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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
2
A damaged OCR entry lists scattered terms and numbers referencing famous painters, directions, and objects. It appears as a word puzzle or crossword fragment with clues such as ages, colors, parts of speech, and geographic hints, lacking coherent narrative or clear event. The readable items suggest a long, patchwork quiz page rather than a single news item.
Mrs. Julia Chandler spent Friday night with Mrs. Ellen Clayton of Mc Nab. Yee Hawthorn of McNab stayed with Frank Chandler and family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton and family attended a fish fry at Little River. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cornelius and Mrs. Alice Finley traveled to Hope on business. Pearl Cornelius visited with Jess and Mrs. Cornelius of Guernsey. Charles Atkinson from Fulton stayed with Raymond Cornelius on Saturday. Olen Hubbard of Sprudell and Clenton Chandler joined supper with Raymond Cornelius Saturday. Walter Cornelius traveled to Hope on business Saturday. Lucille and Raymond Cornelius shopped in Hope Saturday.
Blevins and Prescott residents including Blevins Miss Vera Perry and Mrs. Randolph Honen with Bryson Honen of Tyler visit relatives in their hometowns. The article notes several small gatherings with friends in Hope Rosboro Henderson and Marrtbrook areas, plus church and shopping outings and kin visiting over the weekend.
Ozan Irmarye notes visits by Nelson family in La Habra and Trinidad. Baptist pastor M M Willis preached both services. Robins family members, Jones, Barrow, and others attended events in Texarkana, Nashville, and Hope. Zone meeting attendees listed. A Jersey heifer owned by Melvin Wyatt is taken in for sale with dipping charges.
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