Hymns of unity and courage read aloud in small town gathering
A clustering of local notes reports on revived calls for solidarity and knowledge, Lamar Cox’s visit to Dallas, Bay View Reading Club’s season finale, Laura Lombard’s return to Atlanta, Harvey Carter’s trip home, and various visits from Foreman to Batesville. Several announcements include Miss Elizabeth White’s Batesville trip, Preston Meek and Talbot Feild’s Fort Smith visit, and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Foreman city hall.
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Bay View
Reading Club
W. P. Suner
North Hervey Street
Mesdames
Steve Carrigan Jr
W. A. Bowen
George Spragins
Prosgram
Keck Husband Murder Trial Ends in Acquittal
In Olathe Kansas, Mrs Ailine Keck shot and killed her husband Allen Keck after hearing him refer to another woman as Honey during a telephone talk. A jury last Saturday acquitted her of murder, her defense claiming the shooting was accidental.
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Ailine. Keck
Shor
Allen Keck
Olathe
Kan
Honey
Accidant
Local notes and social updates from a Prairie community
Families and friends are active with birthday gatherings, marriages, and friendly visits. Arch ie Stone and Miss Opel Hughes wed in Washington Ark last Saturday. Opener Kreiger family news, visits to Fannie Morgan, and Rev E J Carter’s church services are noted. The Wormingtons plan a Texas home life after their May 18 marriage at the local church.
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Walter Kreiger
Gitlend
Jewell Powell
Nelee
Collom
John McDonald
Jim’ Rateliff
Fannie Morgan
Opel Hughes
Archie Stone
Hempsferd
Washington, Ark
Cecil McBay
Monroe
Townsend
Heck
J. Carter
Onnie Godwin
Alice Godwin
Lord Wormington
Hardy Williams
Gary
Texas
Loyd Wormington
Allee Godwin
E. J. Carter
Mt Olive Community Finds Health Good Despite Cold Weather
The Mt Olive area notes good health but reports backward cotton crops due to recent cold. Sunday school attendance grows and preaching day is set for next Sunday. Visits include Jack Waters and family to Uncle Tammie Waters at Waterloo, Grady Murrah family with relatives, and T Harvey and mother Rosie Atkins before leaving for Longview.
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Jack Waters
Tammie Waters
Waterloo
Grady Murrah
Willisville News Briefs Incomplete Social Notes
Attendees at a banking party at Mrs Blanche Bailey's report a fine time. Mr and Mrs Chester Waters moved to Waterloo. George Martin and family Willie Simpson and family Piscal Simpson and wife and Mrs Nora Waters visited Eugene Simpson and family near Waldo. Prayer meeting at Willisville every Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Harper Wells of Village visited her parents. Mrs Eva Rogers and children visited relatives near Bodean.
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Blanche Bailey
Chester Waters
Waterloo
George Martin
Willie ‘Simpson
Piscal Simpson
Nora Waters
Eugene Simpson
Waldo
Willisville
Harper Wells
Village
Eva Rogers
Bodean
Wife Awarded Divorce Over Nakedness Claim
Mrs. Clara Dorband was granted a divorce from Karl T. Dorband after alleging he took her clothes when he left home. She testified she sometimes remained unclothed for six to ten hours.
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Los Angeles
Clara Dorband
Karl T. Dormand
Dancing Recognized as Sport in Connecticut Measure
Hartford, Connecticut UK Dancing gains status as a sport after General Assembly approval. The bill would permit Sunday sports under the new definition, expanding athletic recognition in the state.
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Hartford
Conn
U.K
Car Recovered After Three Years Stolen from Damariscotta Yard
Dr. Neil Parsons learned his automobile, stolen from his Damariscotta yard three years ago, was found in a Los Angeles garage with $33 due for storage. The long missing car was returned after investigators traced it to California.
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Damariscotta
Neil] Parsons
Los Aneles
California
Court notice from Hempstead County Arkansas bank case
In the chancery court of Hempstead County Arkansas First National Bank of Hope files a warning order numbered 2404. The document appears as a public legal notice regarding a banking matter and procedural action in the local court system.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
First ‘National Bank of
Hope
Defendants Warned to Appear in Court in 30 Days
The First National Bank of Hope sues Plaintite gnee A A Powell et al defendants in Hope Arkansas. Court order dated May 12 1926 requires defendants to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Attorneys listed include LEMLEY in Hope Arkansas.
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Gnee
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