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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Thurman broadcasts poetry on KWKH Tuesday nights as part of Rhymsters Rendezvous. Social reports note Mrs George Meehan’s Tallulah visit, Girl Scout style meetings, church circle activities, quilt and art exhibits, and a Golden Wedding anniversary in the O Neal family. Local guests include McCammon Cordell Bartlett families with Fort Worth and Chicago connections.
Hurricanes cripple coastal Texas towns from Corpus Christi to Brownsville with warnings of devastation and evacuations. Padre Island and Galveston report strong winds, high tides, and downed lines while Corpus Christi officials move residents to safer cliffs as beaches flood and boats are secured. In Florida, a hundred mile per hour hurricane causes over a million dollars in damage, destroys citrus crops, and leaves one known fatality near Gomez. Communications fade across the interior as storms advance toward Mobile and inland towns brace for impact.
Mrs J W Alvers on of Danville Virginia writes she suffered fatigue and headache from constipation. She took small nightly doses of Black-Draught and was greatly relieved feeling well enough to work. She shares she is glad to tell others about it and praises the syrup for children.
Deputy Sheriff Allen Shipp halted a liquor laden auto after a three mile chase on the old Fulton highway. The driver Floyd Dobson and an unidentified man fled into woods after a shot punctured the car’s fuel line. the vehicle carried about 20 gallons of liquor in half gallon jars.
Detective Inspector Anderson recalls Bailey once a Silver Creek garage operator and ordinary bootlegger. Bailey evaded bond after a safe-punching arrest and reappeared in Kansas City. Lincoln police chief Condito traced his moves from Omaha to Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago as he joined faster circles.
Floyd to speak at the Kiwanis conference in Hot Springs at Edgewater Beach Club on Lake Hamilton. Special guest Joe R. Floyd, president of Hope Kiwanis, to address Kiwanians and Kiwani queens in welcome to Father George F. X. Strassner, district lieutenant-governor, for the September 6 event.
Florence Klingensmith, a pioneering flyer from Minneapolis, died during the Phillips trophy race at the Chicago International Air Races after her plane tore a tail fabric and crashed near the grandstand. Wedell won the 10,000 dollar event with an unofficial speed record.
In Jonesboro Arkansas the pastor election at the Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle failed to occur on Sunday. Rev Joe Jeffers led the opposing faction while Rev Dale Crowley claimed his pulpit rights and said most Jeffers supporters were nonmembers. Chancellor Gautney had barred Jeffers from the pulpit.
Mr Nebo John Owens and family of Oklahoma are visiting her mother Mrs Laha. Luther Massey of Buckner visited Miss Beatrice Baker Sunday. Mrs Birtie Laha returned from Camden with her mother Mrs Renny McClellan. Mr and Mrs Dewey McClellan visited C C McClellan Sunday. Carl Jennins returned from Kansas. Mrs Mildred McClellan improves after a bruised burn from a pressure cooker explosion. Mr Linsie of Magnolia visited Wesley McClellan Thursday. Mrs Emiley Powell returned after two weeks with her daughter Mrs Jester of Lewisville. Luther McClellan returned to Carapolis, Pa with his brother Allen McClellan. Ernest Baker left Friday for Bradley to begin work. Albert McClellan of El Dorado visited relatives here Saturday. Ernest and Beatrice Baker attended the fiddling contest at Buckner Saturday night.
Benton Ark reports four poison murders tied to Akron Ohio attorney Mark H. Shank. Victims Alvin Colley, his wife, and two sons died after drinking grape juice at a picnic in Saline County woods. A third child survived. Shank, held in Little Rock, waived preliminary hearing and awaits grand jury action. Confession claim disputed by officers.
The Lewis Beatty Salon opens to the feminine public on Wednesday from 10 to 4. Owned by Mrs. B. C. Lewis, it was formerly Marinello Beauty Shop on South Main Street. A larger space at 117 West Front Street now houses an upgraded, attractive shop with new furniture, flooring, drapes, and beauty equipment. Miss Mary Battle joins the staff.
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