Serre Today at toon Ball and pursuit across Three Rivers
In a tense sequence from chapter XIII Dona flees pursued by Gin ter Swergin and others. She evades capture on a sprinting roan through young spruce as Swergin confronts her blocking ride from camp and orders her return.
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Delos
Dele
Whee Ball
Lao Stanley
Dudley Winters
Dena
Dudley
Rivers
Swergin
Dediey
Bema
Dona
Dana
Ginter
Doon
Qwergin
Three Rivers
Dana in Tongue Tied Standoff with Swergin and Ball
Dana argues with Swergin over returning to camp and pursuing outlaw Ball. Swergin wounds Ball, vows to bring him in, and Dana, enraged, slaps Swergin before storming into camp with Dudley. Asper lies ill as Dana contemplates riding to Blind River to seek Stanley Black and the next steps.
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Dona
Asper
Ballie Tou
Coyote
Folly
Mes
Stanley Black
Blind River
Swergin
Dudley
Dana
le Continucc
Grange’s Gridiron Glory A Look at His Great Games
The piece recalls Red Grange’s rise from Wheaton Illinois to football stardom and pro earnings. It highlights his early pay, later fortunes in films and endorsements, and a famed 10 minute burst against Michigan featuring four long touchdown runs and a string of dazzling plays aided by teammates Jim McMillen Wallie Maclean Earl Britton.
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Grange
Michigan
Illinois
Yost
Kerplunk
Jim McMillen
Wallie Macllwain
Earl Britton
Blevins Residents Attend Games and Visits
Local residents and relatives travel for ball games and family support. Coy Cummins Roy Bonds and O L White make a business trip to Hope. Mrs Minnie Lewis and Miss Nolie Bailey of Houston visit the ailing Mrs John Taylor. Several Prescott locals attend meetings and shop in Presc ott. Mrs John Taylor remains seriously ill after a fall. Jim Heard from Dallas visits John Foster.
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Blevins
Coy Cummins
Roy Bonds
O. L. White
Hope
Minnie Lewis
Nolie Bailey
Houston
Tex
John Taylor
Pink Henea
Cyrus Henea
John Foster
Roy Foster
C. W. Leaerett
Catherine Brown
Prescott
Jim Bowman
Tulea
Okla
Ed Taylor
Texas
Taylor
J. W. Arrington
Esther Stephens
DeQueen
B. Cox
Noble
Elvin Campbell
Social News Notes from Sardis and Surrounding Areas
Local residents and visitors fill weekend social pages with visits and appearances. Sardis families like Arnold, Cooley, McLarty, Sanford, and Morris host and travel to Mineral Springs, Nashville, and Midway for singing events and shopping.
Razorback Ralph LaForge Aims for Varsity Fame
Ralph LaForge, a fifth entrant from Little Rock, moves from high school football basketball and track to the Arkansas varsity lineup. At five eight and 145 pounds, he beat Arkansas’ fastest freshmen in dashes last spring and proved a consistent scorer on the freshman team last fall, shaping him as a conference threat this season.
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Little Rock
Ralph LaForge
University of Arkansas
LaForge
Arkansas
Babe Ruth Opens 1932 World Series Amid Illness Hope
In New York, 80,000 fans pack the Yankee Stadium as Ruth, aged 38 and battling appendicitis fears, makes perhaps his final World Series appearance. The saga centers on Ruth as he steps to the plate in the first inning, chasing more records while frontline stars like Lefty Gomez and Guy Bush duel on the mound.
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Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Cubs
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Guy Bush
Earl Combs
Jose Sewell
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Babe
Detroit
Beceliine
Professor Milton insights appear in satirical exchange
A short quip from the Christian Register notes John Milton married, wrote Paradise Lost, and after his wife died he produced Paradise Regained. The item uses a playful cadence to summarize Milton’s life milestones.
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John Milton
Christian Register
Local Family News and Social Visits
Doyle and Mrs Raymond Pedron announce the birth of a son on September 22. Mrs W H Harper is ill. Hubert Collins attended a party at Antioch Saturday. Lonnie Hooker visited his parents Sunday. Miss Mattie Harper visits brother Ray Harper in Nashville. Mrs S J Balch and children visited Walter Balch in McCaskill. Estelle Myrick has been ill but improving. Guy Porterfield returned from a Texas visit. Ida Obriant visited Mrs Pedron Sunday. Norwood couple from Nashville visited Chas Norwood. Weir Owens and Mrs Fred Epton hosted visitors from Bingen.
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W. H. Harper
Hubert Collins
Antioch
Lonnie Hooker
Mattie Harper
Ray Harper
Nashville
S. J. Balch
Walter Balch
McCaskill
Estelle Myrick
Guy Porterfield
Texas
Ida Obriant
Pedron
Norwood
Chas. Norwood
Weir Owens
Bingen
Fred Epton
McCaskill News Highlights Local Activities
A Sunday league program drew interest as school progress continues smoothly. Nash ville visitor Miss Maxine Sevedge stopped by, while Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gentry attended a conference in Blevins. Mrs. Alvis Stokes visited Delight relatives, and the Gaines couple went to a show in Hope. H. B. Eley was a business visitor at
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Vernon Harris
Nashville
Dee Holt
Quinten Sanford
Mineral Springs
Maxine Sevedge
J. E. Gentry
Blevins
Alvis Stokes
John Gaines
Hope
Fordyce to Meet Pine Bluff Friday
In a season opening schedule Fordyce hosts Pine Bluff Friday while Hot Springs hosts Jonesboro and Texarkana faces DeQueen Saturday. Shreveport Byrd visits Little Rock as a non state foe in Byrd High.
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Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Lonoke
Springdale
Russellville
Hamburg
Portland
Stuttgart
Carlisle
Dierks
Blevins
Oak Grove
Eudorai
Blytheville
Hoxie
Helena
Clarendon
Stamps
Chidester
Hope
Camden
United States Navy Balloon Leads Gordon Bennett Cup
The American balloon United States Navy was reported near Warsaw on Monday afternoon flying southeast at 2000 meters. Eight other entries have not been reported since Sunday takeoff, and the American team appears well placed to win the race.
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Basel
Switzerland
United States Navy
Warsaw
Goodyear
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