Fair Crest 4-H Club Gives 16 Bags to Needy
Fourteen members of the Fair Crest 4-H club supervised by Mrs. Jewell McQuiller prepared 16 bags for the needy. The bags contain toys wearing apparel fruit candy and nuts and were placed with the Monroe Welfare association for distribution in the coming days. The club promotes heart hand health and head and is led by Mrs J L Brown president with Mrs R JD Sisson as secretary treasurer.
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Fair Crest
Jewell McQuiller
Parish
Monroe Welfare Association
J. L. Brown
R. JD. Sisson
Young Married Women’s Club
Pioneer Lincoln family member dies at 64
W C Brothers aged 64 a member of Lincoln parish pioneer families died Sunday night at a Shresworth sanitarium He was brought to Ruston Monday morning for burial in Culberson community 17 miles northeast He leaves a wife and several children and five brothers Joe Charlie Howard L L all of Ruston Sam K Brothers Monroe and a sister Miss Tinie Brothers Ruston
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News- Star
Ruston
W. C. Brothers
Lincoln Parieh
Culberson
Joe Charlie
Howard
L. L
Sam K
Monroe
Miss Tinie Brothers
Lincoln Parish Reports 1600 Poll Taxes Paid
Lincoln parish sheriff A J Thigpen reports more than 1600 poll taxes collected to date from about 2900 assessed in Lincoln parish. The payment progress signals broad civic participation in local tax compliance.
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Lincoln Parish
Ruston
A. J. Thigpen
Ouachita Valley Scout News Training Meeting At Tallulah
A Tallulah court house gathering opened a training session for 16 men and eight potential assistant Scoutmasters as Ouachita Valley scouts organize a new troop. The event included an outdoor session planned for later, with One Spurlock slated to address the January 6 annual meeting and Clarence Faulk Jr. steadily recovering from pneumonia.
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Tallulah
Court House
Shreveport Council
Spurlock
Ouachita Valley
Troop One Meeting at St Matthew's School Friday Evening
Troop One gathered at St Matthew's school on Friday at 7 30 p m. Assistant Secoudmaster Hessel Cahn issued registration cards to members present and Father N F Vandegaer contributed a payment.
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St. Matthew's School
Secoudmaster
Hessel Cahn
N. F. Vandegaer
Initiation Night at Scout Meeting Highlights Inter-Troop Welcome
Friday marked initiation for Jack Selig, Tommy Sullivan, and Tommy Hayes with Troop 81 observing due to shared hall usage. Mr Crowe of Troop 31 conducted a brief business meeting and Dr. H S Carney of the American Legion inspected the group. Charles Titche Jr of Troop 30 opened the meeting and Mike John of Troop 81 led the benediction, inviting visiting troops to join future inter-troop games.
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Jack Selig
Tommy Sullivan
Tommy Hayes
Mr. Crowe
H. S. Carney
American Legion
Charles Titche, Jr
Troop
Troop 31 Meets at Church and Joins Troop 4
Troop 31 convened Friday at 7 30 p m with 19 boys present and most in uniform. The court of honor tests and merit badges were well represented compared to Monroe troops before marching to the American Legion home to meet Troop 4 where an initiation was held.
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Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
Legion
Monroe
West Monroe
American Legion
Scout Troops 31 and 32 Meet in West Monroe
Friday night meetings at the Methodist church drew 24 members in Troop 31 with plans to finish the Camp Ki Ro Li Scout house. Otho Brooks led the oath and Benediction by Lestie Ewing, while Troop 32 under E S Eby discussed Christmas good turns and the upcoming spring rally and exhibit booth.
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Methodist Church
Camp
Ki-Ro-Li
Mr. Ray
Lestie Ewing
Harold Miles
Scribe
West Monroe
E. S. Eby
Guy Huffty
Nine and Triplets Boost Fascist Baby Campaign
Po zzuoli Italy a couple already with nine children have added to the fascist drive for more and better babies by welcoming triplets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pozzuoli
Italy
Columbia Masons Install Officers for Coming Year
Columbia lodge No 164 of the Free and Accepted Masons installed officers for the coming year led by J. W. James as worshipful master and Clayton James as secretary. A banquet followed at a local cafe with members and guests. A later item reports a forgery attempt in which Ed Holman passed a check at R Seligman Son. the teller questioned the name, the suspect fled, and was jailed for forgery. A separate note mentions a liquor cache destroyed Friday night by H B Pruitt in the village.
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News-Star
Columbia
Columbia Lodge No
J. W. James
S. H. Thompson
J. C. Hicks
J. M Jones
J. O. Young
W. F. Meredith
Tyler
A. D. Bridger
Clayton James
D. C. Fisher
Lodge
Ed Holman
R. Seligman & Son
J. M. Willis
Seligman
Sisson
Willis
H. B. Pruitt
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bed-time with water. Next morning the cold has vanished and appetite returns. Family package 35 cents at any drug store.
Local officer discovers whiskey hid in hay pile
Marshal while patrolling town finds five one gallon jugs of whiskey concealed under hay in an outlying section. He hides near the pile and waits. no one appears. He breaks the jugs and burns the whiskey and hay, both fully consumed by the fire.
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Marshal
Local residents listed in court filing
I. D. Meredith of Grayson, W. B. Perkins of Clarks, R. A. Vincent and Rush Vincent of Kelly, Walker Lively of Long Lake, Mrs. Minnie Reitzel of Riverton, W. P. Newsom of Sardis, M. L. Howard of Hebert, J. J. Harris of Dorig, Patrick Ford of Banks are named in the document.
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I. D. Meredith
Grayson
W. B. Perkins
Clarks
R. A. Vincent
Rush Vincent
Kelly
Walker Lively
Long Lake
Minnie Reitzel
Riverton
W. P. Newsom
Sardis
M. L. Howard
Hebert
J. J. Harris
Dorig
Patrick Ford
Banks
Social visitors in Columbia referenced from multiple towns
Springs Claud Ford of Grayson R M May of Cotton Plant Willie Claunch of Kelly J W Calton of Mt Pleasant J W Clarkson of Clarks and M A Johnson and Mrs FE M Kirkland of Lonnie were social visitors in Columbia during the weekend.
Rainfall Record Hits 3.9 Inches in 36 Hours at Ruston
Weather observer J. C. H. McKinney reports 3.9 inches of rain fell in 36 hours ending at 6 am Monday. All small parish streams ran full and unpaved roads became deep with mud.
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Ruston
Star
J. C. H. McKinney
Presbyterians' Box Supper a Successful Fundraiser
A Christmas box supper at Cooktown Cumberland Presbyterian Church raised over 49 dollars to repaint the church building. Sheriff Thigpen served as auctioneer while Rev. Stevenson is the church pastor.
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Cooktown
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sheriff Thigpen
Rev. Stevenson
666 the Quick Cold Remedy Claims
The advertisement asserts 666 as the fastest cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria stating it is the most speedy remedy known.
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Fair Crest Club
Pioneer Family OF
Lincoln
DeSiard St
Monroe, LA
Scout News
C. E. Faulk
Leon Hammond
T. L. James
W. B. Gladney
Bastrop
J. R. Humble
Edward Everett
Farmers
C. C. Sheppard
Clarks Headquarte
Ville
Ouachita
HE Council
Herman Masur
F. X. Shaughnessy
L. R. Simpson
Scout
R. B. Stellwagon
Delta
N. B. Crawford
Bargas
Charles Wilds
Stephen Ballard Scribe
Personal Finance Company
Bernhardt
Billy Farguhar
Otho Brooks
Columbia Masons
Tion
Wise Shoe Co
Jackson St
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