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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1934

Page

4

Society and church notices mingle with social events

The column blends quotes from Shakespeare with local society notes. It reports Miss Frances Darnell of Columbus, attending a funeral in Columbus, college students visiting home, and various church activities. Social events include a tacky prety night at the high school gym and a pre-Halloween party at First Presbyterian Church with attendees from Magnolia A&M and local families.

Endeavor Society First Presbyterian Church Glen Wiliams Glen Little Rock

El Dorado Welcomes Rowe for Homecoming Day Game

El Dorado Arkansas celebrates Homecoming Day with a star studded off star baseball game at Rowland Field Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Schoolboy Rowe and Len Warnecke are among confirmed Major League players. Also slated are Travis Jackson Bing Hale Dib Williams and several East Dixie League standouts including George and Doodie Harper and local favorite Joe Grenade.

EL Dorado Ark Rowland Field Kay" Rowe Futrell Rowe Len Warnecke Chicago Cubs Travis Jackson Giants el Conrado Bing “Hale Cleveland Indians Dib Williams Philadelphia Athletics East Dixie League George Harper Doodie Harper Greenville Joe Grenade

Floyds Body continued from Page One

A roundup of infamous criminals and mob figures outlines recent deaths and captures. Names tied to Dillinger’s gang and other notorious criminals are cited, with several killed in police ambushes or while trying to escape and many imprisoned or captured afterward.

George Baby Face Nelson John Dillinger Vsini Bere Jack Klutas Dillinger Mob Kanary G. Herbert Youngblood Dillinger Port Huron Mich Eugene Green St. Paul Tommy Carroll Waterloo Homer van Meter Charles Makley Ohio Makley Harry Pier Federalp Verne Sankey Mitnager Slayer South Dakota Willie Shankey Clyde Barrow

Little Rock mayor ordered to call election by Nov 27 1934

The Supreme Court directed Mayor Knowlton to call an election in all Little Rock precincts to choose seven members for a charter committee to draft a city manager plan. The list of candidates includes Gordon N Campbell Dr A W Strauss Charles Mehaffy Charles Dik John A Sherrill Ed McAKinley Sr and George Musick. The order sets the election date between 30 days from now and November 27 1934. A separate report notes a mid afternoon shift in a distant race with Dutch competitors Parmentier and Moll near Port Darwin after a long journey.

Aupreme Court Knowlton Little Rock Arkansas Circuit Court Gordon N. Campbell A. W. Strauss Charles Mehaffy Charles Dik John A. Sherrill Ed. McAkinley Sr George Musick

American Flyers Lead In Timor Sea Gir Derby Rally

Charleville Rogece Turner and Clyde Panghorn headline a group of Americans among leaders landing at Kaepang north of the Timor Sea at 245 a.m. GMT after a flight from Singapore. Parmentier and Moll depart Port Darwin praising the trip as a test of commercial value for their American Douglas craft carrying 2,000 letters and three passengers Theo Rusche, Peter Gilleson, and R. G. Dominic. Scott's Deynaviland ship reaches Darwin on one engine, cutting the England to Australia voyage to two days four hours and 38 minutes, far faster than the previous six day record.

Charleville Rogece Turner Clyde Panghorn Kaepang Timor Sea Singapor Ieair Parmentier Moll Port Darwin Douglas Theo Rusche Aviatrix Peter Gilleson the Hague R. G. Dominic Brazil Scott Darwin England Down Under

Election Officials Testify Over Ashley County Precinct Totals

Tilman B Parks a judge and clerks from 23 Ashley county precincts testified with 13 Democratic Committee members present. Witnesses said poll books and daily sheets were kept as county custom and offered as exhibits while precinct figures were copied on blank ballots after counts. Evidence showed some judges recalled totals from memory.

Tilman B. Parks Ashley County Country Democratic Committee

Witnesses paid in dispute over precinct votes in Kitchens case

Signed affidavits reported voters in their precincts had voted for Kitchens. Democratic Committee members testified the vote certification was unanimous. Some committeemen could not recall if votes were read aloud while others only noted totals. Several witnesses demanded payment before testifying, Kitchens offered to pay all who demanded immediate payment, and Judge Henry noted no cost bond was posted and a cost judgment would follow. Some witnesses were paid promptly.

Kitchend Democratic Committee Kitchens Henry

Wher going to sea red salmon front tail finst

Fragmentary note describes salmon features or fishing terms with partial phrases about going to sea and red salmon, unclear specifics, no identifiable events or dates.

Malaria remedy Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised

An old style ad explains malaria causes chills and fever and promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe tonic and cure. It touts tasteless quinine and iron to neutralize infection and fortify blood, claims relief for all ages, and notes two bottle sizes with price points.

Tania Grove

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