Spring Hill Wins Three From Guernsey
Spring Hill swept Guernsey at Guernsey on January 20 taking three wins. Senior boys 19417, senior girls 22 18, junior boys 14 5. Davis led the girls with 20 points. Lingard Ross and Flowers shone as guards. Guernsey’s Boyce stood out for the hosts. The juniors edged a close win as Flowers scored 8 and Clements and Kidd ran strong games. Official Lyon Martin praised the sportsmanship shown in all three games.
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Guernsey
Stark
Spring Hill
Martin
Butler
Powell
Yocom
Moser
Glanton
Davis
Boyce
Neal
Lingard
Ross
Flowers
UL. Boyce
Kidd
Clements
Lyon Martin
Fashion Fink Pattern 8084 Promotes Slim Housework Dress
Carol Day promotes Pattern 8084 a straight simple dress with a deep V neckline and darts for a slenderizing fit. The design features ample armholes a snugged waist and shoulder darts allowing ease for housework and movement. The Fall Winter Pattern Book offers multiple designs with photos and garment guidance priced at seven cents per pattern.
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Carol Day
Lee
Hope Starz
Pattern Bureau
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Smallest Quaker joins varsity basketball lineup
Philadelphia Ray Diyen Bey foot S Inch 125 pound forward is the smallest player ever to gain a regular position on a Pennsylvania basketball varsity.
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Philadelphia
Ray Diyen
Beyfoot
Pennsylvania
Testing Ground at Dubuque College Spurs Coaching Lineage
Dubuque Columbia College is cited as the starting spot for three major football coaches Gus Dorals of Detroit Elmer Layden of Notre Dame and Dr Eddie Anderson of Lowe.
Cheating in Childhood Challenges Fair Play
Olive Roberts Barton argues that cheating among children stems from anxiety to win and weak character. She urges caregivers to spot early tendencies, discourage sly tactics, and teach honesty to protect a child’s reputation and future.
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Tory
Moopers Outdraw Hockey in Madison Square Garden
New York college basketball games at Madison Square Garden draw about two thousand more fans per game on average than hockey, reflecting stronger spectator interest for basketball in the venue. The comparison highlights a broader trend in venue attendance during the period.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hempstead County Cage Schedules and 1937 cattle income
The page lists Hempstead County and Slope High schedule dates for basketball games against teams such as Guernsey Columbus Fulton Patmos Saratoga Spring Hill and Washington plus a separate slate for Hope including Hot Springs Jonesboro Texarkana El Dorado Waldo Fordyce Prescott and Ashdown with district and conference tournaments noted Pine Bluff Howe and a 1937 US cattle producers income of 1.217 billion dollars.
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Guernsey
Columbus
Fulton
Patmos
Saratoga
Washington
Blevins
Spring Hill
Ashdown
Hope
Pine Bluff
Mare
Howe
Broadway World Fair Season Boosts High Profile Shows
New York theater insiders report over two million dollars poured into Broadway entertainment for the World's Fair year. Major productions include George S Kaulmits and Moss Hart's The American Way led by Fredric March and Florence Eldredge at the Center Theater, with Noel Coward's Let the Music arriving. Hellzapoppin remains the season’s breakout smash as audiences flock to Musicals Like Boys From Syracuse Leave It to Me and I Married an Angel, while Knickerbocker Holliday at the Ethel Barrymore, Pins and Needles from the Ladies Garment Workers union, and other tuneful shows fill the New York stage.
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New York
Broadway
George S. Kaulmitts
Moss Hart
Fredric March
Florence Eldredge
Center Theater
Radio City
Noel Coward
Beatrice Liltic
Rinko
Ole Qlesen
Chic Johnson
Syracuse
Shake Speare
William Gaxton
Victor Moore
Sophie Tucker
Mary Martin
Vera Zorina
Ethel Barrymore Theater
Walter Huston
Ladies Garment Workers
Broadway Theatre Season Echoes Past Glories
Robert E Sherwoods Abe Lincoln in Illinois and Oscar Wilde with Robert Morley receive strong praise. Racket to the Moon and Kiss the Boys Goodbye show moderate success while Outward Bound is a hit. Here Come the Clowns draws audiences, Spring Meeting pleases, Primrose Path stirs crowds, and the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company returns thrilling Savoyards.
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Sutton Vane
Daurette Taylor
Florence Reed
Yesteryear
New York
George Jessel
George Abbott
D'Oyly Carte Oquera Company
No Fugitily Now New York Vadim Medvedetz Smuggling Tale
Columbia varsity cager Vadim Medvedetz, a White Russian, was smuggled out of the country by his parents during the 1917 revolution.
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New York
Vadim Medvedetz
Columbia
No Time to Marry in Yelineredwan Stone Chapter XII
Janet meets an old man on a park bench who shows her a blueprint for a hillside house. The man hints the plan fits the site and was drawn by a private architect who offered it to Janet, promising she the perfect lots if they move quickly. Janet wonders about the implications and Lance’s role.
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Lance
Janet
Barney McKnight
Aunt Mary
Leslie Pugh
Anet
White House
Via Altle
Hale
Foxes Seen Helping Farmers In Study At Minnesota
A Minnesota study by University of Minnesota expert Donald Hafield argues foxes aid farmers by eating pests. Researchers examined 92 fox stomachs finding only 4 to 6 percent pheasant content and 51 to 75 percent other small animals, countering claims by sportsmen and wardens that foxes drive pheasant declines.
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ST. Faul
Donald
Mt. Hafield
University of
Wits HS Reports Most Have Stomach Ulcers
CHICAGO Dr. H.E. Robertson of Leechester Minnesota says most people have stomach ulcers without knowing it. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes that improper foods, excess alcohol, poisons, infections, fevers, anemia and emotional distress injure stomach mucosa.
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Wits Hs
Chicago
He, Robertson
Lechester
Minn
Journal of the American Medical Association
Robertson
Adoption Petition in Hempstead Probate Court Arkansas
A notice warns that Urban Jonesy and Esther Jones filed August 15, 1938 in Hempstead County Probate Court for adoption of James Moroks Futrell. Interested parties must appear within twenty days of notice to show cause or the petition may be confessed and an adoption decree entered. Frank J. Hill clerk. Ralph Bailey clerk. January 21, 1935.
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Norvelia Futrell
Blackie Putrell
Black Futrell
Joss Green
Urban Jonesy
Esther Jones
Hempstead’ County
Arkansas
James Moroks Futrell
Frank J. Hill
Probate
Ralph Bailey
Chancery Court
Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court title confirmation
In Hempstead County Arkansas a petition to confirm title to property described as part of the SW quarter of the NE quarter of Section 33 Township 12 South Range 24 West is filed. The land fronts 75 feet on South Main Street in Hope and is the north 44 feet of a deeded tract from George W. Sandofur to Claude B. Wardle. Callie and Sue Wesson must appear at the next March term to show cause why the title should be confirmed.
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Township 12
Range 24
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Chancery Court
Mempstead County
George W. Sandofur
Claude B. Wardle
Recorder's
Samme
Callie Wesson Gad Sue Wesson
Callie Wesson
Sue Wesson
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