Secret Mrs SIDLers and Local News From Texarkana
Fragmented local notices report visitors in Texarkana and Prescott, a tragic auto accident on the El Dorado Camden road, a January 10 Texarkana wedding of Floy Mae Wisener to Arles DeBow, and a Hempstead county school superintendent meeting in Pine Bluff. Names include Mrs F Gorin, Mrs Arch Moore, Mrs I H Stuart, J B Yates, Ruth McCorkle, D Mager, C V Nunn, A C Kelly, Iva Lee Tatum, Floy Mae Wisener, Arles DeBow, Grady DeBow, R F Cornelius, L T Fark, Paul Park, Hugh Hyman, Esme Buckner, Otis Park, A L King, Ollie Sandefur, Nona Steele, Ed Williams, Leon Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Yates
Ruth McCorkle
Prescott
Ie D. Mager
el Dorado-Camden
Alvin Wisener
Floy Mae
Arles DeBow
Grady DeBow
Amity
Texarkana
H. 5. DeVore
R. Ft. Cornelius Fad
L. T. Fark
Paul Park
Melamie
Hugh Hyman
Arkadelphia
Esme Buckner
Ringgold
Otis Park
Fulton
A. L. King
City
Ollie Sandefur
Nona K. Steele
Household Aid Project
Ed Williams
Oglesby School
Leon Bundy
Hempstead County
Governor Bailey Inaugural Parade Screened At Swenger
At the Swenger theater for Wednesday only manager Swanke presents the first full showing of Governor Carl Bailey's inaugural ceremony and parade with floats. The program includes the latest Marely of Time and feature The Smartest Girl in Town with Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. Thursday and Friday feature Mirtha Raye in The Hideaway Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swenger
Swanke
Carl Bailey
Kove
Marely
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Mirtha Raye
Flood Death Toll Rises to 53 in Kentucky Chaos
Federal and local crews tally 53 flood fatalities in Kentucky with 16 in Louisville unofficially. Exposures include nine deaths among victims such as a 65 year old in Maysville and a 74 year old in Louisville. Names largely unavailable as rescuers work through the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Paduccah
Calsonville
F. M. Henrie
Karl Curry
Chester Coffan
Alonzo Utley
Coak
Scott County
Leo Stevens
Henry Arnold
John Schmidt
J. GL. Peed
Elizabeth Gathoff
Sylvester
Tokio visitors and business travel across towns
A jumble of names shows Tokin visitors to Tokio and business trips to Nashville Belton and Highland. People include A C Holt A Blackwood H H Holt Vernon Havent Amy Folsom Dildy Porterfield Mt Pleasant and Ray with scattered notes on visits and returning home after trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OW. Porterfield
M. Pleasant
Hafford Myrint
Takia
Businses
A.C. Holt
A. Blackwood
Nashville
HH. H. Holt
Alex Reaves
Ray
Tokio
Vernon
McCassill
Amy Folsom
Belton
MD Harris
W. JD. Huddleston
Dildy Porterfield
Mt. Pleasant
Soil Exhibit to Reopen Here for Public Viewing
Weather disruptions limited attendance last Friday and Saturday as the Soil Conservation Service exhibit resumes Friday afternoon January 29 from 1 to 5 and Saturday January 30 from 1 to 5 at the Hope Building Material store in Walnut and Second. After viewing, the display moves to Conway Forrest City Harrison Monticello and Waldron with plans to show at the New Orleans National Education Association Convention February 20 and 21. Landowners and all interested in conservation are invited to visit this notable exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Hope Building
Walnut
Arkansas
Conway
Forrest City
Harrison
Monticello
Waldron
New Orleans
National Education Association
Soil Conservation
Service
Holt and Garner clash as Holt seeks Senate return
A report from Washington outlines tensions between Rush Holt and West Virginia’s Neely as Garner intervenes to ease the breach. Garner visited Holt after meetings with the WPA program leaders, while Neely began a new term escorted by no one except the majority leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Rush Holt
Senate
Viccident Garner
Holt
Neely
West Virginia
Robinson
Garner
Perkins
Labor
Madame
Miss Perkins
Tugwell
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
Copeland
Tiuch
Commerce Committee
House
Hill
Hoy
Agriculture Department
Jerome Frank
AAA
Food and Drugs Administration
Capitol Hill
Youth Learns to Read Without Glasses in Enid
A 7 year old boy, BR L Downing, formerly required glasses to read. After discarding his glasses and starting a new set of teeth, he gradually read a newspaper without aid and soon stopped wearing glasses entirely. The change surprised him more for the teeth appearing than the reading skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Oklit
Yan
BR. L. Downing
Downing
Local residents cope with bad weather and social visits
On Saturday Luetun Bell of Roye appeared publicly while Mrs Harold Lee of Nashville visited relatives in town. Landis Van Huddleston stays home amid harsh weather and avoids going out, similar to the sun’s limited appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Luetun Bell
Roye
Ralgin
Harold Lee
Nashville
Landis van Huddleston
Tigs is Pigs hog sale noted in Potter Nebraska event
A hog bought by Fred Reetz in Potter Nebraska for 36 dollars rose to 56.10 dollars on resale. While owned the pig reportedly added 11 points to profits, and the animal later sold for 352 dollars, illustrating a pyramiding gain in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetz
Potter
Neb
Fred Reetz
One-Piece Bathing Suit Is Doomed
Miami Florida reports Annette Keller, famed swimmer, argues fashion shifts signal decline of one piece swimsuits. She predicts more feminine, softer beachwear as women 45 and under seek modesty and varied training, while collegiate wear remains more permissive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Annette Kellerman
United States
Kellerman
Aquatic Veteran Faces Court Over Swimwear Ban
An aquatic veteran appeals a dress code ruling during a 13-mile swim in a one-piece suit. The judge, understanding her stance, allows the attire removing bloomers and skirt frills, reflecting broader views on modesty and sport attire.
Cowbell Market Notes U S Factory Announces Trade Demand
Collinsville report says thousands of cowbells are unused for cattle. J H Blum Sr, head of the sole U S factory devoted to cowbells, notes college students advertisers and New Year revelers buy many bells for noise at games parties and even weddings. The piece also mentions U S coffee consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
J. H. Blum
United States
Blum
Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Cold
Millions have found Calotabs a valuable aid in treating colds. Take one or two tabs first night, repeat third or fourth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to remove cold poisons from blood. Economical, twenty five cents for family package, ten cents for trial package.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Gorin
Arch Moore
I. H. Stuart
Texarkena
C. V. Nunn
A. C. Kelly
Stamps
Iva Lee Tatum
Hope
Gongway
Shirley Temple
Saenger
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
U.S. Army
New Theatre
Rebel Rush Holt
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia
U. 6
Chamerlain Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines
Ford
R&g
Ford Motor Company
Hope Auto CO
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