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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1932

Page

3

Local society notes and social visits fill week in Hope

Miss Alice Armstrong resumes work in Little Rock after a two week vacation with her parents. Several guests visit local residents including Mrs. Edward Woodford and daughters Nancy Jane and Susan Ann from Little Rock. A Progressive House Party features outings to Dyke Springs Lopestone Springs and nearby visits with Ruby Owens Marilyn Ward and others. Numerous relatives and friends visit or travel to Camden Texarkana Dallas and Shreveport with dinners picnics and weekend stays noted throughout the week.

Edward Woodford Nancy Jane Susan Ann Little Tock W. J. Parkins Ruby Owens Marilyn Ward Marjorie Higgason Helen King Cannon Harriett Pritchard Dyke Springs Hoyett Anders Helen King Canon Lopestone Springs

Hitler’s public appearances staged to rally crowds

Report describes Hitler’s anger during questioning by a Jewish attorney and a $250 contempt fine. It notes staged public entrances with bands and brown shirts, Goebbels as curtain raiser, and occasional dramatic shouts signaling Hitler’s arrival to a cheering hall.

Skoda Czechoslovakia Hitler Associated Press Joseph Goebbels Goebbels

Minority salaries and utility rate recommendations announced

The minority report lists monthly and weekly salaries for multiple officials and urges reducing water and light rates in line with salary cuts. Dated July 18, 1932, from Hempstead County Taxpayers League with L. A. Foster as chairman and F. Y. Trimble as secretary.

Frank Hutchins Jim Hornady Herbert Lewallen Mose Yerger Jonas Benton Bill Burns Cliff Barfield R. L. Graves

Miss Mary Belle King Returns From Louisiana Vacation

Personal note reports Miss Mary Belle King has returned after a two week vacation visiting Shreveport Cotton Valley and other Louisiana points.

Mary Belle King Shreveport Cotton Valley Louisiana

Out-of-Town Guests Attend Funeral Here

The funeral of Mrs. Dorothy Cox Fulton was held here on Wednesday afternoon with many out-of-town attendees. Notable visitors included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fowler and S. C. Cox from Texarkana, Mrs. W. T. Arnold, Mrs. Bowen, and Mrs. F. R. Birch from Texarkana, Mr. and Mrs. Dee of Stamps, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fulton and Velvin Taylor of Fort Worth. Mrs. Fulton leaves a mother, father, sister, and a host of relatives and friends. The Michigan farmer now has 117 varieties of spinach for planting.

Dorothy Cox Fulton W. L. Fowler S. C. Cox W. T. Arnold Bowen F. R. Birch Texarkana Dee Stamps J. H. Fulton Velvin Taylor Fort Worth

Hope City officials pay scale proposed in minority report

A Hope Arkansas committee on salaries proposes minimum monthly wages for city officials and staff. The minority report disputes the majority's scale and lists minimums including City Recorder sixty five dollars, City Treasurer fifty, Chief of Police one hundred thirty five, two policemen one hundred twenty five each, City Physician twenty five, and several named individuals with higher figures such as George Sandefur two hundred and Joe D. Brown one hundred fifty.

Hope Arkansas S. H. Briant J. H. White T. A. Middlebrooks City Recorder J. A. Embree Harvey Thomas George Sandefur Joe D. Brown R. H. Barr

Leap Year Bride Vanishes After Disastrous Fight

Cherry Phillips, a 19 year old heiress and leap year bride, disappears after a quarrel with husband Dan Phillips. Dan and Max Pearson race through Wellington to locate her, checking homes, hotels, hospitals, and a north Carolina resort as a cryptic telegram hints at possible kidnapping or disappearance.

Cherry Dixon Dan Poillips Cherry Dan Dixie Shannon the News Max Pearson The Newa Brenda Vail Wellington New York Brenda Bda Hollywood Comparey Max Bprarbon Phillips Earson North Carolina Cherry Phillips Dan Phillips City Room Pearson

Cherry's Letters Spur Duo Quest Through City

Dan and Max race to locate Cherry by finding Sarah O' Fallon and letters she once sent. They chase a lead to Sarah's address, fearing Cherry may be in danger while clinging to hope. A sudden clue on the stairs ends the scene as the search continues.

Sarah Sarah O'Fallon Dan Dixons Cherry Max Dan Phillips

County Officials Target Salary Cuts Amid Taxpayers League

The Hempstead league urged Judge Dexter Bush and Prosecuting Attorney Millard Alford to join the salary slash plan for two offices. Incumbent officials Higgas on, Wilson, Ridghill, Monroe and others are named as signers with several challengers. A July 30 city hall meeting is planned to publish a final report before the August primary.

Millard Alford Hempstead League O. A. Graves Taxpayer's League L. F. Higgason H. M. Stephens John L. Wilson J. E. Bearden S. M. Sutton Jim Dodson Dale C. Jones D. B. Thompson Lillie Middlebrooks Wash Hutson Chas. Routon J. F. Stuart B. A. Burrow Frank Ward Chas. Reynerson Edgar B. Black John W. Ridghill Isabelle Onstead L. F. Monroe Emory A. Thompson P. C. Holt I. L. Pilkington Ernest G. Steed

Bank Robbery Convictions Hit 37 in Indiana in 1932

Indiana records show 37 bank robbery convictions ending May 1 1932 with total prison terms totaling 700 years. The figures reflect felony outcomes across the state's courts and penitentiaries.

Indiana

Hem-Roid advertised for piles relief

Piles are caused by blood congestion in the lower bowel and only an internal remedy can fix it. Dr Leonardt's Hem-Roid tablets relieve congestion and strengthen affected parts, with quick safe relief and a money back guarantee. Ward & Son and druggists sell Hem-Roid with this guaranty.

Leonardt Ward & Son

Fight Pictures at Saenger Tuesday

The Saenger Theatre lists a double bill Tuesday and Wednesday featuring official footage of the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight title fight shown ring by ring and in rounds. The program also includes Attorney for the Defense with Edmund Lowe Evelyn Brent and Constance Cummings and a concluding cartoon.

Saenger Theatre Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Edmund Lowe Evelyn Brent Constance Cummings Sharkey Schmeling

State to seek 350000 loan for new nervous diseases hospital

LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Gov Parnell said the state will apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a 350000 loan under the relief bill awaiting Hoover’s signature. Funds would help complete the new state hospital for nervous diseases near Benton. Whether to request direct relief funds was not decided pending further study of the bill.

Little Rock State of Arkansas Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover Benton Parnell

Storm Drives Canvas Through Floydada Tree Limb

A storm struck Floydada Texas forcing a canvas piece to pierce the limb of a tree, causing damage as authorities described the unusual impact of wind and debris on the scene.

Floydada Tex

Chevrolet Six Promises Smooth Economy for a Low Price

An advertising pitch extols the Chevrolet Six for low fuel and upkeep costs, built durability, and smooth performance from 6 to 70 mph. It touts modern features like Free Wheeling and Syncro-Mesh, claims lasting value after many miles, and notes prices f.o.b. Flint with optional equipment.

America Chevrolet

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