Washington Waterworks Bonds Issued Under City Ordinance
The City of Washington Arkansas adopts and confirms the sale of 8000 in waterworks bonds to the United States of America. The bonds bear 3 3/4 percent interest, payable semiannually, mature July 1 each year from 1958, and are secured by full faith and credit. First National Bank of Magnolia Arkansas acts as trustee and paying agent.
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Washington
Arkansas
Hope Star
W. H. Etter
Recorder
United States of America
City of Washington
First National Bank of
Magnolia
Weeness
Kington
Mayon and
City Recorder
Washington, Arkansas
Thurston Hulsey
First Bank of
Arkan
United States OF ‘America
Hempstead
Karring
WacArkansas
Aronsang
Gily Hersby Watrans
Win 'S . First Nation
Bank Arkansas
City of
Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation
Behett Paynes
Getton
Ge Recorder
Washington Arkansas Bond Ordinance May 1957
City of Washington Arkansas adopts a bond issue ordinance to finance municipal improvements. It authorizes sale of bonds, levy of a ten mill tax, and creation of a Bond Account and Construction Fund to secure and pay principal and interest with a trustee and construction safeguards. Passed May 4 1957 and approved by Mayor Thurston Hulsey.
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State of
Arkansas
Unger Ey Fe
Qcte
Hansmul
Empstead County
Washington
Thurston Hulsey
Musical Coterie Luncheon and Club News
Prescott Musical Coterie ended its year with a luncheon hosted by president Mrs. Q G Hirst at her home. Officers for the visiting year were installed by Mrs. Joe R. Hamilton. Members of the Junior Musical Coterie performed piano solos. A miscellaneous shower honored bride elect Miss Jo Ann Bright of Hope with gifts and corsage. guests included family and local residents.
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Frances MecCain
Hasle Huskey
Jo wAnn Bright
Galeh May of Hope
Jackie Lee Weaver
Phyllis + Pord
Orville May
Hope
Miss Bright
Families Travel for Meetings and Visits Across States
Viral weeks with their daughters and local families include Mr. Bernis attending the Lumber Manufacturers Association in Boston with Mrs. Charles Hesterly and family. They will also visit St. Louis with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Piper. Guss McCaskill hosted Thursday guests from Fay etteville and Tulsa. J. Howell and Jim returned to Little Rock after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Murty. Hamer Ward and Imon Gee spent Thursday in Texarkana. Dan Pittman Jr. vacationed in Little Rock. Floyd Leverett and Amelia of Hope visited Ira Davis family over the weekend.
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J.R. Berhis
Boston
Mass
Mr. Bernis
Lumber Manufacturers Association
Ralph Piper
St. Louis
Floyd Leverett
Amelia of Hope
Ira Davis
Latin nations would speed atom for peace talks begin at Brookhaven
The United States and 21 Latin American nations open today a broad study of speeding peaceful atomic uses on an intercontinental scale. Discussions toward forming a nuclear energy community for North and South America begin at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Boorkhaven
N. Y
United States
North
South America
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Washito
Trust Ofer
Teste
Etter City Recorder
Betster Carriers Auxiliary
Loyee iAdderson
Merbbets
Clifton McGuire
Cora Donhet Hospital
Tarkana
Sara Janet Bryson
Handell
Carolyn Daniel
Mozart
Nancy Bratton
Handel
Joe Crane
Hesterly
Isabell Firestone
Arthur Wilson
Qonconia, N
Charles Hesterly
Guss McCaskill
Sam Smith
Fayetteville
Chéed McCaskill
Tulsa
Okla
Dan Pittman Jr
Litle Rock
Awald Wylie Glass & Salvage Co
West Ard St. Hope
Ark Ag
Mercury
Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
F.C. Reith
Mercury Division
Ford Motor Company
Indianapolis
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