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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

6

James J Johnston the Boy Bandit and his boxing empire

James J Johnston born in Britain, known as the Boy Bandit, built a Madison Square Garden boxing empire. He promoted Schmeling Sharkey and Schmeling Walker fights in New York, created arenas on Long Island City, and ran fighters including Gypsy Daniels and Ah Wong. He recruited thousands via broad ads and manipulated managers while facing missteps with Jess Willard and Phil Scott.

James Joy Johnston America Liverpool Tex Rickard Madison Square Garden Boy Bandit Broadway Johnston Mr. Johnston Polo Grounds Yankee Stadium Ebbs Field ra-Redmond James J. Johnston Terry McGovern Gypsy Daniels Daniels George Cuneo Italy Chinatown Ah Wong Canton Harry Greb Lewis Johnny Dun Dempsey New York Gotham Jess Willard Phil Scott Scott

Local residents share visits and family updates

Shower Springs farmers are wrapping up harvest as neighbors note travel and family changes. Jack Rogers moved from El Dorado to his mother’s. his wife will join him soon. Several households hosted visits from relatives and friends in Leon Darwin, Washington, Texarkana, Hope, Hempstead, and Nevada counties.

Local Social Notes From Prescott and Surrounding Areas

Antioch Mrs. Joe Ferguson of Prescott spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mahon. Fletcher Jenkins attended church at Piney Grove Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crabb are the proud parents of a new boy, born last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook and family attended church at Emmet Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins of Finey Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jenkins and family. Beatrice Crabb, Marle Landers, Letha Landers and Nona Mae Crank, Arthur Dougan, R. L. Crank and William Landers were out kodaking Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Butler Dougan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harden left Sunday for Hydro, Okla., where they will make their home. Sid Dougan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McElroy near Liberty.

Joe Ferguson Prescott Will Mahon Fletcher Jenkins Piney Grove Sam Crabb Lee Cook Emmet John Jenkins Finey Grove Ed Jenkins Beatrice Crabb Marle Landers Letha Landers Nona Mae Crank Arthur Dougan R. L. Crank William Landers Butler Dougan Walter Harden Hydro Okla Sid Dougan Elmer McElroy Liberty

Timid Fiancé Becomes Cashier Enforcer After Marriage

A Florida Times Union report notes a shy woman who blushes before marriage now seizes her husband’s pay envelope at home after wedding, illustrating a surprising shift in behavior and financial independence within a marriage.

Marrage Florida Times- Union

Community Notes From New Liberty Area

New Liberty Cohen Hamilton spent Saturday night with James Hamilton. Mrs. Reeder Langston is on the sick list. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. Paul Hamric and Mr. Elmer McBay and family are leaving soon for Alabama to make their future home. Joe Hamilton visited home folks last weekend. Mrs. Dessie Langston of Little Rock made a flying trip through here Sun Cotton picking will soon be a thing of the past in this community. Mrs. Lois McClure of Falcon is visiting her mother, Mrs. Brite Crider this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Hamilton visited at Lee Hamilton's Friday night.

Cohen Hamilton James Hamilton Reeder Langston Paul Hamric Elmer McBay Alabama Joe Hamilton Ann Knotts W. J. McBay Lillie M. McBay Ben McBay Lawrence McBay Battle Field Cora McBay Roy Cornelius W. L. Cornelius Aubra Janway Spring Hill Eddie Smith Lump Smith Battlefield T. G. McBay Connie Morgan Etter Spring Pearl Cornelius Bertha Nellie Spring Lucy Viola Clat Roy Cornelius Raymond Lucille Cornelius B. W. Spring Final Harvel Buby Lee

Paris Fashion Notes Eyelashes Match the Frock

A Paris fashion piece suggests eyelashes should mirror the dress style, calling the look cohesive and bold. The brief quotes a stylist emphasizing color and shape harmony to complete the ensemble.

Paris

Police Dog That Survived War Dies in Kansas City

Belgian police dog Don, who narrowly survived being thrown overboard from a returning ship, died in a Kansas City dog hospital. Don served with Lieut. Joe Constantino of Fort Smith after the armistice and faced banishment at sea before reuniting with his master briefly upon arrival.

Fort Smith Europe Kansas City Don Joe Constantino Army of Occupation Germany Constantino H. D Lee

Girl Reveals Clue Behind Clarence Echols Murder

Texarkana report on Miss Ruby Hosier who helped officers gather evidence in the Clarence Echols death case. Her observations and interviews led to charging Johnny Orr with murder as investigators pursued the true cause of Echols' death, not suicide.

Texarkana Clarence Echols Johnny Orr Echols Ruby Hosier Hes Orr Hosier Sam Harrison Sam Hackkett

Local Visitors and Congregation Attend Nashville Area Events

Residents from Nashville and nearby towns visited Nashville on Saturday and Sunday for church services conferences fairs and social visits. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J T Warren Mr. and Mrs G C McLarty Mrs W T Cooley Alma Cooley Katheryn Holt L E N Hundley Roy Wisdom and others. Local youths attended the 4H fair and various residents traveled to Ashdown Hope and Booneville for activities.

J. T. Warren Nashville G. C. McLarty W. T. Cooley Ora Cooley Harry Helt Beaumont Texas A. C. Holt Alma Cooley Katheryn Ashdown J. R. Thompson E. N. Martindale Rufus Chambers Forrest Owens W. T. Anderson Bingen Mack Still W. A. Furnatter Doyle Clark Hipp G. O. Wisdom Roy J. F. McLaughlin Hope L. S. Sanford Vernon Harris L. E. N. Hundley Prescott Howard W. M. Cooley J. K. McLarty Y. M. Woods J. J. Threat Kathryn Morris J. S. Harris Bertha Booneville Inez Reaves Ray

Call for Progress Little Joan Dialogue

A Boston Transcript quip presents a child asking what angels do in heaven. The mother explains they sing and play harps, while the child suggests they might have radios. The exchange highlights a humorous contrast between sacred imagery and modern devices.

Joan Boston Transcript

Local Social Roundup and Ancient Egypt Find

Community notes describe sermons Sunday school visits and gatherings at various residents homes in this place with names including Doyle Hutson Taylor Myrick Harper Hutson Estelle Jewell Rhynheart and Hooker. The entry also notes ancient Egyptian tombs yielding glass dating to 1400 B C among other dated discoveries.

Community Notices From Battlefield Highlights Illnesses

Mrs Ann Knotts and several Battlefield residents were listed as very sick or visiting and many families visited or convalescing at home. Names include McBay Cornelius Spring Clat Knotts and other local households with relatives stopping by on Sunday and Sunday night.

Cranks Community Notes on Visits and Crop Gatherings

Community members near Cranks report crops nearly gathered. Mr and Mrs Clint Palmer visited daughter Mrs Floyd Reason in Patmos on Sunday. Miss Exa Lafferty visited the Lewis family Saturday night.

Clint Palmer Floyd Reason Patmos Exa Lafferty Lewis Girls

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Saturday afternoon and night brought visits among Spring Hill families. Exa Lafferty and Mr. and Miss Lafferty visited Mrs. C. O. Brint. Mrs. H. D. Lewis and Mrs. W. E. Lewis shared Sunday time. Little Kenneth Lewis visited Aunt Lettie Landes. A Bodcaw trip ended Monday for Thurman Landes Mrs Henry Lewis and Kenneth Camp. Malcom King remains confined to bed awaiting improvement.

Ope Exa Lafferty C. O. Brint Spring Hill H. D. Lewis W. E. Lewis Malcom King Kennth Lewis Lettie Landes

Bodeaw No 1 Schools Open With Strong Enrollment

Bodcaw schools opened Monday October 10 with large enrollment. New teachers include Mr and Mrs Hugh Elgin of Prescott Miss Suzanne Sage of Blevins and Mrs.

Bodcaw Bodeaw Hugh Elgin Prescott Suzanne Sage Blevins

New Wonderful MELLOGLO Face Powder Ad

A vintage ad promotes MELLOGLO face powder for a youthful complexion. It claims smoother application, longer wear, reduced shine, and pore minimization with a French process. Distributed by John P. Cox Drug Co and Geo. W. Robison & Co.

John P. Cox Drug Co Geo. W. Robison & Co Adv

Local Social Notes Highlight Prescott Visit and Weekend Travel

A Bodcaw event drew a large crowd on Thursday and Friday. Mr. FP H Herring spent the weekend in Prescott with Howell Herring took a trip to Prescott and Hope. Mr. and Mrs Will Man Howell Herring were in Hope Saturday.

Ing Bodcaw FP. H. Herring Prescott Hi Howell Herring Hope Will Man Howell Herring

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