Community notices and events mix in July church page
Women’s groups meet at 4 PM at St Mark’s and First Baptist venues in town. Obituaries and travel notes mark member returns from Kansas City and Oklahoma trips. A street carnival with acts and Punch entertains North Harvey Street youths. A cemetery work day is planned at Oak Grove. Elk starvation study reports 65 of 85 winter deaths due to food shortage in upper Gallatin region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Gallatin Rore
Forest Service
Tangers
Ungenre Notice Promoting A Novelty Item Yellow Jack
Fragmented OCR text promotes a product called Yellow Jack described as a masterpiece. It urges readers to purchase and remember the item, but the garbled source offers little coherent context or verifiable details.
Bohanan Earns KC Victory In boxing card
Fred Bohanan, CCC Camp middleweight, won by technical knockout in round two against Red Simpson of Hope after Simpson fell from the ring and suffered a cut. Roy Taylor and Floyd Howell drew in three rounds. Lee Roy Daniels defeated D. K. Carson in a four round bout while Preacher Walker challenged Daniels for next Friday. Wilton Gentry beat William Hall in three rounds, Leo Dunlop won on technical knockout over Slim Hall, and a five-man battler royal capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bohanan
CCC
Red Simpson
Hope
Simpson
Roy Taylor
Floyd Howell
Doyular
Lee Roy Daniels
Fulton Negro
D. K. Carson
Preacher Walker
Daniels
Walker
I Gentry
William Hall
The Goldwyn Follies at New Theatre shines with stars
A two day engagement presents Samuel Goldwyn’s Technicolor musical extravaganza The Goldwyn Follies featuring Adolphe Menjou The Ritz Brothers Andrea Leeds Ella Logan Yereme Cowan The Gorgeous Goldwyn Girls Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Phil Baker Kenny Baker Helen Jepsen Charles Kullmann Zorina George Balanchine American Ballet Bobby Clark and a Ben Hecht script The Gershwin score marks Goldwyn’s color era directed by George Marshall and released by United Artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Phil Baker
Kenny Baker
Grand Opera
Helen Jepsen
Charles Kullmann
Zorina
George Buanchine
American Ballet
Bobby Clark
Goldwyn Follies
Hollywood
Ben Hecht
Menjou
Andrea Leeds
George Gershwin
George Marshall
United Artists
NOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE SUNDAY SERVICES LISTED
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. No morning preaching. Christ Ambassadors and Children's church at 7 a.m. Evening evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Rev. Webb away. Rev. Recter Jones of El Dorado will preach in the evening. Jones has spoken before. public urged to hear him. First Methodist Church notes Youths honored at morning service. New young adult class organized taught by Mrs. Ralph Routon. Intermediate and Young People's League services at 1 p.m. Outdoor lawn service praised. third sermon on the Twenty third Psalm: When the Lord Restores. St Mark's Episcopal Church Fifth Sunday After Trinity, Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Prayer 11 a.m. led by Lay Reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Ambassadors and Childrens Church
Webb
Recter Jones
Assembly of God Church
el Dorado
Jones
Tabernacle
Luther Moltamen
Magnolia
First’ Methodist Church
Woa
Ralph. Routon
Young People's League
ST. Mark's Episcopal Church
Appraisal racket victim in long running scheme
A defendant’s client refused the extra 15 000 despite added security and the man behind the loan was revealed to have no funds. The report notes the oldest city belief as Tiahuanaco Bolivia and mentions 14 existing before pyramids and before Ur.
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John
Tiahuanaco
Bolivia
Jackson Named Coach of New York Giants
Travis Jackson, former Jersey City manager in the Giants farm system, returned to the Giants as coach for the remaining 18 months of his three year contract. Hank Deberry succeeded him at Jersey City, while Tom Chirke moved to scouting duties in the eastern region.
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New York
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Jersey City
Giants
Hank Deberry
Jackson
Tom Chirke
The Rise and Fall of Samuel Insull
Samuel Insull, once power magnate and chief of a vast utility empire, collapsed after a boom era belief in perpetual prosperity. He pursued high stock prices to thwart rival control, losing his fortune and leaving family pensions as his sole Resources before dying in exile in France.
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Insull
Middle West
Ingall
Eastern Capital
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland and Associates
Sull
Samuel Insull
Samuel Insull, Jr
Martin
Thomas Alva Edison
France
Edison
London
General Electric Company
Chicago Edison Company
Insall
America
Nsall
Chicago Civic Opera
Tisull
Samuel
Emma Insull
Margaret Bird
Samuel Insull Life of Power Tycoon in Utilities and Transit
Samuel Insull built a vast empire spanning electric light and gas, leading People's Gas, Midland Utilities, Northern Indiana Gas and Electric, and the Chicago Rapid Transit system. He directed interurban networks, modernized Chicago rail transit, and managed a large Hawthorn Farm estate, while earning honorary degrees and club memberships.
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Ducer
Chicago
Samuel Tasull
Middle West
People's Gas, Light, & Coke Company of
Chicago Rapids Transit Company
Indianapolis
South Bend
Waukee
Insull
Chicago Loop
Chicago, South Shore and
South Bend Electric Railroad
Louisville
Evanston
Samuel, Jr
Europe
Hawthorn
Libertyville
America
American Suffolk Horse Association
London
Agriculture Bill Not Farmer Alone
Hempstead County Farm Bureau president H T L Huskey argues federal Agriculture Department funds support more than farmers. He cites nearly 761 million in total appropriations with about 200 million for highways and related projects, small farm-to-market road share, weather, meat inspection, and drug act administration, benefiting general public and local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
H. TL. Huskey
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Gome
Metropolitan Press
Department of Agriculture
Huskey
Hempstead County
Weather Bureau
AAA
Department
Record of Achievement State Debt Reduced and Savings
State reports debt reduction and cost cuts across departments as annual per capita cost drops to 17.10, well below other states 17.6 to 40 percent higher. No new debt or taxes, ad valorem tax cut, county expenses trimmed, farm-to-market road funding up, welfare aid expanded, and a 3 year reconstruction program begun. Penitentiary and hospitals modernized, parks system expanded, and rural electrification continued. The document catalogs broad fiscal gains and programmatic reforms across state, county, and institutional levels.
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Tuberculosis Sanatoria
Booneville
State Hospital
Stock and Forestry Branch
Revenue Department
Uae
New York
Babs Travels Far and Restless Love Across Continents
Barbara, known as Woolworth heiress, embarks on a global romance tale. She divorces, remarries a Danish noble, travels from Reno to London to Cairo and St Moritz, signs away citizenship, and faces a discord with son Lance amid lawsuits and peace bonds. The piece notes travel agencies’ fascination with her wanderlust and hints divorce won’t curb her roaming. An Assembly at Magnolia A M College gathers local youths under the Little Hook Conference with leaders and instructors from First Methodist.
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Barbara
Reno
Count Court von Haugwitz-Regentlow
New York
Denmark
Heidneberg
Lance
London
United States
Egypt
Nile
St. Moritz
Copenhagen
Paris
Woolworth
McClellan to Tour Arkansas In July Campaign
Representative McClellan launches a four week Arkansas itinerary beginning in Miller County and moving west, central, and northeast regions before closing in Jonesboro. Speeches include Hope July 19 and 18 Doddridge, Bright Star, Fouke, Hope Horatio, Foreman, Ashdown, Fulton with scheduled times.
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Arkansas
McClellan
Miller County
Jonesboro
Hattie W. Caraway
Hope
Doddridge Bright Star
Fouke
Hope Horatio
Foreman
Ashdown
Fulton
Methodist Group Home From Magnolia Meet
Intermediate young people from First Methodist church returned Friday from the Magnolia meeting.
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Methodist
Magnolia
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Mrs. Sip Henry
BJ. Ogburn
South Maintreet
Om Miss Obern Dodson
Kansas City
K. J, Kaptinger
Little Son
IK. J
Fordyce
First Baptist Church
Main Street
W. R. Hamilton
Elm Street
Charles Clark
Charles
Oklahoma City
Okla
Glen Willians
Little Rael
Susin Woodford
North Harvey Street
J. R. Floyd
Betty Donahoe
Little Rock
Elizabeth Green
Rol. Clark
Carl Green
Texas A. & M
Electien Engineering
Oak Grove
Jack
Robert Montgomery
Virginia Bruce Lewis Stone
Andy Devine
Rialto
Tom Keene
Allison Skipwortit
Polly Moran
Bob Livingston
Adolph Menjou
Ritz
Zorina, Kenny Baker
Charlie McCarthy
Ese Eee
Warner Brothers Presents
Bette Davis
Warner Bros
Jezebel
Henry Fonda
George Brent
Margaret Lindsay
Donald Crisp
Fay Bainter
William Wyler
Richard Cromwell
Honey O'Neill
Berens
Clamante Ripley
Abcor
Jake Hluatop
Owen Danie
May Steiner
Bohanan
K.C
Taylor and Howell
Nope Gospel Tabernacle
First Methodist Church
Fred
Harrison
Lars
Reading
Oxford
Johnson
Menlo Park
N. J
Jnsuit
Beniusu
Electric Tube Company
Edison Lamp Company
Edison Machine Works
Edison General Electric Company
Cam‘imonwealth Edison
John S
McClellan-for-Senator
Pulice
Babs
Venture
Magnolia A. & M. College
Migs ‘Nolia
Tee Claudia Agee
Gladys Wisener
Linda Cobb
Mary Lou Morgan
France Gwyn. Williams
Betty Clark
Virginia O'Neal
Briant Bundy
Paul O’neal
W William Routon
Charles Bundy
Jack Honeyscul
C. V. Nunn, Jr
Wilton Jewell
Little Hook
The
Methodist Episcopal, Church
Rep. McClellan
Kool
Harry W. Shiver
Carl E. Bailey
Nevada County
Court House
Prescott
Southwest
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