Harvest Moon Lore Mixed With Local Social Notices
The page blends verse about the Harvest Moon with local society items. Notable entries include the Pat Cleburne ch yter meeting at 2 10 Thursday at Mrs. Ben Goodlett home near Quin, plus reports of visitors to Texarkana, Little Rock, and nearby towns. Wedding news notes Helen 10 Dudley Gee and Ralph Crane, with a Dallas and Fort Worth centennial context and a Prescott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne Chuyter
UDC
Ben Goodlett
Quin
U. S. Navy
Cue McAcims
Helen
Dudley Gee
Iman Gee
Prescott
R. Ha
MrAdams
Mary
Audrey Ae
Ralph Crane
Mrs. Geestert
Hot Springs
Sing Baby Sing to Alice Faye Mentioned by Adelphe Menjauw
Adelphe Menjauw recalled the moment as he urged “Sing, Baby Sing to Alice Faye” and noted she did sing, a vivid recollection preserved in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphe Menjauw
Alice Faye
Arkansas Road Tax Plan Sparks Debate
The page argues against the 8 mill road tax and criticizes judge-administered highway funds as inadequate for maintaining roads. It compares Arkansas unfavorably with Louisiana and other states, noting WPA aid as temporary and predicting failure to sustain road improvements without a centralized system. It blames judges and local pressures for neglecting road work and criticizes voter influence on road policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sysar
Louisiana
WPA
Arkansas
Roosevelt forecast on funds for next year
A survey will be made early next year to determine the amount required for the new survey program. Mr. Roosevelt said political fords are necessary and it is expected that Hayseh requests for additional funds will total less than 500,400,002 dollars. Expenditure estimates for this year reached 7,762,000 dollars with much of the balance shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hayseh
Classified Ad Fragments on Highway Location
Fragmentary notice listing a wanted item, a rental for a six room house with two apartments, and contact details. Mentions Route No 4 and Old highway ark with a phone number 1658 4. Names Cannon and Avi appear as part of the ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Hae
Avi
Ebooley
Highwark
China Clipper at Saenger Thursday
The air thriller China Clipper opens at the Saenger Theatre with Pat O’Brien, Beverly Roberts, Ross Alexander, Humphrey Bogart, Marie Wilson and Henry B. Walthall. The screenplay by Commander Frank Weed follows a lone visionary who battles obstacles to establish transoceanic air service, climaxing in a dramatic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theater
Pat O'Brien
Beverly Roberts
Ross Alexander
Humphrey Bogart
Marie Wilson
Henry B. Walthall
Frank Weed
Thrill
Au Theatic
Alameda
Pan-American Airways
Pacific
San Francisco
Phiippine Islands
Qther
Catalina Islands
Ward Belmont School Head Dr Barton Dies at 44
Nashville Tennessee Dr John W Barton 44 president of Ward Belmont School and former president of the American Association of Junior Colleges died Wednesday after several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Belmont School
Dr. Barton
Nashville
Tenn
John W. Barton
The
American Assonistion of Junior Collexies
Rebels Ravage Madrid and Defenses Tighten
A heavy fog paused rebel attacks on Madrid while government forces formed on a hill crest. Meanwhile a rebel air force hangar near Madrid was destroyed in pine forests, and city defenses were bolstered with anti aircraft fire and sirens as residents sought shelter. The cabinet shuffle added factions to the Popular Front, with changes including Prieto and others. four ministers would depart. The Kane raid provoked U.S. protests. Spain denied involvement, while Queipo de Llano offered no information and pledged investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Madre
Popular Front
Iehide G
Soeinint
Confederation of Labor
Indalecia Prieto
Public Works Inc
Fimice Ministra
Justine Aawrate
Antonio Lari
Domingo
Blasco Garevou
U. S
Washington
United States
Kane
State Department
Shite
Gibraltar
Bilbas
Queipo de Llano
Franicinea Branco
Seville
Epworth League Formed for Hinton Community
The Hinton community forms an Epworth League for youth with weekly Sunday meetings at 8 p.m. Scheduled programs promise growing attendance. Officers elected include President Nori Gordon Vice President Lucille Hamilton Secretary Treasurer Norvell Rogers Reporter Catherine Hamilton and sponsors Mr and Mrs Paul Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Nori Gordon
Lucille Hamilton
Norvell Rogers
Catherine Hamilton
Paul Hamilton
WPA Farm to Market Roads Improve District 5
District No 5 highlights progress on 20 miles of roads with varying costs per mile across Clark Columbia Hempstead Hot Spring Howard Lafayette Little River Pike and Sevier counties The Swan Lake Spirit Lake road in Lafayette and the Arkadelphia Copeland Ridge route in Clark show the program’s impact opening productive lands and easing access to timber and farming areas Squirrels aside locals praise the roads while counties face financial constraints and continued sponsorship from county governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Columbia County
Hempstead County
Hot Spring County
Howard County
Lafayette County
Little River County
Pike County
Sevier County
Swan Lake
Spirit Lake
Arkadelphia
Horatio-Paraclifta
Horatio
Cossatot River
Clark
Columbia Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Little River
Miller
Montgomery
Nevada
Pike
Polk
Sevier
Tope High School Football Team Holds First Practice
Thirty one candidates reported to Coach Foy Hammons for the opening practice of the 1926 season. Drills covered passing punting blocking and charging followed by a signal drill. More players expected Wednesday as the squad could reach 40 to 50 with several standout backs and linemen noted. The Bobcats open the season against Ashe High at Hope on September 11 with a trip to Pine Bluff the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tope High School
Foy Hammons
Hammons
Harmmions
Hully
Stone
Reese
Keith
Woodrow Parsons
Vasco Bright
Ralph Hill
Spears
McDaniel
Earl Ponder
Bobcats
Asbo High School
Hope
Pine Biull
Watermelon Triumph Reaches Washington Office
In Washington the Comptroller of the Currency received a 111 pound watermelon from Robert Neill, chief national banks examiner of the eighth district. The melon, grown in Ishore county Arkansas, impressed officials and drew pride from Neill in the region’s agricultural yield. No speeches were given as the melon was delivered to J. F. O Connor at the Comptroller’s desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishore
Hope
Ark
O'Connor
Spencer
Neill
City Council Talks Open Toilets and Stadium Loan
Mayor Graves planned a Board of Health meeting. Hope Athletic seeks until Oct 20 to repay 2500 for a high school stadium loan, 50 per game. A street fight site near Neighbors hood Grocery referred to light committee. Alderman Johnson calls for municipal salaries rise. No sponsor details or funding plans known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Graves
Membrs
Board of Health
Young
The
Hope Athletic Association
High School Athletic
Neighborshood
Light Committee
Glanton Family Reunion At Emmet Sunday
The Glanton family held a Sunday reunion at Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Glanton home in Emmet. All children except Courtney, stationed at Ft. Sill Oklahoma, and grandchildren attended. Guest of honor was Mrs. W. C. Harper of Atlanta, sister of Mr. Glanton, who visits annually for a shared day with friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Glanton
Emmet
Glanton
Mr. Glanton
Courtney
Ft. Sill
Okla
W. C. Harper
Atlanta, Ga
Hope city budget notes list salary raises and police figures
The August report shows salary requests for Aveh Moore 225 dollars a month Flor ence Hicks 112 50 and Edna Jones 80, plus police totals 32 arrests 317 50 fines with 159 50 cash from fines and 246 40 total police cash. Fire department asks for 600 feet hose at 630 and notes one man short. City treasurer reports August receipts 5187 04 balance 8000, tax revenues licenses tolls and trash hauling, disbursements 4983 61 leaving 7204 14 in bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Aveh Moore
Florence Hicks
Edna Jones
The
Hope Fire Department
Charles Pate
J. K. Sale
Charles Reynerson
Carl Hope Water
Ince Ee
Corp
I Ene
Polephar
Revival Opens on West Fourth Street Church
A two week revival begins Tuesday night at the Pentecostal church on West Fourth Street led by Miss Danita Barnum of Shreveport. Each afternoon at 2 30 p m women of the church will hear talks on Women and Their Relationship to the Church with special musical numbers nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church
West Fourth Street
Danita Barnum
Shreveport
Barnum
Second Jury Panel for Black Legion in Detroit
Detroit court summoned a second panel of 100 veniremen as jurors for the trial of 10 men charged in the Black Legion execution of Charles A Poole. The move followed slow progress with the initial panel of 92, which risked depletion before a jury could be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
No New Clemency for Doomed Pair
Governor Futrell said on Wednesday there may be no further clemency statements for Roy House and Ayliff Draper, awaiting execution Friday for murder. The article notes a brief unrelated exchange about beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Futrell
Roy House
Ayliff Draper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry
Neals
Childern
Whit Longfellow
Ellen Carrigan
Pansy Windberry
Texurkam
Anabel Philbrick
Treward Bynes
R. M. Patterson
Thorewster
Yellowstone
Portland
Salt Lake City
J.B. Shutts
Narage
Fulton
Saenger
Mes
Reuteo
toMisih
Marianna
South Brn Street
B. Couch
Magnolia
Garrett Story
James McCullough
Ray Andrews
Dallas and
Fort Worth
McAllen
Texas
Dallas
Nancy Hill
John Pitesimmons
Birdie Walfe
Forrest City
Aingering Ilness
Memphis
6. & PL Wo Club
Barlow
Maude Lipscomb
Gus Haynes
Sue Coffman
J. D. Coffman
Datis Hamilton
Patmos
Pat ‘O’brien
Humphrey Bogart —Plus
Trans-Pacific Air Transport
Edge
Stame
tCopyright Assowinked
Epworth
Alves
Just
Kodak Films
Shipley Studio
Ashdown
Carter Johnson
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
E. Second St
Hope, Ark
Harry W. Shiver
Lieaxant
Glanton Family
Stadium Committee
West 4Th Street
House
Draper
FA Nshion
Trixy
Marie
Oxford
McKay
Charming
Joyce
Maribel
Gluck
Sims Dt Ato Cy
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Synthia
Stzes
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