Open House and River Pilgrimage Draw Hope Residents
The Fulton area organized an open house and water privileges event as crowds gathered along the river. A parade of vehicles, from old Model Ts to modern cars, carried families to witness the Red River flow and the flood’s impact, with attendees from Hope joining in. Local social notes mention Dr. W Gillison and many residents visiting the festival, and there are updates on church and civic events including a dance meeting and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Red River
Hope
W. Gillison
Lee Diehl
Beckworth
Death Young
Steve Carrigan
Anl
Max Cox
George Robison
Sam McGill
B.C. Crown
J. F. Porterfield
Thos. Kinser and Family
J. JM. Harbin
Florence Turner
Matt Galster
W. E. Porterfield
James L. Jamison
Ike T. Bell Sr
T Dell Jr
Pauline Smith
Maggie Bell
Sid Henry
C. C. McNeill
Peggy
Mes
S. J. Briant
N. T. Lowell
Jewell Moore
60 Lives Lost Continued From Page One
A sprawling summary reports multiple traffic and street accidents across the nation. It notes fatalities in New Philadelphia Ohio from a truck crash into a tree, Oklahoma fatalities including a five year old hit by a streetcar in Lawton and a six year old killed playing in Oklahoma City, plus Belfast Maine Portland Oregon Greenwich Connecticut and other places with varied casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Okhwholly
Oklahoma
Oa Steet Carer
Lawton
Oklahoma City
New England
Belfast
Greenwich
Cibanderan
Vielcrew
Tk. 1
New Jersey
Metorgyglus
Wildwand
California
San Fravisco
India
Cal
Los Angeles
Burt Suricuyty
John Barrymore Sued for Divorce in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports say actress Dolores Barrymore sued her husband Julian Barrymore for divorce and division of roughly 500000 dollars in community property. She seeks custody of their two children, 5 and 3, plus 5000 a month for support and lawyers fees. She accuses him of violence excessive drinking and failure to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dolorea Castillo
Harrymere
Julian Barryimore
Barrymere
Atlantic
New York
Gereenactress
Barrynore
Barrymore
Maas Nice Costello
Ida
Uiwir
Haorgel
Barryyore
Blane Barrie
Barrymores
Dolores
John Blyth Barrymore Jr
Home Clubs Green Laseter Meeting At Mrs Johnsons May 7
The Green Laseter Home Demon steilion club met at Mrs George Johnsons on May 7 with 22 members present and 4 visitors. Two new members joined, Miss Clara Bellis and Miss Mary Rogers. A dress contest and strawberry preserves demonstration were featured. Members enjoyed singing, kitchen activity, and yard improvements at Mrs Johnsons. next meeting planned with Mrs du Cumbie on June 4.
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Green Laseter
George Johnson
A. M. Bleving
Hempstead County Club
J.T. Cumbie Sr
Jed
Clara Blelis
Mary Rogers
Kelly Gray
Honey Bearden
Willis Cobb
Marshman Gentry
Meee
Miss Griffin
Clara Clara Ellis
Robertson
Earl Wolff
Clifford Lane
Riley Lewallen
State Tournament Gaitars and Dark Horses Named
A fragmentary list from the State Tournament names Curtis Collier Fort Smith Steve Crockatore Mart Smith Carmine and others as contenders. It highlights local players from Texarkana Temple Collins and Cavern plus several young hopefuls and the rough timing of early rounds and semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Collier
Fort Smith
Steve Crockatore
Mart Smith
Carmine
Mieh Selalcoard
Cadlicn
Jock
Little Roel
Fori Naphen
Univ Ty
Tess
Satin Galle Roel
M. Wadley
Texarkana
Aransas Gol
Anthur Temple
Texarkinin
Rate Creekimere
Windele
Collins Guints Jr
Lee Yan
Bonus Issue Dead for This Session
Washington reports that Roosevelt will veto any bonus or inflation bill this session. Bonusites plan a Tuesday caucus but face slim odds as inflationists and bonus advocates foresee a next session fight. Outcome depends on economic progress and recovery of the country, with election year postures looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Osteopaths Elect Arkansas Association Leaders
Dr. William D English of Texarkana was elected president-elect of the Osteopathic Association of Arkansas at the two day convention in Little Rock. He will take office in May 1936. Dr. A. H. Sellers of Pine Bluff was named vice president, with Dr. Ella E. Champlin retiring president elected trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A
Etta E. Champlin
Little Rock
Aes
Osteopathic Association of Argas
Etta
Justee
Charles
Dpr
William D English
Texarkana
Osteopathic Association of Arkansas
English
A. H. Sellers
Pine Bluff
W. C. Harper
Ella EB. ‘Champlin
Chester C. Chapin
Chas, A. Champlin
Hope
St. M. Mitchell
Arthur Becker
Kirksville
American Osteopathic Society
J. J. Bell
Helens
Chapin
Conway Fire Loss Falls to 937 in Five Months
Conway Arkansas fire department reports fire losses totaling 937 dollars in the first five months of 1935 while answering 32 alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Zachary Taylor Delayed Nomination Notice Over Postage
Zachary Taylor did not learn of his nomination for the presidency until almost a month after the convention adjourned due to his failure to pay postage on the notification letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Birds Sleep Without Gripping Perches In Safety
A brief note explains that birds need not hold onto perches while asleep as automatic ender protection keeps their feet secured. The mechanism ensures the birds remain safely perched during rest without active gripping.
Argentine meat trust formed by ministry with $8 million
A corporate entity of meat producers has been created by Argentina's ministry of agriculture. It is capitalized at eight million dollars and is subscribed by cattle raisers to coordinate meat production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Agriculture
Veterans Eye Politics as Debt Bill Fallout Grows
Reports from the capital say veterans plan a broad political push. They believe their influence will wane if they stay non partisan and abstain from active legislative fights on bonus debt issues.
Hearts Flutter as Ho g Charles Boyer Captivates Fans
Romantic fans swoon over French idol Charles Boyer who is reportedly very attractive to girls, despite his marriage to Pat Paterson. Maurice Chevalier’s stance on American films is noted as temporary. The Gulf Stream’s water flow is described as 3000 times the Mississippi's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chevalier
Pat Agaly
Charles Boyer
Pat Paterson
Gulf Stream
Mississippi
Shoes Stolen, Drown Rescue at East River Incident
Thomas Ryan, 60, of the Church Institute, was found in the water after an incident near a store where a man named Carr attempted a rescue. Carr removed his new shoes before diving, but the footwear vanished. Both men were hospitalized with non-specific injuries while tests by an Atlanta physician explore child sleep studies conducted over 150,000 hours using electrical instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ryan
Men'a Church
Carr
Ryan
Boya
Atlanta
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Ates
Golig
Choa Lawthorp Chapter
R.T. White
Jimmie Harbin
William Bundy
Ambrose Hanegan
Hendrix College
Frances Eason
Magnolia A. & M. College
Ww &, Porterfield
G. Porterfield
Comer Boyett
Willian W. Willer
Shroves
Port, Bi
Chamberlain
Mix Genie Chamberlain
Harry Brand
Daniel
Carrothon
C. Spragins
Montreat
N.C
Mr. Spraging
Ouachita Presbyterial
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Saenger Theater
Cleo Smith
George Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mae Coie
Q. R. Dupes
Camden
Janos
Gull Refining Co. Ite
BM. Wells
Wheelen
Spriowes
H. D. Linker
Mae West
Saengta
Maurice
Broadway
Wan Virginia Bruce Robert Taylor Helen Twelvatreer Taabel Jawal
Pinky Tomblis
Matinee
Weeder
Hope Hardware CO
John Barrymore
Green
Laseter
Setutiatk
Baleria
Britain
Marchant
Glasrow
Washington
Osteopaths
W. D. English
State Association
New Idol
Paris
jJohn P. Cox Drug Co
Elias
Penney’s J. Ey Co. Penney Company
Thay
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