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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1937
Page
11
A compact listing of crossword prompts including Destroys Uncooked Feminine name and other entries. It also notes clues for Hang down Datch sight of Loud noise Hobby Thong Diner Tift Outer garment Notion Abound Artificial language and a solemn promise.
Tarzan escapes along a tree lined avenue toward freedom as six priests dash after him with ape like speed. Soldiers recover quickly and fire rifles through the trees as bullets whiz by.
Workmen on the federal resettlement project uncovered seven nearly intact skeletons and several pieces of black clay pottery at Crew Lake. The bones included a child and a six foot adult, with pottery fragments showing distinct straight and curved line designs. One skull was removed to Monroe by officials, and most pottery pieces were cracked or chipped.
Miss Lois Burkhart, a Corrigan Texas student, will arrive in Monroe on Thursday to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs U Burhart of Swartz.
Claiborne parish 4-H clubs elect officers for the coming year. Dewell Gandy is president of the council with Mary Hannah as vice president and Katie Maud Hood as secretary. Local leaders named for each club include Summerfield Athens Homer High School Haynesville Cross Roads Lisbon and Hurricane with respective presiding officers and aides.
The Rodney J. Hobbs post and auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announce their annual Christmas party at the post hall on De Siard street this Thursday at 7 45 p m. E H Miller, post commander, says all members are urged to attend. A program of interest is planned and gift stockings filled with candy fruit and presents will be brought by members for underprivileged children and distributed by the auxiliary.
The note recalls that five major conflicts start in April: the Revolutionary War on April 19, the Mexican War on April 24, the Civil War on April 12, the Spanish American War on April 19, and World War I on April 6.
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