Social notes and personals from Hope area
A busy column lists weddings travels and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer travel to St Louis while Comer Rouson heads to Little Rock for medical study. Dallas visitors Mr. Baird and Mr. Wright stay with relatives. Various church and club gatherings are noted along with births, engagements, and local social news.
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Comer Rouson
Little Rock
State Medical College
Louis Baird
Red Wright
Dallas
J. M. Wiit
Our Bible School and Worship Schedule at Local Church
Guy D. Holt, pastor, invites all to attend a 9 45 morning Bible school, 10 45 worship, and 7 30 evening service with subjects A Man Approved of God and I Am the Way. Intermediates meet at 5 15 Sunday, Sunday school aims for 100 attendees, prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30, and all are urged to arrive a few minutes early.
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Christian Endeavor
Frayer
Guy D. Holt
Presbyterian Church Weekly Services Schedule
The Presbyterian Church invites participation in Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 00 the young people's group meets at 6 45 and evening worship at 7 30 midweek services Wednesday at 7 30 will study the cycle of Lamentations a cordial invitation extended to all to attend these services
Church of Christ invites all to weekly Bible study and sermons
The church on Pirth and Grady Streets invites the public to Bible study each Wednesday at 7:45 PM and Sunday services at 10:00 AM for Bible study and 11:00 AM and 7:45 PM for sermons. Topics include The Two Likenesses and Jesus As the Stumbling Stone. The note thanks neighbors and friends for support during Rev Me Rule’s illness.
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Childress
Me. Rule
Bob Chamberlain
Fred Bloat
Livermore Wheat Speculation Sparks Profit Ride
The News Review reports Mr Livermore exploited wheat market moves with the Chicago pit to push prices higher. The resulting tidy profit leaves ordinary citizens puzzled about the scope and maturity of social services tied to such speculation and its impact on public understanding.
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Chicago
Livermore
Livermores
World Series Opens October 3 1934
The World Series will start October 3 with the Detroit Tigers and New York Giants as likely pennant winners. Games 1 and 2 are set for Detroit October 2 and 4, followed by three in New York. No off days. tickets unchanged. Ford Motor Company will broadcast the series on NBC and CBS. Players from the two leagues will share the radio fund. Box seats $6.60, grand stand $5.50, reserved $3.30, bleachers $1.00.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
Detroit
New York
Landis
Ford Motor Company
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Prand
Aniv. General
Means Being Moved to Alcatraz Prison
Washington reports Gaston Means, jailed for a ransom hoax in the Lindbergh case, is bound for Alcatraz in San Francisco. The moving sequence follows three relocations since starting his sentence last year. Authorities call him a bad deter at the Justice Department, with broader fraud convictions tied to defrauding Ely Wilst McLow.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Alcutea
San Franccisco
Covils
Iso Hind
Mens
Department of Justice
Ata Ging
Justice Department
Ian
Lange
Ely Wilst McLows
Estempedd
The
Washington Post
McKinnon Rites For Mrs Nolen Nolen McKinnon
Mrs. Nolen McKinnon died at her Tucson Arizona home after months of illness and a Thursday gall bladder attack. She was born near Blevins and lived 24 years in the area before moving to Achwona where she married W Candle McKinnon. The body was returned to Blevins for Macedonia church funeral services conducted by Revs We1 Stingley and burial at Macedonia. She is survived by her husband two stepsons in Tucson and brothers in Oklahoma and Arkansas along with seven sisters listed by name.
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Nolen MeKtimer
Tuscon
Arizona
Blevins
Achwona
W. Cianlle McKinnon
Barbee Cropwood
J. E. Nolen
Thomas Davis As
Prescott
Joe Benett
Boughton
Lloyd Buckley
McCaskill
Nosen Wisdom
Highlsid
J. R. Nolen
Delight
Lindberghs Safe After Forced Landing Near Oklahoma
Lindberghs were unhurt after a forced landing near the Homer Atking ranch northeast of Northwestern Oklahoma on Thursday. The couple’s plane experienced trouble but they remained safe and continued their journey.
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Okla
Col Cool Andl
Charles A. Landbiagh
Oklahoma
Ranel Heven
Homer Atking Ranch
Here
Morro Castle Tragedy Details Surface From Ship Rubble
New York fireman John Kemp testified at the Morro Castle inquiry that smoke was detected on the vessel at 145 o'clock Friday night before the fire foundering early Saturday. Dickerson N Hoover led the Commerce board investigating the tragedy, noting earlier witnesses placed the blaze around 3 o'clock.
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New York
John Kempt
New York City
Morro Castle
Dickerson N. Hoover
Department of Commerce Board
Hoover
Kempé
Lindberghs Safe After Minor Plane Mishap
The Lindberghs were hurt but not seriously as a plane sustained slight damage during landing on a An air inspection trip. They remained in good spirits and may stay two days at a ranch or until mechanical replacements arrive from St. Louis and are installed by the colonel. This marks the second minor mishap of the week after a Wichita landing incident Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lindberghs
Wichita
Kan
Final Baseball Game to Be Played Sunday
A Stork dominated team faces Prescott in the final season game Sunday afternoon in town. Ralph Pate, recently returning to Hope from Longview Texas, is slated to pitch for the Storks as the 3:30 start time nears.
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Stork
Prescott
Ralph Pate
Hope
Longview
Texas
Storks
Local People Depart and Visit in Blevins and Nearby
A flood of community updates shows residents visiting relatives in Blevins and surrounding towns. Mrs W R Stowers and children Virginia Sue and Billy plus Mrs W C Lawrence of Little Rock spent last week with Mrs K B Spears. Miss Vera Perry of Fort Smith visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Perry. Mrs M L Nelson, recently discharged from Corn Donnel hospital, is back home. Clyde Snellgrove and daughter Clita Verne moved to Waldo for work. Ethel Bruce heads to Eagle Mills for a year teaching. Termini Faye Phillips of El Dorado visits her father Tom Phillips. Watt Bonds Harold Huskey and Lyall Bruce leave for Henderson College in Philadelphia. Truth Huskey visits Mr and Mrs A N Wise. Charline Stewart, recently in training at Cora Centel hospital Prescott, returns home. Perry Sage Wallace and Allen Sate of Rosboro spend weekend with J A Wade. Mrs Sage accompanies them home Monday. W Q Beene and A H Wade attend business in Hope Friday. Mr and Mrs D D Baynham and children and Miss Gladine Stephens move to Texarkana as Baynham takes a position with Smeger Sewing Machine Co. Bro C Merritt returns home.
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W. R. Stowers
Childern
Virginia Sue
Billy
W.C. Lawrence
Little Rock
Blevins
K. B. Spears
Vera Perry
Fort Smith
John Perry
M. L. Nelson
Corn Donnel Hospital
Clyde Snellgrove
Clita Verne
Waldo
A. N. Wise
Charline Stewart
Cora Centel Hospital
Prescott
Perry Sage
Wallace
Allen
Rosboro
J. A. Wade
Sage
W. QO. Beene
A. H. Wade
Hope
D. D. Baynham
Gladine Stephens
Texarkana
Baynham
Smeger Sewing Machine Co
C. Merritt
Faded Arkansas memories of family visitors and travel
A fragment from a Fort Smith region page notes Oren Stephens leaving Sunday for Fayetteville to enter the University. Mr and Mrs Byron Andres and son of Hope visited Mr and Mrs Tom Sage. Hollis Radden and Alvin Osborn hosted guests. Eva and Thelia Nolen of Texarkana spent weekend in Blevins with their parents. Mrs H H Nolen and W C McKinnon left for Tuscon Arizona.
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Fort Smith
Ipeme
Oren Stephens
Fayetteville
University
Byron Andres
Son
Hope
Tom Sage
Hollis Radden
Alvin ‘Osborn
Eva
Thelia Nolen
Texarkana
Blevins
H. H. Nolen
W. C. McKinnon
Tuscon
Arizona
Miss Jessic e Bobo Home After Minor Operation
Holly Springs reports Miss Jess ie Bobo returning home after a minor operation. Mrs. Mart Ross of Fairview visits her daughter Mrs Roy Buller this week. Mrs Wadie Burns spends time with her parents Mr and Mrs George Quillen on the river. Mr and Mrs George Eskargatal and Mr and Mrs Gentry of Hope visit Mrs F K Bobo and daughter Miss Jessit. Curtis and Weaver Clements spend weekend with Audry and Marie Mc Corkle.
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Jessie Bobo
Weaver’ Clements
Audry
Marie McCorkle
R. L. Bish
M. J. Butler
F. J. Bobo
Jessit
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Sue Men Jones
Jett Williams
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A. and M. College
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Louise Knobel
George Spraggins
Lewistanan Street
Leonard Hutson
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Freddie Cullens
Minnie Ashworth
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J. A. Cullens
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the News Review
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Blane ‘Tak
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M. Berlinger
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Carter Leishman
Holly Springs
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