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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
5
A reflective note opens with lines on resilience and restraint, then moves into social notes as J P S Gorin visits Memphis. The column lists numerous local visitors and gatherings in Little Rock, Texarkana, Chicago, and nearby towns, detailing hosts, guests, and small social events.
The musical operetta Bride of the Regiment presented at the Saenger features Vivienne Segat and Atl an Pr stage stars as the Countess and Count Beltrami with Walter Pidgeon as the Austrian Colonel. The production, based on a German novel and tied to the Austrian Italian war era, includes a large cast with Louise Fazenda and Myrna Loy among others.
The Whittfield Masonic lodge calls a special meeting Friday night August 1 to cover the Master Degree. All master masons are invited. Worshipful Master Harry W. Shiver presides.
Boulogne dispatch reports Andre Je Loutre a youth under 17 confessed to multiple attacks on women near Le Touquet. Miss M L May a former English nurse was found murdered near the golf club with 11 knife wounds after a series of assaults in the resort area.
Mr Bearden argued that the liquor question drives crime and that from liquor nearly all crimes can be traced. He cited murders burglary arson and emphasized the need for experienced men in the office. He noted his own trials in numerous cases.
A forest-fire demonstration at John Reiter's Selgohachia area farm, nine and a half miles north of Morriston, shows severe damage from spring fires. Of 168 trees, 106 died, remaining trees sprouted 1 to 10 shoots while grass was killed. the study argues fires harm timber and grazing, with Moss planning five years of observation and inviting visitors to the Helter farm.
Walter G. Brasher of Little Rock campaigns for state treasurer. A longtime public official from Yell and Miller counties, Brasher formerly managed plantations and served as county clerk. He has rural ties in Hempstead and nearby counties while living in Little Rock.
In Bloomfield Indiana Justh Withinay Freeland Jr suffered the loss of sight in his left eye after a nail splinter shattered while he was driving it into a frame. The incident details are partially recorded with no further medical update provided.
John Wilson urged voters to judge him by his 22 years as public servant and warned against using snitches and undercover agents. He defended his record on county debts and opposed reliance on covert measures. Treasurer Lillie Middlebrooks spoke, receiving applause for attending and addressing the crowd.
Representatives candidates spoke at a gathering, noting Hartsfield unable to attend and announced by rival Leo Robins. Curtis Cannon opened, praising his record and urging a second term, listing Omnibus Tax law and wartime capital preservation as key acts. Emory Thompson urged focus on duties over self-promotion as others, including Robins and Steed, voiced support for their bids. County and tax offices candidates were named, with surveys for other contests postponed to August 5th pending schedule.
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