Arkansas Lum & Abner at Saenger Sunday legal notice
United States seeks condemnation of Hempstead County land in three parcels for federal uses. The notice directs J J Tyson and others to appear in Western District of Arkansas for pleadings by June 22 1942. Publication required in Hope Star weekly for four weeks. Includes detailed metes and bounds for each tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Crocker
United States Department of Diustee
United States of America
Arkansas
Congress
J. J. Tyson
John B. Jameson
Western District
State of
Nccess
Hempstead County
Towi
Ander
Hempstead
Washington and Arkadelphia
Mary Pauline Ball Sey
Hope Star
Hope
Calvin Coleman
R. R
Lee
Arkansae
Texarkana
Ark
Romance in the Rainy Night A B Star Vehicle
A breezy romance caper stars Geraldine and Abner in a plot of schemes and misadventures. One scheme risks fatal consequences, another backfires, and a horse race finale tests vows and wagered loyalties. Jack Motion produced for RKO with a fast paced, witty tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torms
Geraldine
Ifa
Abner
Schemidder Abernathy
Widder
Atcome
Jack Wotion
RKO
Malak
ZaSu Pitts
Irvacon
Louise Curry
Oscar Kea
Grady Sutton
United States District Court
Stern District of Arkansas
Texarkana
States of America
Petitioner
Nutrition Week displays to educate shoppers here
In observance of National Nutrition Week exhibits will be placed in local grocery stores to inform consumers about nutrition and smart food purchases. The displays are prepared by Mrs. Jessie Porter, Home Economics teacher, and Miss Florence Pitts, Home Demonstration agent, with further activities and discussions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessé Porter
Florence Pitts
Oil and Gas Royalty Deeds and Leases Listed
A fragment lists multiple 1942 oil and gas transactions including royalty deeds, mineral deeds, and C and G leases. Names include Algoma Oil Company, Warren Wright, Claude Sutton, J W Anthony, Walter Keith, I A MeKamie, Ethel White Young, Harry Hathorne, and J K Wadley. Areas cover sections and townships in ranges 14 and 22 with filing dates from May to June 1942. The record shows transfers, renewals, and acknowledgments of interests in Secs 9, 10, 12, 17, 18, 26-28 in townships 12-14, ranges 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Et Ax
J. W. McSpudden
Algoma Oil Company
Warren Wright
Claude Sutton
J. W. Anthony
Rye
J. W. Spadden
al- Zora Oil Co
Walter Keith
R. L. Martin
Rge
I. A. MeKamie
H. C. Cooper
C. & G. Lease
Ethel White Young
J. K. Wadley
Harry Hathorne
Fifty Bucks From London Pleases Pueblo Father
A Pueblo man receives a cablegram from his son serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force in England. The note reads Dear Pop Wire me fifty bucks care of my hotel London Enjoying my leave. The father sighs with relief at the timely payment request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Calo
API
Royal Canadian Air Force
England
Pop
London
Warning U S to Wake Up
Article argues Americans must training and discipline for total war after a New York blackout. It contrasts London’s 1940 readiness with American hesitation, urging preparation across industry, police, and civilians to avert chaos, save lives, and grimly face future raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hitler
London
Landou
Madison Avenue
Willow Run
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Alreday
Bataan
Wake
Pearl Harbor
Java
Espionage Talk by Sergeant Lindsey At Police School
Sergeant Herman Lindsey of the Arkansas State Police warned about the dangers of espionage and sabotage in wartime. He explained penalties under federal law, outlined sabotage types, and described FBI complaint classifications while detailing five key questions for reporting sabotage. The Auxiliary Police school sessions continue with a 7:30 PM start, recess this weekend, and two final classes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lindsey
Arkansas State Police
Lindsey
FBI
Auxiliary Police
Our Daily Bread Continues Reflections on War Time
The piece discusses the near certainty of hard wartime measures until President Roosevelt acts decisively. It frames the conflict as a total war for democracy, not a mere contest between military branches, stressing the stakes for American survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hitler
Peopic
Europe
Roosevelt
Army
Day Room Fund Drive Continues Amid Donations
The Day Room fund tally lists numerous individual gifts totaling 1035.60 and a long list of donated furniture and items for furnishing the room. Additional cash and specific items, including victrola records and folding chairs, are requested by chairman Mrs. Robert Wilson. Richard Crooks is mentioned in connection with wartime aero squadron service and bomb shelters with electric lights and radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Women Club
Jewell Bible
Mary Lester
Thompson Evans
Lilac Garden Club
Kiwanis Club
E. S. Greening
Henry Taylor
Lea Ray
Leon Bundy
J. J. Martin See
Deed
Mas. Galster
van Galster
Ralph Routon
A. L. Black
Graves
Hope Auto Co
James Cobb
H. QO
Kyter
Robert LaGrone
E. M. McWilliams
Terrell Cornelius
Mable Ethridge
Young Foster
C. L. Reed
W. E. White
Henry Hitt
Beryl Henry
Rober Wilson
R. T. White
J. R. Henry
Bill Wray
Jack Lowe
R. E
Gardens Must Be Irrigated in Hempstead County
Miss Mary Claude Fletcher urges Hempstead County gardeners to irrigate vegetables to protect war-time production. Guidance from Earle K. Rambo recommends about one inch of water in 24 hours over the area, spraying into the air to avoid direct soil or plant impact, with rotary nozzles and wide distribution to minimize attention while maximizing yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wempstead
Food-for-Victory
Mary Claude Fletcher
Tabernacle to Start School
Hope Gospel Tabernacle will hold the largest Daily Vacation Bible School yet, starting Monday at 8:30 a.m. in the new Sunday school building. Principal Mrs J E B Hamill announced the ten day program with leaders Eugenia Kesher, Pat Hern, Silas Hasterting, and J D Bullack assisting. activities include singing, Bible study, handcraft, and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. EB. Hamill
Eugenia Kesher
Pat Hern
Silas Hasterting
J. D. Bullack
J. 8. Hamill
Blue Larkspur for Sale in Kentucky Derby Mention
E R Bradley offers stallion Blue Larkspur for sale in Lowryville Kentucky. The sire ranked 18th among 1041 sires, with four sons nominated for this year’s Derby and Boot And Spur the sole entry to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowryville
E. R. Bradley
Blue Larkspur
Boot
Spur
Notice to appear in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Oma A McCully sues J T McCully in Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court. Defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk J P Byers signs and seals the document dated May 20 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
OMAA
McCully
J.T. McCully
J. T. McCully
Oma A. McCully
J. P. Byers
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Saenger
United States District Court of Western District of
C. C. Norwood
Harry J. Lemley
C. C. H Et al
J. Robert
Untiies
Department of Justice
Cooper
Birdie Harris
Arkanontaining
Henry West
Cor
Township
Washington and Camden
Camden Public Road
Perkison's ‘Jewelry Store
South Walnai
Arkansas Machine (Specialty CO
Hope, Arkansas
Bob Elmore
Arkansans
Lum
Tam
Chester Lauck
Norris Goll
Bachelor
Zasu Pites
Prescott News
Bryson
Miss Hamby
Edward Bryson
Mary Isabelle Hamby
Horace McKenzie
Harris Langley
P. Hamby
Irene Hamby
L. J. Harrell Jr
Raymond Hillis
Ray Wortham
Quay Wortham
Ida Hamilton
Carroll Hamilton
Tom Cruse
Mark Justiss
J. W. Kennadey
Charles A. Archer Jr
Wells Hamby
Ernest Cox
Ted McDaniel
T. W. McDaniel Jr
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jess Hayes
C. C. Chessher
Grobeton
Katherine Buchanan
Winnie Duke
Helen Hesterly
U.S
Marcel Wallenstein
Planet News, Ltd
NEA Service
Manhattan
Midtown
Britain
By Galbraith
Our
Richard Crooks
The
Tenny
I Alta
Tabernacle
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