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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
3
PhillipSburg audience watched Logan youngster win a corn eating championship by pecking 410 grains while seated. The event showcased steady discipline as competitors tasted kernels in a casual regional meet.
Claire Fosdick travels to the Innely residence to decide whether to wed Nick Daum and to locate a rumored jewel owned by her uncle Lyman Fosdick. Old friends Pat Mangan and Bot Steele guide her to the Spratt mountain cabin as a night of tense discoveries begins with a dog’s death and suspicious mystery.
Claire discovers a carved arrow sign in a mountain home pointing to the cupola and home stairs. A broken lamp, a shot at her room, and faint clues raise a dangerous search as Pat Bob and Susie investigate a possible killer, a white miner, and a missing dog.
W M Shepherd to head Arkansas Power and Light Co department promoting rural electrification cash markets for poultry eggs milk sour cream cattle hogs and truck crops. Harvey Couch, company president, says no service charges and aims to boost farmers monthly income through cooperative efforts. Shepherd, Hendrix graduate, longtime aide to Couch, leads effort from Mablevale area farm.
At age 175 Paderewski signs to appear in a film for Luther Mendes British production company. He will lead the project in July with Mendes directing, playing a musician in Moonlight Sonata.
The 1936 honor man Mendes describes the project as a film that centers on Paderewski's personality and impact on others, not a mere piano showcase. His life will be portrayed with purposeful music integrated to serve the story, highlighting his vitality and enduring presence.
Revival at the Church of Christ in Hope enters its second week with large crowds at both services. Morning and night sessions continue through Tuesday night with 10:30 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. services. Dr Bates spoke on Sunday about The Sin of Neglect, calling it universal and condemned in all churches. Dr Boles spoke on Excuses stressing there are no valid reasons for not being Christ.
Mendes in Paris after a meeting with the musician and signing contracts says Paderewski is embracing a new medium of expression with extraordinary interest and insistence on full information. Why Paderewski, who has made and given away fortunes, returns from his Switzerland retreat to motion pictures remains a mystery. He is expected to receive a tidy sum, though no motive or money need is hinted.
Wertag notes that no human excuse for rejecting Christianity satisfies God. He analyzes common justifications and exposes folly using Scripture. Public service tonight at 6:15 invites attendees.
The nationalist government reports only ten percent of China’s school age children as healthy. Most show physical defects and undernutrition, with widespread disease. Bathing and tooth brushing are rare in millions of homes. Health education and training are being intensified for doctors nurses and health workers.
A garbled column surveys political spins and cultural tidbits. It mentions Rioneheck asserting his view, a New Deal misreading WPA, Roast crow in Tus Oklahoma, sports writers favoring Louis, a senator's late Congress filibuster aided by a natural gas book, and Rudy Vallee studying law with a lawyer persona promising a large clientele.
In Macon Georgia Botsy Nixon faced a $50 fine after settling a bonus bond case. The incident notes a swiftly paid penalty with one bond settled at the moment.
Byron Price analyzes the national race focusing on the East and Midwest as pivotal. Democrats aim to lock Roosevelt in the South while Republicans seek gains from the Mississippi to the Atlantic shore. Both sides expect shifts in the South and West but view the East and Midwest as decisive for the election.
A fragmented analysis notes that party strategy shifts may hinge on four key states: New York Pennsylvania Minnesota and India Together. The piece discusses Landon’s western appeal, Democratic governors, and Republican efforts to swing Philadelphia voters, with uncertain outcomes until results clarify the political battlefield.
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