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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
4
A collage of social visits and church circle meetings in Hope. Mrs. Sid Henry receives notes. visitors from Manitoba and Texarkana are mentioned. Rotary events in Arkadelphia are noted along with Presbyterial training in Ozan. Circle reports from First Methodist, W M S units, and Red Cross activities fill the page with names, places, and upcoming events.
A new music show at the Saenger features Mary Ellis in a comedy romance with Carl Brisson and supports Horton DeMille Pallette. Based on a play, it follows a king who loses his queen over an ancestral beard and travels to Vienna to learn life and love while the queen falls for the double. The film includes songs like A Little White Gardenia and When My Prince Charming Comes Along, with Ellis praised for her singing and Brisson for a strong American debut in Murder at the Vanities.
The Tope Basket Company basketball team defeated an independent Spring Hill club in the season opener played Tuesday afternoon at Spring Hill. Batteries were Hope-Russell and Ramsey for the Tope squad, Far Spring Hill credited C Martin and C Martin.
Friends regret to learn of the death of John Hayes Burt of Kilgore Texas. Burt, a nephew of Jimmie Anderson, died in Kilgore last week after attending events earlier this week at the Women’s City Club venues in Monday and Tuesday.
The board announces a May 9 dollar drive to raise funds for a good work. About fifty solicitors will canvass early Thursday, leaving contributions at First National Bank with McMath. List of solicitors includes J R Henry W K Lemley H C Kyler Glen Durham Jimmy Jones Whit Davis and many others.
Denver investigators press a nationwide hunt for chain letter originators. Three Denver businessmen pleaded not guilty to defrauding via a chain letter. R. M. Barnholt denounces the charges and vows vigorous defense. co-defendants are H. L. Harris and Edward W. Hughes.
In a brief exchange two local businessmen discuss SharkJee planning to retire from business. The first insists the judge has stated it this time, while the second recalls similar rumors from the past. The remark ends with a mention of Regina tar.
Nevada County 4 H clubs plan their annual rally at Laneburg school on Saturday May 11. Highlights include group singing a talk by W Wl Jer Nigen a quartet from clubs picnic lunch and ball games. The event unites clubs from across the county for fellowship judging team organization and recreation.
The report lists party line totals and individual names for Democrats and Republicans voting on the Patman bill, with grand totals for each side and notes on absentee announcements. It closes with a quip from a lawyer’s son about bigamy, and a lawyer’s explanation that having one wife too many does not necessarily mean bigamy.
SPRINGFIELD, Il. Demonstrators marched on the state capitol and 19 people were seized in Chicago as hunger rose amid the relief crisis. The Illinois house approved technical amendments to a 3 percent sales tax bill aimed at furnishing 3 million dollars for poor relief and securing federal grants. The measure moved to third reading for final passage amid a capacity gallery, with a promised statewide march if relief funds are not settled. Harry Hopkins warned no federal funds would come without the state's contribution.
An American born adventurer, described as an alleged kidnapper and extortionist, was killed in a clash with Cuban forces in Havana. The incident ties into Cuba's unsettled political history and involved statements about his violent role.
A fragmented OCR passage claims that soldiers were killed near Gute and references Cuban army actions. Details are unclear, with missing words and garbled names, making exact events uncertain.
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