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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
6
Norma Travers lies weakened after a hospital scare while her friend Chris Saunders balances concern with hospital rules. The newborn Mark Travers arrives under a nurse’s eye as Norma's strength returns and life settles around the home.
A dated, garbled OCR fragment from the Hope Star includes scattered items on unemployment policy across states, a 1912 act reference, and a long notarized ownership statement for the Hope Star of October 1, 1981. Names such as Alex H. Washburn and Erle Turner appear with publisher, editor, and business manager roles.
A brief note outlines Thursday discussions by Chattamias on naval expertise and foreign relations, highlighting insights from Hoover and related international policy topics.
Mrs Clara Roe visits daughter near Spring Hill while Morgan lies very ill with family at Evening Shace. Plain Dealing Mrs M L Malone cared for property. Atkins visits Lost Prairie. Ben Wilson family, Dorothy Jane join relatives in Lost Prairie. Attendance at the Fail at Hope and cooler weather as cotton work resumes. Jockey Tracey Reno wins at Agua Caliente meet.
Melrose No 2 Rev Middle Brooks will preach at this place Sunday October at 11 e'etuck Bring someone with you. Me and Mrs J F Newberry and Son John spent Sunday with relatives at Fairview. 3 B and John Henry Ellen and Mary Jarrell are on the sick list. We hope they will soon be better. Mr and Mrs Bonner and daughter of Hope spent Saturday night with our parents Mr and Mrs Jim Jackson. Dr and Mrs C P Zimmerley called on Mr and Mrs Will Erwin of Rocky Mound Sunday. Everyone is enjoying the cool days.
Fragmented local items mention Raynond Cornelius improving after two operations last week and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stevenson and family of Idabel Oklahoma to see his sister Mrs. Knott. Mrs. Lizzie Lines hosts dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Axene from Nashville, Pearl Cornelius on the sick list, Lula Mae Simmons returning from Nashville for school due to illness, and Delbert Taylor with Miss Lillie Mande McBay at Water Creek singing.
Harmony reports fair skies and pleasant weather ideal for crops. Nellie Leach and son Leo traveled to Hope and attended the fair Saturday night. Monroe Daugherty and family visited his father in Bodcaw No 1 area. Todd relatives and Irene McMillen featured in gatherings. Mrs Jeane of Evening Shade is seriously ill. Several from Harmony attended Fairest week and enjoyed the amusement. Washington notes Missouri joins 10 states in supporting Hoover administration efforts.
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