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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1935

Page

3

Funeral for Mrs. Jessie C. Sadler in Monroe

Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie C. Sadler, Monroe civic and religious leader, will be at 3 30 p m today at First Methodist Church after rites at 205 Pine Street. Rev W C Scott to officiate with interment at Riverview burial park. Surviving are son R B Sadler of Alexandria and daughter Mrs Boyce Honnell of Memphis.

Jessie C. Sadler Monroe Memphis Tenn First Methodist Church Pine Street W. C. Scott Riverview Burial Park R. W. Germany B. B. Handy Bradley Waelder Monroe Public Library League Red Cross Young Women's Christian Association News- Star R. B. Sadler Alexandria Boyce Honnell

Incomes Show Levelling Influence Of Low Mood In Louisiana

The treasury department reports 1933 income tax data for Louisiana showing a sharp drop in millionaire incomes since 1929 and a rise in returns with net incomes between $1,000 and $2,000. Total returns fell from 35,093 in 1929 to 33,094 in 1933 with taxes paid dropping from $2,859,568 to $1,497,560, while the average net income was $2,623.11 and the average tax $45.25.

Washington Louisiana

Louisiana Corporations Report Higher Net Income in 1933

Total income 63 124 000 with 12 718 000 from business and 6 755 000 from partnerships. Net income for Louisiana corporations rose from 1932 lows, with 6 605 returns reporting 21 130 000 net income versus 14 929 000 by 6 675 firms in 1932. Total tax paid reached 2 963 000 compared with 1 765 000 the prior year.

Louisiana

West Monroe agrees repair deal for street damage

Jones and Bland, contractors on the dirt levee wall project for West Monroe flood protection, have agreed with the city to pay 500 in liquidation of damages to city streets. Most damage is on South Fifth street and repairs include fixing water main leaks where broken.

D A R Members Protect Wild Growth in Arkansas

Crossett and Ashley county D A R members work with the state organization to protect holly dogwood and rare blooming shrubs. They seek the exact location to mark the historic Louisiana trail through Ashley county and identify the Old Marie Saline road.

Crossett Ark Ashley County A. W. Parks Arkansas Centennial Commission Arkarigas Old Marie Saline Road

Centennial marks historic sites along county river route

Mr. Parks announced that a marking program will traverse the county to the Ouachita river as part of Arkansas Centennial projects. The initiative aims to locate and mark historic sites across the state during the centennial celebration.

Ouachita River Arkansas Parks

Births in Mer Rouge and Quitman

A son was born December 22 to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Eckles in Mer Rouge Louisiana. In Quitman Louisiana a daughter was born December 21.

Mer Rouge G. E. Eckles Quitman

Roxie Ann Brooks Named in Announcement

The notice states the child was named Roxie Ann Brooks and is addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brooks.

Mrs Clyde Brooks Roxie Ann Brooks

Car Crash Involving Alleged Drunk Driver

I Bailey reports his car parked near 19th and DeSiard streets was struck by a vehicle driven by a man who appeared intoxicated. The driver fled the scene. Bailey’s car sustained heavy damage.

I. Bailey S. Washington Street Nineteenth DeSiard Streets

Poultry production leaders named United States and China

The United States is the world’s largest poultry producer followed by China in second place, highlighting a global leadership gap in meat outputs and regional production dynamics.

United States China

Garden Color Harmony Studied By Home Club

A Quitman Home Demonstration club meeting explored Color Harmony in the Garden with a shrub demonstration. The event occurred at Mrs. C. A. Robernson’s home and a program committee of Mrs. Jeff Thomas, Mrs. Blalock, and Mrs. E. B. McConathy was formed. The January meeting will be at Mrs. Thomas’ residence.

Quitman Quitman Home

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