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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
2
City revenues from the municipal water plant were aimed at developing Hope's social resources and paving for 1932, improving sanitary conditions, supporting the Chamber of Commerce, and funding an all weather road program. The plan seeks political and economic backing for a scientific agricultural program offering partial benefits to Herrnmpstead County.
A New York woman killed herself and her two children to clear her husband’s path to another woman. The piece argues that despite modern fiction's praise of individual liberty, real life still follows old patterns of heartbreak and loss, with innocent bystanders paying the price.
Dona rides to confront Swergin over timber theft at Pose Creek camp. Ball pursues her, a rifle shot wounds her roan as they race a timbered ridge toward the camp. Dona falls, blackness closes in as the scene ends with suspense for the next chapter.
R. E. Bryan depot agent of the Tron Mountain has been promoted to a company position at Texarkana. Mrs. Will Shiver of Saugatuck Michigan, formerly Florence Shiver of this city, is visiting her parents here.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lake Greene arrived Sunday night and are guests of Mr and Mrs Ed McMorkle. T J Terrell of Little Rock was at the New Capital this morning. Klause Lewis left last night for Chillicothe Mo where he will enter a business college.
Holly Springs hosts E. H. Alford family from McNeil Arkansas and relatives of J. S. McDowell. Oklahoma and Boughton guests join Mrs. H. B. Green and others. Amzie McDowell weds Miss Mable Clements and Bill Huckabee weds Miss Beatrice McDowell Saturday night, with best wishes for a long happy life.
Lee and Howe's trained show arrives in Hope this Saturday for matinee and evening exhibitions. Advance man E H Jette notes a secured site near Coggin on the old Emmet road with elephants lions tigers trained dogs and monkeys among the acts. A band and steam calliope will provide music as Bartlette confirms the event will occur as advertised and refunds merchants' tickets.
Princeton University professor John Q. Stewart argues against rocketless space travel via cannon shot to distant worlds. He says the extreme acceleration would crush a person inside the projectile.
Classified ad notes a furnished four room and bath rental in a residence. Contact J A Sullivan via phone 147 for details. Includes name and partial phone. no street address provided.
Conrad Nagel returns to the screen after two years for a personal appearance tour and at the Saenger shows in Hope on Thursday and Friday in The Man Called Back. Co stars include Doris Kenyon John Halliday Juliette Compton Reginald Owen Mona Maris and Alan Mowbray.
The article shows Tammany opposition to budget cuts failing as bankers warn that without economy the city’s credit will fall. The 1933 budget faces a near 100 million dollar reduction, with possible further steps, reflecting a shift toward stricter governance amid a crisis.
An Arkadelphia high school athlete lies in a Little Rock hospital with a broken back after a car he drove overturned on the Arkadelphia Gordon highway to avoid grazing several loose cattle, cows, mules, and swine on Arkansas roads. The Arkansas Gazette laments widespread stock on highways and weak enforcement of stock laws, noting recent fatal crashes tied to livestock on roads and urging stronger action.
Miss Lena Montsteven, one of New York's three women taxicab drivers, says when you are a woman you must have more than brains to drive taxis. She affirms she has it and drives professionally.
Glen Durham, boys' supervisor at Hope high school, led a group of Hope students to Texarkana high schools Thursday to study student council work. Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent, noted eight years of organized student council activity in Texarkana schools.
Guernsey consolidated school seven and a half miles west of Hope on highway 67 opened the year with Horace Kennedy as principal and a staff including Miss Selma Lee Bartlett Elmer Brown for high school and Miss Pansy Wimberly Mrs G G Byers and Mrs M L Hicks for elementary. The district operates four bus lines serving 275 students daily and the school carries a tentative C rating with notable libraries and laboratories in the county outside of Hope.
You may be short you may be long on certain Farm Forest or household products. The other fellow may have what you want and you may have what he needs. File your list with Retail Merchants Association City Hall and the secretary will get you two together without cost.
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