Wedding and society notes from Texarkana and Hope area
A flurry of society happenings includes weddings, travel and church events. Mrs. D M Stuart visits relatives in Ovan while Mrs R Ta White heads to Helena for the State Convention of the Lasted Daughters of the Confederacy. The marriage of Mildred Wynner and Joseph McNulty was solemnized at St Mark's Episcopal Church, with a southern honeymoon planned. Various church groups held Rally Day in Texarkana with Japanese-themed programs, and notices mention guests and local engagements. Kathryn Rose Bradley and Dr Albert Henry Robison announce their upcoming marriage in San Antonio, while local residents visit in Shreveport and Texarkana families pass along greetings and congratulations.
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R. ‘Ta White
Pat Cleburne
U. 13
C. Mra
Charles Haynes
J. A. Henry
George Spragins
Helena
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mildred Wynner
Stephens, Ark
Joseph ’ McNulty
Coffeyville
Kan
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
D. T. Bavill
Proom
Oscar James Bradley
Kathryn Rose
Albert Henry Robison
San Antonio
Tex
W. J. Robison
The
Hope High School
Quachita College
Baylor Medical School
Dallas
Texas
Robiser
Government Hospital
Lex
Robison
Evergreen Street
San Antonia
Physicians Believe Pin Cured Her of Asthma
In Detroit on October 21 a case of asthma baffling doctors in the United States and Canada is linked to a swallowed pin. Mrs Florencey Middleton Jones of Amherstburg Ontario improved after the pin was located in her bronchial tube but could not be removed by first operation. A second operation is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etroit
United States
Canada
Florencey Middleton Jones
Amherstburg
Northcott's Mother Receives Carnation From Coffin
In Crawfordsville Indiana the widow of Gordon Stew Northcott slayer of boys, will receive a white carnation that rested on his coffin. Northcott, who was executed in California, had asked for a carnation for his mother. His inmate, evangelist Newsent, is a former local resident and his aunt, Mrs. Emma J Sanford, lives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Gordon Stew- Northcott
Troy Larry Newgent
Norchott
Newsent
Emma J. Sanford
Northcott
Sap Quentin
California
Foreman Injured In Auto Casing Blowout Near Hazen
LONOKE Oct 21 A Fort Smith foreman for Hill and Evans Ted Forrest suffered three fractured ribs when a car overturned three times five miles west of Hazen. The accident followed a casing blowout. Two other workers were unharmed. The crew was en route to De Vall Bluff to finish a road section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonoke
Hazen
Ted Forrest
Fort Smith
Hill & Evans
Jasse Gevel
Grew
de Vall Bluff
Pastor's Sitting Nets $32,100 for Church Fund
In Luton England Reverend J W Woodhouse of Christ Church raised over $30,000 in three days by sitting on the church porch. He announced he would continue the porch sitting until he collected 1000 donations to aid the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luton
England
America
J. W Woodhouse
Christ Church
Woodhouse
Christchurch
Anonymous donor boosts church building fund total
An unnamed benefactor added 5,000 to the building fund of the new church after a three day drive that had already netted about 2,100. The gift unlocked a promised 25.00 from another anonymous donor, and three days of steady efforts on the front perch yielded 42,100 for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Andrews
Anonyamus
Mayor Orders Cozy Club Breakfasts Cut Down
Rochester Mayor J. T. Lemmon ordered reductions to the jail breakfast service as cooler weather brings more overnight guests. Coffee, light sausages and cakes served to visitors will be trimmed to curb crowding and maintain orderly jail routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Rochester
J. T. Lemmon
Arkansaw Stricken With Fatal Graveyard Visit
William T. Satterfield aged 69 president of the Southern States Coal company died of a heart attack while entering a cemetery to visit his son's grave, a Sunday routine he had kept for 10 years. He was a native of Finggald, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
William T. Satterfield
Satterfield
Southern States Coal Company
Finggald
Local Social Guests At Cobb Home From State Fair
Mr and Mrs Fillis A Cobb hosted guests Mrs Mattie Barnhart, Mrs Belle Pearson, her son Olaf Pearson, his wife, and Wie daughter of McComb II. Barnhart and Pearson are Cobb's sisters. They arrived Monday by automobile. Carl Copeland, manager of the local Figaly Wiggly store, and Cecil Hous ter returned from Dallas Texas after visiting the State Fair of Texas. They report a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillis A. Cobb
Mattie Barnhart
Belle Pearson
Olaf Pearson
McComb. II
Barnhart
Mr. Pearson
Mr. Cobb
Carl Copeland
Cecil Houster
Dallax Tex
Lexne
Bottles Donated to Museum By Arizona Leader
Three beer bottles labeled The Pale Lager were found behind faulty plaster in the home of Dr. LeRoy Shantz president of the University of Arizona and have been placed in the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society museum in Tucson Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
LeRoy Shantz
University of Arizona
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society Museum
Street Fight Reunites Father With His Son
PORTSMOUTH England October 21 UP Father and son met for the first time in their lives during a free for all outside a saloon. John Ferett learned the attacker was his son Jack Percett a vagrant at sea years ago. Documents and photos showed the son had been raised by foster parents after his birth and his mother died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portemouth
Eng
John Ferett
Perett
Jack F Perett
John Percett
Bullet Wound Fatal To Noted Bank Robber Fleagie
Two photographs accompany a report on the shooting of bank robber Little Jake Fleagie in Branson Missouri. Detectives and postal inspectors captured him after a brief chase. he died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen while hospitalized. The piece notes involvement of the American Protective Association in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake” Fleagie
Branson
Los Avery
New York City
Campers urged to carry bucket and shovel in kit
Madison wis Oct 21 campers urged to carry a small shovel and bucket in their camping kit to protect fire sites. The Wisconsin conservation commission bureau of education advises that covering a fire with dirt takes only minutes and helps prevent destruction of favorite spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Consin Conservation Commission
Bureau of Education
Grasshoppers Invade Sullivan Street In Miami Arizona
Grasshoppers by the thousands swarmed sidewalks on Sullivan Street Miami Arizona as small boys joined the spectacle and chased the insects. The unusual event drew crowds and sparked playful activity among local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ariz
CUP
Sullivan Street
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Washington Berry
J. A. Nabors
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Yo Hi Ko Kagawa
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C. A. Graves
Beryl Kenry
W. Q. Warren
Roy Anderagy
Clyde Yarbrough
Texarkany
J. Frank Miles
Julia Chester Hospital
J.B. Victor
Warren
M. M. Smayth Hott
Will Gantt
Tellana Lyle
Matsie Gantt
Magnoliana
Hope
Texarkana
Guy Linaker
J. G. Williams
Nora Carvigan
T. S. McDavitt
Richardson Ayres
Rey Aversey
Shreveport
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Saenger
Scotland Yard
Edmund Lowe
Joan Bennett
Clara Bow
Charles Buggles
Skeets Gallagher
Pin
Foreman
Momm Pop
ANT Ofa Vacuum Cleaners
CERN
U. LO
Williams
TH Trai
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NEA Bervce, Inc
Arkansaw
Levine
Patterson's Dept
Telephone of
Hope, Arkansas
Prescription Druggiste
Ward & Son
Haynes Bros
NBA
Niceansas
East Third
Eton
Geo. W. Robison & Company
Hagle
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