Hagerman's Community Auction Opens in Hope Arkansas
Hagerman's Community Auction offers items from dealers and individuals at a Hope pavilion on Highway 67. The sale runs Saturdays 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM with radio broadcasts, all consignments on commission and sold to the highest bidder, no refunds.
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Hagerman
Hager's
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Risis
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Highway 67
Shover
Hope
Arkansas
Adv
W ednesday and Thursday church events and Magnolia wedding
Prescott notices list church choir practices at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches on Wednesday and Thursday, a W C T U meeting at Mrs C H Tompkins home, and a Magnolia wedding of Miss Mary Alice Gordon to Kenneth Bernard Strange at First Methodist Church in Magnolia with detailed attire and wedding party notes. The passage also mentions birthday supper for Mrs Fay Pittman and multiple family and guest visits across nearby towns with travel and homecomings.
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Mary Alice Gordon
Joe Wheeler Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Magnolia
Kenneth Bernard Strange
Charles Bright Strange
Noel, Mo
Elizabeth Silversmith
Tulsa
Okla
First Methodist Church
C. Ray Hozendorf
Lester Higginbotham
Sue Farrar
E. V. McKinney
Dallas
Tex
Bill Barnett
Everette Rennick
Stigler
Orville Cluck
Stillwater
Oklahoma A and M College
Fay Pittman
Illy Wilson
Brad Scott
Helen Ruth
Mary Agnes Scott
Gordon
Little Rock
Andrew Gordon
Dudley Gordon
Anna and
Ellen Gordon
Strange Gordon
Local Socials Report From Magnolia and Nearby
The column notes visits and travel among residents of Magnolia and surrounding areas. L. A. McClelland and Mae Mc Cain hosts are mentioned alongside trips to Little Rock. Guests include Dr. Imon Bruce in Hot Springs and Lt Col Blake Scott recovering in Hot Springs.
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Imon Bruce
Hot Springs
Floyd Hubbard
Blake Scott
Army and Navy Hospital
Scott
Plane crash devastates Fairbanks housing area killing nine
An Air Base plane plowed into an eight-unit apartment complex in Fairbanks. Nine people died as flames ripped through buildings and power lines. Lt. R. E. Marshall and others survived. Rescue efforts involved Air Force personnel and 500 to 600 volunteers over four hours.
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Rudy Hamner
Hamner
Herb Porter
William Thimple
Thimble
Ellwood City
4Th Infantry
Fairbanks Newsminer
Air Force
Little Rock Rated Top Driving Safety City 1955
The National Safety Council cites Little Rock and South Bend Indiana as top driving safety cities for the first ten months of 1955, each reporting 0.6 traffic deaths per 10 000 registered vehicles. A Population Reference Bureau note states about a billion people lack sufficient food to avoid chronic hunger.
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Chicago
Little Rock
National Safety Council
South Bend
Ind
Ppulation Reference Bureau
Arkansas Weather Summary From The Associated Press
Central Arkansas will have a fair day with increasing clouds and a slight warmup tonight and Thursday. Occasional light rain is expected late Thursday or Thursday night with Friday mostly cloudy and some rain. highs in the mid 40s, lows near 30.
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Associated Press
Central
Arkansas
Southeast
Northwest
Fort Smith Publisher Buys Blackwell Journal Tribune
Donald W. Reynolds of Fort Smith Ark acquires the Blackwell Journal-Tribune from Phil McMullen ending McMullen's 19 year tenure as manager. G. E. Jennings to take over as general manager after four years with Reynolds at Bartlesville. Reynolds also runs the Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise and Okmulgee Times and has other newspaper stakes.
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Blackwellml
Ola
Donald W. Reynolds
Fort Smith
Ark
Blackwell Journal-Tribune
Phil McMullen and
G. E. Jennings
McMullen
Jennings
Reynolds
Bartlesville
Doctor Samuel Named Family Doctor of the Year
Dr. E Roger Samuel a 66 year old pipe smoking physician was chosen as family doctor of the year by the American Medical Association He told reporters he would worry about smoking after he is past 80.
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Boston
E. Roger Sammuel
American Medical Association
Markets and poultry prices across regions and markets
Market steadiness noted in Northwest and Batesville Floral areas with broilers and fryers at 18-20 to 20 cents f.o.b. farm. Chicago live poultry firm with hen prices steady, various weights priced. butter, eggs, and grains show mixed movements with December futures fluctuating and soybeans edging higher.
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Broilers
Little Rock
Northwest Area
Batesville
Floral Area
F.o.b. Farm
Chicago
F.o.b
U. S
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Quiet Trade
Cotton futures in New York drifted with subdued activity as new crop deliveries showed sensitivity to small orders and traded over a wide range. Late afternoon quotes stood 95 cents higher to 40 cents lower than the prior close with December at 34.39, March 33.49, and May 32.96.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Trade in Narrow Chicago Futures
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade moved within narrow limits as traders held mixed positions. Provisions futures showed limited activity amid cautious early trading and light volume.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Hog and cattle market report from National Stockyards
National Stockyards report shows hogs 180 lb plus mostly 25 off from Tuesday, 170 lb mixed at 11.06 to 12.25, 200 lb around 12.25, 230-270 lb 10.75 to 11.25, sows 9.50, boars 6.50 to 8.00. Cattle and calves: 4,000 cattle, 9,800 calves with light steer trade steady, load around 1,050 lb.
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N.P
Ratsnake attack at Angola prison injures convict
In Louisiana at Angola State Penitentiary a rattlesnake bit a disabled inmate whose leg is a wooden prosthesis. The reptile was killed by other inmates who dispatched it after the strike, according to the prison newspaper report.
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Angola
Louisiana State Penitentiary
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Mrs. Doyle Moore
Pine Bluff
Clifford Johnson
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Jim Kendrick
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Scott Ross
Gene
Emmet
Owen Duke
Ann Duke
Dallas, Texas
J. M. Duke
Bobby Haynie
Springdale
Loyd Haynie
Brad Hamilton
Cpl
L. C. Dill
Coy DeWoody
Thurman Dewoody
Oklahoma City, Okla
Mrs. Thurman Dewoody Jr
Wichita, Kansas
Oscar Peachey
el Dorado
Bobby Peachey
Lackland Air Force Base
Bill Danner
Gordon Spent Saturda
Mrs
Gordon Danner
Mrs. Shell Blakely
W. C. Woosley
A. E. Evans
Allen Gee Jr
Newport
L. A. McClelland
Houston, Texas
Mae McCain
Hansel Herring
Brice Stewart
Byron Moody
T. A. Lavender
Mary Jewell Herring
N. N_ Daniel
Milford Daniel
Southern State College
Clarence Gordon
Mildred Loomis
Faye Loomis
Mrs. A! Loomis
Ward & Son
Arkansas Weather
Ft. Smith
Oklahoma Newspaper
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Kansas City
ST. Louis Livestock
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Hone Arkansas
Farrel Baker
Baker Fund
Baker's
J. A. Davis
J. A. Davis Grocery
Court House Square
Baker Food Store
Eleanor Cook
Mr. and
Mrs. Farrell Baker
Buick
Riviera
Sid Rogers
Buick CO
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