Henry St. Henry motto boosts courage and risk
Local page mixes verse with a social calendar. Miss Jowell Bartlett visits sister Mrs. Tom Saw yer. Margaret Griffin of Waldo weekends with Soke folks. Many families from Dallas to Little Rock host and visit over the holiday. Wedding notes, visitors, and a royal verse punctuate a week of social activity.
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New Morgan and Lindsey Store Opens Here
The formal opening of Morgan and Lindsey Se to $1.00 store in town drew praise from officials who reported strong business. They thanked local customers for their courtesy and support in this new trade territory.
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Cadey and LaRance to Clash in Tuesday Wrestling Card
The South Walnut arena hosts a Tuesday show headlined by Dan Cadey versus Speedy LeRimee, a Tacoma import known as a clever Greek. Cadey has beat Schoolboy Knox and China Lee this season, while LaRance recalls a tough loss to Frankie Hill due to a leg injury. An amateur undercard features Pinkie Carrigan vs Cleveland Muldrow and D. K. Carson vs Edmund Davis, with Kid Blackie vs Chester Yerger in a four round opener, and a battle royal at 8 15.
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Fayetteville Daily to Change Its Name to Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville's only daily newspaper will be renamed the Northwest Arkansas Times effective soon. Publishers cite rapidly expanding circulation through afternoon delivery and broader regional service as the reason for the change.
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Romantic Tonic for Her Film Career Sparks Reno Wedding Plan
Pretty Billy Huber, fresh from divorce with Ray Huber, announces a Reno wedding to Gilbert Mosby, patent medicine millionaire, while being cast in Murder at the Vainties. Mosby once sued for $2,000,000 divorce settlement. his wife won $400,000 in 1929. Nearby, Withlacoochee River area near Valdosta, Georgia noted. mentions of Kansas wheat use and July/August butterfat trends are present but not central to the main happenings.
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Presbyterian Meet Last Monday Supper Meeting
The Presbyterian Men of the Church will hold a summer season supper Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Education Building of the First Presbyterian Church. Men are urged to come minus coats. President Guthrie and the pastor hope for good attendance.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Revival Preacher Speaks On Second Coming
Dr DLN Jackson addressed about 1000 worshipers at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church during an open air revival, detailing signs of Christ's imminent personal, visible pre millennial return. He announced additional lectures on the New Birth and baptism’s role, with daily services at 10 am and 8 pm led by Rev Hollis Purtle.
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Payrolls Push Up in Spite of Strikes
In early 1937 employment and payrolls rose despite widespread strikes and labor unrest. Manufacturing posted gains led by durable goods like machinery, shipbuilding, and farm equipment as the CIO challenged the AFL. April employment numbered 21.8 million in manufacturing, up nearly five million since 1932, though still below 1929 peak levels across industries.
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Unclear OCR fragment about industrial employment and ages
Fragmentary OCR text mentions national industrial data, five million persons, age considerations and job readiness, dated from January through an unspecified period. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities.
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