History of Hempstead Co and town notes in Hope press
Fragmentary OCR lists historical sections and features in a Hope Arkansas publication. It mentions histories of Hempstead County towns Washington and Columbus, early governors, the Old State Capitol, Magnolia lore, the Military Road, marriages of notable figures, and photographs across pages 1 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hope Femare College of Public Officials
Birst College
Spring Hill
Caskill
Hempstead County
Washington and
Columbus
Charlean Moss Williams
Missouri
Sevier Conway
Gholin
Albert Pike
Washington Tavern
Magnolia
Military Road
Gion
Hempstead Co
Gion Ledge
Masons
Hempstead
Federate Capitol
Old State Capitol
Rosa Polk Shipley
Shipaton
Due
Louisiana
Virginia Fitzsimmons Hicks
Old Military Road
Bill Sandlin
Ian
Rensad
R. A. Hearon
Niels
Washington
DeSoto
Dan W. Jones
Stead Rifles
Rocky Mound
Garland
U. S
Dooley’s Ferry
Red River
McClanahan
Donnelly
City of Hope
Virginia Firesimmons Hiels
Sam Houston
Horace Kennedy
the Star
Pat Donnelly
Cairo & Fulton
County Cavalry
Arkansas U. D. C
Hope
Spring Hill Church
Judson T. West
Blevins
Fulton
Waukesha
Fulton River
Calvin M. Hervey
Lewisville
Steve Carriggin
Cairo & Fulton Railroad
Ed. McCorkle
Mineral Springs
Kempstead
O. A. Graves
Mississippi
J. S. Wilson, Sr
Grassy Lake
Cypress Swamp
R. P. Hamby
Nevada County
Prescott
Rosston
Bodean
Falcon Academy
Nashville
Patmos
Bingene
Nevada
TR. PL Hamby
Puleon Academy
Rossian
Boswell
R. F. Elgin
Emmet
Fitzsimmons
C. C. Stuart
Atkins
Bingen
A. V. Carrigan
J. B. Shults
Fair Park
WPA
Fred Mouser
Shreveport-to-St. Louis
Heart of City
Frisco
County
R. R. Cornelius
Old Washington Cemetery
Charlean Moss Willian
Pate & Patmos
McClady
Mark's Mill
Tite Charles Anderson
Mee
Hoyely Recallert
Lumberjacks
Camden Road
Virginia Fitzsimmons
Little Missouri River
Indian Territory
The
Star
Southwest
So Red the Rose at Saenger Hope January 1936
Vintage theater feature notes Margaret Sullavan as a Virginian star in So Red the Rose from Stark Young. The film appeared at the Saenger in Hope January 26 27 1936 with United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsor on the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sullavan
Paramount
Stark Young
Saenger Theater
Hope
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arkansas
West Coast
Paramount Productions, Inc
The
Star
Clarence Weakley and C. C. Westerman Office Roles
Clarence Weakley listed as floor compositor and C. C. Westerman noted in the job printing department. The brief item records staff roles in a historical newspaper setting, naming two individuals and their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Weakley
C. C. Westerman
Job Printing Dept
Also Mentioned on This Page
AL Bridewell
C. A. Bridewell
Guernsey
Timera
Martha Bradley
Hope's
Cotton Row
John Riley Yocom
Neal Blevins
Pulton
Coroney Hervey
Hervey
fPal
Hope Star
A. H. Washburn
Leonard Bills
Emma Green Thomas Cashier
Ark
R. P. Hambu Oy
Virginia Frizsimmons Hicks Hope
Elly Bryan
Hobe Star
CL 1. Palmer
Oseners
Joe Sutton
Paul Jones
Grorce Hosmer Mechanical Supt
R. Jd. Pearce
Caarles Westerman Linotype
Hope City Carrier Boys
R. W. MuLprow
Joun
Bing
Crosby
Hanson Miller
Samuel Smits
Weldon Taylor
Thomas Gordon
Travis Witte
Iernest Porter
Paul Hutsonn
Newton Seckest
Thomas Jobe
Cannron
Chagkrt Odall
Kendall Amatel
Emmet Carrier
Ronert Hak Magness
Dale McKinney
Gerald Goff
Everert