New Confederate Veterans Elect Leaders at Shreveport Meeting
United Confederate Veterans wrapped up its 45th annual business session in Shreveport with General Har Lie of Nashville elected commander in chief succeeding General Pierce of Union City. Lee’s Grand Parade and a grand parade were planned as the 1936 reunions are slated for Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Lie
Nashville
Tenn
Rice A. Pierce
Union City
Shreveport
United Confederate Veterans
W. F E. T. Ogletree
Lee
South
Pierce
Roosevelt
Carl Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Freeman
Robert F. Lee
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Sons of Confederate Veterans
W. Scott Hancock
St. Louis
Walter L. Hopkins
Richmond
S.C. V
Southern Memorial Association
U. C
Tee
Nny
F. L. Sanderson
Shreveport Charity Hospital
Tack Letters and Help Requests in Amarillo Society
A page of reader notes seeks return of a lost Tack Letters item at the Paramount Theater and offers a reward. Various notices request employment in housekeeping cafe work and child care, plus a plea to locate a buckskin mule last seen near Highway 66. Two girls seek a male dog to adopt and readers propose further personal matchmaking and community feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
McLean
Highway 66
New Mexico
Four Nabbed in Bomb Case in Harlan County
Four men Bob Farmer Otis Noe Fred Howard and Bill Leonard were arrested on wilful murder charges in the dynamite bombing that killed County Attorney Fimon Middleton in Harlan Kentucky The officials linked the slaying to reprisals for his anti slot machine crusade The suspects were moved to jails in other counties for safety and the case drew statements from local officials denying political motives and confirming the investigation continues The article also includes three employment notices from local residents seeking work or accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Fimon Middleton
Theodore R. Middleton
Lsted
Bob Farmer
Otis Noe
Fred Howard
Bill Leonard
Middleton
James M. Gilbert
Commonwealth
Daniel Boone Smith
Morris Saylor
Mrs McD Wilson Praises Reunion at Tulsa Confederation
Mrs. A McD Wilson of Atlanta praised the 36th annual sessions of the Confederated Southern Memorial Association as adjourned in Tulsa She has served as life president general for 18 years and attended nearly every reunion since taking office A lifelong Democrat she credited western hospitality and expressed plans to attend next year in Shreveport The text also notes her pivotal civic work in Atlanta including support for the Joel Chandler Harris home and the Young Women’s Christian Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McD. Wilson
Atlanta
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Tulsa
Wilson
Army of the South
Andersonville
Every Womans Club
Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Roosevelt
Young Women's Christian Association
The
Democratic League
South
Georgia
Amarillo
Memorial Society
Shreveport
Foreign Wars Vet Chief Visits Confederate Veterans Reunion
F. F. Wiseman Texas Department Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visited the 45th annual Confederate veterans reunion. He invited General A. L. Steele Texas Division Commander of the United Confederate Veterans to call on the VFW for assistance in any endeavor. Wiseman pledged the VFW advisory council and all members of the VP Win Texas to aid the Confederate veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Wiseman
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wiseman
A. L. Steele
United Confederate Veterans
Organization of
Confederate Veterans
Steele
Win
Ovaltine Promises Health Gains for Nervous, Underweight Children
A newspaper letter excerpt touts Ovaltine as improving weight, color, and nerve poise in children. Mrs. S. B. Taylor and Mrs. Wm. Coulter describe gains from 64 to 78 pounds and quieter nerves, while the ad claims broad benefits for nursing mothers and convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Onaltine
S. B. Taylor
Covington
Coulter
9Th Street
Chester
William
Switzerland
U.S. A
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LFE
Veport
Galerie Speaks
Wm. K. Evans
Virginia
R. F E. Bullington
Memphis
Col
E. O. Thompson
State Railroad Commission
Paramount
G.M. C
Jor
Juanita Casfy
Cleveland &I
Barby
W. W. Haag
Taylor St
West Seventeenth Avenue
Dial
Panhandle
Alfred
Branson
Tam
Amarila
Hereford
West
Seventh Avenue
Mary Nfison
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
B. A
North Buchanan Street
Lansing
Mich
Carl Morick
Helen D
Wilma B
Sarah C
Fdna A
Associated Press
W. van Landingham
D. D. Milwee
West Sixth Avenue
Calif
Lipton’s Tea
Lee's
Chase & Sanborn
Lee’s
Great West
McD Wilson
Sooke
Mara
Colorado
California
Fillmore
Foreign Wars
Schilling
Eljcat
Caraway - Johnson
West Tenth
Ea. Se
Delicatessen
Fort Howard
Fort Howard Towels
Best Foods
Thousand Island
Jefferson Island
Taylor
Covington, KY
Nan
Indigo
Martha
Jane
MAMA
Little Miss Dorothy Taylor
Ovaltine
the Wander CO
Dept
Michigan Ave
Chicago
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