Medical Genius and Mythic Riddles of Lost Sepulchre
A cryptic list blends medical terms with mythic and nautical clues. Puzzles orbit themes of roots, Norse gods, oeuvres, camps, and a maze of wordplay about verbs, nouns, and ancient references.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1935
Page
2
A cryptic list blends medical terms with mythic and nautical clues. Puzzles orbit themes of roots, Norse gods, oeuvres, camps, and a maze of wordplay about verbs, nouns, and ancient references.
Miss Ruth Maye Brown of Blevins Arkansas married Kenneth Kelton son of Professor and Mrs F C Kelton of Tucson Arizona in a First Methodist Episcopal church ceremony. The pastor read the marriage lines as relatives attended. Walter Danziger played organ and the couple planned to reside in Tucson after a short wedding trip to California.
Hickory Shade records Saturday night and Sunday sermons by Ives and Bro. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terry with Laster Bush, Alta Bruce with Marjorie Malone, Mabel Willis with Herbert at Brankley Neal’s, Mrs. Ross with Henry Bruce, Mrs. Jones and Toi Cusic with Earl Wilson, and Mittie Ree Rogers with Nadine Poole with Jon Willit. A classroom joke about a teacher and Ruth ends with a mother’s affection for her child.
Notice is given that in pursuance of the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County the Commissioner will offer for sale at the front door of the Court House in Washington Arkansas on Saturday May 25 1935 the real estate described as half of Lot 8 and all of Lot 9 in Frisey Addition Hope Arkansas. The sale is on credit for three months with a 10 percent interest rate and a lien retained on the property to secure payment. Dale Jones Commissioner in Chancery May 4-11.
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