Jobe Wins Magnolias Camp Consul Post In 1938
R L Jobe elected consul of Magnolia camp Moderna Woodmen of America for the coming year. He joined Oct 22 1934 and has served as escort in Wes Monroe activities. Jobe, employed by News Star and Morning World, aims to make 1938 the camp’s best year with 100 members’ cooperation. A memorial service honored Carrick B White. plans for a Monroe Bastrop weiner roast are announced.
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J. L. Pittman
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Paul Newman, Jr
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Curtis Jeam
L. E. Wager
Morehouse Parish
Paul J. Newman
Kansas City
Monroe
Carrick B. White
Coughlin Returns to Social Justice Staff
Father Charles E. Coughlin announces he will rejoin the Social Justice staff as editorial counsellor with the permission of Archbishop Mooney. Walter Baertschi of Toledo, who bought the paper, remains owner. Coughlin plans to resume radio broadcasts soon.
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Social Justice
Edward Mooney
Walter Baertschi
Toledo
Father Coughlin
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