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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1931
Page
2
Mary Ruyther foresees a Saturday wedding after a night of disclosures with Mr Jupiter and Dirk Ruyther. A $1000 check and wedding plans unfold amid Bruce and Emily Ann Ruyther tensions, theft of calm by shopping, a taxi crash, and an unpredictable future in a Manhattan setting.
Rescue workers pulled out alive two miners from a West End Coal mine in McAnoqua on Friday after an explosion last Saturday buried six workers. Surviving were John Tomanhannis aged 40, father of seven, and Joseph Mazzini aged 22. Five others, John Mollorig 33, Jacob Tinta, Henry Ceglariski, and Paul Noval, were found dead.
Pepper Martin reflects on the 1924 World Series as he admits a stretch of hard luck yet asserts firm confidence in his hitting. He discusses rivals Grove Earnshaw and Grange, notes his calm self belief, and recalls conversations with Cochrane and teammates about staying even in a fog.
Belton residents attend morning and evening services with sermons on The Urgency of Religion and The Christian Spirit delivered by Belton Bro. Belton of Nashville and Dr. Dorman of Nashville. Community notes mention school is well underway and visitors include Mrs Mary Leslie and Miss Leta Daniel in Nashville. Local moves include Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutson relocating to Oban and Mrs J P Picker travelling to Dallas. rental and sale notices appear for rooms and white leghorn cock erels with price details.
Many friends mourn the passing of C. F. Onstead of Hope after years in the area. Deepest sympathy extended to the bereaved. Also notes visitors from Morriston, DeRon, New Hope, Wrights Chapel and St. Louis. Ongoing illnesses and improved health updates for Pauline Hembree. Regular preaching day announced for Sunday.
Fulton Miss Laverne Wilson of Texarkana returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C H Wilson. Mrs T C Smith and daughter of Texarkana are visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Marthe Wilson in Cooper Texas. Tom Crosnoe of Hone was a business visitor Tuesday. Mrs Paul Hanson of Hope visited here Wednesday. Miss Marguerite Wilson visited in Texarkana last week. Miss Mattie Royston, a Deaf Mute School teacher in Little Rock, will leave for Little Rock Friday after spending the summer here. Mrs Chas Rowland and Mrs Claude Wilson visited in Texarkana Thursday. T J Logan was a Hope visitor Monday. Mrs J Orion, Mrs Dan Hark ness and Miss Helen Harkness spent Thursday in Texarkana. B Stuart of Washington visited here Thursday. Mrs J Hicks of Hope visited Mrs A B Shults Thursday. Mrs Earnest Cox spent Thursday in Hope.
Bodcaw residents plan a Saturday carnival with curiosities, cats, and hot dogs. County Teachers' Meeting attendees from Prescot include E. D. Brenton, Miss Virginia Waller, Louise Munn, Mary Ruth Montgomery, Virginie Walsh, Hazel Fletcher, My, and Mrs. Harley Darmof. Geography classes at the high school toured the cotton gin Tuesday afternoon.
Hikers in England grow in number and Rev. T. James urged the Congregational Union assembly in Manchester to provide open air services for them a grass valleys volunteers and mobilization for outdoor worship and fellowship reflect a rising trend in recreational religion across the region.
Henry Chapel focuses on potato digging as cotton wanes. Social items mention M E Perkins visiting Lewinville hosts, Mrs A R Simmons ill, Mildren Johnson and Alan Mac Reece visiting Beard family, Maggie Davis staying with her parents, Clyde Dodson returning from Lewisville, Margaret Perkins visiting, Mr Johnston returning from Camden, and Denyil Ellis with Mattie Lou Purtle visiting Earl Fincher.
Arkansas Parole Board and penitentiary commission chair W R Atkins of Hope announced a monthly meeting at the penitentiary next Wednesday to consider about 40 parole requests from white and Negro prisoners. The board will also discuss farming operations at Tucker and Cummings farms and plans for marketing state grown cotton crops. Gandhi is noted with a spinning wheel to promote a national industry.
The Board of Assessors for Street Improvement District No 6 in Hope Arkansas will meet at City Hall at 10 o'clock a m Monday November 2 1941 to revise and readjust assessments and benefits against real property in the district. Persons seeking revision or changes to assessment values for improvements may appear and apply. date October 23 1941.
Public sale conducted by the administrator of James H. McCollum estate under Probate Court order dated September 16 1931. Sale at Citizens National Bank Hope Arkansas on November 14 1941 includes eighty acre Black Land Farm tracts in Township 12 South Range 23 West with detailed descriptions and exceptions.
R P Arnold as administrator of James H McCollum estate invites sale of the Powers Farm comprising 851.40 acres in Township 12 South 25 West and related parcels described in Record Book 56 page 83. Sale under court decree to satisfy two mortgages totaling 2000 and a mortgage to St Louis Joint Stock Land Bank balance about 8900.06. Six month credit with bond, 8 percent interest, retainment on premises to secure purchase money. October 22 1931.
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