20 Years As Rabbi F Hirsch Honored In Monroe
A Monroe synagogue saluted Rabbi F K Hirsch completing twenty years as Temple B Nai Israel's leader. Friends presented a new automobile and a $1 check from Mr and Mrs F Strauss. Rev A M Serex delivered the tribute, praising Hirsch as a teacher and minister. An annex reception followed the Friday service and testimonial program.
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Temple B’nai Israel
F. K. Hirsch
F. Strauss
Rabbi Hirsch
Methodist Church
Monroe
Israel
Earth
Rabbi Als
Hirsen
D. Aubrey Haas
Isaaian
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Winnsboro attorney Harry N Anders runs for district attorney
Harry N Anders assistant district attorney for 12 years in Winnsboro announces his candidacy for district attorney in the Democratic primary on August 31. Born in Mississippi in 1908, he was admitted to the Louisiana bar in 1934 and has practiced in Franklin Parish. He urges juvenile delinquency action and community recreation while pledging a fair, impartial administration.
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Winnsboro
Harry N. Anders
Fifth Judicial District
Anders
D. J. Anders
Louisiana
Franklin Parish
Louisiana Bar
Amite County
Miss
West Carroll Parish
Said Parish
Oak Grove
Mississippi College
Clinton
Tulane University
Agnes Bradley
Franklin
Franklin, Richland
West Carroll
Fire crews battle garage blaze and street kerosene fire
Firemen from companies 3, 1, 6 responded to multiple incidents yesterday. A Sun Stine Dairy garage, store room, telephone booth, chicken house and nearby dwelling were damaged at four miles west on Highway 80. Earlier, lines crews repaired shorted wires after a fallen limb on St. John Street. A kerosene fire on the street at Louisville and Riverfront streets caused minor concerns. A Layton and Hall streets blaze caused by an overheated exhaust in an ice plant inflicted only slight damage on Herman Masur's building. The article notes a normal heart beat of 72 per minute.
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Sunstine Dairy
Highway 80
Alonzo Willis
St. John Street
Yeseteray
Louisville
Riverfront
Layton and
Hall Streets
Herman Masur
Monroe Little Theatre Awards Highlight Season
Monroe Little Theatre members and friends gathered at the American Legion home to hear votes for standout performers. June Schultz won best actress, Jeanette Brown best supporting actress, James Assunto best male actor, Gilbert Findlay best supporting actor, and Mrs. Gilbert Findlay was named most active member. Front Page received top play honors directed by Mrs. Durwood Griffin.
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Elizabeth Whitford
Sara Helen Griffin
Front Page
Gilbert Findlay
Monroe Little Theatre
American Legion
June Schultz
Jeanette Brown
Columbia University
Joe O. Brown
James Assunto
Firestone
New Orleans
Marriage Licenses in Bastrop Pair Watson and Pace
J Paul Watson aged 43 and Alice Ophelia Pace aged 35, both of Bastrop, obtained marriage licenses. The original Siamese twins trace origins to Bangkok arriving in Boston in 1829 and, eleven years later, settled as farmers in North Carolina.
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J. Paul Watson
Alice Ophelia Pace
Bastrop
Bangkok
Boston
North Carolina
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Marvin DuBos
Anna G. Biggar
Charles
China
Cleis
Silverstein
Wilverstein
Harry Anders
D. A
Little Theatre
Johnson Bros
Catalpa
Baber’s
Nother Plymith
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Mich
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