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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1948

Page

10

Annual John Deere Day Draws 300 Farmers in Monroe

More than 300 north Louisiana farmers attended the fifteenth annual John Deere Day at Monroe Farm Equipment on DeSiard Street. Prizes included a seven cup percolator to R. T. Faulk Jr and an electric radio to Mrs. S. B. Hunt, both of Monroe. The event featured farming technique films and a barbecue with master of ceremonies H G Runyon.

Louisiana Monroe Farm Equipment Company DeSiard Street R. T. Faulk, Jr Monroe S. B. Hunt Luther Johnson Richard Thornton Linda Anderson Drew Anderson H. G. Runyon John Deere Plow Company George L. Shipp Columbia B. E. Gambrell John Deere Mr. Runyon Jimmy Thames Otis K Magee New Orleans

AMVETS to Host Christmas Party Aboard Floating Post

AMVETS plan a family Christmas party on December 22 at 7:30 PM aboard the post's floating home at Pine Street landing. The event features fruits, nuts, candy, cookies, ice cream, and cold drinks, with music, dance numbers, and games for children. Families bring gifts for underprivileged youngsters distributed by Good Fellows and Santa Claus.

George Fink Wil Walter S. Savage, Jr Post Pine Street Landing Vincent Anzalone Woman’s Auxiliary Good Fellows Santa Claus

Negro Woman Victim of Winnsboro Confidence Swindle

In Winnsboro Louisiana a middle aged Negro couple swindled Henrietta Ellis of 117 dollars after finding a check and leaving with the money to the bank. Police reported the incident as a confidence game and the city marshal George Ferrington commented on the case.

Winnsboro Henrietta Ellis George Ferrington

Masonic Lodge Plans Repair Move Urges Full Cooperation

The Monroe News Star reports a lodge installation with Oliver H Love Jr as junior deacon and W M A Glen Mc Intosh resigning. J S Johnston to install, C J Tolar marshal, Joseph Whitaker leads building committee to repair lodge, members urged to cooperate fully.

Monroe News-Star Jary D. M. Lynch Oliver H. Love, Jr John Morgan X. T. Matthews Glen Mc Intosh Morris Allen Joseph Whitaker Ryler W. M A. Glen Mc Intosh J. S. Johnston P. M C. J. Tolar

Quota Club Seeks Chairs for Aged Home Aid

The Quota Club asks for rocking chairs tables and lamps for the old people's home at 904 Jackson Street and invites donors to call 3455-1 for pickup. Sincere thanks accompany any aid helping the residents become more comfortable.

Quota Club Jackson Street

Steelman urges U S scholarships and school aid

Savannah reports John R. Steelman, adviser to President Truman, urged federal scholarships to defend democracy and called for priority national aid to states for operating expenses of grade and high schools. He proposed studying federal aid for school construction and creating a national science foundation. He framed education as essential to freedom amid ideological conflict.

Savannah John R. Steelman Truman Steelman Southern Governors’ Conference National Science Foundation America Congress

Parking Meters Installed To Improve City Traffic

City installs parking meters to free space for shoppers and short business calls. Police will enforce rules strictly. motorists must operate meters themselves and wind the handle to set time. Defacing meters is illegal and parents may be responsible for minors’ damages.

Police Department

Building Permits Granted for Remodels and Cabins

Permits were issued to J. H. Scogin to remodel and add to a residence at 2301 Marie Place for 680 dollars with J. M. Head as contractor. C. R. Tidwell received a 995 dollar permit to remodel a residence at 313 Morris Avenue with Frank Stone as contractor. Ruby McMurry was approved to erect a cabin at 618 Wilson Street costing 600 dollars with day labor. Lee Hall was granted a cabin at 919 Camp Street for 500 dollars with day labor.

J. H. Scogin Marie Place J. M. Head C. R. Tidwell Morris Avenue Frank Stone Ruby McMurry Wilson Street Lee Hall Camp Street

Flood waters enter Salem as Willamette recedes

Flood waters of the Willamette river moved into Oregon's capital area with no serious damage expected. The river is falling at upriver points while lowland flooding increases. Four lives were claimed by floods and a Pacific storm over the weekend, with disruptions across western Oregon. Corvallis and Albany reported crest passes with minor inconvenience and Portland anticipated only minor dock damage as the crest reached the metro area.

Salem Ore Willamette River Oregon State Capital Red Cross Corvallis Albany Portland Here

Woman Dies Trying to Save Brother in Fiery Home

Chicago reports a 63-year-old woman Miss Calista Pratt and her bedridden 80-year-old brother Richard perished in a two story frame house fire. Their 62-year-old sister Miss Jeanette Pratt escaped after summoning firefighters. The cause was undetermined.

Chicago Calista Pratt Richard Jeanette Pratt Miss Pratt Daniel Lyons

Santa Claus Visits Cub Scout Pack 34

Cub pack 34 will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the First Methodist Church annex with Santa Claus present for the Cub Scouts and other children of the families. Non members should bring a family gift to ensure no one is overlooked in distribution and prospective cubs should bring a gift not exceeding 50 cents.

First Methodist Church Santa Claus

Mrs Swift Folder Attracts Wide Readship

Mrs Mildred Swift city home demonstration agent had a feature on a free fruit cake recipe book in a recent Sunday edition. Last week a request came from Mrs Canada Richman of West Hempstead New York and a card was received yesterday.

W. T. Simpson New Orleans Agricultural Extension Department Mildred Swift Canada Richman West Hempstead N. Y

St Joseph Elects Masonic Heads for 1949

Officers elected to serve Tensas Lodge No. 306 F and A M for 1949 include George Haston as worshipful master John R Coor senior warden David Hornsby junior warden C J Tolar treasurer Robert C Smith secretary and others listed for the year in St Joseph Louisiana.

ST. Joseph Tensas Lodge George Haston John R. Coor David Hornsby C. J. Tolar Robert C. Smith Secre

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