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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1934

Page

6

Spain's Radical Government Falls in Chaotic Session

In Mabrid Spain a Centrist cabinet collapsed as ministers resigned one after another amid a reopened Parliament. Premier met with President Alealh Zumarn to present resignations while Alealh Banton prepared to start talks with 30 leaders for a new government. Miguel Matera called the move the end of a ulity era in Spain.

Mabrid Spain Contifed Alealh Zumarn Alealh Banton

Local Notices From Fall Meeting And Pie Supper Invite

Battlefront notes mention Mrs Ann Sith and Miss Irma Sith at tended the fifth Sunday Log meeting at Spring Hi. Edwin Townsend of near Garland City visits with his parents Mr and Mrs B W Springs and Maggie Atkins returns home after visiting Lost Prairie. Elbert Tarpley and his children visit Mrs Frank Thal at Split Hill. The pie supper, part of church fundraising, has been postponed to Friday night October 12 and invites the public.

Ann Irma Sith Spring Hi Edwin Townsend Garland City B .W. Springs Maggie Atkins

Local notes on visits and events around Patmos

Hinton Mes D B House visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jackson Smith last Thursday afternoon. Several attended the fifth Sunday meeting at Cottrath Sunday. Tommie Gibson and family visited Mr and Mrs John T Smith and relatives Sunday. W Cox toured to a singing at Spring Hill Sunday. G W Canto and Grandmother Abner visited near Garland City last weekend. Roy Bridge and Lawson Cox families called on T Z Olbison Sunday. Mix and Mrs Everett Morrison called on Mr and Mrs Edd Black Sunday. Tommie Gibson and Mr Mrs John Smith were Hope visitors Monday afternoon. Quilting at Mrs Lillie Camps Thursday was well attended. A quilting at Mrs Cotie Rogers is set for Thursday October 4 with invitations. Reminder of pie supper for Patmos next Friday October 5. Everyone invited to attend.

Mes. D. B. House Jackson Smith Cottrath Tommie Gibson John T. Smith Arul Cox Wil G. W. Canto Abner

Three Days Cough Warning and Cough Remedy Claims

Ad copy touts a three day cough as a danger signal and promotes Creomulsion or similar products with promises of refunds on the cough or cold. It uses sensational language and bold claims about quickly stopping coughing fits and providing instant relief. The text resembles dubious patent medicine advertising.

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Start

DeAnn Me and Mrs WH Twimphries bring children to town. Ardell Clark guests join Mr and Mrs A M Clark. Elbert Burke and family visit. Carl Spears family return from Oklahoma after visit. School opened Monday October 1 with Mr James as principal and Dorothy Stophs and Laltie Green in teaching roles. Various locals, including Mrs John Robinson and Miss Marie Samuel, noted improvements and social calls weekend. Joseph Thomas of Prescott called on his daughter Mrs Roy Burke.

Anes Dorothy Stophs Grammer Ekaties Laltie Green Pri ‘Mary A.M. Clark Ardell Clark Henay Clark Uivec John Robinson Marie Samuel Iian William Bright David McKee Ewen Stil Jessie McCorkle Albert McCorkle Oseph Thomas Prescott Jon Roy Burke

Local visitors and milestones fill Mineral Springs area social notes

The week’s social landscape includes visits by Tokio Mr and Mrs Burley Watson of Mineral Springs and Mrs Viele Hideh to nearby residents. Mehry and Charley Griffin traveled to Murfreesboro as business visitors. numerous Nashville visitors appear, including Dr H H Holt, J Harley Coker, Alvin Coaley, and Jaff Watson, with Mrs Henry Edmaston visiting relatives. Howard Kidd wed Miss Bill Daniels in Murfreesboro, and Miss Havel McLarty visited Nashville Grandmother. Relatives and neighbors gather at Doyle and Prescott, with Aunt Lucy Hutson, Taylor Smith, and the McSorlys noted among attendees.

Burley Watson Mineral Springs Viele Hideh Mehry Charley Griffin Mutrfreesboro Quinton Sanford A.C. Holt Nashville H. H. Holt Noa Oldner Morris Lea J. Harley Coker Alvin Coaley Jaff Watson Elden Cooley Hot Springs Lloyd Whitmorvis Little Son Prescott Dec Chisin Henry Lackety Harris Bingen Henry Edmaston Howard Kidd Murfreesboro Bill Daniels Murfredsboro Fraziey Carter John Shaddox Ed Nance Nance William Robins Ited Robins Havel McLarty GC. M. MeLarty L. M. Byrum Wiset Alunza Sanford Tal J. A. Stuart Lucy Hutson Doyle Homer Smith

Hope Saturday visitors and local social notes

Ozan Mrs Rut Gotcient Mrs Floyd Matthews and Miss Lillian Robins shopped in Hope Saturday. Several families including the Irvin and Rye groups visited Hope Saturday and Sunday. W. P. Wallace and Kate Gondlett with boys visited Nashville. October term of court opened with attendees from here. Charple Crane hosted a baptismal event. O R Creen recuperated at Tutt Chester hospital in Hope. Mrs Matthews and Mrs Simisson guests of Johnnie Corrigan.

Rut Gotcient Floyd Matthews Lillian Robins Hope Charley Irvin Winks Mary Frances Charleun Robins Little Wound Duughter Mary Sue Rye Y Titel Mey Clarence Lewis Tittle Imogene W. P. Wallace Kate Gondlett Nashville Sunda Monin Mery Chiara City WMLA Jackvs Mies Charleon Crane Cer Crane O. R. Creen Tutt Chester Hospital WI Matthews Tether Simisson Ashdown Jes Johnnie Corrigan

Death Rays From Stars Measured By Smithsonian Team

Washington report says researchers at Mount Wilson Observatory measured ultraviolet radiation from distant stars. They found most white and blue stars emit intense death rays far hotter than the sun, but Earth's atmosphere blocks them. Discoveries, made with new instruments, will aid understanding of stellar energy and its effects on Earth.

Une Syn Earth Mount Wilson Oservatory Cal Charles G. Abbott Smithsonian Institute L. B. Aldrich

Broken Spoon Take From Hauptmann and Stars

Fragmented OCR yields a bizarre mix of phrases about Hauptmann and a warning of death by a broken spoon. It references stars like Rigel and a Smithsonian claim on deadly rays, plus an unrelated line about an estimated five million slaves worldwide.

Jury Selection in Insull Case Continues Amid Caution

Jurors for the Insull matter faced tight limits on challenges as both sides scrutinized candidates. Defense and government teams worked to exclude those with ties to stock losses while Ingall presided in a grand courtroom filled with cautious business observers and ticketed spectators awaiting the next sessions.

Insull ut+ friist Sinc

Circus Tent Up at Old Fulton Road Circus Show

The Schell Circus returns this week at Faigley School along Old Fulton Road with two shows starting at 2 PM and 9 PM. Each performance lasts about 30 minutes with gates opening at 1 PM and 7 PM. News items note new equipment trucks wagons paraphernalia and a newly reported display of trained animals.

Shell’ Beithers Amuser Fdiinds Faigley School Weil Voneé Schell

Public space crowded as officials tour site

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a crowded public space and individuals named Mrs. Insull and Marty McCo, with reference to a courtroom and an opera star Tosull, suggesting a formal or public event with notable attendees.

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