Funeral held for U V Rivoire prominent Monroe jeweler
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of Ulysse V. Rivoire Sr. at St Matthew's Church. He died after a brief illness and was buried in the Catholic cemetery. He led S J Rivoire and Son jewelry firm and leaves eight children and a sister.
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Ulysse V. Rivoire
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Msgr
N. F. Vandagaer
Marcel J. Nenaud
H. H. Benoit
J. Norman Coon
Ben Breard
Shelby Sage
Paul Thomp
Peters Funeral Service, Incorporated
Rivoire
S. J. Rivoire
Wergen and Froehling Sentenced to Five Years Each
In Chicago on July 22, Otto Richard Wergen and Walter Otto Froehling pleaded guilty to treason and were given five year prison terms. Wives Luele Freeling and Kate Wergin received 25 year sentences but were discharged after the first trial. Hans Haupt’s mother Mrs. Haupt was interned for wartime duration, and Hans Max Haupt was convicted anew, sentenced to life and fined 10000. Manitoba’s Red River Settlement is noted in context.
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Otto Richard Wergen
Walter Otto Froehing
Luele Freehling
Kate Wergin
Hans Haunt
Herbert Hans Haupt
Werpins
Fromlingts
Haupts
Hans Max Haupt
Herbert
John P. Barnes
Haupt
Circus Changes Opening Plans After Sarasota Fire
Hartford telegrams report Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey will not open August 2 in Cincinnati as announced. Press rep Roland Butler says officials gave no reason for the change after the circus returned to Sarasota, Florida, from Hartford following a deadly July 6 fire that killed 163.
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Hartford
Bozeman enters race in Fourth district race
Jerry Bozeman former Shreveport radio announcer and Red River Valley Improvement Association field representative announced as a candidate for Congress from the Fourth district. He is the only announced opponent to incumbent Overton Brooks who seeks a fifth term after four terms in Congress.
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Bozeman
Shreveport
Jerry Bozeman
Red River Valley Improvement Association
Overton Brooks
Brooks
Laboratory Has Wide Functions
Article describes the Ouachita branch laboratory in Monroe as part of the Louisiana State Board of Health. It outlines its regional scope across northeast Louisiana, staff composition, quality controls, and broad public health testing including diphtheria and meningitis cultures, typhoid and dysentery screening, syphilis and malaria tests, rabies checks, urinalyses, milk and water testing, and sterile materials for clinics.
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Ouachita
Monroe
Division of Laboratories
Louisiana State Board of Health
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Union
Lincoln
Jackson
Concordia
Franklin
Caldwell
Shreveport
Alexandria
Jennings
New Orleans
Quachita
Health Department
Tuberculosis
Imstan
Vincents Angina
Committee Standards For
Social Agencies Name Robinson President at Luncheon
The Council of Social Agencies held its month luncheon at Hotel Frances on Friday noon. A. N. Robinson was elected president. Other officers elected include Mrs. Clifford M. Strauss as vice president Mrs. Helen Abel secretary treasurer Mrs. Mildred Lomax and Arlen Sugar as executive committee members Dr. A N Serex budget committee member and Paul J. Armstrong T E Massey named to the community chest board of directors.
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Council of Social Agencies
Hotel Frances
A. N. Robinson
Cliffor M. Strauss
Helen Abel
Midred Lomax
Arlen Sugar
A. N Serex
Th Community Chest
Paul J. Armstron
T. E. Massey
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U. V. Rivoire
Wergin
Froehling
Chicago
Manitoba
Red River
Dominion of Canada
Vorite Chesterfield and
Silverstein
Ilverstein
North Louisians
Circus
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Thornton & Minor
All Good Drug Stores
Sandman’s Pharmacy
C. L. Mengis
Vieverstein
War Production Board
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Union Oil Mill
West Monroe, Louisiana
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