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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1936

Page

12

Large tax payment from Louisiana Power and Light in Ouachita

A check for 102713.07 representing the largest Ouachita parish tax paid to the sheriff Tuesday by Louisiana Power and Light, owner of a Sterlington power plant. Smaller payments followed as the department expected about 120600 in loans banks before closing. Midnight December 21 is the deadline for 1936 taxes to avoid penalties.

Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Department Louisiana Power and Light Company Sterlington C. D. Meridith Civil Department

Railroad Worker Leaves Sanitarium After Crash Injury

O. M. Arnette, Illinois Central switchman, was moved from St. Francis sanitarium to his home at 6100 Alexander Ave after a collision at Washington and North Ninth streets. Arnette, riding on grab bars of a boxcar, was hit by driver D. C. Carr, charged with reckless driving. Arnette has a bad knee sprain, contusions, and bruises and is expected to return to work in several weeks.

D. C. Carr Breard Street Arnette

Debutantes rebuff Rudy Vallee in Washington appearance

Rudy Vallee faced a flat rejection from Washington debutantes after he requested 24 to appear in his act. He offered no singing or dancing, just a hello on stage, but no eligible debutantes volunteered. Vallee stood by his demand, but the latest reports say nothing advanced.

Washington Rudy Vallee Rudy

FDIC Liquidator Moves West Monroe Bank Office

Jack Bernhardt the FDIC liquidator for West Monroe State Bank announced that after January 1 his office will be at 707 Ouachita National Bank Building Monroe. Since taking charge his office has been in the former bank quarters.

Jack Bernhardt Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Monroe

Presbyterians to Hold Christmas Party at First Church

The First Presbyterian church will host a Christmas tree and entertainment on Thursday at 6 p.m. described as early candlelight time. All members and Sunday school are invited for a program of special interest with Santa Claus and presents for children, arranged by J. Arthur Smith, Sr.

First Presbyterian Church Santa Claus J. Arthur Smith

Thefts Reported in Downtown Monroe Monday Night

Police reported two thefts in downtown Monroe Monday night. Pete Hernandez of 210 Adams Street reported a bicycle stolen from in front of a theater and Raschell Redding of Sterlington reported jewelry and a box of candy stolen from his automobile.

Monroe Pete Hernandez Adams Street Raschell Redding Sterlington

Toys Reborn Bring Christmas Joy to Monroe Kids

The I Baer building hosted long lines of children with requisitions as 4050 toys were rebuilt or made anew. Fourteen WPA workers produced dolls and toys with professional looks under the Council of Social Agencies and Monroe Recreation department. A Christmas pageant is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and carolers will tour the city on Christmas Eve meeting at the recreation center.

Monroe I. Baer Council of Social Agencies Monroe Recreation Department WPA Salvation Army Municipal Recreation Department Teachers of Recreation Center Monroe Recreation Center

Columbia High honor roll named for second six weeks

Columbia High School presents its honor roll for the second six weeks. Principal H. S. Bankston lists students across grades from first to eleventh with numerous names including Maude Bates Ray Finley and Johnnye Ruth Cottingham among others.

Columbia Columbia High School H. S. Bankston Maude Bates Ray Finley Mary Ann Burk Maurine Kitchingham Marian Hopkins Barbara Nell Ramsey Janie Sue Wilkins Erna Rhue Dollar Harold Finley Odell Bates Mary Lou Alford O. C. Hancock Robert Joe Lee Jack Ledbetter Holmes Mouser Sammy Watson Loretta Campbell Nila Cox Bobbye Finley Frances Marie Gartman Dorothy Saucier Carolyn Lee Christine Little Tina Aline Moore Ida Frances Dumas Mary Alice Wilkins Durwood Hudson Delbert Cox Robert Jordan Bud Traylor John Wilkins Glenn Wilson Nina Sue Harris Rose Mary Myers Gertrude Lively Bessie Berg Humphries Esther Thompson Emma Lou Russell Margie Girod Louis Jarrell Kirby Brown Leler Mae Patton Mary Jane Davis Mary Estus Jones Myra Nell Myers Adele Redditt Travis Hughes Curtis Lourrey James Martin Jim Sherman Robert Lively Freeman Lively Willie Broadway Robert Meredith Carl Rosser Nina Hinton Bill Godfrey Boyd Wilkins

First quarterly conference set for Sterlington Marion charge

The Sterlington Marion charge of the Methodist church will hold its first quarterly conference of the year at Sterlington next Sunday afternoon led by Rev. H L Johns presiding elder of the Monroe district. The charge includes Sterlington Marion and Birds Chapel with Rev J E Hearn in his second year as pastor.

Marion Sterlington-Marion Methodist Church Sterlington H. L. Johns Monroe Bird’s Chapel J. E. Hearn

Car Fire Extinguished on Jackson Street

Firefighters answered a 6 30 a m call to the 2600 block of Jackson street and extinguished an automobile fire caused by a short circuit in wiring. The blaze caused slight damage to the car owned by E S Waller a carpenter of West Monroe.

Jackson Street E. S Waller, Carpenter West Monroe

Hollywood Fight Upset At Club In Front Of Stars

Eleanor Whitney the screen actress was carried from a Hollywood nightclub in a hysterical condition after two men fought while notables watched. Witnesses include Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor. Billy Gray staged the altercation as part of his act and later apologized.

Hollywood Eleanor Whitney Barbara Tanwyck Robert Taylor Billy Gray Miss Whitney James Ellison Gray San Francisco Ellison San Franciscan

Exams Announced by Federal Board

The United States civil service commission issues open competitive examinations for several positions. Listings include Informational Service Representative and various social security and animal husbandry roles with salaries from 1 800 to 5 600 dollars annually. Full details available from the secretary of the U S civil service board of examiners at the post office in this city.

United States Civil Service Commission Social Security Board Bureau of Animal Industry Commodity Exchange Commodity Exchange Administration Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Forest Service U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Public Installation of Columbia Eastern Star Officers

Columbia Louisiana December 22 A public installation of newly elected officers of the Columbia chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held tonight at the Masonic hall. Officers to be installed include Worthy Patron Mrs Jettie James,Worthy Patron W D McSween Jr, Associate Matron Mrs Helen Kidd, Associate Patron J W James, Secretary Mrs Lilla Gilbert, Treasurer L C Munn, Conductress.

Columbia Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Jettie James W. D. McSween, Jr Helen Kidd J. W. James Lilla Gilbert L. C. Munn

Notable officers listed for lodge ceremony

The document names the officers and staff for the lodge event including Mrs Flo Morris as associate conductress Mrs Lois McSween chaplain Mrs Carrie Hill marshal and other designated roles such as warder sentinel organist and members like Mrs Zarada James Ada Mrs Willie Lee Ruth Esther Pauline Thompson Martha Flora Thompson Electa and Mrs H wr Bridger Ludie Tawk ins and J R Hawkins as organizer.

Flo Morris Lois McSween Carrie Hill Marshal Zarada James Ada Willie Lee Ruth Earline Hopkins Esther Pauline Thompson Martha Flora Thompson Electa H. Wr. Bridger Ludie Tawkins Sentinel J. R. Hawkins Louise Webb

Arrests Over Untaxed Liquor Case In City Raid

City Detectives L G Parker and D J Bedsole arrested Samuel Murray Sr after raiding 2601 Breard Street where twenty six and a half gallons of untaxed liquor were found. Murray and his son Samuel Murray Jr are held for federal authorities. The piece notes the sun is a small star visible to the naked eye.

L. G. Parker D. J. Bedsole Samuel Murray, Sr Murray Samuel Murray, Jr Breard Street

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