Local Transfer and Wedding News from Hope
Assignment for Mr and Mrs D E Peterson and Mildred end with relocation to Dallas Texas. Mr Peterson worked in highway construction here. Roach Paper Company visitor R H Dixon from Little Rock. Neighbors learn Catherine Tidwell of Dallas married Floyd Fuller formerly of Bodean now Dallas. Mr and Mrs J M Tidwell and Mr and Mrs S J Fuller are parents in Dallas. They will reside at 45 Clinton Avenue Dallas.
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D. E. Peterson
Mildred
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Peterson
R. OH. Dixon
Roach Paper Company
Little Rock
Hope
Nevada
Hempstead County
Catherine Tidwell
Floyd Fuller
Bodean
Fuller
J. M. Tidwell
Mr. Fuller
Winchester festival crowns Patricia Morton Queen Shenandoah VIIE
Patricia Morton of Winchester England arrives in New York en route to crowned queen at the annual Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. The event marks the coronation of the smiling honoree as Queen Shenandoah VIIE.
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Winchester
Patricia Morton
England
Shenandoah Viie
New York
Cornell and city hall meeting set for Thursday
The FP A Cornell will meet Thursday at 4 PM at city hall. Committees are urged to bring written reports and full membership is requested. Miss Florence Weisinger traveled from Oklahoma City due to her father's illness and death. Mrs Hyatt and children returned home to Monticello after weeks with Pryatt's family. Wendling family to return from Shreveport after a short visit. Circle No 1 Woman's Lottery of First Methodist held a 3 PM meeting at Mrs Ewen McPherson's home on West Third Street with 25 members present.
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Cornell
Florence Weisinger
William Weisinger
Oklahoma City
Okla
First Methodist Church
Ewen McPherson
West Third Street
C. B. Presley
W. T. Franks
M. M. McCloughan
J. W. Anderson
Alice McMath
Poland
J. M. Houston
W. G. Allison
Lillian Wahl
Womans’ Missionary. Society of the First Moth
Local Church Music and Society News Trace City Events
Mrs Charles Wilkins performed a Mendelssohn Liszt transcription and Miss Katherine Franks read Jonah and the Whale. An ice course followed. The final meeting will be held on the lawns of Mrs R M Briant and Mrs O A Groves. Mrs Pierce Kline of Shreveport attended a community banquet at Hotel Barlow. Dr Pierce Kline spoke. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs W W Duckett's home with Mrs W P Harman assisting. Miss Elsie Reid read a life of sacrifice. Plans for church repairs were adopted. A Ladies Aid meeting followed with another ice course during the social hour. Miss Virginia Berry, daughter of the Berrys, appeared in a Braducite recital at Arkansas College in Batesville. She is a junior and student body vice president. Mrs J W Strickland has spent months visiting in Thibodaux, La.
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Odist
Charles Wilkins
Liszt
Mendlesohn
Katherine Franks
R. M. Briant
O. A. Groves
Woman's Missionary ‘Society of the First Christian Church
W. W. Duckett
South Elm Street
W. P. Harman
Frank Gorin
Elsie Reid
Ladies Aid
Virginia Berry
Washington Berry
Plano
Arkansas College
Batesville
Berry
Bird Steals Worms From Tin Can in Shamokin Pa
In Shamokin Pennsylvania Dr. Leon Hollenbach dug worms for a trout fishing trip. He left a tin can in the garden and awoke at sunrise to find a robin flying away with the last worms dangling from its beak.
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Shamokin
Leon Hollenbach
Hollenbach
Seventy Five Schools Invited to Milwaukee Track Meet
Seventy five middle western schools invited to the Central Intercollegiate track and field meet at Marquette University stadium Milwaukee on May 22. Preliminary events for discuss and javelin and finals in the afternoon, with main contests at night under floodlights. Notre Dame Michigan State Butler Michigan Normal Loyola Detroit and others expected. Meet moved from Notre Dame to Milwaukee after initial scheduling. Notre Dame won the indoor Central Intercollegiate meet last winter.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Marquette University
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Buttler
Michigan Normal
Loyola
University of Detroit
Notre Dame University
Notice of Hempstead County School Election May 16 1931
County Superintendent of Schools of Hempstead County announces a special election in Blevins Special School District on May 16 1931. Electors will vote on applying for a loan from the Revolving Loan Fund and levying a 6 mill annual tax to repay the loan and interest. The election will determine the financial plan to support the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Blevins
Public notice of county school election date and hours
The notice sets the election to be held at Blevins and McCaskill on May 16, 1931 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m in the same manner as annual school elections. Witness is E. E. Austin County Superintendent of Schools Hempstead County dated April 28 1931 with publication April 29 to May 6.
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Blevins and McCaskill
Lan
E. E. Austin
Hempstead County
Notice of School Election in Spring Hill District
County Superintendent of School announces a school election in Spring Hill to decide on applying for a Revolving Loan Fund loan and levying a 2 mill annual tax on assessed property to repay the loan. Election on May 16, 1931, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with standard voting procedures.
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Freckles
Hector
Tidewell
Elkhart
Backe
Benjamin Hyatt
Mis. Pryatt
C. Kspraping
Montigello
Wendling and Son Junior
Shreveport
Ward & Son
Fairbanks
The
Bebe Daniels
Gove
Sahara
Beau Ideal
Ralph Forbes
Loretta Young
Irene Rich
Cartoon—News
Saenger
Gentlemen
John Gilbert
Louis Wolneim
Leila Hyams
Anita Page
Marie Prevost
Srippy
Canina
Pepulay, Priges
Pierce Kline
Hotel Barlow
J. W. Strickland
Mr. Strickland
Thibudous, la
Bird
Chicago
Big New Museum
NEA Chivago Ourca
Smu
Julius Rovenwald
Millonaire
Joseph Cybbons
NEA
Los Angeles
Burecay
John J. Fox
Jessa J. Coombs
Ray
Coombs
Nona Fox
Parker
Druggista
Spring Hill
Monts
O-Too-Tan
Laredo
Monts Seed Store
FORD
Walter
Detroit
Ford Finance Plana
Universal Credit Company
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