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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
4
Shower Springs items recount social visits and gatherings among residents including Hingett Laseter and wife hosting a crowd last Saturday. Irene Camp visited Misses Mable and Geneva Rogers. Vi Rogers dies after long illness, funeral led by Rev. Wallace R. Rogers of Hope.
Henrys Chapel Nolen Lewallen and Mrs John Bill Jordan on sick list. Miss Stella Tomlin visiting cousin Mrs Roger Williams and family. Blakey Turner of Rocky Mound spent Sunday with Alton Johnston. Louise Robbertson staying with daughter of Mrs Frank Baileys TrenTectin and family. Dorothy Rhodes spent Sunday with Degville Ellis. Wobert som visited Mr and Mrs Earl Fincher. J T Cumbie spent Sunday with John Bill Jordan. Arlis Rhodes of Emmet visited parents Sunday afternoon. Alton Simmons and children of Providence spent Sunday with his parents. Carl Ellis and daughters visited Rufe Fincher. Mrs Luther Mitchell and daughter Dale visited Mrs John Bill Jordan. Earl Fincher spent Sunday with Parrish Fincher and Nolen Lewallen and J T Cumbie were there. Alberta Robertson spent Saturday with home folks. Mrs Glen Fincher and Mrs Lois Hamilton spent Monday with Minnie Purtle. Gertha Tomlin daughters and Stella Tomlin spent Monday with Marvin Tomlin. Ethel Fincher spent Thursday with Glen Fincher. Garrie Tomlin spent Saturday with Roger Williams. Albert Robertson spent Saturday with Frank Bailey. Denville Ellis Friday with Mattie Lou Furne. Bernice Cumbie Friday with Glen Fincher. Clara Ellis Friday with Faye Pickard. Roger Williams daughters visited Earl Fincher and Parrish Fincher. Alton Johnston Blakey Turner visited R M Fincher Jr. Sunday. Chloe Elkins of Hope visited H B Rhodes. J T Cumbie dinner guest of Earl Fincher.
The article lists seven issues of U S paper money. Silver Certificates are common up to 100 dollars, Gold Certificates range from ten to ten thousand, United States Notes are old greed backs, National Bank Notes rely on government bonds, Federal Reserve Bank Notes are rare, and Treasury Notes of 1890 remain redeemable and rare.
State Auditor J. Oscar Humphrey announced quarterly Confederate pensions on revised classifications will likely be released around April 1. Warrants of 25 12 50 and 8 50 are being printed for classes A B and C. Class A includes all veterans and widows 81 and older. Class B widows 65 to 80. Class C widows 53 to 65. State Treasurer Roy V. Leonard commented on the plan.
The treasurer received 50 098 dollars in cash on Wednesday from insurance premium tax and franchise tax fees and state employees who could not cash general revenue warrants for weeks obtained funds on their March salary warrants as banking limits were lifted.
Cleo the German police dog belonging to William Lanterman unearthed a human skull and bones. Investigation quickly revealed the bones were those of Len, buried under a woodshed years ago by two medical students.
Randall Shep herd of Memphis had been out of work five weeks when he got a filling station job. While cleaning his pistol the day before starting, it discharged and wounded his knee sending him to the hospital.
A Columbus Ohio report describes Betty, nine, attempting to aid a dog fatally struck by another dog. In the struggle Betty was bitten as the injured animal allegedly resisted being moved. The fragmentary text notes uncertain details and places.
An old advertisement claims a bladder cleansing formula made from buchu and oils will reduce irritation and acids, easing pain and improving sleep. It promises better rest and urges purchase at Briant's Drug Store or John S. Gibson Drug Company.
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