Weekend visits and social notes in Ouachita region
A string of weekend visits and social events tone this notice page. Angie Lee Smith plans a weekend with grandmother Mrs. Angie Wilson in Little Rock while Mrs. Thelma Mitchell of Foresman visits her J. J. Honeycutt relatives. Harry Dobbs plans a Sunday in Ashdown with Mr and Mrs. Jor Jones. Bessie Walker returns from Chicago with spring stock for Haynes Bros. Jimmie Harbin, Hendrix senior, visits home for the weekend with his family and grandmother. George Ruffin Marshall and Ben Norcross of Texarkana are guests of the Ike T. Bulls, with Ruffin a Texarkana high school graduate. C. E. Bell and Margaret Bell of Texarkana visit the Tiridewells. Mrs. Howard Stuart, a recent bride, hosts a shower at Miss Mabel Barum’s home on West Fourth Street with gifts and refreshments. Vera Van-Sickle of Ouachita College spends the weekend with her parents. A family dinner on West Avenue B celebrates Mrs. E. P. McFaddin and Miss Mary Ross McFaddin’s birthdays. A Stewardship meeting of Ouachita Presbytery, with a supper in the church Ladies rooms, gathers delegates from Washington, Prescott and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dobbs
Ashdown
Jor Jones
Bessie Walker
Chicago
Haynes Bros. Department Store
Howard Stuart
Mabel Barum
West Fourth Street
Dorothy Porter
Geneva Higinson
Ruth Kaufmin
Helen Matthews
Maury Gemley
Jewell
Ruth Kaufman
John le Fey
Kathleen Campbell
Alice Louise Wallis
Wanda Keith
Claudia Whitworth
Mary Delia Carrigan
Auda Partedfield
Geneva Higgason
Harriet Story
Josephine Morris
Dale Barnum
Rath- Teen
Campbell
Backers Support in Vallee Case and Local Rehearsal Plans
A joint rehearsal of the High School Glee Club and the orchestra at First Methodist is scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM with all members urged to attend. Gorge Artest and Jesse Brown returned Friday night from Wistey Ohio to be at their brother's bedside who remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Gorge Artest
Jesse Brown
Hope Frieday Night
Wistey, Ohia
Hope Beats Spring Hill for Fourth Straight Victory
Hope high school basketball, coached by Teddy Jones, won 27 to 22 over Spring Hill, extending their win streak. Leonard England led with 12 points on six field goals, while Kenneth Madison and Johnson of Spring Hill each scored six. The junior game saw Spring Hill win 13 to 12, with Walker scoring seven for Spring Hill and Kidd adding six. The third game ended 24 to 5 with Delaney and Worthington leading for Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Jones
Spring Hill High School
Bobcats
Leonard England
Hope
Makin
Kenneth Madison
Johnson
Spring Hill
R. C. Kennedy
Hope Bobkittens
Walker
Sprig Hill
Kidd
Washington
Emmet
Delaney
Worthington Capital
Nian
Censor Tight on Radio Jokes in Local Row
Olin Miller reports a tense dispute over gag jokes on local radio as officials censor content while jokesters claim no theft of material. The incident highlights tensions between station management and performers in the Achunta Tgucnad region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Miller
Your Health By Dr Morris climate and health analysis
A medical column argues climate and temperature shape human health and performance. It cites ideal ranges around 60 to 63 degrees for physical efficiency, notes mental activity peaks near 38 degrees, and describes how climate affects diabetes and other diseases. The piece urges better understanding of climate influence before aggressive indoor modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Pilsaein Follier, Journal of the American Medical Association
of ‘Hygeia the Health Magazine
United States
Man
Meanest Gal In Town in New Movie Screen Comedy
A small town sets the stage for romance and comedy as ZaSu Pitts Pert Kelton Skeets Gallagher star in The Meanest Gal In Town. A stranded showgirl, a barber, and townsfolk navigate love, business schemes, and mistaken loyalties in a lively film set for a weekend show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Ray
Zasu Pitts
Pert Kelton
EL Brendel
James Gleason "Skaets” Gallagher
Arsenal
Tneh
ZaSu Fitts
Pert Kellan
Et Brendel
Disnes Glease
Skeets Gallagher
Sowidiy
Brensdell
4ZaSu Pitts
Suspicion and bravery in Frege espionage case in France
A French captain Frege faced espionage charges over alleged delivery of Belfort fortifications plans to German agents. Lawyer Maitre Legrand secured his acquittal, ending the case but leaving questions about how the dossier and witnesses arose amid broader debates on modern espionage and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Morris Gilbert
NEA Service
Stott
France
Germany
Dreyfus
Treaso
Frege
Paris
Morocco
St. Maixent
Tilnes
Belfort
Hero Palten
Froge
Valdahon
Quettion
Alexandre
J Froge
Maitre Legrand
Frage
Scouting Leaders Plan Address By President Roosevelt
All district troops will meet Saturday morning February 10 at 11 for a radio address by President Franklin D Roosevelt from the White House. Eagle Scouts and top officials will be present as plans for the year before the silver jubilee are outlined. Kent Roosevelt funds an award during National Boy Scout Week February 8-14 1934 and troops in Tex-Ark Council seek qualification. Exhibit in Hope shows wood specimens by Scouts McRae Lemley and Sybille Burke. Meeting night changed to Thursday at 7 15 for Clyule Hil group 8 Troop 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Heat
Boy Scouts of America
James. EB. West
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Scout
National Office
The
Kent Roosevelt
Othe
Tex-Ark Council
McRae Lemley
Little Rock
Walter Head
Seour Syville Burke
Death Angel Takes Baby From Gitsen Home
The death angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs George Gitsen and took their darling baby Billy Geoun after a period of illness. Burial followed at New Hope cemetery. Other notes mention a girl born to Mr and Mrs Tom Burr on Monday night and various social visits and moves among local families including the Barrs moving to Texas and Marty Simmons visiting Mrs McCoy of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dleath
George Gitsen
Billy Geoun
Newt Hope Espetery Sayiny
Tom Burr
Oren Barr
Texas
Marty Simmons
McCoy
Hope
Ed Black
Z. Gibson
Lillie Gibson
Ruth
Ellen
John ‘Iy Smuth
Tom Hendrix
George Gibson Ant
Laitiie
The Cat's Paw satire on Chinese mayoral trials
Bruce Cation reviews Clarence Budington Kelland's The Cat's Paw, a humorous satire where a Chinese educated son of a missionary becomes mayor, facing graft, racketeering, and political trickery. He counters with Chinese methods and triumphs, in a lively Harper's release priced at $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Cation
Clarence Budington Kelkind
China
America
Chayeo
Harpers
McCaskill Woman's Brother Dies in Texas
Jne Davis of Sutphin Springs Texas brother of Mrs G B Gaines of McCaskill died Wednesday morning at his home. Burial followed Thursday. Born in Hempstead County he lived in the northern county section for years. Survived by two sisters Mrs G B Gaines and Miss Bally Davis both of Weaver Texas two sons and one daughter. Mr and Mrs Neary Gaines of this city also among attendees at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne Davis
G. B. Gaines
McCaskill
Sutphin Springs
Texas
Mr. Davis
Hempstead
Bally Davis
Weaver
Arkansas
Neary Gaines
This City
Juliar Goites
Positively Matvinoniil Mistress Notice
A fragmentary note appears to question a friend who calls often and suggestive phrases hint at suspicions about behavior and influence. The text is garbled but centers on social interaction and perceived intent.
Sutton man injured by falling tree while cutting ties
Marshall Smith, 26, of Sutton community, improved Saturday after being struck by a falling tree while cutting cross ties. He was taken to Josephine hospital with a crushed right side, a broken rib, and a punctured kidney. Dr J H Weaver, Hempstead County coroner, was a patient in the hospital Saturday with unchanged condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Smith
Sutton Community
Mr. Smith
Josephine Hospital
Nationwide drive to fund Warm Springs therapy center
Across the nation local lodge card parties raise 50 cent to $1.50 donations to the National Committee for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. Money supports infantile paralysis treatment and endowment. Labor groups pledge support with radio coordinated events. Washington and New York balls planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Roosevelt
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Matthew Wolf
Labor Division
Sational
Sic
New Yorks
Waldorf
Washington
Shoreham
Supreme Court
John Allan Dougherty
Itrugueal Hall
Espionage and diplomacy fuels a birth ball plot
The piece discusses financial spying and industrial espionage across sectors from banking to art, noting widespread use of secret agents. It centers on Henry Latham Doherty of Cities Service and his plan tied to President and Warm Springs, culminating in a Birthday Ball honoring the president's health fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inters
Eguntry
Earth
Cities ‘Service
Henry Latham ‘Doherty
Idirettor
Miami
Bilmore
Doherty
New York
Warm’ Springs
eGorgia Spa
Warm Springs
Hung jury likely in remote retrial
Jurors reported at 10 30 a m that their chances of a verdict seemed remote and they did not think they could reach agreement. Judge Harvey urged a careful study of the court's charge and a systematic review of the evidence as they await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Auto Crash Injures Fulton Toll Bridge Keeper
Glen L. Williams, Fulton toll bridge keeper, was injured in a Saturday morning car accident on the Hope Fulton highway near Sheppard community. The steering failed, sending his car into a ditch. he sustained a broken collarbone and minor body injuries as his demolished vehicle struck a tech. He was alone and driving at high speed when the loss of steering occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen L. Williams
Fulton
Hope-Fulton Highway
Iowa Lieutenant Governor and two officials indicted in conspiracy case
A federal grand jury indicted Nels G. Krashcel and Carleton D. Beh of Des Moines along with other figures on charges of conspiring against the government. The six day investigation focused on the Iowa Public Works Administration. Indictments were returned at Ottumwa Friday and released after transfer to Des Moines. Lieutenant Governor N. P. Reed was mentioned as removed from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lieul, Goy
Nels G.krashcel
Carleton D
Beh
Iowa Public Works Administration
Ottumwa
N. BP. Reed
Compromises Sought in Liquor Bill Debate and Indictments
In South Carolina a liquor bill showdown continues as supporters press for a substitute. Meanwhile indictments allege forgery and misrepresentation related to federal loans and public works projects. The political climate centers on delaying reconsideration while plans for new liquor measures emerge.
Ozan St Paul Club Organized by Women
The Ozan and St Paul home demonstration club was organized this week under Miss Helen Griffin, with Mrs Charles Locke hosting. Officers elected: Mrs D E Goodlett president, Mrs W D Jones vice president, Mrs Sterane Smith secretary and reporter. 73 members enrolled. Next meeting at Mrs Locke on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan
St. ‘Foul
Charles Locke
Helen Griffin
Evelyn Murph
D.E. ‘Goodlett
W.D
Jones
Ste Rane Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mxi
Henry
Angie Lee Smith
Angie Wilson
Thelma Mitchell
Foresman
J. J. Honeycutt
Jimmie Harbin
Hendrix College
J. M. Harbin
Yrandmother
Florence ‘Turner
George Ruffin Marshall
Ben Norcross
Texarkana
Ike T. Bulls
George Ruffin
Texarktana High School
C.E. Bell
Margaret Bell
R. C. Tiridewell
Vera Van-Sickle
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Mrs
Edgar van Sickle
Ross R. Gillespie
Ja Family
Ie Ie
West Avenue B
E. P. McFaddin
Mary Ross McFaddin
Ouachita Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Winshington
Prescott
Vallee Case
Rudy Vallee
Garfield Leon
Fay Webb Vallee
Elie
Leon
Gle
Marion Mitchell
Hla
Mra
Vallees
Oakcrest Natcvery
North
Walnut Street
Hoot Gibson
Dude Bandit
Tarzan
Alice Brinly Tovy
Pani
Serikeel
Eal
Hakats Sreuaated
Cotov Musical
Josephne
Pai News
Saenger Theater
I Milion
Swanke
Pert Kellon
Voheb
Higersigs
Wibitues Gill
Pert
Juanes Gleavonda
Siruyus
Aknows Gallagher
Sulustian
Capt
Devil's Island
Europe
Rue de Saussines
Surete Generale
Foreser
Torraulee
Boy Scouts
New Capital
Sybille Burke
Rnotary Club
Hinton
Positively Matvinoniil
T. J. Barr
Patmos
J. H. Weaver
Hempstead Court
Suds
Iowa
CWA
U. S
Carolin
Oglumeta
S. C
Ise
Ligixor Hill
Huger
Sinkler
Ton
Tha
Ito
Médiaré
South
Carolina
BWA
Otti
PWA
Ozan-St. ‘Paul’ Club
Jackson
Gibson
Drug Company
Rexall
Hope, Ark
Inne
Shreveport, Louisiana
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