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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1933

Page

8

Scouting Admired by R. C. Wyland at Ouachita Valley Meeting

Ray O. Wyland national director of Boy Scout education lauds Scouting as shaping American youth into future citizens. He cites leaders from the program and stresses integrity loyalty and ethics as core traits. The Ouachita Valley council executives hear reports from districts and plan a mid January convention. Harold Lewman regional director accompanies Wyland.

America Ouachita Mr. Wyland Ouachita Valley Herman Masur Masur Harold Lewman Memphis, Tenn

Esso Dealers Meet in Monroe for Red Ball Express Session

Esso dealers in the Monroe territory gather Tuesday at the Virginia hotel for a 7:30 p.m. sales meeting led by Standard Oil of Louisiana executives from New Orleans. The event, part of a state campaign called the Red Ball express, will feature a talkie screening and presentations on tires accessories and merchandising strategies for the coming year. S. S. Morris J. P. Luecke and Dan W. Spurlock lead the Monroe program with other New Orleans delegates including M. P. Van Pelt and J. H. Pickett.

Esso Monroe Territory Virginia Standard Oil Company of Louisiana New Orleans Monroe S. S. Morris J. P. Luecke Standard O:l Company Louisana Dan W. Spurlock M. P. van Pelt J. H. Pickett

Obituary notices for Mrs. M. S. Falk and C. A. Caldwell

Mrs. M. S. Falk aged 9 of 322 North Sixth Street died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Rev. L. T. Hastings. interment Riverview Burial Park. Survived by husband, twin daughters, six weeks, and siblings Grady and Earl Baker, Etolia and Thad Baker, Sibyl Masters. C. A. Caldwell, 38, of Collinston died Sunday after brief illness. Funeral at residence Monday, body taken to Ashland La. for interment. He leaves wife, son Archie, and many Caldwell siblings.

M. S. Falk North Sixth Street Mulhearn Funeral Home L. T Hastings First Baptist Church Riverview Burial Park Roseville Cal Etolia Thad Baker Dallas Texas Sibyl Masters Port Arthur C. A. Caldwell Collinston Ashland Caldwell American Legion Masonic Lodge Archie Jack Bell Caster T. Pitts Gibsland B. Rogers Saline B. B. Caldwell Dan Dilwood Flobel Lane Well Kendrick Caldwell Sprngfield Ark

Dan Gilbert Lodge Elects 405 Officers for Year

In Gilbert Louisiana at Dan Gilbert lodge number 405 F and A M officers were elected and installed for the coming year. Names listed include C C Hopkins worshipful master L L Wright senior warden S A Morgan junior warden H B Rountree treasurer N R Fund burk secretary O McLendon chaplain W A Martin senior deacon J W Irby junior deacon P W Childress Jr master of ceremonies S Cc Reese Chapman junior steward and C H Stephens Tyler.

Gilbert Dan Gilbert Lodge A. M C. C. Hopkins L. L. Wright S. A. Morgan H. B. Rountree N. R. Funderburk O. McLendon W. A. Martin J. W. Irby P. W. Childress, Jr S Cc Reese Chapman C. H. Stephens Tyler

Ground Broken for First Baptist Educational Building

A Sunday ceremony at 10 45 a m marked the ground breaking for the church's $100 000 educational building on a vacant lot south of the First Baptist church. Pastor Rev L T Hastings read scripture and spoke as a choir led songs. Church leaders and department heads joined the event including Frank Masling O O Clark treasurer E H Murrell educational director L A Stuke cradle roll chair Mrs D M Doughty and many others along with Sam Newsom and L B Pettit and G C Cornett among the participants.

First Baptist Church L. T. Hastings Frank Masling O. O. Clark E. H. Murrell L. A. Stuke D. M. Doughty Jordan Barton W. B. Robinson Forrest Seaman Jack Morrison Florence Ziegler Young People's Department A. D. Tisdale Roy Banister Walter Rhodes Women’s Missionary Society Sam Newsom The Brotherhood L. B. Pettit G. C. Cornett

Maccabees Plan Annual Election Meeting Here

Ouachita tent No. 54 of Maccabees will meet on South Grand street Tuesday night. Eight new members will be admitted and officers for the year nominated. Installation planned in January and an oyster supper for members. State Manager M. J. Bulger of New Orleans to attend with other state officers.

Ouachita Maccabees South Grand Street M. J. Bulger New Orleans

Convert League Will Hold Meeting on Monday

The Convert league of St. Mathews Catholic church will meet Monday night in the Hotel Frances dining room. The program includes musical numbers, an address of welcome by Mrs. F A Blanks, a talk on the league’s plans by Mrs. C H Dunaway, and a lecture by Rev J C Vandegzer on The Modern Appeal of the Ancient Church.

Convert League of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church Hotel Frances F. A. Blanks C. H. Dunaway J. C. Vandegzer

Tuberculosis Captain of the Men of Death in 1930s Health Fight

The article recalls Sir William Osler calling tuberculosis the captain of the men of death and notes the high burden among children and teens. It argues poverty and crowded living conditions fuel infection and that with funds and competent care, tuberculosis can be controlled, reducing future disability and death.

St. Louis William Osler White House United States Hippocrates

Tuberculosis Fight Fund Drives Christmas Seal Sale

Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health association finances its campaign with funds from selling double barred Christmas seals. The sale began December 1 and continues through December 24.

Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association

Louisiana Fruit Cake From Pantry Supplies

A parish home demonstration agent presents the Louisiana Fruit Cake recipe for the Christmas dinner. The nine pound cake uses flour, butter, egg yolks, fruit preserves, muscadine products and spices and can be baked in a slow oven or steamed in a pressure cooker. Sir Walter Raleigh note appears as a side historical fact.

Jewell McQuiller Ouachita Parish Louisiana

Civil service exam openings listed for 1934 positions

The U S civil service board announces examinations for junior calculating and tabulating machine operators with salaries up to 1440 dollars a year and card punch operators at 1260 dollars. Openings in Washington and Boston close January 4 and 5 1934 with age rules and veteran exceptions plus economy and retirement deductions.

Robert E. Ellington United States Civil Service Board of Examiners Washington D. C Washington D. C Bureau of Customs Treasury Department Boston Mass

New Banking Institution Opens In South Louisiana

Morgan City Louisiana December 11 Citizens National Bank of Morgan City opens with capital 190000 and surplus 10000 providing Morgan City and Berwick new banking facilities Officers include N H Breaux president J H Loeb chairman Dr C C de Gravelles and P R Norman vice presidents C P Lynch active VP and Jos L Fisher cashier Local subscription totaled 69000 with RFC purchasing 50000 in preferred stock.

Morgan City Citizens National Bank Berwick N. H. Breaux J. H. Loeb C. C. de Gravelles P. R. Norman C. P. Lynch

Sunset man injured in accidental firearm discharge

Murphy Benoit 21 of Sunset La was wounded by his own gun on a Sunset area farm. A physician amputated two fingers on each hand and he suffered facial lacerations from bird shot.

Opelousas Dec Vpi Murphy Benoit Sunset Benoit

Local Firm Bids For Barksdale Officers' Mess Building

Landis and Young of Monroe one of ten firms bidding the general contract for the officers' mess at Barksdale field Shreveport. Estimated cost about 40000 dollars. Bids due December 12 at 11 a m to the constructing quartermaster. One story building 83 by 164 feet with lounge dining room kitchen recreation and locker rooms.

Landis and Young of Monroe Barksdale Field Shreveport

Mayor Hardy to Speak on Community Building in Ruston

Ruston business and professional groups gather at city hall Wednesday night to hear George W. Hardy Jr. mayor of Shreveport discuss community building through organized effort. The event, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, reviews 1933 achievements and 1934 prospects with W. W. Durden presiding.

Ruston George W. Hardy, Jr Shreveport Chamber of Commerce W. W. Durden Allen Barksdale George Nicol Hardy C. E. Tooke A. E. Stinson Norman McDonald John P. Graham G. W. Bond W. A. Davidson J. C. Ritchie

Keystone lodge installs 213 officers for year

Sicily Island Louisiana December 11 Special At a regular meeting Keystone lodge No 213 F and A M Sunday the following officers were elected and installed for the ensuing year M J Saltzman worshipful master A S Krause senior warden E W Chisum Jr junior warden C A Cornick treasurer E W Chisum Sr secretary E B Knotts chaplain H D Penniston senior deacon Ches G Smith junior deacon C R Wilson master of ceremonies C G Webb senior steward Earl Denham junior steward A B Chisum tyler

Sicily Island Keystone Lodge No A. M M. J. Saltzman A. S. Krause E. W. Chisum, Jr C. A. Cornick E. W. Chisum E. B. Knotts

Victory claimed for lumber code settlement in Texas dispute

Memphis December 11. The Hardwood Manufacturers Institute claims a victory for the lumber code after amicable settlement with Jones O Shaughnessy Lumber Co of Beaumont Texas. The mill had operated 10 hours daily under plant takeover before agreeing to cease for 330 hours. Townshend says the move ends NRA injunction prospects and upholds code authority.

Memphis Hardwood Manufacturers’ Institute Jones-O'Shaughnessy Lumber Company Beaumont Texas J. H. Townshend NRA Washington Townshend Lumber Code Authority, Inc

Saturday Playground Attendance Improves at Forsythe Park

The Saturday playground at Legion Memorial home Forsythe park saw higher turnout, per leader Miss May Lieber. Younger children played ball games while older boys joined indoor baseball and football. plans were made for a future story submission by each child.

Legion Memorial Forsythe Park May Lieber

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R. C. Wyland James Cagney, Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Guy Gibbee Hollywood Paris Maurice Chevalier Ann Dvorak Edward Everett Horton Paramount Picture Bing Crosby Ricardo Cortez Richard Bennett Elizabeth Young Sharon Lynne Capitol First Baptists Convert League Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Hygeia the Health Magazine Sir Walter Raleigh North America U.S South Mayor Hardy LODGE James Machine Works Hammer and Anvil Reg Jay Jaffee Irving Jaffee U.S.A Europe BJ. Beyavids Tobacco Company
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