Mary Lillian McRne guest of Frances Merk in Brad ley Ark
Selected verse and social notes occupy this column with local items. Miss Mary Lillian McRne is hosted by Miss Frances Merk in Brad ley Arkansas. Other brief notices include Mrs. Owen Atkins attending a summer normal in Henderson, Texas, and families in Dallas and Little Rock visiting relatives.
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Bae
Mary Lillian McRne
Frances Merk
Bradley, Ark
C. F. Horton
Dallas
Texas
Ferry
Jamison
Grady ' Street
Horton
Daling Construction Company
George Ruffin Marshall
Fred Marshall
Texararia
Mary Billingsly
Lewis-ville
T. R. Billingsly
W. Saner
R. E. L. Saner
Ashley DeWitt
Mr. DeWitt
Kathleen Rhodes
W. R. Anderson
Tus Rhodes
Palmyra
R. B. Carpenter
Little, Rock
Poison Suspected In Deaths Of 19 Lodgers In Chicago
Chicago coroner says nineteen deaths tied to lodgers and relatives of Mrs Margaret Summers may be poison linked. She faces four poison slayings. canvas shows five homes she lived in since moving from Effington Winds. Exhumations possible as the toxin found in earlier cases may persist after disintegration. Two more husbands bring total to five, with questions of life insurance.
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Chicago
Margaret, Summers
Herman Bundesen
Aready
Mrs. Summers
Stanley Jones
James Lynch
Thin Boy Grows Strong After Vinci Supplement
A father reports his seven year old son, once a poor eater, rapidly gains weight after using Vinci. He notes improved appetite and activity, claiming the product supplies essential minerals like iron and calcium and delivers quick results. The ad promotes Vinci as a tasty tonic from John S. Gibson Rug Company in Ady.
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Vinci
J. F. Andres
John S. Gibson
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
Advert approves MELLO GLO face powder from John P. Cox Drug Co. and Geo. W. Robison Department Store Ady. It claims long wearing French process makeup that protects skin, avoids irritation, and leaves a clear complexion without pasty look.
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John P. Cox Drug Co
Geo. W. Robison Department Store
Ady
Boston Halls A's By Evening Series
After a May full of series wins, the Athletics split a Sunday doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox, taking game one 7 to 4 and losing game two 7 to 3 in seven innings under Massachusetts Sunday sports rules. Enarnshaw won for Philadelphia, McDonald took the loss. Yankees beat Senators, Indians beat Tigers, Browns toppled the White Sox. In the National League, Cincinnati beat St Louis on their home ground, Brooklyn won fourth straight, Giants crushed Phillies, Cubs edged Pirates 1 to 0.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Boston
A's
Massachusetts
A’s
Red Sox
Athletics
Enarnshaw
Philadelphia
McDonald
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Formal murder charge naming Summers family deaths
Deaths previously established involve James Fairfax Stanley Korzen and Thomas Summers. Mrs Summers is formally charged with murder in connection with the deaths of Summers Thomas Meyers a 17 year old nephew Thomas Lanagan 46 a renter and William Keenan 72 a renter. She held insurance policies exceeding 6500 on the four.
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James Fairfax
Stanley Korzen
Thomas Summers
Notice to Contractors for Patmos Special School District
Sealed proposals to build a nine room school and auditorium in Patmos Special School District due by 2 p.m. Wednesday June 10 1831. Bids require a certified check for 2 percent of the bid, plans and specs available at architect F R Porter Hope Ark.
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Patmos Special
F. R. Porter
Hope, Ark
Hope Lumber assets go to public sale in Hope Arkansas
Lloyd Spencer as Receiver of Hope Lumber Company announces sale of all company assets. Parcel 1 covers about 7205 acres in Nevada and Hempstead counties with mortgages totaling around 6,134 dollars. Parcel 2 lists multiple Hope city lots and additions. Parcel 3 includes specific parcels of land and all equipment, inventories, and timber plant assets. Auction at Hope city office, June 1, 1931, at 10 AM, cash terms, with right to reject bids.
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Arkansas’ Gazette
W. A. Harrison
Pardyce
Elizabeth
Russell M. McKinney
Little Rock
McKinney
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hotel Barlow
Morcié Twitchell
Observancce
National Cotton
Weel
Alex. Washburn
The
Hope Star
Hope Lumber Company
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hattie A. West
Hope
County of Hempstead
S. BR
S. R
Nis
First National Bank
Arkarkas
Giles
Wallis
Hope Arkansas
Hamilton
Foster
Cornelius Heights
College Addition
Brookwood Extension
Foster's
Hemp
Stend County
Wis
Hope Lumber’ Co
Helmstead County
J. F. Porterfield
W. Hempstead
Hempstead
Nevada County
Lloyd Spencer
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Henderson
Teachers ‘College
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Lee Jones
John Hurley
Warren
Cora Stages
O. F. Ruggles
Edith
Elliott Johnson
Methodist
J. K. Cannon
Ruggles
Hope High
Schaal
Nelson-Hudlins
Conway
Suenger Theatre
Sid
Johnson
Strickland
South Elm Street
J. Moberly
Texarkana
T. R. King
Paul Hausmen
Pauline Parks
McKamie
Union
Cannes
Joe Laseter
A.B. Gunn
H. B. Rials
Benton
Sprey
Warner Baxter
Joan Bennett
Nat Carr
Ginsberg
Paramount News
Collyer Lloyd Hughes
Talkar Toon Saenger
Summers
Dad Happy
Preckles
His
Europe
Hoger Anid
Sieetie
Bo' Srou Ke
Boston Halls
Reds
Cardinals
Ona
AC Rowoen
S. R. Hamilton
O. B. Hodnett
Nelson-Huckins Laundry
O-Too-Tan
Laredo
MONTS
National Cott Owens
Nelly
Don
Happy Home
Nelly Don
Batiste
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