Prelude to spring and community gatherings unfold
The notice page catalogs meetings and social events from Prescott area groups. Preschool study group at 3 pm hosted by Mrs. Jesse Brown on South Washington Street. Miss Geneva Vaughn hosts North Hamilton street reception. Mrs. Sue S. Wilson visits from Little Rock. various out of town guests attend events. Woodmen Circle and WMS meetings at local halls and church circles share devotions, prayers, and programs. A Bay View Reading Club meeting focuses on Taft administration. multiple ladies plan socials, dinners, and auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Brown
South Washington Street
Geneva Jean Vaughn
Hamilton Street
Misses Vaughan
Lois Hanson
Prescott
Shover Springs
Bay View Reading Club
W. G. Allison
West Avenue B
Fanny Garrett
William Taft
Weds Man Once Linked to Kidnaping A Woman
Myrtle Stine, 33, obtained a divorce in Pulaski Chancery Court and a license to marry J. W. Bodine, once jailed in Conway on charges of kidnapping and robbing her. She recounted a February 16 attack near Little Rock, the car hijacking, duress with a machine gun, robbery of rings and money, a wreck near Conway, and subsequent arrests of Bodine and Ralph Lovell, who were not prosecuted for kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latile Rock
BH. Vors
Pulask Chancery Court
Myrtle Stine
J. W. Bodine
Conway
Jim
Main
Markham
Little Rock
Barber
West Twelfth Street
Ralph Lovell
Maple Street
North
T Conway
Hotine
Lovelll
T Hat
Bodine
Chicago
New Light on Snyder Gray Case Revealed in Drink Evidence
New York police disclose unrevealed evidence in the Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray murder case. A two-ounce bottle of Scotch whisky found on Gray after his arrest contained bichloride of mercury, a deadly poison. Dr. Alexander Getter analyzed it, linking it to the plotted murder of Albert Snyder and the two lovers’ plan to kill Ruth’s husband. Deputy Chief Inspector John J. O’Connell later uncovered the vial in the Police Academy collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Snyder
Queens Village
Henry Judd Gray
Sing Sing
Albert Snyder
Motor Boat
Gray
Syracuse
Alexander O. Getter
Queens County
Ruth
Albert Shea
Dr. Getter
Pelice Academy
John J. O'Connell
Academy
Eagle Strikes Mule Landing After Snowstorm
In Nashville Tennessee a large bald eagle crashed from a sleet storm and forced to land on a mule. Dan Cook and his shepherd dog Doss witnessed the incident. The eagle was killed by the dog’s sharp teeth after landing and the bird measured a wing span over six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Dan
Cook
Doss
Deta
Roosevelt Orders Continued to Restore Pay Increase
New York report says at a secret meeting Monday night directors of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce adjourned to Tuesday after a terse note that progress is being made. The article cites ongoing discussions on restoring pay and granting an additional one per cent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Labor Federation Pushes Auto Industry Strike Approach
A Roosevelt mediated conference on a general auto strike feature a secret session with AFL leaders and NRA officials. Discussions centered on a ceasefire, a three party review board, and a potential worker vote on federation versus company unions. Ford remained absent. The stakes involve up to 450,000 workers facing potential job loss amid spring production pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Gen. Magh
Johnson
National Recovery
Thas
NRA
Ford
Henry Ford
National Automobile Chamber
Federation of Labor
Auto Workers’ Union
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Alfred P. Sloan J
General Mojors
L. Cord
Walter F. Chrysler
Alvan MacAuley
Packard
Chaim‘ber
Roy D. Chapin
Hudson
Paschke and Blevins Band at Hope High School
The Paschke Blevins brothers string band will present a 40 minute program in Hope high school's auditorium on Wednesday at 11 o'clock. The band features two 12 year old fiddlers Jack and Jill on the program. Music includes old time and popular numbers. Sponsored by the Library association. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschke-Blevins Brothers String Band
Hope High School
Jack
Jil
The
Library Association
Might Balance the Budget Boss in a Left-Handed Clerk
A Stockholm scene where a budget meeting unfolds with a cashier joking about debits and credits. The new clerk quips he is left-handed, prompting light relief as Kasper notes the exchange in a balance sheet moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper
Stockholm
Tourists Injured in Accident Improving
Mr and Mrs L D Lewine injured in an automobile wreck six miles east of here on Highway 67 were improving Tuesday at Josephine hospital. Relatives from Fine Bluff arrived to attend their bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Lewine
Josephine Hospital
Fred Ingram
C. L. Lee
Fine’ Bluff
Rocky Mound Next Sunday Bro Crane Regular Appointment
Rocky Mound hosts Bro Crane for a regular appointment next Sunday drawing attendees from the community. People visiting relatives and attending a party at Mr and Mrs John Bill Jordan’s reported a nice time. Mrs Barto Bearden and Mrs Cofield of Fairview visited local residents during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Henry Pickard
Fay
Shower Springs
Doris Yarbough
Cecil Rogers
Willie Henry
John Bill Jordan
Barto Bearden
Henry Pichard
Local Social Notes From Hope Area This Weekend
A Lexington of names and visits fills the weekend as Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Fay Pickard, and Miss Nora Arnett spend time with relatives in Hope and Willisville. Various families including the Gordons, Purtles, Pickards, Silveys, and Beardons are noted visiting, with census work by Monts and a cited rise in auto production by 44 percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Silvey
astarHoon
Burl Pickard
Bylday
Fay Pickard
Fletcher
Hastert Ag
Patmos
Andy Gordon
Doyle Purtle
Waterlog
N.C. Purtle
Mra
Tommy
Buittler
Briday
Nevada
Archie. Lorhmers
Hope
Davey Beardon
Dewardé Silvey
Hothe
Willisville
Helen
Nix
Mildren
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God
Mrs
Sue S. Wilson
Ross R. Gillespie
Mr. Gillespie, Ee
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Boughton
Charles Haynes
Haynes
Lloyd Spencer
Ed W. Cloud
Mr. Cloud
Marietta Presley
North Walnut Street
Verna Mae Gunn
Jean Young
Nancy Sil
Nancy Paul Williams
Marie Anthionette Williams
Martha White
Margaret Bush
Verna Mune Gunn
Jerry Smith
Sarah Ann Barham
Mary Wilson
Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
W. M. S. of the First Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
J. L. Green
A.C. Kolb
C. C. Collins
Anna Listens
Margaret May
G. A
Gus Haynes
Womans Christian Temperance Union
W. E. Jones
East Third Street
Cleve Anders
J. Hubert Bolton
A. B. Spragging
Mr. Spraggins
O. B.S
Gurdon
Emmet
Edith McLain
Rachel Jordan
District Navy
GC. Perkins
F. N. Porter
Nelie
Jack Porter
Charles Freebolt
D. L. Bush
R. W. Muldrow
P. Nam- Alton
Bessie D. Green
L. Murphy
W. H. Allen
Claude Dobson
C. Westerman
Elbert Burke
Thelma Moore
G. W. Matthews
E. C. Robertson
Joe Smith
Earl O'Neal
C. H. Hanson
Lillie Middlebrook
S. M. Bates
Ruby McKee
A. C. Moreland
Snyder-Gray
Aten
Hagle
Tennessee Farm Boy’ S Trusty
Sohn S. Gibson ‘Drug Company
Rexall
Mope
Ark
Saenger
Lionel Barrymore
Alice Brady
Conway Tearle
Mary Cacliske
Paschke and Blevins
Grey
Croesus
Fort Smith
Pullman
Ardmore Ashdown
Durant
Payetteville
Hugo Idabel
Oklahoma
City
Paris
Tulsa
Ghafe Car
Coac Fares
Linait Chiaie Ae Ie
Ako
B.A. Morsani
Agent Frisco Lines
Hope, Ark Am Ee
RAS
el Smoorw
Frisco
Henry
Pickard
Andy Jordan
Tne
Lewis Beauty Salon
Lewaes
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