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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

3

Paisley P T A Holds Regular Meeting at School

Paisley P T A met at Paisley school with president S L Padgitt presiding. Rev W A Testerman led a devotional and spoke on fathers. The program included messages by Mrs Henry Taylor and Miss Edith Lewis, a reading by Jessie Clarke Brown, and the by laws read by the president. Mrs G Frank Miles returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs J E Victor in Little Rock.

E Paisley P. T. A Paisley School S. L. Padgitt W. A. Testerman Henry Taylor Edith Lewis G. Frank Miles J. E. Victor Little Rock

Texarkana Social Notes and Club Activities

L D Reed and others visit Texarkana residents. Miss Beasley returns home to Stamps after visiting relatives. Jennie Betts leaves for Warren to assume Bradley county county demonstrator duties. Bay View Reading club discusses Polk era with papers by Mrs Garrett, Mr. Hicks, and Mrs Shipley. World Prayer Day delays cemetery association meeting to March 10. Wednesday Contract Bridge club hosts at Mrs McWilliams home with prizes to Mrs Lowthorp and Mrs Stanford. Anne Dearing attends Weichsel's Spring Beauty Show in Dallas Baker Hotel.

Bay View George Spraggins Texas J. T. Hicks Polk W. O. Shipley James Knox Polk R. L. Broach J. T. West T. R. Billingsly Sid Henry E. M. McWilliams East Third Street C. S. Lowthorp R. B. Stanford B. B. Brown Anne Dearing Dallas Weichsel Baker Hotel

How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs Ad for Calotabs

Physicians recommend Calotabs as a nausea free calomel remedy to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, then the next morning the cold vanishes and the system feels purged. Sold in 10c and 30c packages at drug stores.

Hope Recipes Honey Cookies

A historic recipe notes how to make honey cookies using strained honey sugar and butter with ginger baking powder and eggs. Mrs. A R Swanke is credited for the recipe.

A. R. Swanke

Banking Holidays Across States Amid Financial Turmoil

The nationwide banking freeze spreads as Alabama orders a ten day suspension, Oklahoma imposes a three day banking holiday, and several states limit withdrawals. Michigan and others maintain moratoriums while Ohio issues widespread withdrawal caps. Italian bankers show renewed confidence, increasing deposits in the US.

Oklahoma Mississippi Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania Arkansas Maryland Michigan Detroit United States James Couzens Idaho Olson Minnesota State Commissioner of Banks Rome

Kidnapping Victim Report Details Release After Capture

The released captive described being blindfolded and kept in a basement atmosphere during captivity. He said he never saw his captors and that tape and bandages covered his eyes until the moment of release. He recalled being placed in a car the night of the abduction.

Boettcher

Boettcher Abduction Case Report Reveals No Physical Injury

The Rev. Dr. John Foster announced at the Boettcher home that the abducted individual had suffered no physical injury.

John Foster Boettcher

Stamp Script A Tax on Hoarding Aims At Hope

A proposal describes a stamp script that acts as a tax on hoarding and pays its own way. The plan could circulate 20 to 30 times between due dates, stimulating trade and debt relief. Written by J. C. Carlton for Hope business leaders in March 1933.

Hope J. C. Carlton

Clear All Wires at Saenger thrills with fast talker

Lee Tracy stars as Buckley Joyce Thomas a hot water news correspondent in a sensational farce adapted from a New York stage hit. He steals a chorus girl, flees to Moscow, risks the Red Army cover, stages a fake prince killing, clashes with secret police, and is saved by a loving newspaperwoman played by Benita Hume.

New York Lee Tracy Buckley Joyce Thomas Saenger Theatre Tracy Moscow Red Army Benita Hume Una Merkel James Gleason C. Henry Gordon Alan Edwards Lyn Lys Lawrence Grant Guy Isher Rojses

New Deputy Kelsie Y Compton Appointed in Hemad County

Kelsie Y Compton of Bingen was appointed deputy sheriff by Hemad County Sheriff John L Wilson and is expected to be sworn in at Washington promptly.

Kelsie Y. Compton Bingen John L. Wilson Hemad Compton Washington

Champlin Invited to Milwaukee Osteopathic Meeting

Dr. Charles A. Champlin a Hope osteopathic physician at 404 South Elm Street and member of the Associated Boards of Osteopathic Examiners has been invited to attend a Milwaukee meeting in connection with the thirty seventh annual event.

Hope Osteopathic Charles A. Champlin South Elm Street Associated Boards of Osteopathic Examiners Milwaukee

Osteopathic Board Examiners In Arkansas

The article notes a July convention of the American Osteopathic Association and explains physicians must pass state examinations to practice. Dr Champlin serves on the Arkansas board that administers these exams, a requirement shared by many professionals.

the American Osteopathic Association Dr. Champlin Arkansas

Hope Banks Introduce Withdrawal Restrictions in Hope

Banks in Hope on February 28 1933 limited withdrawals to 15 dollars or 5 percent of the balance whichever is larger for all deposits. New deposits after February 28 1933 subject to check or withdrawal at any time. Banks will also accept checks drawn on Hope banks under the same restrictions for restricted deposits.

Little Rock Southwest Arkansas Regional Clearing House Association Banks of Hope

Toasting Adds Character to Fine Tobacco Rich Reserve Tales

A vivid ad touts fine tobaccos and the Toasting process that makes cigarettes mild. It invites readers to follow a planter selecting cream of the crop, tracing leaves from fields to purchases for Lucky Strike, claiming a reserve of over $100,000,000.

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