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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1942
Page
2
An incomplete AP fragment mentions an elderly attendee recalling a past event. It references a son who registered, fond memories of a mother dressing a baby contestant, and mentions a person named Herbie. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or outcome.
A damaged legal notice from 1941 outlines proposed constitutional amendment regarding hospital taxes in Kansas and Arkansas. It details petition procedures, ballot wording, tax rates, and how proceeds sustain hospitals, with sections on adoption, alteration, and timing for voter approval.
The Prescott W C T U met at Mrs. Joe Hamilton's home on Friday afternoon. President Mrs. S. O. Logan led with America the Beautiful, followed by prayer and minutes. Treasurer's report given and Citizenship Director Mrs. John Hubbard noted the favorable circulation of the petition for Bill H 60 pending in the legislature.
United States District Court in Texarkana orders all named defendants and unknown parties to appear within thirty days to answer the condemnation complaint for 48,046.27 acres in Hempstead County Arkansas. Publication in Hope Star four weeks required. if no timely answer the court will adjudicate rights as provided by law.
Society column lists Willard Daniel visiting parents in Shreveport. James DeWoody arrives from University of Arkansas to spend summer with his parents. Mary Joe Hamilton leaves for Memphis to attend Miss Wylie's Business School. Mr and Mrs W R Boney of Stamps visit Mrs M E Cantley. Mr and Mrs Charles Waters of Camden guest at Owen Waters home. Mrs Morton Oekes of Augusta returns home after visiting Clyde Marsh and others. Mr and Mrs John Thomas McRae host family including Gretude and Miriam. Pvt Ralph Gordon stationed at Camp Bowie Texas visits with Mrs Gordon.
The Bingen 4-H Club met June 3 at W. B. Ramage’s farm to study dairy cattle production. Barney W. Chambers demonstrated judging for ideal dairy type and members scored two cows using the F score card from the American Jersey Cattle Club. County Agent Oliver L. Adams outlined feeding and pasture programs and urged a diverse winter clover mix. He also helped plan an intensive salvage drive and encouraged 4-H members to pledge for defense stamps and bonds. The group agreed to hold a bake sale in August to review 4-H activities related to the war effort.
Nevada County surpasses its war bond pledge quota as Deputy War Savings Administrators C. K. Wilkerson and Moody Moore announce results after touring nine Arkansas counties. The individual pledge campaign in Nevada County will soon end.
The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 7 30 p m Monday May 8. The Rotary Club will meet at the Lod a Hotel at 12 15 p m Tuesday May 9.
Hollywood studios reduce football themes for autumn films as only two football pictures appear on the slate. Paramount prepares Block That Kiss while Columbia plans a Bruce Smith story focusing on the star’s football fame and studio script dynamics.
The club announced plans for its regular monthly meetings during the summer. They scheduled gatherings at the Methodist church on the first Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m.
An advertisement offers a 122 page free health book from McCleary Clinic located on He S Elms Boulevard in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It promotes remedies for cotton and retinal troubles and stomach conditions and urges readers to write today to receive the book.
A critic traces Brice Smith back to Faribault to mine his circle for a narrative pattern, then visits the town with a girlfriend reporter. He finds home movies showing Smith infection, notes rival Merrie Melodies like Horton Matches the Bug, and compares Disney's Dumbo with a Dr. Seuss inspired pink elephant in a Leon Schlesinger production.
Motorists are urged to join a test of the Vacu-matic device claimed to cut gasoline use by up to 40 percent while boosting power and acceleration. Manufactured by Vacu-matic Carburetor Co. of Wauwatosa Wisconsin, the firm offers a free Vacumalle to participants who test it and help spread the word.
A photograph highlights the Mount Rushmore carvings revealing Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt as boys. Reports note the Bamboo Republic occupies the Burma rice fields during the peak harvest season as the Commerce Department records.
No 3763 in Hempstead County Arkansas the defendant Lena Sullivan is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff A H Sullivan in the Chancery Court with seal dated June 1942 J Byers Clerk J W Atkins attorney for plaintiff ad litem E F McFaddin guardianship tag 15-22-39
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