Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Church Events
Local notices list October meetings for county and city chairmen of the Production Department at City Hall, Twilight mediation at First Christian church, and a presidents gathering at City Hall. Also noted is a county school session at Tech School in Hope with speakers to be announced, plus Methodist circles and Wesleyan Guild gatherings with devotional talks and programs led by named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velock
First Christan Church
Tr Reday
All Harden Clibs
County School of Info Wallon
Tech School
Hope
N . ST
Inter
R.J. White
Sor
First Methodist Church
Glenday
South
Washington
W. H. A. Schweiker
Aliee McMath
Vs. Salth Davenport
John P. Cox
W. Brakefield
Mammie Briant
America
Kenneth L. Spore
Edwin Stewart
Blane
Wesleyan
Mary Claude Fletcher
Elizabeth Hendrix
L Wis
Elsie Weisenberger
Lamarr Cox
R. E. Henderson
Syd McMath
Oil and Gas Filings in Lafayette County Arkansas
Royalty and lease filings listed for Lafayette County Arkansas prepared by Eunice Triplett Lewisville. Documents include assignments of royalty interests from various lands in sections 20 24 10 11 and 15, ranges 23 and 24 west, and township 16 and 15 south. Filings dated Sept 1942 and Oct 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Ark
Eunice
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Arkansas
Oil Company
Thomas W. Leach
NWA
Wis
Ney
Tee
IE. P
Wingfield Et al
John Rogers
Ee An Fixig
Gerhig Company
Johm Rogers
Revien
Eunice ‘Triplett
R. P. Doherty
B. Rutherford Ei
West
Sene Goff
J. Martin
Rackell
Ib Ae. Ag
Edwards
LaGrone
Wyatt
Sec
J. Marti Tackett
Orgienae
R. P. D. Doherty
Aubrey
Ferris Bee
Returning cadet travels through Ellington and Houston Texas
Cadet Harvey Barr arrived in Ellington Field Houston Texas last night. Mrs Barr plans to remain at Nope for now. A group including Mrs George Garrett and her son Paul of Okzlona accompanied Mrs H J F Garrett to Texarkana for the day. James Hannah Ward hosts a weekend guest, with Ben Fogg of Forrest City returning from Hendrix College Monday night after visiting the Frank Ward home. Mr and Mrs Truman Humphries also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Barr
Ellington Pied
Houston
Texas
Mrs. Barr
Nope
George Garrett
Paul of
Okzlona
H. J. F. Garrett
Texarkana
James Hannah Ward
Ben Fogg
Forrest City
Hendrix College
Frank Ward
Mr. and
Mes
Truman Humphries
Amy to Break Up High Flying St. Louis Cards
The St. Louis Cardinals, led by Billy Southworth, swept the 1942 World Series against the New York Yankees. Rookie George Kurowski delivered a ninth inning homer to seal a 4-2 win as Mort Cooper and Johnny Beazley anchored stellar pitching. Enos Slaughter and Terry Moore highlighted clutch plays while Joe Gordon and Phil Rizzuto struggled for New York.
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Amy
St. Louis
Gayle Talbot
New York
Oct. S
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Billy Southworth
George Kurawski
Cardinals
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cards
Dodgers
Mort Cooper
Anks
Johny Beazley
Brile Fie
Max Lanter
Beazley
Nashville
Kurowski
Reading
Terry Moore
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Enos Slaughter
Dick Peg
Charney Keller
Phil Rizzuto
White
Joe Gordon
Brooklyn
Gordon
Cardinal
Weekend Guests Visit City Relatives and Friends
The text notes Barbara June and other family members visiting from Shreveport Magnolia Saratoga and Shreveport area with relatives and friends over the weekend. It also mentions J L Pilkinton returning from New Orleans where he visited his son Ensign James L Pilkinton and Mrs Pilkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara June
Shreveport
Elizabeth Pilkinton
Magnolia
J. L. Pilkinton
New Orleans
Ensign James L. Pilkinton
Mrs. Pilkinton
Yankees Fans See One More Chance At World Series
Wide World Sports Columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr notes New York fans flood the stadium with polite applause as the Yankees win. Many players face military service soon, including Whitey Kurowski whose arm injury may keep him out. Cards’ young players are praised, with forecasts favoring the Yankees. A path of expert opinions is mixed, predicting 1 or 2 more games, but not many.
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New York
Whitey Kurowski
Yankees
Cardinal
Ooers
Mike ” Gonzales
A. P
S#2
Bruce
Peter
Candace
Nassau
Mrs
Martin
Yankees Battle Through World Series Grit and Kurowski Question
Brooklyn stymied as Little Rizzuto stars with eight hits in five games and sharp fielding. Critics question Joe McCarthy’s decision to pitch a Kurowski in the ninth, arguing he would have walked him. Kurowski’s looper landed in left field as Marion and Beazley exited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Rizzuto
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Kurowski
Slooper
Marion and
Beazley
Brightness Gone by Holly Watterson
Candace visits Bruce and Peter Frazier, noting the family’s strain and Peter’s medical drive. She plans Nassau caregiving while avoiding Peter, fears Bruce’s burden, and contemplates the arranged marriage with a mysterious fiancée as she prepares to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Watterson
War Jobs First Unemployment Pay May Wait
W O Brakefield reports a surge in unemployment claims after heavy war construction work at Hope Proving Grounds. The War Manpower Commission directs the transition of the U S Employment Service to focus on recruiting for the war effort while local services continue handling unemployment claims and placements in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Proving Grounds
W. O.brakefield
Hope Office
United States Employment Service
Social Security Board
War Manpower Mmission
United States Employment Service Office
Arkansas Employment Security Division
Hope Employment Office
Brakefield
Hope
War Manpower Commission
Brakeeld
Our Daily Bread Continued From Page One
A newspaper notice notes lack of heating equipment for the coming winter. A manufacturer faced contract bans at a Navy yard due to steel-use restrictions, allowing competitors to seize the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
WPH
War Aims and Labor in Wartime Economy
The piece notes firms exploiting loopholes to evade wartime bans, urging public intolerance for private obstruction. Judge Kennedy delays sentences in a rubber and burn-related case, while shipbuilders and unions warn against production stoppages and advocate strict wartime discipline.
Orval Taylor Arrives in Sioux Falls for Air Forces duty
Private Orval Taylor now stationed at Sioux Falls South Dakota has joined the U S Army Air Forces July 17 1942 at Camp Robinson and is assigned to the technical school squadron He is the son of Mr and Mrs H W Taylor of Rosston and formerly employed by the A and P Tea Company in Hope Also noted are a Canada sheep head count and a comment on appendicitis prevention through diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Taylor
U. S. Army Air Forces
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
Christian Service
R. D. Franklin
Edwin Ward
G. W. Warnick
B. P. Stewart
Don Smith
George Ware
Latin America
Wee
B.W. Edwards
Rialto
Guy Kibbee
Scattergood
Joal McCrea
Veronica Lake
Sullivan
NEW Saenger
VEVE
S. R. Atkins
Barbara Jean
Jo Ann
William
Saratoga
Tilman Hembrea
Jesse Atkins
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Frank Graham
New York Sun
Ben Wahrman
Richmond
Sete
Norman Rubio
Albany
N. Y
Marines
Marine
Kansas
Solomons
Norfolk Naval Taining Station
Uncle Bruce
Harper
Henley Street
Peter Frazier
M. D
Belle
Florida
Pete
Euipment
WPB
Kennedy
U.S
John Green
Shipbuilding Union
Joseph Curran
CI. G
National Maritime Union
Gaberdine
Sioux Falls, S. D
Dominion of Canada
Childs
Saenger
Haliday
Matinee Daily
Canal Zone
Gross Arsenal
Beiga Suez
Malaya
Talbot
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