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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1934
Page
7
Police investigated the fatal shooting of Doris Edwards, 19, found around 9 30 p m along Atkinson street. Harriet Hassen, a resident, is held as a material witness after saying she heard a whistle signaling a planned action and then gunfire followed by the victim’s cries.
Miss Edna McBride of Weston and Paul Naremore of Rus ton wed in Melville with Rev. E H Douglass officiating. They honeymooned in New Orleans before returning to Jonesboro where they reside with Mr. and Mrs A C Holly.
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has acquired a carved Virgin and Child statue from the 12th century. The piece, found in a store, is said to be made from a walrus tusk.
Heating costs may drop as much as 15 percent by planting trees around the home to act as windbreaks, offering a simple energy saving measure.
Hitler leaves for Munich after a brief farewell with Mussolini at Lido Venice. Troops at attention, band plays a Nazi song as they part. Hitler visits San Marco Cathedral en route, Mussolini later returns to inspect public works.
The group met at the church on Thursday afternoon to discuss combining weekly programs into monthly or semi monthly meetings for July August and September. Rev Paul Jones led the mission study from How to Pray With Power Acts 12 5. Mrs John Stuart announced a Royal Service program for next Thursday. Mr and Mrs Houston Reitze announce the birth of their first child.
Mrs John C Michaud hosted a tea shower for the bride Mrs Jefferson Benjamin Ross. Mrs Nelson Michaud presided at the punch bowl with a group of Hodge matrons and maids assisting. Guests included Mrs S J Allen Mrs Frank C Stewart Mrs John Paul Foster Mrs S C Michaud and others. Gifts and refreshments reflected pink and white colors while the library displayed linen crystal china and silver. The honor guest received well wishers throughout the event with Mrs Henry Michaud and several other hostesses in attendance.
Social notices list weekend visitors and travels across Wisner and nearby towns. Fannie A Gilbert and Sallye Knotts stayed with the Humans at Camp Swan near Jena. E Asa Kiper and Doris Brown visited Monroe. Pennebaker party spent Friday in Vicksburg. O Neals and Ewing family hosted guests. LeJeune family returned with daughter Sherry Joe. Mrs Boniel entertained in New Orleans and others traveled to New Orleans Shreveport and Tallulah for events and World Club gathering. A nine pound daughter Mary Catherine born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gordy of Wisner on June 13.
A new chemical process dyes aluminum and hardens it so the color becomes fadeless and scratch proof. The dyeing becomes part of the metal, making the finish nearly everlasting and resistant to wear.
A tall German leader described as six feet seven with a bold nose and ruddy complexion visited the University of 8 for a class meet. He wore a black and white striped suit and casually answered questions, calling himself an optimist about Hitler and Mussolini's upcoming talks and Europe’s outlook.
Local committees will manage the renovize campaign with A V Miller stating no outside campaign manager is needed. Harry Rice will direct the better homes exposition and Leon Hammonds will head entertainment while S H McClary handles the renozing campaign. Prizes will be awarded to visitors at the exposition.
Harry Rice predicts constant activity at the exposition as merchandise awards are funded by a $500,000 pledge from homeowners and renters across two cities. The renovation campaign aims to boost skilled labor by engaging local firms in repairs and improvements once the event opens.
The proposal describes modeling and refurnishing board homes to put men to work and boost purchasing power in two cities. It notes Britain has 56 million acres, 30 million of which are under cults or used for farming purposes.
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