Social Department Week's Calendar and Local Notices
Monday events include the Y W A meeting at 209 Louisville Avenue with Mise Bele Mills after illness. Numerous visits and hostings by residents and visitors in Monroe, Calhoun, Shreveport, and Minden, plus upcoming Civic League and Young Matron's Embroidery Club activities. The notes include a Medallion Day plan, a Federated Clubs meeting, and a fire at the Morris home with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bele Mills
Louisville Avenue
J. RK
Anders Angson
Calhoun
Elie Cook
Bernice
John Bell
Shreveport
W. A. Strong
West Side
J. M. Lee
Minden
Wo Berek Lee
End “Re. A. Anders
Wrehington
D. C
WH. Anders
Felicie Hardelle
FR. W. O'Donnell
New Orleans
Marinnerite Bright
Oklahoma City
Iris Newton
Bright
Mouroe
W. A. Bright
L. E. Mall
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Clubs of
Mourte
J. R. Weoten
11Th District
Louisiana
Ilu
Nervous Wreck Recovers with Peruna Aid
A letter from Mrs. Frank Strocbe of Appleton New York describes severe nervous distress, insomnia, and loss of strength. After taking Peruna for months she reports renewed vigor, better sleep and appetite, with improved color and weight. A second testimonial from Mr. Charles Brown of Augererville Tennessee praises Peruna as a powerful tonic and strength builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strocbe
RK. F. DD
Appleton
Sia
Charles Brown
Augereville, Tenn
Gardner Replies to Daniels on Navy Readiness in 191? Address
Massachusetts congressman Gardner defended his statements on torpedoes and naval strength in a Contemporary Club address. He argued Admiral Strauss’ report misrepresented figures and pressed for a congressional inquiry into military and naval preparations amid funding debates. He noted long range torpedo stocks, ship tubes, and dreadnought armament while criticizing coordination gaps. Gardner planned to meet President Wilson on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nats
el Caney
United States
Gardner
Britan
Germany
New York
Wilson
Court Orders Discharge on December 6 1914
By order of the Court on December 6 1914 discharge is issued. Seal of PAT 8 HAMILTON, Dy. Clerk District Court. Stubbs Russell and Theus Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon Meyer
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Quacilta
Sixth District
Annie R. Meyer
Se Meyer
A. D
Pat
Hamilton
Stubbs
Russel and
Theus
Atty's
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Social Department
Byron Vaughan
Cellinston
Monroe
Civic League
Firft League of
JL. N. Larche
H. &. Catlitt
Umier
C. P. Gray
BE. Faulk
Ll. N. Jarche
Faulk
C. EK. Preuth
C. C. Bell
W. M. Parker
J. Ho Hamilton
J. H. Hamilton
F. Mitchell
G. B. Heynes
C. BE. Granberry
A. J
Morris Haas
A. V. Miller
Travis Oliver
Jne. Bell
Jack Harrinston
A. ¥. Miller
F. P. Stubbs
L Casper
F. G. Hudson
B. Dawkins
John Poster
H. H. Blanks
T. Olver
Misses Cordelle Tithhe
Ikely Strong
Rachael Matener
Lena Strong
Jno. W. Bell
Federated Clubs
J. D. Wilkerson
Alexandria
Henry
Dobson
Morris
West Monroe
J. T. Cottle
Norway
Sweden
Haxland
Hermann
Myrtle Young
Calypso Street
Congress
America
Minnesota
Weamen
Winers
Merry Christies
Peruna
DeSiard
DeLaird Street
Just
Toa
Oo Jong
ABC
RBI
Ade
Lonsdale
Jo Balts Amoskee
Textra
Messahine
Sixtra Fine Quilts
Gents’ Furnishing Dept
Cooper's
Vac
Feovtr He
Ver
Arrow Brand
Theo
Dsesel
Strauss
Dofilers
Admiral Strauss
Dancing Academy
Lennie Hall
DeSiard Street
W. L. Wilson
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