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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1931
Page
2
Din! reports immediate radish pickup as packers plan to return cash to the community. Two carloads were weighed in east of Blevins with 48 hands counted for harvest. Workers bundle radishes into 15 to 18 bunches, wash dirt in vats, then packers place 100 bunches per box for shipment this week.
Fragmentary text appears to name a person Lay visiting a home in Glexiwood with scattered words about Amity Sat and Wednesday. No coherent event, date, or verifiable entities emerge from the readable fragment.
The Epworth League hosts a Wednesday social for young people at the Methodist church. Miss Lola Bruce Ione Arrington and Ruthall Brown lead the arrangements committee. No advance details are available due to the date, but organizers promise a good time for all attendees.
Farmers in the McCaskill area rush to stock feed seed and fertilizer as spring planting nears. Memphis Federal Farm Loan office has already issued checks used to purchase essentials. Many wagons and trucks arrived Monday to obtain stock feed and supplies for the coming season.
A fragment reports that fawns hint at an unusually early spring in the Ore UT region. Observers note fawns are typically not seen until late April or early May, suggesting an anomalous seasonal shift.
An Interesting program was given by W. M. A. at their last meeting with the topic Forgotten Americas. Alden Pickett spent last year with his brother Winford of the Friendship community. Misses Ruby and Bradys Harold were weekend guests of relatives at Tokio. Ethel Dotson left Thursday for Dorado. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hampson of Frost Texas visiting their parents here and at McCaskill left Wednesday for home. School is In fine progress with many looking forward to promotion. Many boys attended the entertainment at Banks Bay Saturday night. Mrs. J. L. Bley has been at the bedside of her son Glen Bley in Prescott hospital. C. T. Dotson was a business visitor at Washington Monday. Leta Daniel visited her father W. J. Daniel of Prescott. Several of this place attended preaching at Averys chapel Sunday night.
Dr. R Adams aged 80 formerly of Hillsboro Oregon plans to leave his bungalow and relocate on a six mile back from Rogue River homestead in the wilderness. Bright lights and moving pictures no longer lure him.
The census lists 906 people of school age in the district from the Nevada county line east to Howard county line west. Wellocebura Redland and parts of Oran Nolan townships are included. About 379 families have children of school age, with total vitally interested families near five hundred. The largest household with eight children was a negro home. several white homes had seven.
In Gervais Oregon A R J Susee reports a cow named Bossy died after illness and a strange autopsy-like finding. Sulopsy showed four nails in Bossys stomach and a flat rock nearly as large as a hen egg. One nail perforated the wall.
In a continuing drama Gypsy and Jim Wallace chase truth behind Nina Roberts amid sensational headlines. Nina, accused of shooting Dr. Frank R. Fowler, remains largely vindicated as Jim voices confidence in her innocence while media scrutiny swirls, and Gypsy debates visiting the jailed defendant as the case heads toward trial.
Mrs Myrtle Watson home demonstration agent Unton county and Lynn Smith county agent Hempstead county named the month efficient Extension agents for 1930. Watson has 11 years in extension work and helped Union county win last year’s national Better Homes contest. Smith has served as county agent since 1928 and moved to Union county in 1931. The top five home demonstration agents included Watson Rogers Marshall Fairbairn Buachley Hunt. The county agents named were Smith Heckman Hall Hemphil Wright.
The Blevins Methodist Church plans an 11 o'clock Easter service with girls taught by Mrs. P. C. Stephens Jr. decorating the church and a choir preparing special music. Pastor Rev. W. J. Whiteside speaks on "In the Light of Easter Moon" and three infants may be baptized. Whiteside earned a Rural Church Scholarship to Vanderbilt University to attend a two week program for rival preachers.
Mrs J A Barsenberger aged 46 died Friday after several days illness at her home near Friendship church. Influenza developed into pneumonia. husband J A Barsenberger and son George were ill. Survived by husband four children and two daughters Elton Franks and Lucile Reeves. Funeral held Saturday at Friendship conducted by Rev H M Stingley.
The senior class presents The Charming Hobo with ten cast members for thirteen roles. Outsiders Harold Husky Oren Stephens and William Cumpins join the troupe after parts were drafted. First practice occurred last Thursday in the high school auditorium under director Mrs Glen Coker. Sophomore entertainment between wars is sponsored by Ruby Adama.
Commendations flow for R M Props, vat man, Taylor, and local citizens as dipping begins. First round completed with 92 cattle and 642 horses dipped. second round starts Monday at the Blevins vat. Cooperation by stock owners eases operations across Wallaceburg, Redland, and nearby areas.
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