Delightful garden verse and local social notes mixed
A column opens with lyric lines about garden beauty and blooms. It then lists visitors and social rounds in Texarkana, Batesville, Prescott and Little Rock, noting guests, retirements, and weekend gatherings. Names include J Weldon Crawford, Edgar Metcalf, Mrs Henry Moorse, Ruth Allen, J L Goodbar, Theo P Whitt, Emmagene Cook, Janette Wittling, J F Stroud, A P Steele, Katherine Steele, M M Smyth, Jim Steele, Bernie Buchanan, and references to Texarkana and Little Rock circles. The Pat Cleburne Chapter of the B C meets Thursday at 3.
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Edgar Metcalf
Batesville
Henry Moorse
Prescott
L. D. Reed
To Dare Pacific Juanita Burns Race For Fifty Thousand Prize
Pacific coast contestant To Dare Juanita Burns travels toward a prize pool of fifty thousand dollars in a cross ocean event atop a steel craft. The spectacle includes a route from Tekio to Seattle with hostesses and a roll call. meanwhile local notes list social visits and obituaries in Brookwood and Spring Hill communities.
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Juanita Burns
Avine mix
Fivat
Personal Mention Elmer Murph Returns From Texas
Murph resumed duties at Patterson's Department Store after a weeklong vacation spent in Texas. Also reported, 4- N. J. Ross of near Spring Hill underwent surgery at Josephine Hospital Saturday with condition listed as satisfactory on Monday. Mrs. B. C. Hollis returned Saturday from a three week visit with cousins Mr and Mrs Verde Kent, former Hope citizen now living in Los Angeles Col, California.
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Josephine Hospital
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Verde Kent
Hope
Los Angeles
Col
Hollis
California
School to Receive Free Tickets at Oklahoma State Fair
Idabel Okla County Superintendent A A Westbrook has 13 320 tickets to distribute among McCurtain county school children for free admission to the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City on Friday October 2.
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Idabel
Okla
A. A. Westbrook
McCurtain
Oklahoma City
Saenger Theatre showcases 6 Cylinder Layne comedy
At the Saenger Theatre a Tuesday through Wednesday show features the comedy 6 Cylinder Layne with a stellar cast including El Brendel Una Merkel Warner Hyimar William Collier Sr and Edward Everett Horton. The lively farce promises broad humor with a ten cent sala on Tuesday.
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Austin
el Brendel
Una Merkel
Warner Hyimar
William Collier
Edward Everet Horton
Secrets of 5 Secretary Promises Glamour fits Claudette Colbert
Thursday to Friday audiences are offered a delightful film run featuring Claudette Colbert in Secrets of 5 Secretary with a stellar cast. The picture is billed as fresh entertainment and a standout in its genre, promising strong appeal for fans of light romance and comedic intrigue.
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Claudette Colbert
Sporting Blood dazzles with drama and comedy moments
A lively review proclaims Sporting Blood as a great picture filled with dreamlike humor and dynamic performances. It highlights Cable Margo Brano and a cast including Blaug Prevost Ernest Ferrucca and Marjorie Ram, noting the film’s strong storytelling and entertainment value for audiences.
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Blaug Prevost
Aygdr
Fey Ose
Ernest Ferrucca
Marjorie Ram
Standings From Monday Results Across Cities
Memphis 7 10, Nashville 5 7. Birmingham 8 Knoxville 3 Atlanta 2 New Orleans 1. New York 4 3 Boston 3 2 Only games scheduled.
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Nashville
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Knoxville
Atlanta
New Orleans
New York
Boston
Southern Association Rr Giub. L. Pe
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35 Candidates Out For 1931 Eleven
Thirty five men reported for the initial practice of the 1931 football season at Olay High School. Coach Charles Wilkin and Assistant Coach Teddy Jones led two hours of drills in fundamentals and backfield work. The first game with Ashdown is set for Friday September 26, with optimism for a strong season and possible new lettermen challenging incumbents.
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Olay High School
Charles Wilkin
Teddy Jones
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Jones
Ashdown
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Hoyt Nets Second Straight Shutout For A's Win
Hoyt pitched his second straight shutout as the Athletics defeated Boston 3 to 0. It was Hoyt's seventh win of the season and he yielded seven hits. Yankees fell to Washington 5 to 0 as Bel Chapman swiped two bases to lift season total to five. Lou Gehrig hit his 38th homer with the bases loaded. Detroit beat St. Louis 4 to 3. In the National League the Giants beat the Braves twice 2 to 0 and 4 to 3.
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Athletics
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Hoyt
Yankees
Washington
Bel Chapman
Lou Gehrig
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Giants
Boston Braves
Diamond School Uncovers 100 Louisville Hopefuls
Louisville Ky Diamond School forms after the Colonels road trip left Joe Gupun to run a baseball school. About 200 sandlotters and semipro players aged 10 to 40 attend the first class. He trims younger pros, keeps 100 future stars, and teaches the game’s finer points for future Colonels teams.
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Louisville
Louisville Colonels
We American Association
Joe Gupun
Vaath
Enn
Guyon
Lefty Groves
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Conway Defeats Hope in 13 Innings
Conway defeats Hope in a 13 inning baseball game. After twelve scoreless innings both teams struggled to produce runs. In the 13th, Newell hit a single and Smokey Smith lined a triple to score one, Kennedy weakened and was relieved by Tackett. Hope rallied in the bottom half but could only muster one run.
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Hope
Conway
Tor
Ry C. Kennedy
Newell
Smokey” Smith
Idaho Copyright Boys to Pilot Football Team
Trade and Mark are two beardless Idaho freshmen quarterbacks named Willis Smith of Boise and Earl Smith of Filer. Trade weighs 150 pounds and is a shifty open field runner while Mark is about 190 pounds, a strong plunger and long punter. They alternated at quarterback on last year’s freshman eleven and are expected to compete for the varsity job this fall.
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Moscow
Idaho
Mark
Hanks and Sliders spark 1931 NL chase in St Louis
Notes on the 1931 season swirl around Jesse Haines and Lefty Grove as Giants cards vie for dominance. Gabby Street rotates Cardinals pitching depth while the A’s duel in the World Series path. The piece also recalls a fall pennant clash and hints at a lingering veteran hunger for one more run at glory.
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Ald
Jesse Joseph Hannen
Tim
Grove
Earnshaw
Simmona
Cochrane
Wilson
Hafey
Watkins
Galbert
Ian
Gabby Street
Jesse
Gabby
n.St. Louis
A's
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St. Louis
Lefty Grove
Joase Haines
Class D Rusher Climbs to Majors in Two Years
A young Des Moines Western league switcher leapt from class D to major status in two seasons. Scouts noted his hitting drew Demon attention, and his transfer to a class A company did not hinder his batting. By this year he is regarded as a powerful slugger in the Western circuit.
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Kansas City
Mike Kreevich
Des Moines
Chicago Cubs
Doolittle’s New Flight Plan in Supercharged Race Craft
In a period of high speed trials, Doolittle prepares a sister ship to the craft used by Thompson to pursue victory in the national air races. The enhanced, streamlined design features a highly supercharged engine and added effects to boost performance. This could crown Doolittle as the first pilot to win leading speed events in both Europe and America as he nears retirement.
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Poe i
Inkis
Doalittie
Thorsey
Europe
America
Doolittle
Holman
Thompson
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