Society notes and visits from a Hope Arkansas page
Local society notices recount family visits among residents of Hope and nearby towns including Texarkana and Shreveport. Events cover guest stays with the Bridewells and Kinser Joyce households, travel to Fort Smith, Little Rock, and Virginia, a Fathers Night program at Brookwood, a birth announcement for a son to the Sharp family, and attendance by doctors at a Twin City Osteopathic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kinser
Mary Joyce
Fort Smith
Miss Joyce
Miss Kinser
Galloway College
Texarkina
Etta Champlin
Arkansas State Osteopathic Association
Twin City Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hotel Grim
Ross McKinney
R. M. Mitchell
Chas. Champlin
Hope
W. C. Harper
Magnolia
Mamie S4yllehul
D. A. English
J.falkner
W. D. English
Feenamints Feen-a-mint Laxative for Elderly
An advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as a gentle mint chew laxative for aged users. It claims the product works gradually with saliva, restoring regularity without affecting appetite or diet, and warns against delays in taking action. Priced at 15 cents to 23 cents.
Lost Certificates Continued From Page One
The notice explains handling duplicate certificates and loan or sale offers in Washington to avoid delays. It advises owners of participation trust certificates to contact their county agent for the necessary forms or obtain them from the Claims Section in Washington, D.C. County agents have forms for additional advances or sales offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jost Participation Trust
Office of the Comptroller, Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D.C
Lemley Wins Arkansas Skeet Title in Huge One-Day Meet
In a record one-day skeet tournament at Boyle Park Little Rock a field of 86 competed for the Arkansas amateur title. W K Lemley of Hope won with 94 targets, surpassing Ernest Van Sickle of Little Rock who finished third with 92. Ed Lindsay of Paris Texas captured high gun honors with a 97 after previously holding the world straight-run title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LATTR
Rock
United States
Arkansas
Lemley
Ernest ‘van Sickle
Lite Rock
Bryant Trotter
Texarkana
Sibley Ward
Little Rock
Honore
Trotter
Ward
Tennessee
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
G. A. Story
Manitobs
Can
Missouri Pacific Club
North Little Rock
Ed Lindsay
Faris
Texpa
Lindsay
Arkansas Girl Slain in Highway Dump Identity Sought
Kansas City dispatch reports the body of a young expectant mother was found dumped in a highway ditch. James McCrea, father of a missing Arkansas girl from Lavaca, Ark, doubts the victim is his daughter after viewing the baby. Sheriff Williams and two Kansas patrolmen assisted in identification efforts. the missing man named as father of the unborn child remains sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Winnie Mae McCrea
James McCrea
Lavaca
Ark
Hauptmann admits possession of gin and ransom notes
In a lengthy interrogation Hauptmann concedes owning gin found in the house garage and confirms the ransom money quoted there. Prosecutors press about handwriting on a closet panel containing a phone number and Dr Condon-Jassie’s address as Wilentz questions his writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilents
John
Condon
Jassie
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Great Britain
Ish
Home Demonstration Club Met At Mrs Burke For Patchwork Lesson
Home Clubs DeAnn The TeAm Home Demonstration met at Mrs W H Burke Wednesday at 2. Mrs Lee Garland president opened with a soap and devotional by Mrs M F Samuel. Twelve members attended with seven visitors from Oklahoma City including Miss Griffin who demonstrated quick potato yeast and parker house rolls. Miss Griffin judged canned goods and explained entry for the county fair while rolls baked. Recreation led by Mrs Wills Poole provided humor and ice tea served by Misses Caitlin Burke and Billie Arnold. Next meeting November 14 at Mrs S B Breeding with Christmas cake and candy making. Badeaw Badeaw Horne club then met October 2 with 14 members at Mrs W A Candle, Miss Heath returning after two months with a school lunches demonstration and district meeting plans. They adjourned to meet with Mrs W H Munn for a bed room chair marking demo on Friday the 7th. Next regular meeting will be with Mrs Edgar Downs the first Wednesday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeAnn
W.H Burke
Oklo
Miss Griffin
Parker House
Badeaw
Badeaw Horne
W. A. Candle
Heath
Willisville
W. H. ‘Munn
Edgar Downs
Murder Plot Told Leads to Russellville Arrests
Nelson and Jones were detained in Russellville amid suspicions of foul play in Mrs Nelson's death. The pair allegedly discussed hiring to kill her for money. Witnesses recount a river fishing trip where Nelson claimed a drowning accident and loaded life insurance, with details of a coat and disputed claims of the wife’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Russelville
Jones
Russellville
Pitenele
Cordell Land
Cordell
Russellsville
Sherrill
NRA Aides Warn Against Cutting Work Hours
Johnson argues NRA rules keep heavy industry at 20 percent capacity and warn that reducing hours to 30 per week would raise consumer prices by about a third and stagnate demand. He cites cotton textile costs up 100 percent due to NRA taxes and processing fees as evidence of harm. He predicts farmer protests and white-collar discontent if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
NRA
Congress
Agris
Frisch Resigns as Card Manager Then Rehired for 1945
Frankie Frisch, who steered the St Louis Cardinals to the 1934 NL pennant and the World Series title over Detroit, signed a one year contract to manage again in 1945 after talks with President Brendon and Branch Rickey. Contract terms were not disclosed. The team plans to retain most of the 1944 lineup amid focus on negotiations with Dizzy and Paul Daffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisch
Fordham
New York Ginsts
St. Louis
Rogers ‘Hornsby
New York
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Erieeh
Jerome Herman Dizzy
Paul
Daffy
Deans
Brendon
Rickey
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Legion Commander Urges Arkansas Birth Registration Campaign
Vincent M. Miles, department commander of the American Legion in Arkansas, endorses the first Register Your Baby campaign begun as a joint effort by the Federal Bureau of the Census, the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the State Board of Health, and the Arkansas Emergency Relief Administration to improve birth registration accuracy in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Vincent M. Miles
American Legion
Arkansas
Federal Bureau_of the Census
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Arkansas Emergency Relief Administration
Birth registration drive targets Arkansas children
Cards for children under one year were sent from the Census Bureau in Washington to be matched with records at the Arkansas Vital Statistics office in Little Rock. Commander Miles of the American Legion urged prompt completion, noting certificates aid compensation and disability services. the campaign continues for another month with no postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Bureau ‘of Vital Statisies
Little Rock
Arkansas
Miles
American Legion
Amerccan Legion
American ‘Legion
Department of
Funeral Held for Columbus Farmer David Wilson
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from his home in Columbus with the Rev J C Williams of Washington and Rev W Moore Scott of Little Rock officiating. Burial was in Columbus Cemetery. Wilson, a well known Columbus farmer, was found dead Monday morning a victim of heart disease. He is survived by his widow and two children James W Green of Houston Texas and John of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilson
Columbus
J. C. Williams
Washington
W. “Moore "Scott
Little Rock
Wilson
Som
John
James W. Green
Houston
Texas
REC Grants Five Year Terms for Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announces policy to extend repayments up to five years from January 31. Chairman Jesse H. Jones says extensions will be granted where the loan’s security remains sound and debtors need relief, with refinancing short-term loans into five-year paper to aid current operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance
Jesse H. Jones
REC
Jones
RFC
Billy Spates 91 of McNab Dies at Home
Billy Spates aged 91 of McNab died Monday afternoon at home attributed to natural causes. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at his home in charge of C A Cannon of the Church of Christ. Surviving are his widow and four children. Following services the body was taken to Saratoga for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Spates
McNab
C. A. Cannon
Church of Christ
Bawkpiters
Frank Irwin
Cardal Relieves Monthly Pains Aiding Women
Monthly pains relieved by CARDAL says Mrs May Chandler of Osseta Alabama and thousands of women testify to improved health and renewed strength after continued use. The ad urges consulting a physician if in doubt and notes the product’s reported benefits for back pain and general weakness.
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Cardal
Theif
Spe
Itregolae Iperlodd
May Chandler
Ousseta
Ala
Cardol
Cardut
Bemerit Syou
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Sid Henry
Moses
Frank Tearne
Morningsport
Shreveport
Mrs. C. Bell
Miss. Margaret Bell
Mr. and
Mra
R. O. Bridewell
W. W. McCreary
Lonoke
Cobuntus
Brookwoud
T. A
C. C. Lewis
Lewis
D. Ho Connelly
Georgia Eva
Rebecca Tov
J. K. Deeren
Marian
Ind
Tittle Rock
Mrs. Linis
Carter Johnson
J. Ta Myers
Percy Sharp
Meavingsport
Shreveport Hospital
Jack Williams
Wiliam Glover
Malvern
Dorsey McRae
Marsha Shipp
High Sechool
Virginia
J. B. Stone
C. 5. Lowthorp
C. S. Lowthorp
Little Reel
U. D.C
David O. Dodd
Jim Arnold
Billie
Lowell Breeting
Chicago
Wells
Farsprount News
Zane Grey
Let Gibson
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Hope, Ark
Elson
W. K. Lemley New
Hope Man
J.C. Penney GO
Peyea
Fordham Flash
Legion Commander
Columbus -Citizen
Hickok
Sien
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
Billy Spates
Puneral
Mary's Beauty Shop
Itia
Saunas
Aren
Roy Anderson
Complite
CEST
Grove
Tom Kinser
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