29 Enlistees In U S Navy Reported By Monroe Station
Monroe officer John T Reagan announced 29 local men enlisted in the U S Navy through the Monroe recruiting station. Names and addresses span West Monroe Ruston Rayville Bastrop Delhi Collinston and other area towns, with many graduates eligible for Navy trade school programs in aviation general service hospital and electronics. Singapore stands on a 220 square mile island.
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John T. Reagan
CSC
USN
Monroe
U. S. Navy
Benton Doyle Young
Hodge
Rolland
Wayne Oldenburg
Dick Taylor
West Monroe
A. C. Hodge
Lanning
Minden
Johnny Cedric Hargrove, Jr
Box
Jonesboro
Jerry G
Navy Recruiting Service
Navy
Singapore
New Kiwanis Club Receives Charter Monday
The North Monroe Kiwanis club will hold charter night Monday at 7 30 p m in the Virginia Hotel ballroom with Lt Gov Hugh B Balfour toastmaster The charter presented by Charest Thibaut governor of the La Miss West Tenn district Harry M Bell president accepts the charter The 28 member club meets Mondays at 630 p m at the Antler cafe near the DeSiard Louisville junction
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Twin Cities
Kiwanis
North Monroe
Antler
DeSiard - Louisville
Harry M. Bell
A. Jack Armstrong
Will T. Smith
Thomas J. Mulhearn, Jr
Marriage Licenses Granted in West Monroe and Monroe
Ashby Deloach Jones 18 of West Monroe to Betty Jean Hodge 16 of West Monroe. Jerry Louis Williams 20 of Monroe to Barbara Ann Kelso 21 of Monroe. Johnnie Spivey 18 of Calhoun to Ruth Oatley 18 of Calhoun. Fred A. Jones 33 of West Monroe to Wilma E. Berry 24 of West Monroe.
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Ashby Deloach Jones
West Monroe
Betty Jean Hodge
Jerry Louis Williams
Monroe
Barbara Ann Kelso
Johnnie Spivey
Calhoun
Ruth Oatley
Fred A. Jones
Wilma E. Berry
Forty Charges Filed by State Police in Past Week
Troop F based in Monroe reports 40 charges in the last week. Drunken driving spans four cases including Louis Navarro 40 Lake Providence Antonio Lopez 37 Tallulah John Newman 24 St. Joseph and John Simmons 50 Route 2 Monroe. Other counts include 15 reckless driving seven speeding in autos three speeding in trucks five no license three theft two disturbing the peace and one oversize load.
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Troop F
Monroe
Louis Navarro
Lake Providence
Anonio C. Lopez
Tallulah
John Newman
St. Joseph
John F. Simmons
Route 2
Box 131
Northwestern Music Clinic Draws Students From Louisiana
The 18th annual summer music clinic at Northwestern State College runs June 10 to 22 with a 125 student limit. Sherrod Towns notes staff includes Clarence Sawhill of California and Dr Victor H Hardt of Wisconsin. teachers cover band piano baton twirling chorus and more. Adam West and Hugh Gordon Deen join as instructors. NSC faculty Lorane Brittain and Eleanor Brown teach piano.
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Natchitoches
Northwestern State College
Sherrod Towns
Northwestern Music Department
Louisiana
Clarence Sawhill
University of California At
Los Angeles
Sawhill
Victor H. Hardt
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Wis
Adam West
Shreveport
Hugh Gordon Deen
Columbus
Lorane Brittain
Eleanor Brown
NSC
Recreation Program Registration Is Set at Lake Providence
Van Hicks announces a new registration date for the Lake Providence parish recreation program. On Monday June 4 at 7:00 p.m. at Legion Field, boys and adult leaders should attend to finalize plans for games starting Thursday June 7. About 125 boys expected. local merchants sponsor teams and will provide T shirts and caps. Rayon was originally called artificial flax.
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Lake Providence
van Hicks
Parish Recreation Program
Legion Field
Presbyterians Plan Vacation Church School in Grammont Area
The First Presbyterian church at Grammont and Catalpa will run a six day Vacation Church School from June 4 to June 9, 9 to 11:30 a.m. daily. The program includes Bible study, filmstrips, crafts, and is open to children ages 4 through 13 with separate classes. A closing picnic at the American Legion home is planned for 5 p.m. on June 9. drinks are provided by the church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Grammont
Catalpa
Pioneer
American Legion
Fire Department Responded to Fifty-Six May Alarms
Monroe fire department answered fifty six alarms in May per a records bureau report by P V Cutter. Of these, fifty were inside the city and six outside. City calls included sixteen dwelling fires, two building fires, five trash fires, four automobile fires, one investigation, three gasoline events, and seventeen miscellaneous calls.
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Monroe
Cutter
Fire ,Department Records Bureau
Gasone
Fire and emergency calls report grass blaze and mower incident
Brief triage outlined several calls including dwelling spread to grass fires a fallen lawn mower and a drowning concern plus a tractor fire. The report notes multiple emergency responses and the need for rapid coordination.
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