Card of the season notes and local society items
A collage of society notices from Oak Hill area includes Woodmen Circle meeting plans at Woodiman Hall, district meet prep, and several visits. Ellen Carrigan and Dolph Carrigan family updates, Shreveport hospital treatment, Bay View Reading Club gathering, and Easter socials. Also listings of dancers, osteopathic dinner, and Legion Auxiliary rescheduling. Caroline Anne born to Mr. and Mrs. Adcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Reading Club
Fanny Garrett
West Third Street
W. G. Allison
Steve Corrigan Jr
Arkan- Bas
Twin-City Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hotel Barlow
Waller Colquitt
Shreveport
Colquitt
Dwight Blake
Minden
O. L. Reed
Albert Adcock
Caroline Anne
Ohio Valley Snowstorm Drops Nine Inches in Cincinnati
A South and Southwest storm system produced a record nine inches of snow in greater Cincinnati, with 36 hours of continuous snowfall. Transport planes grounded and buses delayed. two fatalities and numerous minor accidents reported as the storm snarled the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Greater
W. C. Devereaux
Weather Bureau
Devereaux
Lexington
Frankfort
Kentucky
Falmouth
Louisville
Portsmouth
Parkersburg
W. Ve
Hope City General Election Notice 1937
Notice is hereby given that a general election will be held in the City of Hope on Tuesday April 6 1997 for electing Mayor Treasurer Municipal Judge and one Alderman from each of the four wards. Voting places are First Ward Arkansas Bank & Trust Company Second Ward Frisco Depot Third Ward 556 Filling Station Fourth Ward City Wall. Witness my hand March 15 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Hope
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Frisco Depot
City Wall
Daphne Brett Faces Theatre Dreams and a Marketing Break
Daphne Brett navigates romance and ambition in New York theater and cosmetics campaigns. Jennifer’s schemes, Tuck, and Larry intertwine as Daphne negotiates a tour contract worth two thousand dollars and a path toward marriage. The drama shifts toward a Philly opening and a return by November.
Broad social program starts in Arkansas as funding tops 220 million
The 1937 Arkansas legislature launched a broad social program aimed at strengthening the state economy. It authorized over 220 million dollars for 1937-38, creating boards and departments including a new Welfare Department with over 4 million dollars annually for pensions and aid. An industrial commission, publicity board, Civil Service Commission, and penalties reform efforts accompany plans to attract capital, reduce tolls, and promote public efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. L. Campbell
Little Rock
Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
General Assembly
Board of Finance
Bailey
New Welfare Department
State Civil Service Commission
Ernor Batley
Industrial and Agricultural Commission
Wil
Industrial Commission
Publicity Commission
Believe It Or Not At Burr's With Russell Family
Senior and Junior Russell, not related, appear in a note titled Believe It Or Not at Burr's. Mrs. Fay Russell and Miss Floy Mae Russell are mentioned in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Russell
Burr's
Fay Russell
Floy Mae Russell
Governor to Oversee Expanded State Agencies Under New Commission
A newly formed commission will supervise an enlarged state police force and extended operations. The governor holds control over these units while he pushes his program through Cerl E. Bailey. The system will centralize labor affairs and delegate duties for flood control parks and other activities through regional governing bodies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodmen Circle
Poplar Grove No. 106
Woodiman Hall
Plang Wa
O— Misa Ellen Carrigan
Camden Public School
Mrs
Dolph Carrigan
W. Hf. Olmstead
Tri-State Hospital
John 8. Gibson
Jennie McWilliams
J. F. Giles
Tyler
Texas
Chloe Smith
Nashville
Wyble
Pansy Wimberly
Ellen Carrigan
Texarkana
Chicago White Sox
B. P. Davis
Kansas City
Annie Newton
W. W. Duckett
John Green
Evelyn
Alice McMath
American Legion Auxiliary
Percy Shary
Little Son
Mooringsport
Frank Hearne
J. M. Harbin
Marie
Nannie Parkins
East Second Street
Sophia Parkins Williams
Ginger Rogers
Fred
RKO Novelty
WED
Houston
Marion Nixon
Gene Stratton-Porter
the Harvester
Paisley P.T. A
Salem
Rae
Errol Flynn
Anita Louise
GREEN
James Melton
Zasu Pitts
Allén Jenkins
Patricia Ellis
Hugh Herbert
Stooges
Alaris
Lewis Stone, Bruce Cabot and
Louise Latimer
Carolinas
Virginia
New Orleans
Montgomery
J.L. Williams & Sons
Jett Williams
A. C. Erwin
Dagin
Daphne Orbit
Jennifet
New York
Jennifer
Guy
Daphne
Sal Ainsley
Larly Smith
Tuck
Tome Nullen
Ieranc
Gordon Herzberg
Tiys
Hoadley
Apple Blossoms
Herzberg
Asten
Philadelphia
Brett
Art
Mr. Jones
Larry
Miss Blake
Gopytighe
Liscarr & Mivans Tussi Co
Arkansas General Assembly
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Lewore Dimera
Mentholatum Company
Wichita
Kant
Vaporus
McAdams
Scott Burr Stores
Freeman
Coker
Tom Kinser
Hempstead
Nevada County
The
Star
Shipley
Walnut Street
Hope
Burr
Cole’s
Chesterfield
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