Life’s Journey Through Years and Bonds of Home
Fragmented local note shares reflections on life's journey from baby curls to grown faith, then lists visiting relatives and friends in various cities. Mentions Mrs. iltty Massey visiting Nashville, Miss Marie Antoinette Williams in Little Rock, and multiple social guests including Mrs. J. A. Miller’s guests from New Orleans and Little Rock. Reports improved condition of Mrs. M. Milburn and notes a Friday Bridge club gathering with Mrs. Mae Duffie hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
C. 0. Tricou
New Orleans
Grace Sewell
Vexarkana
H. BE. Montague
Kativu English
Little Rock
Omisa Marie Antoinette Williams
Lite Rock
Mae Duffie
Frislay
Priday Bridge Club
South Kin Street
RV. Herndon Sr
G. A. Hobba
Ing, Yiuaeh
Bright Star Club Notes at June meeting in Darwin Washington Rd
Bright Star club notes report a June 24 meeting at Mrs. Garou home Darwin Washington Road with an all day session. Members made a slip cover and hairpin holder. a covered dish luncheon occurred. Mrs. O A McKnight presided. minutes read. County Council at Center-Jvnl July Tilt discussed. canning, sewing, home improvements reported. Mrs. Mouser named chair of may sale. eight members, four children and guests Irma Merlo of Nashville and Mrs Darwin of Searuy attended. Next meeting set for July 27 at Mrs. B A Eagall Columbus highway. A herd of 165 buffalo roams unfenced in House Rock Valley north of Grand Canyon Arizona.
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Clude Hele
County Council
Center- J Vnle
RR. WN. Mouser
Mays Sale
Irma Merlo
Nashville
Darwin
Searuy
The Hurricane comes to New Theatre with star lineup
The Hurricane sails into the New Theatre for two days, starring Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall with Mary Astor C Aubrey Smith Thomas Mitchell Raymond Massey John Carradine and Jerome Cowan. The film, based on Nordhuff and Hall's story, follows Terangi on Manukura during a devastating hurricane as he aids his people and fights for freedom across Tahiti and the South Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Mary Astor
C. Aubrey Smith Thomas Mitchell
Raymond Massey
Joan Carradine
Jerome Cowan
Samuel Goldwyn
Dorothy Lamour
C. Aubrey Smith
Thomas Mitchell
John Carradine
South Seas
Charles Nordhuff
James Norman Hall
John Ford
Saturday Evening Post
Goldwyn
Dudley Nichols
Manulsura
Tahiti
Teranja
Maram
Terangi
Hollywood
Hull
Hin
Marama
South Sea Island
American
Samoa
James Baseyi
San Francisco
If He Didn't Crow Henry Would Be A Perfect Art Motel
Henry the tan and white rooster, a Rhode Island mix, serves as a model at a Sioux City art center. Placed on a chair, he poses all morning, ignores food, and sometimes turns for a better view. A plastic model, Henry can be positioned for varied poses yet has one flaw a crowing habit.
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Henry
Sioux City
Rhode Island
Roy Langley
Wight Winer
Home Office
Foreign Office
Secret Service
Cura
Service class picnic at Fair Park and attendance notes
About forty members of the Service class enjoyed a picnic supper at Fair Park Friday evening. Attendance for June 1 is below the year’s average and leaders urge boosting it back toward the 100 mark. The pastor will speak after Communion Sunday on For Sare, This Church, with a discussion on religion and commercialism.
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Fair Park
Nut Soul
Gid
Grizzly Kill Near Polecat Creek Supposed Largest Yet
Old timers in Jackson Wyoming recount the grizzly reportedly killed by Charles Craven on Polecat Creek as the biggest ever captured in the region. The carcass measures an estimated eight feet from nose to tip, with a nearly nine foot spread.
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Jackson
Wyom
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Charles Craven
Polecat Creek
For Sale This Church sermon and services invite all
The piece frames church sales as a spiritual matter and invites worshipers to Sunday services at 9:45 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. A sermon titled For Sale This Church is announced with a focus on Christian service and the role of young people from Central Christian church Texarkana.
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Christian Endeavor
Jennie Bue Moore
Mary Evelyn Whitworth
Central Christian Church
Texarkana
Christ
Russians Quide on Spies and Secret Service Roles
The piece describes how spy networks operate with official disguises and hidden masters. It notes the peril faced by agents, the varied backgrounds of operatives, and the high risks of coded communications. It mentions payment amounts and the fear of discovery by ambassadors or home offices.
Baer May Be Louis Opponent in September Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs plans a September heavyweight title bout in New York between Joe Louis and Max Baer, with Ancil Hoffman negotiating for Baer’s exclusive ring-activity contract. Schmeling’s back injury shows improvement while London and San Francisco bids surface, and an X-ray of Schmeling’s injury is released after hospital review.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Bier
Jacobs
San Francisco
London
Tommy Facr
Armand Vincent
Montreal
Armand
Wembley Stadium
Mike
Boer
Brer
Louis
Baer
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Joe
Cat Adopts Rabbits and Pupils in San Dieg(o) Texas Pasture
A cat returns from a pasture with a cottontail for her newborn kittens and later brings more baby rabbits as members of the cat's growing family. In Colorado Springs Mrs. Niswanger harvests a 19 inch circumference lemon from a potted tree in her home garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San, Diego
Texas
Feliz Peiser
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Spy Hunt Expands as Security Tightens Across Navy Facilities
The account describes heightened wartime security measures including guards, sealed gates, and protected fleets. Navy yards and telegraph offices face barriers while factories restrict photography. New laws have been passed to curb espionage, with more urged to follow.
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Canada
Navy
Hope Boys Band to Resume Classes on Monday
The Hope Boys band will resume regular classes and rehearsals on Monday after a two week vacation. Director Thomas Cannon returned to Hope Friday after visiting relatives and friends. Preparations for a busy summer season are now in progress.
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Hope Boys
Thomas Cannon
Hope
Bears That Like Mutton Pay With Their Life
In Wyoming bears that eat mutton are labeled predatory and hunted. Adolph Hamm of the U S Biological Survey reports over 100 sheep and lambs killed in three weeks near Battle Mountain in the Medicine Bow forest. Five bears identified as killers were killed. Hamm notes not all bears like mutton, and a Utah Mormon majority is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Adolph Hamm
U. S. Biological Survey
Battle Mountain
Medicine Bow Forest
Hamm
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