Local society notes show travels and visitors across multiple states
A long list of visitors and guests are noted including Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rephan and children back from New York City, James Steen from Houston staying with R. L. Broach, and many families hosting relatives from Oklahoma City Dallas Shreveport and more. Other names include Dr. Gaston W. Duncan, Mrs. Wilson Stewart, Mrs. H. M. Daniels, Miss Elizabeth Bridewell, and Miss Julia Mae Beckworth among numerous residents hosting and visiting over the weekend and coming weeks.
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Gaston W. Duncan
Kansas City
Lawrence Boswell
Dr. Duncan
First Baptist Church
City
Jewell's Team Wins Here Sunday In Golf Match
In Hope Country Club tournament play on Sunday the Nick Jewell led team of seven defeated Lyle Moore's squad 644 to 667. Low day score was 71 by Tully Henry though disqualified from team play. Bob LaGrone led his team with 82. Sid Stanford organized matches as Tournament Captain with flights scoring listed.
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the Hope Country Club
Nick Jewell
Lyle Moore
Tully Henry
Bob LaGrone
Sid Stanford
Terrell Cornelius
Ed McCorkle
B. Billingsley
A.a.gentry
F. D. Henry
Jim Henry
Tom Kinser
Ray Landes
L.m.clements
Chas Harrell
Frank Nolan
Florida braces for tropical storm approaching from Bahamas
Florida homes and businesses were barricaded as a tropical storm neared from the Bahamas. Disturbances were expected to reach the southeast Florida coast by Tuesday. Evacuations were underway in the Lake Okeechobee region where a hurricane four years earlier caused heavy loss of life.
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Miami
Florida
Bahamas
Lake Okechobee
Everglades
Man of long bicycle feats cycles across the nation
George M. Sanford, age 79, completed a 2100 mile bicycle journey to Yellowstone Park, a rider since 1929. He has logged as many as 72 miles in a single day, traversing the Middle West South East and Pacific Coast before arriving in Wye.
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Yellowstone Park
Wye
George M. Sanford
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast
Stop Using Soda Bad For Stomach
An advertisement urges readers to stop drinking soda, claiming it disturbs digestion and causes sour stomach and gas. It promotes Adlerika as a better remedy and invites readers to visit John S. Gibson Drug Company for a dose to rid bowels of poisons that cause gas and poor sleep.
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John S. Gibson Drug Company
Parent Teachers Outline Program and Year Schedule
The Congress of Parents and Teachers units adopt a school year program based on the state outline. Meetings begin after September 19 with monthly topics covering teaching goals, child safety, family school links, character education, thrift, heredity, alcohol awareness, and youth employment.
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Congress of Parents and Teachers
From Immigrant Roots to Public Ownership Advocate
The piece profiles a political figure who rose from a German immigrant family in New York City to high office. It highlights his career path from school valedictorian to law school, Assembly member, State Senator, Lieutenant Governor, and finally State Supreme Court justice. It notes his 1928 bills addressing unemployment and his support for public control of utilities, government ownership, public construction, and compulsory unemployment insurance.
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New York
Germany
East Side
Wagner
Robert
City College
New York Law School
Assembly
State Senate
State Supreme Court
Senate
al Smith
Jimmy Wadsworth
Congress
Hospital Notes Mention Admittances And Departures
George Bengston Jr of Hope was admitted to Josephine hospital on Sunday. Miss Murcal Rogers of the Josephine hospital staff will leave Tuesday for a vacation in Hot Springs Arkansas. W. A. Bolding of Columbus returned home Sunday after several days of treatment at Josephine hospital.
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George Bengston Jr
Hope
Josephine Hospital
Murcal Rogers R. N
Hot Springs
Ark
W. A. Bolding
Columbus
Cotton Prices Hold Steady Amid Strong Demand
U.S. cotton market reports about 507000 bales sold for the period versus 290000 last year. Premium staple cottons remain in demand with large turnover and firmer premiums. Memphis inquiries focus on premium staples, with little new crop offering, exporters sought grades strict low middling to strict middling for prompt shipment. Southern mills report steady conditions, with inquiries across grades and staples mainly for immediate shipment as producers release more cotton to market.
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Memphis
Make Me A Star at Saenger Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday
The new feature Make Me a Star stars Joan Blondell Stuart Erwin with Zasu Pitts and Ben Turpin. Based on Harry Leon Wilson novel about a country store youth seeking movie fame in Hollywood. Also shown Studio Murder Mystery. Monday previews Blondie of the Follies and Paramount News with Laurel and Hardy.
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Saenger Theatre
Joan Blondell
Stuart Erwin
Zasu Pitts
Ben Turpin
Harry Leon Wilson
Hollywood
Marian Davies
Robert Montgomery
Jimmy Durante
Billy Dove
Paramount News
Laurel Hardy
Mrs Haizlip Wins with 183.126 MPH Average
Mrs Haizlip earns $2,250 and a plaque after posting an average of 183.126 miles per hour. Kling ensmith takes $750 and Lund $500 in prize awards while Lund, widow of Fred die Lund, comments on landing and withdrawing from the course near Leke.
Alfred E Smith and McKey confront New York City reform era
Alfred E Smith rises to city court bench and later leads the New York City board of aldermen after a decisive 1925 victory. McKey, presiding with an iron hand, publicized hospital crowding and a 15 million dollar building push. He backed traffic improvements, a municipal airport Floyd Bennett Field, and exposed pier leases and school building scandals. He accused favoritism in contracts and blocked bus franchises amid Seabury scrutiny. He vows to serve honestly and unselfishly.
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Alfred E. Smith
Board of Aldermen
McKey
Walker
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
City Pier
Seabury
Stormy race disputed by witness Haizlip
Mrs. Haizlip described the tumultuous conditions during the event. She said rain blinded her view and she could not tell if she was upright or inverted, calling the effort not a race and demanding a redo after the course was flagged down.
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Eric
Mrs. Haizlip
Okay defeats Hope Storks in first win of the year
Okay baseball team beat the Hope Storks on Sunday, ending Hope’s hope for a season sweep. John Velvin took the loss in the fourth after six runs in four innings before Lefty McDowell finished five scoreless frames. Hamilton hurled solidly for Okay as they held Hope to six hits with two runs scored in the first and ninth innings.
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Okay
Hope Storks
John Velvin
Hope
Velvin
Lefty McDowell
Hamilton
Storks
Charwin Williams to Spend $1,000,000 on Ads
Charwin Williams Company plans a $1,000,000 advertising campaign to run in 2,641 newspapers. President George A. Martin says the effort aims to revive business and attract orders from key industries and railways as a precursor to broader gains across other sectors.
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Cleveland
Charwin-Williams Company
George A. Martin
Martin
Fire damages vacant house on East Division street
A fire damaged a vacant house on East Division Street about 8 30 Saturday night causing $300 in damage. Origin of the blaze remains unknown.
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East Division Street
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Rey
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James Steen
This City
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Texas
R. L. Broach
F. P. Risdon
Florence Risdon
Houston, Tex
Edgar Arnett
Oklahoma City
Ida Arnett
Mary Greening
Dallas
Howard Cannon
Blanche Cannon
Tex
Wilson Stewart
Betty Anne
A. A. Brown
Prescott
Richard Milburn
Mississippi Points
East Second Street
Dora Reeder
Ashdown
Frank Philbrick
Dallas, Tex
Jack Porter
Maude Lipscomb
New Orleans
John Henry Rochelle
John
Shreveport
Dell Patcher
Ruston, la
Patterson
Frank Philbrook
Peoria, Ill
R. M. Lisle
Hugh Latimer
Luther Smith
Washington
Port Arthur
Elizabeth Bridewell
Charles Bridewell
Mrs. Bridewell
Morriston
John S. Gigson Sr
St. Louis
Helen Baker
Pine Bluff
W. Q. Warren
Mr. Warren
Florence Hyatt
Monticello
J. E. Victor
Warren
G. Frank Miles
Charles C. McRae
Julia McRae
Mrs
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Little Rock
A. L. Black
R . Briant
Asheville, NC
Neely Black
Shreveport, la
Gus Haynes
Louise Owens
Billie Roberts
Hugo, Okla
D. T. Chamberlain
Genie Chamberlain
Cora Beckworth
Mabel Right
Julia Mae Beckworth
Springfield
J. C. Yancey
Harlington
J. H. Yancey
D. L. Sullivan
Hattie Louise Douthit
Margaret and
Karleen Yancey
Harlington, Tex
Doris Hill
Pauline Gillespie
Coolidge, Tex
Harriet Love Yancey
Blondie
K Algerieft
Tay
Jewell
Hope Country Club
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LABOR
Floyd Rogers
Patmos
Lockesburg
Arkansas
Guarantee Mutual Life Co
Omaha
Nebraska
J. E. Collins
Mose W. Roger
Bessie L. Roger
Guaranteed Mutual Life Company
Nebr
P. O. Box
Collins
William T. McBrayer
McBrayer
J. W. Hughes
J. E. Collints
State Agent Guarantee Mutual Life Company
Hope, Ark
Saenger
Tammany Turns
Lioyd Coop
Carrollee Ae
Nee Noon
Gordon
Ifton Bay
Clapp
Jno. P. Cox Drug Co