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Hammond Sunday Star

Location

Hammond, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1978

Page

2

Ex-Kentwood mayor recalls life and feats in town

Ex Kentwood mayor recounts early schooling amid slates and home remedies, lacks churches and electricity, and a turbulent Tangipahoa Parish. He notes a dangerous past, recalls the train era, and credits his 1946 1954 tenure with a $294,000 gas bond to bring natural gas and pave Kentwood streets.

Tangipahoa Parish Tangipahoa Dyson Hyde Fluker Kentwood Amite Magnolia Miss

Obituary for Fred W. LaParr in Ponchatoula

Fred W. LaParr, 27, obituary notice from Ponchatoula reports funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. in the local area. The notice provides limited details on kin or cause, reflecting a brief rites announcement in the community paper.

Fred W. Laparr

Daily Star Advertising Standards Policy Focus

Daily Star maintains that advertising must truthfully describe merchandise and services, offered at advertised prices, with no deception. Advertisers acknowledge these standards, and readers are urged to report any noncompliance to the advertising department for corrective action.

The Daily Star

Ponchatoula pallbearers mark weekend passings

Sunday service held at Harry McEneely and Son Funeral Home for LaParr who died Friday at his east Ponchatoula residence. He was born in Binghamton New York and survived by wife Janean, parents Robert and Mary Ann LaParr, two brothers Robert Jr and David, and sister Mary Ann all of New York or Oregon. Also Milton W. McNabb 57 of Slidell died Friday at VA Hospital New Orleans with services Saturday. burial Arcola Roseland Cemetery. Survived by two sisters Dorothy Frohn Roseland and Margaret Sanders Denham Springs and two brothers Benton Arcola and Glenn Belle Chasse.

Harry McEneely Milton McNabb Arcola Glenn McNabb Belle Chase

Dyson Led Kentwood Improvements And Local History Efforts

Dyson supervised the town's blacktopping project costing 2.25 dollars per square foot and initiated the first garbage pickup system and a roadside park on Hwy 51. Now a 50 year notary, he serves in the Southeast Louisiana Historical Association and curates artifacts at Southeastern Louisiana University archives. He authored the Kindrick Kindred genealogy.

Dyson Kentwood Hwy. 51 Hammond Southeast Louisiana Historical Association Southeastern Louisiana University

School board election set for officers in Amite

Tangipahoa Parish School Board will elect president and vice president at the Jan 3 meeting in Amite. Current president Lawrence Kluka of Ponchatoula and vice president Thornwell Field of Fluker are listed. Agenda includes a possible new meeting day time place, transfer of part of district 107 to district 112, and expected appointments of a bus driver and used bus.

AMITE Tangipahoa Parish Lawrence Kluka Ponchatoula Thornwell Field Fluker

State tax packets mailed to Louisiana residents

Shirley McNamara announced state income tax packets have been mailed to Louisiana taxpayers who filed for 1976. The packets include filing instructions and guidance to contact state or local offices if not received by January 15. District offices are in Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe, New Orleans and Shreveport. A toll free line offers assistance.

Baton Rouge Shirley McNamara Secretary of Revenue and Taxation Louisiana

Federal judge blocks Lake Pontchartrain flood plan work

A U S District Judge Charles Schwartz halted all construction of the $450 million hurricane flood protection project in Lake Pontchartrain until the Army Corps of Engineers revises its four year old Environmental Impact Statement. The injunction targets potential wetlands damage and marine life effects and notes the 1974 EIS was legally inadequate. The ruling allows resumption only if a revised EIS shows no harm to salinities, tides or wildlife.

New Orleans Lake Pontchartrain Army Corps of Engineers U.S Charles Schwartz Corps Pponents Schwartz Ed Booker Save Our Wetlands Inc Dan Bent Lake Borgne Corp

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