Highway Hymns and Wedding Bells in Arkansas News
A column of society news from Arkansas headlines daily life with poetry on the State Highway, then details weddings and visits. Ida Mae Cannon to Ernest Still wed at Prescott First Methodist. Charlean Trimble to William Etter marry at Washington Presbyterian with extensive guest lists and music. local clubs and visitors noted.
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Ida Mae Cannon
Ernest Still
Arkadelphia
First Methodist Church
J. L. Gannan
Prescott
John Wellbarn
Leibstrom
Henry Haynes
Frances Cannon
Frescott
Jeanette Witt
Helen Betts
Hope High School
Still
Arkadelphia High School
Henderson State Teachers College
University of Texas,Austin
East Second
Mrs 41
Austin
Texas
State University
Gordon Cannon
Shrewport
2. L. Cannon
Frances
Evelyn
Paul Cooper
Dorothy
Vernon Moore
Charlean Trimble
Charlies II, Trimble
ElDorado
William Henry Etter
W. H. Etter
Sallie Etter
Washington, Ark
Presbyterian Church
Washington
John C. Williams
Snyder, Ark
Carolyn Trimble
Hope
Jean Trimble
al. Dorada
John Trimble
No More Yellow Skin for Howett Promises Proof
C R Howett a salesman writes from Myansville Indiana claiming success with Mendenhall's Chill and Fever tonic. He describes using two bottles without arsenic followed by one with arsenic and reports jaundice relief and malaria symptoms improving. The ad touts arsenic variants as superior for chronic malaria and fever and notes Evansville Indiana maker since 1873.
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C._R. Howett
J. CG. Mendenhall
Myansville
Ind
Mendenhall
J. ©. Mendenhall
Evansville
Youth conference debates paths for postwar work
The piece argues youth should pursue constructive labor over protest, urging nationwide nearby youth camps for training and apprenticeship in business and professions. It highlights Miss Ilma’s view that youth should join existing parties to influence them, and recalls Viola Tma’s early work founding a youth magazine and the conference aiming to answer what youth should do.
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Ilma
Viola Tma
Quest Lion
Politically Uniformed Dress Across Nations Cited
The article surveys Lithuania Norway Belgium and Switzerland debating or enforcing bans on political uniforms with penalties. It notes small insignia may be allowed while distinctive outfits are prohibited and cites British debates led by Commander Locker-Lampson and Lord Winterton opposing Mosley’s Black Shirts. Local farmers then report a welcome rain Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Lock~er-Lampson
House’ of Commons
Oswald Mosley
Lord Winterton
Mosley
House O Commons
Johnson Refuses Labor Board Plan in Steel Crisis
General Johnson rejected a proposed steel industry labor relations board modeled after the automobile sector last March. The Amalgamated Association demands a closed shop, which the American Iron and Steel Institute says the industry opposes. Industry leaders vow to maintain open shop and company union representation, while a rank and file committee warned of upheaval if bargaining is not granted by Sunday. Johnson arrived late at the New York meeting, avoiding press questions.
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Johnson
Speci Labor Relations Board
Amalgamated Associaion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Federation of Labour
American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute
Perkins
Washington
New York
General Johnson
Farm Visiting Eludes Addresses by Two Educators
Two outstanding educators will attend a June 29 annual meeting at the station with special demonstrations in home and farm practices for men and women. Large delegations of farmers and interested persons are expected from many counties as extension workers and vocational teachers plan to have counties well represented.
Government urges rental discounts to activate idle acres
In a county agents letter, Mr. Whitaker notes FERA has limited funds for pasture rental and that the planting season is past. Idle acres with native grass could generate income if rental prices are set at affordable levels. The letter mentions the FERA preferring land improvements like fencing with materials supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitaker
FERA
Cardus Said to Ease Pain for Oklahoma Woman
Mrs Bill Stewart of Dewar Oklahoma writes of regular side pains eased by Cardus after starting the remedy. She reports taking 11 bottles and feeling stronger and better. Thousands of women testify Cardus helps with pains cramps and nervousness from a rundown condition. If no benefit consult a physician.
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Cardus
Oklahoma
Bill Stewart
Dewar
Okla
Church Meeting Postponed To June 15 Amid Congregation Plans
A church gathering of the Church of Christ and First Christian Church was moved from Friday night June 8 to Friday night June 15. The change was announced Thursday and affects the scheduled joint meeting. Local attendees are advised to note the new date and plan accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
First. Christian Church
Futrell Regrets Donaghey's State Hospital Role Hope
Governor Futrell expressed regret over Donaghey not being named chairman of the State Construction Commission. He said he had hoped Donaghey would lead constant attention to the Benton State Hospital construction. The remarks were made in Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Futrell
Donaghey
State Construction Commission
Benton State Hospital
Idle land pasture plan eyed in Arkansas drive
A newspaper item notes the Extension Service seeks 20 000 to 500 000 acres of idle land in Arkansas for pasture use. Each tick free county would receive 1 000 to 2 000 head of cattle.
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Betwen
Arkansas
Laneburg Public Event Urged Along Highway 1
Public notices invite residents and guests to attend a Laneburg event on Highway 1 about 10 miles from Prescott, with cordial attendance requested. The fragmented text references Rosstan and invites a broad audience.
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Laneburg
Highway 1
Prescott Snd
Rosstan
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