Vil hit it far with all ball on the tee
Fragmentary text reports a golfer named Vil striking a long shot. The garbled OCR hints at a round where distance and technique are noted, but details about event, location, or opponents are unclear.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary text reports a golfer named Vil striking a long shot. The garbled OCR hints at a round where distance and technique are noted, but details about event, location, or opponents are unclear.
The Victor 4-H Cub marks National 4-H Week with a Saturday demonstration day on March 10 starting at 9 am at the Victory clubhouse. Members, guests, and refreshments will follow. the Hope Chapter Auxiliary honors Miss Murthar Wise with a luncheon at noon March 12 at the Diane Mond Cafe, hosted by Mrs. Jud Martindale.
A cloak of secrecy surrounded the slaying case involving Miss Kring, a 22 year old woman, and Col. Stogner, 39, who was married with six children. The case drew attention at Idlewill and in the Leopoldtville district as authorities moved to limit photography, with Washington customs reporting tighter press access.
Mrs. Waller Johnson and Mrs. Charge Frazier are visiting from Hot Springs. Mr. aml Mrs. W. A. Doster host and welcome guests from the area. Re TL Reeve and Perk Pnere are also mentioned among social connections and family visits.
Local groups announce meetings for March including Wesleyan Service Guild at Mrs. John Wilson home, Brookwood PTA at the school, Chapten AB PRO chapter, and First Baptist and First Methodist unit gatherings. A DAR Chapter retreat and a joint potluck are also planned with host committees named.
Barbara Powers plans a spring clean ahead of her husband U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers as he completes a routine medical exam at Georgetown University Hospital. Officials say the checkup will take a few days and a release date is not provided. The Powers family anticipates a reunion with relatives in Milledgeville in about a week to 39 days.
Ex priest Walter A. Ryan, 57, denies the Roman Catholic Church influenced his departure from his wife and four children. He says he left New York by mutual agreement, conquered a drinking problem, and has not returned to his wife since 1955. His wife Ance, 41, filed a $2.9 million suit in Mineola alleging the church spirited him away and that they secretly married in 1950, claims Ryan disputes.
French planes strafed rebel artillery along the Tunisian Algerian frontier for the third day as Evian peace talks dragged onward. The French said the bombardment was harassment, not an attack, and that the fighting had killed and wounded soldiers and civilians while not halting troop movements.
William Walker is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint in the Hempstead Chancery Court lawsuit with plaintiff Jodie Huntley Walker. The notice is issued by Chancery Clerk Sane Bussell with the seal dated March 8 10 37 94 1062.
Readers write in to Dear Helen seeking guidance on adoption marriage and divorce. A childless couple urges adopting to heal hearts while others plead for traditional husband headship. Mixed up couples recount separations and remarriages with requests for clarity and help from Helen Worden Erskine Dorothy Dix column.
Washington AP Benny Goodman the king of swing will lead a jazz group to the Soviet Union under a two year cultural exchange expansion. The deal boosts exchanges to 10 to 15 percent more and follows debates over including the clarinetist amid Cold War tensions.
Week of March 12 to 16 offers a daily meal plan. Monday serves beans and coleslaw with green vegetables and cake and milk. Tuesday features vegetable soup, crackers, cheese sandwich, apple, crisp and milk. Wednesday presents meat loaf with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, and milk. Thursday serves fried chicken with cream gravy, buttered rice, peas, hot rolls, butter, and sauce with milk. Friday offers tuna salad, macaroni and cheese, bread, butter, cake with fruit topping, and milk.
The schedule lists routes and stop times for March 13 to 18. Stops include Meloy DelAnn Rhode tome McCaskitt Young hore Farle Kidd Woorkutt home Hix Lee Gro. Cumming home Dougan home The Guernsey School Whitney Gro. Latshaw home Natural Gay Station B Bar Ranch Mandeville Fry home Youngblood Cafe Blackmary Ferry Road Dockbridge Post Office Yancey's Gro. Fort Lynn Valley Gin Eaton home with times ranging from 8:00 to 4:30 across various communities.
Alencon France reports say a U S Air Force transport with 120 crew disappeared Thursday and was found wrecked in heavy woods near Alencon with zero survivors. The plane from Evreux base was on a routine training mission. Names of the dead will not be released until next of kin informed.
The flight recorder from the American Airlines jetliner that crashed in Jamaica Bay on March 1 has been recovered and sent to Washington. Investigators say the orange spherical device, about the size of a basketball, may reveal the flight data needed to determine the cause, though it may not explain why the crash occurred. The jet was bound for Los Angeles when it plunged into the bay near Idlewild Airport, killing all 95 aboard. CAB officials note the recorder is undamaged and could provide speed, altitude, and heading details.
North Little Rock entrepreneur Bob Stewart unveils Quik Spuds a self contained potato processing operation that peels slices and halts browning delivering ready to boil or fry potatoes. with plans to expand to eight tons daily for a 100 mile radius and distribute two pound packs to groceries. the venture aims to save time and money for hotels restaurants and drive ins while reducing waste by using peelings for hog feed and scraps for hash browns. Stewart forecasts a bright future as demand grows across arkansas.
Rep. J. W. Trimble announced an effort to present the Crooked Creek Flood Contol project to the Rivers and Harbors Board at its March meeting. The board sent the project back to the U S Army Engineers for further study amid a dispute over using one large dam to protect multiple small structures.
A blocked text segment lists advertising representatives and their city addresses including Memphis Dallas Chicago New York and Oklahoma City. It notes Associated Press entitlement to republish local news and dispatches.
Dr Edwin Schneidman of the Death by Own Action Prevention Center in Los Angeles told North Little Rock audiences that self destruction ambitions often show clues before a crisis. Friends should read these signals, as time can tilt toward life. About 1,200 attendees heard the remarks at the Ft. Scouts Veterans Hospital three day institute ending Saturday.
AP reports William L. Perry, a Brinkley contractor who vanished in January, was arrested in Aztec New Mexico after surrendering to his brother, amid warrants in Monroe County for allegedly cashing a $6,000 bad check. Perry left home January 17 with about $1,000 cash. his truck found in Fort Smith and his hat and coat near a river at Mount Ida south of Fort Smith.
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