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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
2
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Green Laseter and Mr and Mrs J B Gentry spent Sunday with Oak Grove friends. Marié Edna Stuart visited aunt Mrs J T Butler in Liberty Hill. Bernice Cumbie recovering after tonsil removal in Shreveport. Louise Robertson visited Wretha Mae in Hope. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Fuller visited Puller's mother Minnie Saturday night. Earl Fincher called with Emmett Lewallen and Louise Robertson. Mrs Albert Robertson reported sick. Earl Ross and family with J T Cumbie attended Oak Grove church. Alla Size Reece of Evening Shade visiting sister Mrs J B Gentry. Street digging prompts banter about missing steam shovels.
Friday results show Little Rock 5 Atlanta 1, Birmingham and Nashville 6 7 score lines, Memphis 9 Knoxville 5 with Chattanooga 6 innings. Saturday matchups include Little Rock at Atlanta and Memphis at Knoxville. National League standings and American League schedules are listed with multiple rainouts and upcoming games. Broadcasts of foul ball games banned in Salt Lake City with conference discussions to enforce similar rules nationally.
The article mentions a father son pair in a Miami metropolitan event tied to a medal competition. It lists participants including Russell and Bailey families and notes both senior and junior entrants.
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