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Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1935

Page

2

Farmers' Acreage Reduction Checks Arrive in City

Checks totaling about 50000 dollars from the federal government have reached E. R. Strahan, Ouachita parish agricultural agent, for 362 parish farmers who signed acreage reduction contracts in 1994 and renewed them this year. Additional checks for those with only current year contracts are expected in the coming weeks. Some farmers in town learned of the arrival while in the Twin Cities for business and obtained their checks.

E. R. Strahan Ouachita Parish Twin Cities

One-Year Sentence Given Negro Here for Manslaughter

Judge J Shell in district court yesterday imposed a one year sentence in the state on Ollie Brandon a negro who was convicted at a recent special term of the court for manslaughter in the case heard here.

J. Shell Ollie Brandon

Manslaughter verdict in Ivey case follows gun battle

Rivalry over a woman sparked a fatal exchange of shots that left James Ivey dead on South Nineteenth Street. Brandon, earlier tried for murder, was found guilty of manslaughter by the jury. Eddie Moore, who pleaded guilty to forging Parker’s name on a $5 check, drew six months in jail.

James Ivey Brandon Ivey South Nineteenth Street Eddie Moore A. S. Parker

Lake Providence Bridge Socials Highlight Local Guests

Lake Providence hosted a Thursday bridge afternoon with forty four invitations issued by Mrs. Frank Voelker. Prizes went to Mrs. Vail Delany first, Mrs. J. C. Bass second, and Mrs. F. X. Ransdell consolation with Courtney Proffitt of El Paso receiving the guest prize.

Frank Voelker Vail Delany J. C. Bass F. X. Ransdell Courtney Proffitt el Paso Marguerite Bass W. Y. Bell J. E. Brown J. P. Brown R. A. Rentz John Rodge C. A. Rose E. D. Schneider F. H. Schneider F. H. Schneider, Jr Herman Schwartz Roland Smith Herman Stein, Jr L. P. Thomas, Jr E. S. Voelker N. C. Williamson C. J. Wyly T. O. Vinton Jamie Haller J. Martin Hamley Lake Providence Courtney Jimmie Texas Hamley Anna R. Cox Bridge Club Emilie Keene Mesdames W. Y. Bell C. R. Evans J. H. Guenard J. N. Hill, Jr R. S. Guenard Hill Miss Keene E. E. Nelson Sterling Merrill Bridge Frank G. Meek Vicksburg Merrill C. M. Bass C. B. Mitchell J. L. Johnson J. C. Surles A. G. Frost Leon Harbin C. E. Newman Frost Newman W. R. Abernethy G. C. Gayne W. H. Maben

Courtneys Observe 37th Anniversary at Home

Capt. and Mrs. Eugene B. Courtney of 500 Hall Street will mark their 37th wedding anniversary today with only immediate family present due to the captain’s ill health. Married June 23, 1898, the couple have three children and five grandchildren.

Eugene B. Courtney Hall Street Capt. Courtney A .L. and G. Railroad City of Monroe Municipal Street Railway Royal Arch Masons Royal and Select Masons Knights Templar

Public thanked by railroad official for parade cooperation

J. T. Stanford, superintendent of the Illinois Central at Vicksburg, expresses appreciation for Monroe cooperation in Railroad Week. He credits Missouri Pacific Arkansas and Louisiana Missouri and Illinois Central crews, Morning World, News-Star, city officials, merchants, and groups for their support and notes Joe Sanders, B. B. Logan, and R. C. St. John for leadership.

Monroe J. T. Stanford Illinois Central Railroad Vicksburg Mr. Stanford Missouri Pacific Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Ilinois Joe Sanders B. B. Logan R. C. St. John

Four-Legged Chick Thrives on Lexington Farm

A four-legged chick hatched in spring is thriving on Forest Riley’s farm in Lexington Missouri. The unusual chick, born this season, shows strong growth and curiosity as it explores the yard and coop.

Forest Riley Lexington

W M Murphy 15 Honored by Tallulah Bar Association

Tallulah La June 22 Special Expression of high esteem for W M Murphy president of the Madison parish school board and noted attorney, led to resolutions by the Tallulah Bar association. The group eulogized him as a respected lawyer public servant and hospitable host with long service to law education and civic life. Resolutions will be entered in the association minutes and sent to the sixth district court and Murphy’s family.

Tallulah W. M. Murphy Madison Parish Tallulah Bar Association God Nestor Sixth District Judicial Court Richard K. Boney Ira Baxter Jeff B. Snyder Henry Sevier L. Mason Spencer A. L. Sevier W. S. Holmes

Bridge Party Honors Mrs Higginbotham and Local Book Club

Bastrop society hosts a Thursday bridge party in honor of Mrs Thomas Higginbotham of Genese Illinois with Mrs C J Goodwin and Mrs R H Williams in attendance. Prizes include Lenox vases. tables decorated with English daisies and gallardins. The Pat Pourri Book club met with talks on Idaho Utah Nevada and the parish education system. meetings adjourned until September.

R. H. Williams C. J. Goodwin Thomas Higginbotham Genese, Ill Ancel Ard W'il Ober Williams Los Angeles Mary Ober Jones Charles Ratcliff Little Rock C. E. Barthel Lexington Ada Mott Oak Ridge Julia Bowden Baton Rouge Edith and Fannie Hobbs Pat Pourri James Madison W. T. Smith W. H. Giles Isaac Chapman Idaho Utah Nevada Chapman Mattie Lou Keller Mesdames H. F. Madison, Sr Charles Snyder H. I. Seligman F. K. Pettiss Estelle B. Harris F. L. Billington A. C Volk James Tisdale Lucie Jane Harris Alfred Herschberg Nashville Tenn

Caddo Indian Village To Open In Shreveport Centennial

Caddo Braves from Oklahoma will set up a six day village in Shreveport June 29 during the centennial celebration. Led by Charles Adams the group will live in tents near the exhibition hall wearing traditional outfits and recreating primitive life for spectators.

Shreveport Oklahoma Southwest Charles Adams Sam Indian Office Tarshar Uncle Sam Red River Louisiana Shreveport Auditorium

Currituck County Vaccinates All Pigs Against Cholera

In Currituck County North Carolina famous for its hog industry every hog has been vaccinated against cholera. The move aims to protect swine health and support local farmers.

Currituck County North Carolina

Caddo Delegation Plans Long Oklahoma to Shreveport Bus Trip

The Caddo delegation will travel by bus from Anadarko Oklahoma to Shreveport, taking an entire day. They will camp near the exhibition hall and follow traditional routines including cooking, eating, and smoking the long pipe at the site. Attorney C Ross Hume, expert on Caddo history, will accompany them.

C. Ross Hume Hume Shreveport Anadarko Oklo

Share the Wealth call at Roosevelt inauguration reference

The letter urges national adoption of Share the Wealth, endorsing Huey Long and Roosevelt ideas while criticizing hoarding by the rich. It argues money as a medium of exchange, promotes a rotating dollar, and urges readers to vote a Share the Wealth ticket. Endorsed by J. G. Bell signature.

Roosevelt Huey Long South Seas Vater Greenland

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