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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

8

Youth Injured As Bicycle Hit by Car In Monroe

A 16 year old Western Union messenger, Ernest Boyd, suffered a severe head injury after falling from his bicycle and being struck by a moving car at 107 De Siard street. Police report says the bicycle struck a street car rail causing loss of control. No charges filed.

Ernest Boyd Western Union DeSiard Street Ed M. Salley North Sixth Street West Monroe Salley Carrie D. Drew Ouachita Parish Ludwig Avenue J. W. Varner Dick Taylor Street Monroe Grammont St. John Streets Varner Grammont Street

Attack resumes on Bankhead Act in Supreme Court

Texas planter Lee Moor filed a brief challenging the Bankhead cotton production control act. He argues the act would constitutionalize federal overreach, violate the tenth amendment, and exceed Congress tax powers by regulating production rather than taxing. Moor seeks to force transport of cotton without act-compliance tags, after lower courts dismissed his petition.

Washington Lee Moor Texas Supreme Court Congress Moor United States Texas and

Frost Hits Louisiana Amid Cold Wave Night Lows

Frost spread across Louisiana with ice reported in the north as a cold wave hit. New Orleans dropped to 37 degrees, Baton Rouge 27, Monroe 27, and Shreveport 34, with no major sugar belt damage. A Gretna fire damaged Dr Charles F Gelbke's home, valued at about 16000, but the family escaped. Gelbke is a former Gretna mayor.

New Orleans Louisiana Baton Rouge Monroe Shreveport Sugar Belt Charles F. Gelbke Gretna Gelbke

Local Legion Banquet Celebrates Debt Payment and Honors Winners

The L. B. Faulk post of the American Legion held a large banquet at the memorial home in Forsythe Park on Monday night to celebrate paying off its debt to the Ruston post. 55 Lincoln Parish legionnaires attended along with guests Jack Lichtermann and others. Awards went to R. L. Wood for best new-member record and Harry Stein for recruiting. state and national prizes were delayed. Toys collected at the door will be given to underprivileged children at Christmas via the local toy shop.

L. B. Faulk American Legion Memorial Home Forsythe Park Ruston Post Lincoln Parish Jack Lichtermann Alexandria J. F. Moore United States Veterans’ Hospital Gray A. Mann E. L. Gladney Fifth District Lichtermann Faulk R. L. Wood Harry Stein Bill Perhamus

Aldermen Debate Levee Wall Location in West Monroe

At the West Monroe city council meeting on Monday night aldermen discussed the levee wall site between Wood Street and the railroad bridge. They favored bringing it near Commerce Street paving rather than keeping it back along the river bank, but no final action was taken. Routine matters and monthly bills were approved.

Wood Street West Monroe Commerce Street C. C. Bell Board of Aldermen

Recreation Council Meet To Be Held Here Tonight

Ouachita Parish Recreation council holds its monthly meeting at the Recreation Center 12442 DeSiard street. Plans for Christmas activities will be discussed. The council includes four recreation leaders per community with Mrs. C. R. Alexander as president and Mrs. J. N. Kent as secretary.

Ouachita Parish

Health survey launched here in Monroe district

Under the direction of the United States Public Health Service a health survey of chronic illnesses and physical impairments will be conducted in Monroe. Two enumerating staffs are in the field with Joseph J. Knecht as supervisor and Winnie Eldridge as office clerk. The survey covers 19 states and 95 cities, aiming to interview about 750000 families.

United States Public Health Service Monroe Joseph J. Knecht R. B. Garrison Winnie Eldridge Federal Building St. John Street Floyd H. DeCamp United States Public Health Survey Louisiana DeCamp

Monroe West Monroe Chamber Ballot Details For Primary

Ballots mailed for the Monroe and West Monroe chamber of commerce primary election. Eligible senior board members listed, with terms expiring noted. Voters must choose 12 candidates for each board, including two West Monroe residents, and ballots due by 6 p.m. December 15. After the primary, the election proceeds as usual.

Chamber of Commerce of Monroe West Monroe S. H. McClary Sam Davis C. E. Faulk Joe E. Marx J. W. Rohr H. K. Touchstone S. Jack Rogers Albert Horuff Joe Isaacman A. V. Miller W. K. Anders M. S. Biedenham J. L. Keenan R. Downs, Jr H. Flood Madison, Jr H. H. Reardon Chamber of Commerce McClary

Arguments in Edenborn estate case closed in court

The Edenborn estate dispute involving August Mann of Pennsylvania and other heirs seeks an eight million dollar division from Edenborn's widow. Plaintiffs allege misrepresentation and fraud in the 1929 settlement, while defendants deny it. Judge Ben C. Dawkins will rule later.

Edenborn August Mann Pennsylvania William Edenborn Ben C. Dawkins

Hopkins Gilfoil wed in Grace Episcopal rite in Lake Providence

Dr. George Sanders Hopkins and Miss Edna Pilcher Gilfoil were married on Thanksgiving day at Grace Episcopal church. The ceremony was led by Rev. S. D Aubert with numerous attendants and out of town guests named from Bastrop Beaumont Greenville Shreveport Talullah Omega Rayville and Bastrop.

Lake Providence George Sanders Hopkins Edna Pilcher Gilfoil Grace Episcopal Church S. D'Aubert John Field Montgomery Bastrop Sally Clem Hopkins Beaumont Texas B. R. Burgoyne Helen Gilfoil

Royal Stall Is Ready For Champ

The 36th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago showcases the grand champion steer yet unnamed and the grand champion barrow to be named during swine judging. Walter Biggar of Scotland leads the selection from about 500 prize beef animals as crowds fill the $2,000,000 amphitheater. Rudolph Harris wins calf rassle with a free calf while William Huseman nets a win and a $20 gesture from a donor. Secretary Wallace expected to visit Wednesday.

Chicago Walter Biggar Dalbeattie Scotland Barrow B. H. Heide Rudolph Harris Crescent City Watseka Ill Rudolph Rassle F. W. Harding William Huseman Crown Point Ind Henry Wallace

Obituaries for W E Sivage and Addie Norman in Louisiana

The Brownville resident W E Sivage died suddenly at 72 and his funeral was held at his home with services led by Mrs G M Akin and burial in Hasley cemetery near West Monroe. Addie Norman aged 77 died in Farmerville after a long illness and was buried at Concord cemetery after services conducted by Rev A A Collins. she had lived in Marion before moving to Farmerville.

W. E. Sivage Brownville G. M. Akin Church of the Nazarene Hasley Cemetery West Monroe Andy Scharff Gene Darden L. S. Wasson W. 5. Singleton E. Beasley Albert Gagneaux Addie Norman Marion A. G. Everett Farmerville Addie Norman Miss Norman Union County Ark Marion Oscar Norman Dallas

Court of Honor Slated Friday by Scout Council

The Ouachita Parish Boy Scouts council will hold its first court of honor in months at the Ouachita Parish High School auditorium at 8 p m Friday. Eagle scout honors are expected for Pat McHenry of Monroe and M Frank Smith of Sterlington with Fred Williamson delivering an address.

Council of Boy Scouts of America Ouachita Parish Olan H. Black J. W. Rohr C. C. Calvert Court of Honor W. M. Harper Council Pat McHenry R. L. McHenry Monroe M. Frank Smith Sterlington Fred Williamson

Oak Grove Child Under Treatment At St Francis

Gene Wallace four year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Wallace of Oak Grove is receiving treatment at the St Francis sanitarium for a severe case of tonsillitis.

Gene Wallace Eugene Wallace Oak Grove St. Francis Sanitarium

Livermore Jr Improving Amid Court Battle Over Mother's Charge

Jesse Livermore Jr., 16, improves slowly from a bullet wound as his mother Dorothy Wendt Longcope, 38, faces an assault with intent to murder charge. Her preliminary hearing is set for next Monday. She is free on $6000 bond and seeks custody of her younger son, Paul, 14, who stays with the Livermores in a Santa Barbara hotel after the father’s arrival.

Santa Barbara Calif Jesse Livermore, Jr Wall Street Dorothy Wendt Longcope Paul Livermore

Honor Roll Students Named at L. S. A.

Ferriday La Dec 3 Special a sizable group from this area is among 150 L S A students on the honor roll Those named include A G Seal Sicily Island R D Calhoun Vidalia Mary V Griffin Gilbert and T M Wade St Joseph they earned grades of 9 percent or better during the term.

Ferriday A. G. Seal Sicily Island R. D. Calhoun Vidalia Mary V. Griffin Gilbert T. M. Wade St. Joseph

Blue Star Ointment Claims to Kill Itch Germs

Advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as effective against itch germs and conditions like rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. Promises money back on first jar if relief is not achieved.

Three Negroes Held as Chicken Thieves

George Jones Eddie Steel and Clarence Price were arrested by police after being found with 21 chickens one duck and one guinea hen belonging to Silas Hayes of Rayville They were taken into custody by Special Agent Slater of the Illinois Central railroad after alighting from a freight train Price escaped but was later captured at his home The trio confessed to breaking into Hayes coop and riding back to Monroe on a freight and were returned to Rayville by local authorities

George Jones Eddie Steel Clarence Price Silas Hayes Rayville Slater Illinois Central Railroad Price Haye Monroe

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