11 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
1
Washington Reisler declares a brighter mood and a turning point in his outlook. An NRA official is noted alongside mentions of Mrs Bertrand Russell and a puzzling reference to Amy, described as another troubling red figure in the mixed, unclear caption.
Washington notes the restrained yet pivotal role of Winfield S. Riefler, Roosevelt's trusted econo mist and head of the Central Statistical Board, as he voices cautious optimism on recovery. He cites improving consumption goods and autos, but warns heavy industry and residential construction still lag, while housing plans push a broader revival.
Olive Roberts Barton advises two families in a long running dispute between boys and girls. She suggests neighborly outreach, mixed social gatherings, and letting past hurt fade to restore civility. She notes miscommunication and suspicion fuel quarrels, urging calm, cooperation, and courtesy between households.
Fulton demonstration club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Herbert Cox home with 12 members. Miss Griffin led a devotion on Psalm 20 and Mrs. Penton gave a talk on color schemes and making a fly trap. Meeting adjourned to a weed at the kitchen in July. About three countries supply material for motor vehicle construction.
In a tense frame, Donna plans to claim Madeline Siddal's farm through a will dispute with Con, while Madeline's family and Bill confront threats of exposure. A dangerous motive links a handbill, a hidden past, and a midnight drive as secrets surface and loyalties fracture. The scene builds toward a perilous confrontation at the farm and courthouse.
The Star announces candidates subject to the August Democratic primary. Sheriff contenders include George W. Schooley W Aubry Lewis and Clarence E. Baker. Tax assessor hopefuls are Mrs Isabelle Onstein and R L Lee Jones. Also listed are C C Crit Stuart and Wim Bearden.
The article notes luxurious bathroom items that elevate bathing for beauty, including atomizer bath powders and firelight stopper toilet waters. It compares body balms to hand lotion in importance and mentions high U.S. freight costs for automobiles relative to sugar and flour.
Mrs George Sdnndefur left for a week with relatives in Texarlaina. W R Snoderass of Little Rock visited. Miss Fannie Bess Smith of Mulvern guest of Mrs W M Renyes. W C Hordemaon of Little Rock called on hardware traders. Martin Walsh of Nashville visited Hope. Miss Eunice Baker staying with Mr and Mrs Alva Reynerson and Mrs Bennett. Miss Hope Bennett leaves for two weeks with relatives in St Louis Evansville Evansville and Cincinnati. Miss Elizabeth Hall departs for Conway for the Summer Normal.
Detroit and Chicago clashed as the White Sox beat the Tigers 3 to 1 in Detroit. Chicago used timely hitting led by Dykes three of four, while Rowe faltered in a late seventh inning rally.
The game featured a pitching duel between Jones and Riwe with Riwe holding a statistical edge but losing the game after a seventh inning miscue. Vane and Goslin and Rogell contributed offensively, while Uhalt saw the visitors push to the win.
Music students will perform a recital Tuesday night at the city hall auditorium at 8 o'clock. Mrs. John Wellborn and assistant Guida Basye guide primary piano pupils including Elsworth Bailey Peggy McNeil Billie Basye Marion Crutchfield Kyter Jr John Paul Sanders Frances Bruner Oral Lee Hurston Wilson Britt Jesse Clarke Brown Doris Marie Urrey Alice Lorraine Heard Marion Frances Mouser Carlton Mitchell F B Ward Matilda McFaddin Wendolyn Evins Naomi Bruner Bya Jean Milan Frances Harrell Jol Robert Hamilton Ophelia Ham-
A fragment lists names including Wanda Lane Rosalyn Hall Kenneth Crank Mary Nan Reynolds and others and invites the public to hear the rectal.
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