Heartbreak and mournful memories linger in notices
Fragmented local notes recount a poem fragment about heartache and love, then list obituaries, wedding party greetings, travel and civic group updates. Mentions Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs. Wendling of Shreveport, and several attendees at a Women’s Democratic State Convention. Also reports meetings of the B PLOW club and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and several local social visits and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wendling
Shreveport
F. G. Porterfield
Prescott News in Brief item summaries and local notices
Prescott News in Brief reports on high school journalism society activity with C A Robinson presenting pins to Mary Stephenson Julia Hellon Virginia Monteanery and Annie Dean McCaie. It notes construction progress on Prescott's new gymnasium a forthcoming 10 cent store at East Elm Street and local store openings. A free library program for beginners and a kindergarten exam date are announced along with a hospital message about Floyd Nelson and the death of Mir Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill
Kerall
Prescott High Schol
C. A. Robinson
Mary Stephenson
Julia Hellon
Virginia Monteanery
Annie Dean McCaie
Prescntt
A & and
10 Cent
Oran Dry Goods
East Elin Street
Short
East Eli Street
The
POT. A
Pele Almies
New York
Leed
Floyd Nelson
Anedic
Dfay
Nevada
Berlie
Orr and
Mes
Lesen
Mt Vernon Car Company report on railroad car order
Mt Vernon Car Company of Mt Vernon Dr reports an eight car shipment involving a teenager and a valuation of 4 500 000 dollars. A 1500 box car tract is tied to a social security number and a foundry company is listed as Ame wn Car 1 Foundry Company with a waiting list of 50 coal cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Car Company
Mt. Verno
Chaplin First at Saenger Thursday
Charlie Chaplin returns after five years with Modern Times at the Saenger on Thursday. The film blends sound effects with silent slapstick as Chaplin portrays a factory worker turning misadventures into comedy with Paulette Goddard leading a supporting cast including Conte, Bergman and Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Mercomedthin
Alimout
Chaplin
Maxtern
Charlie
Amworks
Gamin
Knight Ecrant
Paulette Goddard
Chstr Contelin
Henry Bergman
Hank Mann
Freddie Lindstrom Quits Pro Baseball
Freddie Lindstrom, a 30 year old outfielder and former third baseman, notified the Brooklyn Dodgers he was retiring from pro baseball after a leg injury. He signed with the Dodgers in January after being released by the Cubs and appeared in 26 games this season. Lindstrom began with the New York Giants in 1924, starred in the World Series, and posted a career batting average around .312 over 12 seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Freddie Lindstrom
John McCinn
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
John Gorman
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gorman
Lindstrom
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Meinie Groh
Witting
Travis Jackson
Bill Terry
Freddie
McGraw
Pittsbergh Pirates
Cubs
Federal Relief Politics And WPA Controversy
Federal relief measures spark political maneuvering as lawmakers debate state control versus federal administration. The article notes discussions on mass production housing, governor burdens, and partisan criticism of the Roosevelt era WPA amid looming elections. An unrelated note mentions a compact first aid kit with iodine drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
WPA
Bolitis
Roosevelt
Bil
Senate
Standings and Results Across Early Baseball Schedule
The standings show Chattanooga leading with 4 points and Memphiss, Atlanta, and Birmingham at 1. Tuesday results include Boston 6 over Chicago and Boston 4 to 2, with several rain games noted for Cincinnati-Brooklyn, Pittsburgh-New York, St Louis-Philadelphia. Other scores include St Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 and Washington 2 New York 10 and Cleveland 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fittsburgh
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Southern Association
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham U
Memphis
Knoxville
Stesarts
Pittsburgh
Club Notes Highlight Ozan-St. Paul Demonstration Meeting
Ozan-St. Paul Demonstration club met at Mrs. Earl Robins home with eighteen members. Visitors Mrs. Earl Stuart and Mrs. Roy Tollett attended. devotional led by Mrs. C. M. Irwin. prayers by Mrs. D. E. Goodlett. members reported on clothing art craft food preservation poultry home management landscaping and gardening. Wilma Alford demonstrated homemade awnings. Oak Grove and Melrose clubs also meet with reports, readings, and demonstrations. next gatherings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Own
Oak Grove
Maylth
Lola Purtle
Quinen Young
Lee England
Marshall Beck
Jesus
E. Mobley
S. B. Skinner
Ruth
Louise Collies
Alford
Jim Skinner
Lea
Cathier
Okay Sunday Baseball Opens Okay Park Clash
The Okay Cementers meet the Atlanta Oilers on Sunday May 24 at Okay Park in Howard County. A large crowd is expected for the formal opening. Okay’s lineup includes Dildy Dodson Thompson Holbert Delaney Holbert Phillips Walters Lou Sanders Page Russell Hargis Freeman. Oilers managed by Bear Alldey feature fast pitching and offense. Game time is 3 15 pm with admission 5 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okay
Okay Cementers
Atlanta
Texas
Oilers
Howard County
Dildy
Dodson
Thompson
Holbert
Delaney
Phillips
Walters
Lou
Sanders
Page
Russsell
Hargis
Freeman
Atlanta Oilers
Bear" Alldey
Open Squirrel Season for Arkansas Remains Open
LITTLE ROCK 4 The open season on squirrel hunting in Arkansas remains unchanged while Chancellor Frank H. Dodge weighs a suit by William Hall and C J Pond seeking to restrain the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission from enforcing its order shortening the season. The case aims to bar changing the season from its present two periods May 15 June 15 and October 1 January 1 as fixed by Act 140 of 1927. A temporary injunction issued earlier remains in effect until a final decree is entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Sesson
Arkaness
Frank H. Dodge
William Hall
C. J .Pond
Arkansas County
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Dodge
Commission
Local visits and calls from Hope residents this week
Spring Hill J H McLarty and family from Hope visited Sunday with Dickerson appointments noted at Battlefield. Fay Hill Swan and Mamie Smith visited Mrs Gun and Miss Inna Smith at Battlefield Friday last week with Rev Dickerson and wife. Turner family of Hope spent Sunday with Frank Turner. Leonard Boyce arrived on business Tuesday morning. Powell White and wife of Hope visited Mrs W M Smith Sunday evening. Bernice Juris Margarite Phippins stayed several days with grandmother Mrs Arthur Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLarty
James
Hope
Dickerson
Battlefield
Fay Hill
Swan
Mamie Smith
Gun
Inna Smith
Add Turner
Frank Turner
Leonard Boyce
Powell White
Hope Vis
W. M. Smith
Former Minister Heads Auto Union
Hom er W. Martin of Kansas City, an ex pastor, is elected president of the United Automobile Workers of America AF of it international union and a leader in organizing the auto industry. He is described as progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prorst
United Automobile Workers of América
A. F
Inter
National Union
Mer W. Martin
Kansas City
Progressive
Fox Hunters Close Annual Conference in Arkansas
Fox Hunters close their annual gathering at Siloam Springs Arkansas with members from Colling visiting. Mrs Dougherty visits with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baker this week. Mr Ay Mrs Ledbetter and Ruth Foley shopped in Hope Saturday. Local families, dinners and visits noted including the Browns, Clark, Garner, Smith and Yocom families.
Arkanane Centenniial Hunt and Hot Springs Event
More than 25 hows divided into seven groups hunted Monday night with each group reporting trail findings. The association’s board voted Tuesday to hold the second primudl Meld show at Hot Springs November 1 6 and 7. An Arkansas centennial debate was held Tuesday night before the final hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Hot Springs
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Iwenteing
Agnie
Mies Venn
Moses
Sontay
DeKuth, Texas
Ollia Sanrefur
C. 5
Lowthory
Mia
J. G. Mortindele
Misa Alma Atkina
Kinsway
Pauline Tolleso
Worknesday
Qwosse
Mich
Are P
B& Plow
Pair Pari
Nellie Porter
Periond
Miss Duck Porter
Maude Tipscumb
Frank Hicks
BR. Herm
Mix
Frank Russell
Flora Cotton
Jean Laseter
Mary Jones
Mary Cumbia
Mary Arnall
Ratha Mouser
Claude Garner
Evan Wray
Mary Burnley
G. A. Norwood
Malcolm Porterfield
Deerings
Woman's Chistian Temperance Union
Mabel Ethridge
North Mainstreem
Palmore Duprey
Litle
Mineola
Tupre
LD. M. Urey
Herbert RB. Wilson
Ruel High School
Herbert F. Wilson
Columbus Bay
Little Roel
Harolf Sehieneell
Tison
Wis
Dale Summners
Sind
St. Petersburg
Mary de Lisle
Mimi
Flo
Mary Curmthers
Julia Chester Hospital
Itn
Paramount Beauty School
Bast Erin Street
EL Dorado
Stenre
Arknusnas Ees
War
Powell
Bradford” Saenger
Margaret Sullavan
Chaplis Chaplin
Prescott
Dale M'Kinney
Saenger
Wittens
P.O. B. Detroit
Memphiss
Birmingham
Melrose Melrose Club
Thame
Joe Taulbee
F. H. Roberts
Perryman
Nelva Perryman
Miss Connant
Otha Roberts
Ball Park
Arkansas
Spring Hill
Bernice Juris
Margarite 'Phippins
Arthur Fe Ee Ee
Elmer Brown
IO Auto and Trucks
Losas
Tom Henser
Auto Union
Martin
Fox Hunters Close
Siloam
Sfrangs
Ark—Uph
Hunt
Fohich
Briant
Mn i
COE Tease
Corselette
Oper
Haynes Bros
U.S
Ford
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