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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
6
Mrs. Willian H Harkness Jr succeeded in capturing a baby panda alive in Sichuan forests, a feat no White arson had achieved. The panda, first discovered in 1869, grew from 3 pounds to a larger weight in under three months due to a devised feeding formula.
Quaker Oats touted as a splendid breakfast for active people and a rich source of energy and Vitamin B. A Democratic split risk fore shadows a realignment driven by economic beliefs rather than party labels. Early hunters used a red Nog to lure pronghorn antelope by signaling from hilltops.
A series of free night educational meetings organized by the Hempstead County Agricultural Workers Association and Farm Bureau Federation will run in Hempstead County communities. Events feature motion pictures, music, lectures, and activities with Wheels Across Africa shown at Patmos, Alton CCC Camp, and DeAnn.
A humor filled etiquette quiz asks about visiting card shapes for men and women, whether serial use cards should be printed or engraved, medical titles on social cards, name additions after marriage, and whether a man in college should carry "Mr" on his card. It includes a reader scenario about changing names after remarriage and divorce and provides proposed answers and guidance from NEA Service.
Travis Steele, longtime manager of Community Ice and Produce, has been transferred to Oklahoma operations after two years with the company. His move shifts leadership as the firm reorganizes its regional distribution and development plans in Oklahoma.
Kapulpa Okla and Will leave Hope Friday for his new position. He will be succeeded here by Louis Breed of Hope. The plant soon will be overhauled and new machinery installed. The first free delivery of mail in the United States was in 1863.
Bruce Marler 72 died at his home near Willisville at 11 p m Tuesday after several years illness. Funeral and burial were held at Holly Springs cemetery at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Surviving are his widow three sons Leslie Marler Bodcaw Thurman Marler Willisville and Denton Marler four daughters Mrs W C Waters Mrs Marshal McMillian Mrs B W Russell and Mrs Arthur West One brother Amos Marler Holly Springs and several grandchildren great grandchildren also survive. Also notes on maple sap to syrup and Rome New York cheese factory appear as unrelated fragments.
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