District clubwomen plan civic action in Fifth District
Mrs. John C. We Kenton of Mangham leads a district group outlining aims to improve citizenship by fighting pollution, supporting education and parks, and promoting moral values. The roll lists district officers and department chairmen across Oak Ridge, Mangham, Monroe, Rayville, Ferriday, and Mer Rouge with names and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al’ Pedis
John C. We Kenton
Manghamesident
Brotherhood of Man
Kenton
Anette Cololidge
Mangham
Edwin Conger
Oak Ridge
Annette Daubert
Rayville
Thomas Jett
Monroe
Jefferson RR. Davenport
Oak Grove
George Forman
A. B. Conger
A. S. Gunter
E. Everett Lawson
E. A. Porter
Paul T. Hendershot
Ruston
Jack McKee
Gilbert
J. O. Glanton
Ferriday
D. C. Collins
Jonesboro
Conservation of Natural Resources
S. R. Hendrix
Ella B. Cassal
Lillian S. Aplin
Myrtle Finley
Nola Jones
Harrisonburg
Education Department
Francis Alexander Robinson
Tallulah
Mary Moore Mitchell
Annette Coolidge
Joe Watts, Jr
Joe G. Cabuck
Oak
Public Affairs Officers and Committee Names Listed
The document lists multiple officers and chairmen across Louisiana towns including Mer Rouge Ferriday Monroe Jonesville Ruston Oak Ridge Rayville Jonesville Oak Grove West Monroe Alto and Oak Ridge. It names roles such as chairman director of juniors junior advisor federation pin and clubwoman magazine historian resolutions rules and procedure yearbooks and pressbooks with corresponding individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coats
Mer Rouge
Public Affairs Department
Baker D. Newton
Ferriday
Lee K. Mathews
J. H. McCormick
Monroe
Kathryn Goforth
Baskin
Tom Lees
Bobbie Fairbanks
Jonesville
Paul M. Davis
Ruston
W. N. Fitch
Oak Ridge
W. D. Cotton
Rayville
Federation Pin
Clubwoman Magazine
Charles Wurster Jr
J. Vernon Sims
Oak Grove
Crossett Boating Club Forms. Open Charter Membership
The Crossett Boating Club elected J. R. Weatherly Jr. as president and D. C. Donovan as secretary treasurer at its first meeting. Club aims include motor boat cruises water sports fishing and related activities with memberships open to boats or outboard owners over 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossett
Crossett Boating Club
J. R. Weatherly, Jr
D. C. Donovan
Leo Pahram
C. E. Robbins
John H. Robertson
John Willard
C. C. Buller
C. J. Posey
Bobby Ray
Gerald
Incorporation Papers Filed By Three Concerns
Wade O. Marlin Jr in secretary of state reports June 15–21 filings. George B. Halstead Abstract Company Inc Ruston Milam Bldg title abstracts 40000 Bryan Sausage Company Inc Downsville Food Products 51000 The North Louisiana Co Inc Tallulah changing name to Erickson and Co Inc A dissolution notice filed by Shermark Construction Co Inc Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade O. Marlin, Jr
George B. Halstead Abstract Company, Inc
Ruston
Milam Bldg
Title Abstracts
Bryan Sausage Company, Inc
Downsville
North Louisiana Co., Inc
Tallulah
Erickson and Co., Inc
Shermark Construction Co., Inc
Monroe
Woman Held on Forgery Charge In West Monroe
Marines Swan of Route 4 West Monroe was brought in Saturday morning and charged with forgery. She admitted cashing a $231.14 check at Farmery Feed and Seed Store in West Monroe on June 8. The check to Linda Lane was signed by Jowers Grocery Store, Jewel W Jowers. Deputy Raymond Knowles, chief investigator, and Sgt Sidney Martin arrested her. No bond was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines Swan
Route 4
West Monroe
Sheriff's Office
Farmery Feed and Seed
Linda Lane
Jowers Grocery
Jewel W. Jowers
West Monrog
Raymond Knowles
Ciminal
Tdney Martin
Pet
Playgrounds Host Contests and Pet Show Week
The Monroe Recreation Department reports a total attendance of 4 573 across playgrounds last week. Each site held a checker tournament and a pet show with winners listed from Plum Street Lexington Carver Housing Booker T and others. All locations host a Baby Show and Croquet event this week with puppet plays and new children’s projects daily 8 30 to 11 30 Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Recreation Department
Sherrouse
George Breece Manor
Georgia Tucker
Lida Benton
Lexington
Barkdall
Mt. Nebo
Plum Street
Patricia Chambless
Carolyn Latham
Jack Stacy
Fred Moore
Kenneth Stone
Doris Solomon
Lanny Dyer
Anna Jean Shaughter
Chuck Rubey
Mary Kay Sharp
Charles Jones
Jo Scrogs
Vickie Morse
Fay Morse
Joel O'Brian
Jimmy Harmon
Gerald Acosta
Charles Finkbeiner
Elbert Davis
Alfred Marchand
Diana Marchand
Susie Anderson
Arthur Tarpley
Pamela Sanderfer
Dana Murray
Kay Cobb
Dorothy Allen
Mary Ellen Polan
Peggy Dawson
Linda
Katherine Bird
Windy King
June Apgar
Paula Meek
Ronnie Gill
Charlene Skedemeyer
Carol Jean Cahn
Susan Stone
Charlotte Wales
Jerry Mehl
Chester Boyd
Cynthia Leigh
Bill Gattis
Jackie Mehl
Jerry Liner
Belinda Schmidt
Judy Kirtley
Randy McInvale
Freddie Kirtley
Clinton Johnson
Larry Kirtley
Carol Pearson
Bill Bradley
David Kirtley
Dianne Gray
Gloria Cooper
Tommy Davidson
Ronnie Davidson
Linda Cooper
George Bucko
Mike Pearson
Buddy Pearson
Billy Kolb
Sue Bucko
Robert Holdsworth
Sue Jones
Margaret Finnegan
Judy Varnado
Bryants
Billy Huckleberry
Helen Robinson
Tom Robinson
Willie Casselberry
Richard Green
Ronald Wilson
Gloria Dunn
Clark's
Ansley Reed
Leon Hidge
Donald Burrell
Carroll High
Arthur Lynn Comer
Marriage Licenses Listed for Monroe Residents
Louis Willness aged 45 of Monroe weds Myrtle VY aged 33 of Monroe. Gilbert Birden 20 of Monroe marries Mary Adams 18 of Monroe. Moses Wroten 53 of Monroe weds Adie Taylor 45 of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Willness
Monroe
Myrtle VY
Goston
Gilbert Birden
Mary Adams
Moses Wroten
Adie Taylor
Property transfers and mortgage assumptions recorded
A batch of real estate deeds lists transfers to Paul Peter Landry, William Bonner Briggs, Mildred B. Wainwright, W. Corley, Tannehill and Huckaby, plus others. Amounts range from 250 to 17 000 dollars with mortgage assumptions noted for several parcels in Monroe area subdivisions and rural tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph K. Bedgood
Et Ux
Paul Peter Landry
Kiroli Woods
Greater Monroe Homes, Inc
William Bonner Briggs
Greater Monroe Home, Inc
Riverside Realty Co
Alfonce C. Colson
Mildred
M. L. Owen
Allen West
Harry H. Horn
Westwood
Judge Taylor
Howell
Heard
Indiana
Taylor Burks
Howell H. Heard
Vidalia Lions Club Sells Bulbs For Welfare Fund
Vidalia Lions Club to sponsor a light bulb sale for its welfare fund on Tuesday. Canvass starts at 5 p.m. with a bag of bulbs priced at two dollars offering four 75 watt five bulbs and two 100 watt bulbs valued higher. Cub scouts and Vidalia High girls assist at bridge and in neighborhoods. sale aimed to provide value to buyers, not charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidalia
Joe Randall
Vidalla
Lions Club
Natchez-Vidalla Bridge
Taunton
Property transfer for attorney fees involving Savage and Gholson
Mabry W. Savage transfers lots 5 and 6 of Savage's Subdivision to Roy L. Gholson for $3,300. The parcels include fractional sections in Township 17 North Range 1 East and Township 17 North Range 14 East. record notes specify NW percent of NW percent and Bie of SW’e in section 8 and SE percent of SW percent in section 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabry W. Savage
Roy L. Gholson
Savage
Courtroom drama hints at film ties and offices
Fragmentary text suggests a court scene linked to a film project and former manufacturer. The readable portions reference courts and offices, implying legal action or proceedings connected to entertainment production.
Unclear fragmentary report on court matter
Fragmentary OCR text references Crowley statements about changes his wife made and a Miss Crain with a mother involved in a custody or force issue. The readable parts are incomplete and do not establish a clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Crain
Miss
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Bonhomie J
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A. R. Bates
A. BD
Tisdale
F. B. Sirter
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Setrebville
Vidalia Lions Club
Citizens Council OF
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