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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1929

Page

7

Monroe firm funds aid for undernourished children

The Monroe Furniture Co and its Mississippi Louisiana stores allocate a portion of Christmas receipts to aid undernourished pupils. Miss Julia Wossman principal of Barkdull Faulk school will administer the fund to buy milk and provide remedial relief, concentrating on Monroe as the distribution point for maximum effect.

Monroe Furniture Company Mississippi Louisiana Julia Wossman Barkdull Faulk Monroe

Weaver Brought Back to Monroe by Local Deputy

Eugene Weaver twenty one of South Fifth street was brought to Monroe by deputy sheriff C L Tarver after being implicated in the robbery of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store on South Grand Avenue. He arrived from Memphis in custody and engaged counsel George Wesley Smith and W F Pipes. Charles Lambert, thirty, turned himself in with attorney and a bond of one thousand dollars arranged. Lambert's brother J N Lambert managed the store. Weaver already faced bond on a December twenty one burglary in Morehouse Parish with alleged confederates Mounger and East. Police expect more arrests in the A and P robbery.

Eugene Weaver South Fifth Street Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company South Grand Avenue Weaver Memphis Tenn C. L. Tarver George Wesley Smith Rayville W. FP. Pipes Monroe Charles Lambert Lambert Charles Snyder

Pair Spending Honeymoon On The Ouachita

J Hendricks of West Monroe married Mrs Kitcherell of the same city after building a houseboat for their marital life. The couple wed at Rev Tr A Patton's home on South Riverfront and are now honeymooning on the Ouachita River aboard the furnished houseboat near the traffic bridge.

J. Hendricks West Monroe Kitcherell Ouachita River

W. M. Residence Razed by Blaze in Early Hour

Fire at 510 Coleman Avenue in West Monroe destroyed a one story frame residence and its contents. The house was insured for 1500 with 1250 on furniture. total loss likely higher. Firefighters faced a frozen hydrant and stretched hose several blocks. they saved the neighboring store owned by Jacob.

W. M Weat Monroe Joe Jacola Coleman Avenue West Monroe Jacob

Hoover signs bill for new veterans hospital facilities

President Hoover signed a measure authorizing construction of new veterans hospital facilities nationwide at a total cost of 15,950,000 dollars. The action expands health care infrastructure for veterans across multiple regions.

Washington Hoover

Christmas Tree and Program at Louisiana Training Institute

Inmates at the Louisiana Training Institute will hold a Christmas tree event in the school auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. Friends are invited. The tree will bear presents for all the boys. The program includes music and short talks by staff, including a brief address by Superintendent Charles Schulze.

Louisiana Training Institute Charles Schulze

Theft of $37 Reported From Mrs Simmons Home

Cash taken from a room at 214 North Fourth Street belonging to Mrs Simmons was reported to police at 10 40 am. An unknown intruder entered the room earlier that morning and fled with the money with no clues yet developed.

Simmons North Fourth Street

Snow Drifts Halt Monroe Traffic and Rescue Two

A major snow storm left nine to eight inches of snow on level ground around Monroe and deeper drifts. Cars slid into ditches, intersections froze, and lights failed for over an hour. A search party rescued Mrs. Tippit and Charles Cason after they were lost in woods near Cheniere bayou, aided by matches and a large fire.

T. L. Tippit Monroe Charles Cason E. D. Cason West Monroe State Bank Cheniere Bayou Here Monroe-Bros Cason Second de- Siard

Many Gaily Lighted Trees Add to Christmas Spirit

Monroe lights up with Christmas cheer as Allen Jones counts 147 outdoor trees in residential yards with more in windows. Downtown shops glow with decorations while the lawn trees, once started in California, now spread nationwide as a festive tradition.

Monroe Allen Jones The News-Staur

Rail merger plans flagged by senators amid broad system consolidation

Senator Fess of Ohio urges compulsory consolidation and will confer with the commission to define needed action. Senator Watson of Indiana calls for more legislation soon, potentially after the tariff bill. Democratic opposition notes include Wheeler of Montana opposing uniting Great Northern with Northern Pacific, calling it a western calamity. Pittman of Nevada remains noncommittal on the commission’s proposal.

Accaoi Ag Senate Commission Wheeler Montana Great Northern Northern Pacific Pittman Nevada

Rail consolidation faces doubt from commerce committee

Senator Howell of Nebraska questions the proposed rail lines plan and doubted its benefit while warning against reducing freight rates. The piece also notes store service with the Hambone express delivering 1660 packages through 300 to 460 miles, highlighting Kodak products, perfumes, and a large fountain trade. IKENE SIMS Notary Public News-Star Office

Northwest Howell Nebraska Commerce Commission Commission

Collens-Thompson Drug Company Opens Fifth Year

Collens-Thompson Drug Company here marks its fifth year with the Hotel Virginia as the location. Since opening, the store has seen steady growth yearly with increasing volume. Officers listed include President John Collens and Vice-President ...

Collens-Thompson Drug Company Hotel Virginia John Collens

Fire department runs two alarms today with one mistaken

Two runs were made by the fire department today. One was a false alarm caused by a misheard call to the repair department of the Lee Rogers Chevrolet company. The other fighting a fire started by an overheated gas stove gutted a three room house at 104 Powers Alley and damaged neighboring homes. The house was owned by Thompson and Knott and occupied by Annie Johnson.

Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Company Chevrolet Company Fire Department Powers’ Alley Thompson and Knott Annie Johnson

Pankey Brothers Return Home for Holidays

Joe and Eugene Pankey return from Webb school Bellebuckle Tenn to spend holidays at home of their father Dr J H Pankey in this city W O W Pankey connected with the state highway department arrives from Baton Rouge for the holiday visit

DR. Pankey Joe Eugene Pankey Webb School Bellebuckle Tenn W. O. W. Pankey State Highway Department Baton Rouge J. H. Pankey

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