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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
2
Hope Star platforms city revenues for development
The Star's Platform urges financing the municipal power plant to boost Hope's industrial and social resources. It calls for more pavement in 1932 and better alley and backyard sanitation. It backs county highway work, all weather roads, and gradual dirt mileage reduction. It supports scientific agricultural programs and farmer co operatives while promoting state highway progress, tax reform, and a budget based government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead
Desert Island Lives in Galapagos Invite Wonder About Civilization
A retiring traveler reports that Dr. Frederick Ritter and Frau Hilde Koerwin, ex-Berlin residents, have lived two years on a private Galapagos island in an open air shack. They say they will not quit their paradise and expect to live to 100, enjoying solitude free from bills and neighbors while cherishing freedom from civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
San Francisco
Frederick Ritter
Hilde Koerwin
Berlin
Galapagos Group
Ritter
Dr. Ritter
Frau Koerwin
South Seas
Free Speech Victory in Kerr Reinstatement At Gary Post Office
ESIDENT HOOVER commends prompt action to reinstate Ben H Kerr a World War veteran and Gary Indiana post office clerk fired for expressing support for the soldiers bonus He introduced a favorable resolution at an American Legion meeting the firing deemed a political act that would muzzle government employee speech The restoration affirms free speech as guaranteed by the Constitution and avoids a dangerous precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Ben H. Kerr
Gary
Ind
Postoffice Department
Kerr
American Legion
Quotes on virtue and progress from early 20th century figures
A trio of remarks on public virtue, housing policy, and national prosperity. Mencken lauds Henry's domestic virtues, Kohn warns against speculative slums, Hoover voices a desire for a prosperous road ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
United States
Local Cotton Prices Rise Amid Light Harvest in Region
The cotton market shows advances as growers report tight yields. Community notes record births, visits, and family events across the area with numerous locals mentioned including the Peters, Sanfords, Rogers, Otwell, and Vines families.
Local visitors share updates across Oklahoma and Texas towns
Emmet E. A. Baker and son Jack of Broken Bow Oklahoma visited here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs John M. Snell of Port Texas visited Mrs. D. A. Snell Wednesday. Herbert Garrell left to enter Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia. Frances and Magdalene Heed and Mrs. J. H. Crank spent days in Arkadelphia visiting Mrs. A. C. Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Randolph of Tyler Texas returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Baker
Jack
Broken Bow
Okla
Ement
John M. Snell
Port Texas
D. A. Snell
Herbert Garrell
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Frances
Magdalene Heed
J. H. Crank
A. C. Galloway
J. A. Randolph
Local Notables Visit Towns and Move Relatives
Acting Mayor Fred Webb and wife visited Nashville and Mineral Springs this week. Mrs. J. S. Gibson and the boys went to DeQueen. John stays home to avoid roaming. Prof Early Wilson of Ouachita College moved his mother to Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Webb
Nashville
Mineral Springs
Miss Nina Knighton Leaves for Little Rock to Teach History
Miss Nina Knighton departs Saturday for Little Rock to resume duties as history teacher at the Junior High School there. A surprise wedding was held last night at the Christian church parsonage here between Miss Jewell Mobley of Saratoga and Roy Allen of this city with G. W. Terrell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Knighton
Little Rock
Miss Jewell Mobley
Saratoga
Roy Allen
The
Christian Church
G. W. Terrell
Singing at Bodeaw No 2 Draws Local Crowd
Sunday singing at Bodeaw No 2 drew a fine turnout. Nellie Moore of Prescott visited Audra Fuller. R P Fuller hurt a finger at the gin, as he did two years ago. Tracy Mullins from Yorktown visits his parents. Families from Dallas and Hope visited Bodew Fuller and S L Fuller. Mrs Joe England stayed with her parents O L Mitchell over the weekend. Garland Mullins and baby from Hope spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Mable H Wright and Miss Cora Beckworth visited Otis Fuller and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodeaw No. 2
Nellie Moore
Prescott
Audra Fuller
R. P. Fuller
Tracy Mullins
Yorktown
Tex
W. N. Muullins
Herbert
Local visits span several states with family reunions
Mr and Mrs Donald McMillian return from a visit with his parents in Vivian Louisiana Miss Vivian Youmans of Murfreesboro Arkansas visits Mr and Mrs Youmans Joe Youmans comes back from a trip to see his mother in Jeffersonville Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McMillian
Vivian
Vivian Youmans
Murfreesboro
Ark
Love and danger on a Caribbean rescue
Mona Townsend married to share her late husband fortune pursues Barry Townsend while Steve Saccarelli lies poisoned by a fer de lance at a Caribbean diamond mine. Lottie Carr bands with Miss Gracie and Dr Allen to bring anti toxin from Granada as Barry and Bud race to salvage Steve life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Townsend
Mona
Barry Townsend
Barry
Lottie Carr
South America
Steve Saccarelli
Bud
Steve
Holiday Island
Port of Spain
Lottie
West Indies
Miss Gracie
Josie
Snake Institute
Dr. Allen
Miranda
Martinique
Granada
Gracie
Razorbacks Begin Practice With 42 Men Ready
Razorbacks start practice on Razorback Field with 42 candidates issued equipment for the 1932 football season under Head Coach Fred C. Thomson. Sophomores form the largest group to report, with many listed at key positions. Two-a-day sessions run until classwork starts September 15 ahead of September 24 opener versus Hendrix College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Razorback Field
Fred C. Thomson
Chuck Bassett
Glen Rose
Wear Schoonover
Arkansas
Mark Sherland
McGehe
W. R. Benton
Fordyce
Gus Eidson
Springdale
Ray Carter
Fine Bluff
Ralph Duty
Rogers
Paul Rucker
Bauxite
Clark
George Jordan
Ralph LaForge
Little Rock
Harold Rees
Jonesboro
Albert Brinker
el Dorado
Charles Black
Corning
H. F. Reuteman
Fort Smith
Walter McNutt
Conway Wilson
North Little Rock
Cofer Greer
Searcy
al Harris
John Ussery
Elvin Geiser
Siloam Springs
Alonzo Long
Louis Stout
Sulphur Springs
Henry Phillips
DeQueen
Walter Neely
McGehee
Jim Edmondson
Maysville
Tom Murphy
Batesville
Joe Chamber
Stuttgart
Thomson
Raymond Gibson
Franie Grove
Phil Snodgrass
Joe Biddle
Little
New Liberty Friends Report Jakie Revenge Improves
Local residents note Jakie Revenge is recovering from a serious fever. Several visits occurred around Prescott as Dock Hamilton and others called on family members and friends during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Hamilton
Prescott
Jim Easterling
Falcon
Dock Hamiltons
Homer Easterling
Waldo
Fractured Household Dispute Revealed in Odd Incident
A pair in a domestic squabble is recounted as he discovers she used his razor to open cans of contents and, in return, she used his shoe brush while he used her powder puff.
Card of Thanks for James Tilmar Turner
We thank Josephine hospital staff Brother Rogers and our many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our son and brother James Tilmar Turner Finley Turner Elvie Turner Morris Turner Roy Turner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Brother Rogers
James Tilmar Turner
Commissioned Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The chancery court commissioner will publicly auction on October 1 1932 at Hope Arkansas front door of The Citizens National Bank the real estate in Hempstead County part NW quarter of NE quarter section 32 township 12 south range 24 west. Terms: three month credit with bond and nine percent interest, lien retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
S. L. Sanford
Citizens National Bank of Hope
City of
Hope
Towit
Township Twelve
J. R. Jones
E. K. Williamson
John P. Hervey
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Star Publishing Co. Inc
C. E Palmer
Alex. Washburn
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Wistered &S
Col
R. R. McCormick
Star
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Henry
H. L. Mencken
Joseph Hergesheimer
Robert D. Kohn
American Institute of Architects
Paris
Penny Orwell
Sanford Brothers
Silas
Harold
Little Howard
Bryan Bugles
Sampson
Near Bluff Springs
Mr. Orwell
Buster Camp
H. B. Sanford Jr
Harold Sanford
Andrew Camp
Milton Caudle
May
Mable Rogers
Bodcan
Harman Sanford
Henry G. Bearden
S. Thad Vines
Milton Otwell
Bluff Springs
Nevada County
Edgel Mitchell
W. A. Cobb
H. B
Gil England
Mrs
Adell Sanford
Helen Crews
Verle Rogers
Emmet
DeYou Wa
Bodeaw No
MONLY
George Clark
I & Pat. Off. & Service, Inc
Dora
Razorbacks
New Liberty
Mrs. Lenard Langston
Cole
D. F. Weaver
Finley Turner
Elvie Turner
Morris Turner
Roy Turner
Commissioned
Willie Harris
Hope Steam Laundry
G. F. Miles, Prop
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