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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1951
Page
2
A fragmented classified item advertises an advance payment offer from Albert C Blonaquint and Hope Btar. It mentions a 24 motor unit priced at £8 and cash terms, with a contact number ending 691 for inquiries.
Major and minor league games listed with National and American leagues. Brooklyn at Unienge New York at Ditaburah Nostera at Palladelphys St Lend Cleveland at Maw York Detroit at WWashtogtuy Chieagi at Maxtars Olgaren and Yeaterday's Fleaarts noted. International and Southern Association results include Mobile 80 Monipus 0 and LA at New Olina with several completions and line scores.
Public legal notice from Hope School District No. 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas approving a proposed expenditure budget for the year starting July 1, 1959 and ending June 30, 1960. Includes a 25 mill property tax levy and bond issue of 70,820.04 for construction and improvement of school buildings and facilities. Identifies director names, dates, and cost breakdowns for fixed charges printing debt service and building funds.
A dense, fragmentary schedule listing top radio programs and TV show times. Entries include American Portraits and various adventures with times like 7 and 8:30, plus references to Oakland California town meeting and detective stories, indicating a broad late afternoon to evening guide with numerous programs and network notes.
The Spring Hill School District No. 10 Hempstead County Arkansas posts its proposed budget and tax levy for the year July 1 1952 to June 30 1953. It lists general control 400000 operation of school building 45000 maintenance of school plant and equipment 2000 transportation 7500 capital outlay 8600 debt service 2000 and more. The board proposes a levy of 27 mills including the retirement levy. Signed July 19 1951 by Hugh Garrer president and R. Y. Souter secretary.
Laura Colton, richest woman of Coltonville, dies after a mysterious lizard bite linked to a glove bus incident. Chief Mitchell and coroner McCracken order autopsy. sharp hints of family drama as Sam Colton and two children await news. The town reels as rumors swirl about Laura’s past marriage to Sam and her control over Coltonville.
Hope blanked Texarkana 4-0 at Legion Field as White brothers sparked the win with baserunning and timely hits. Pilgerio, Hensley, and Drdwin Rass delivered singles in the third, and Bob White Harmuree capped the scoring in the final inning. Veterans like Gunter and Tatels contributed in the field as Southwest Arkansas Baseball League action from Texarkana referenced standings and upcoming games including July dates.
On Friday July 20 St Mark Baptist and BeeBoy Memorial C M E church held a wether coast and ice cream supper on the campus. Three buses brought people including Rev T J Rhone and wife for BeeBee and Rev & Glover and wife for St Mark. Guests included Rev Gorman Garret Chapel, and Mrs Sateh Mobley who returned to St Louis after visiting Coleman family. Mrs Lassie B Dutley returned to Chicago after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John C Perry. Mrs E J Rooks and Mrs Mary Jones headed to Los Angeles for several months.
Reports from Boston Philadelphia Reading and Reading show boxing results with multiple bouts. Bob Murphy stopped Anton Randick in a main event with noted knockout finishes while Harold Johnson outpointed his rival in another match. TV listings include Grand Stunt Quiz and Harmony Rangers as part of the late schedule.
Reno report states the Nevada regents dropped football from the University of Nevada Sports on July 24 effective immediately. Athletic director and coach Joe Shecketski faces loss of his $12,500 annual position with status not discussed and a noon announcement promised.
Watchful Walter, Alaska’s delegate to Congress, faces public pressure as a two year term looms. The delegate sits in the House of Representatives but lacks a vote, raising questions about representation and the future of the sports program amid mounting debts.
Brinkopf, 60, of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, an employee of Brinks Lumber Co., was drenched when his tractor trailer plunged through the tank or edge of a bridge into a creek yesterday.
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