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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1930

Page

2

Anti-Saloon Crusader Sloan to Speak Twice in West Monroe

Rev. Leon W. Sloan of the Louisiana Anti-Saloon League is due to address First Baptist Church in West Monroe on Sunday morning at 11 and again at 8 PM. He will discuss Judge William Clark of New Jersey ruling that nationwide prohibition would require state convention ratification and outline a firm response from Louisiana to the decision.

Leon W. Sloan Louisiana New Orleans Judge Clark Clark New Jersey Federal Cent Sloan West Monroe First

Tentative Legion six month plan outlined by Monroe post

Lem Orchard commander of the L Berkhall Fourth American Legion post announced a tentative six month program for ensuing year with observances of Washington and Lincoln birthdays school cooperation flag education and Memorial Day plans. Junior baseball arrangements civic organization outreach and Boy Scout camp prep are included along with an emergency relief corps and a large Flag Day display plan.

Lem Orchard L. Berkhall Fouth American Legion Monroe Legion Lakes Up Ena Ae Dows Washington Lincoln Legion Wake Isaac America American Legion Emergency Relief Corps Post American Legion

Furnishings Added to Juvenile Officer Office in Ouachita Parish

Severs pieces of new equipment were added to the office of E. L. Wright, juvenile officer in Ouachita Parish. A unique oak desk, desk lamp, and two filing cabinet sections arrived with parish and city contributions. Wright is authorized to assist as of January.

E. L. Wright Ouachita Perish Monroe Mier Wright

Youth Fractures Leg in West Monroe Bike Accident

Nine year old Marold Boyd son of Charles Boyd of 608 Cypress Street West Monroe was hospitalized with a broken leg after a collision with Miss Emilyn Cason of West Monroe. He fell from his bicycle while being driven by Miss Cason on Saturday morning at a sanatorium.

Marold Boyd Charles Boyd Cypress Street West Monroe Francis

Eastern Star Officers to Be Installed in West Monroe

Annie D Bennett Chapter 181 Order of Eastern Star invites public to Monday installation at West Monroe Masonic Temple. Newly elected officers include Mrs W D Golson as worthy matron and W D Golson as worthy patron with multiple associate officers and staff.

Annie D. Bennett Order of Eastern Star West Monroe Masonic Temple W. D. Golson W D. Golson P. &. Cowan J. A. Daniel Martha R. B. Henry Electa Jessie Mae Page D. C. Metcalfe Sentinel

Louisiana Hopes to Set Legion Membership Record

The Louisiana American Legion aims for a record year as 5 303 members are in good standing for the coming year, up from 4 387 last year. State Commander Sem Jones reports growth and nine new posts, with a 100 percent designation for 26 old ones and plans to reach 8 958 by next January.

American Legion Louisiana Post Orchard Sem Jones Lake Charles Monroe Commander Jones Legion

Twin Cities WCTU to observe Prohi Law anniversary

The Twin Cities Woman's Christian Temperance Union marks the eighteenth amendment anniversary on January 16 with a program at West Monroe First Methodist Church. Mrs. J. O. McCormick says members in both cities will prepare, and the group urges obedience and enforcement of prohibition.

Twin Cities Woman's Christian Temperance Union J. O. McCormick West Monroe

Emancipation Observed In Monroe Forty Eighth Anniversary Program

The sixty eighth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation will be celebrated Thursday at 2 30 by Monroe negroes. A program has been arranged with Professor M J Foster as chairman. Contributions for the relief of unemployed and physically unfit will be collected. Committee members include Rev J H Housely John Rogers Rev W H Flood W L Gaten C H Cope E Brown R E Pierce Rev E L Brunson Rev W W Hill H R Flynn P W Stephenson J S Newman and W P Darrington.

Abraham Lincoln M. J. Foster Professor Foster J. H. Housely John

New Hill-Climb Locomotive Tested in Brussels Region

A new locomotive designed for hill climbing was tested on the Brussels Libramont line. The engine measures 45 feet in length and 15 feet in height. The tender is 30 feet long and carries 49 tons of water and 10 tons of coal.

Brussels Brussels-Libramont

Indiana farmer slays three in fit of insanity

Shirley McNeely a 35 year old farmer of Tennyson Indiana killed his mother stepfather and uncle in a late afternoon incident near Booneville Hampered by a stated mental disturbance he surrendered to Sheriff Ward saying his mind began to clear after the triple slaying He planned to kill his wife and relatives but could not explain why he acted

Associated Press Booneville Ind Shirley McNeely Tennyson Mike Breidenbach Thomas Wetson McNeely

Boy Almost Fatally Burned While Playing

Newton Horn seven year old son of Mr and Mrs C W Horn of Calvert addition West Monroe was severely burned after stepping near a yard fire on Christmas Eve. His sister Margaret 11 acted quickly grabbing him and beating out the flames saving him from worse injuries. His leg sustained deep burns from knee to hip.

Newton Horn C. W. Horn Calvert Addition West Monroe

Marceline Day to wed Los Angeles fur dealer

Motion picture actress Marceline Day has announced her engagement to Arthur J. Klein a wealthy fur dealer of Los Angeles. The couple had been friends for five years and no wedding date has been set. Day's sister Alice Day recently married Jack Los Angeles broker.

Hollywood Marceline Day Arthur J. Klein Los Angeles Miss Day Alice Day

Hyde Acts to Stimulate Corn Sugar Production

Secretary Hyde moved to boost corn sugar use by removing a labeling requirement that its presence in canned foods be declared. He said the change ends discrimination against corn sugar and would expand the industry without hurting cane and beet sugar producers. The rule was administrative, not legal, and does not affect food and drug control or labeling rules for injurious ingredients.

Washington Hyde Agriculture Department Food and Drug Control

Carmody Seriously Ill In Grand Rapids Hospital

Associated Press reports Martin H. Carmody 53, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, is seriously ill with pneumonia in a Grand Rapids hospital. He is a member of the French Legion of Honor and a knight of the Order of St. Gregory the Great.

Grand Rapids, Mich Martin H. Carmody Knights of Columbus Mr. Carmody French Legion of Honor Order of St. Gregory the Great Grand

Brisk Poll Tax Payments In Ouachita Parish

Poll taxes collected at Ouachita Parish sheriff's office numbered over 5 000 by noon on Saturday, 1 300 more than last year. With three days left, the midnight Wednesday deadline approaches. A governor’s car accident near Zimmer­man involved Miss Grosjean and Eugene Conway, leaving the car damaged and ordered to a local garage.

Ouachita Paris J. O. Vandyke A. E. Conway

Juvenile Officer Warns Against Air Guns in City

BE Wright the juvenile officer warns boys to refrain from using air rifles or firearms inside city limits. He notes post Christmas gifting increases such weapons among youths and cites city ordinances and potential injuries. He urges kids to take new guns to the countryside for use.

BE. L. Wright Wright

Richard Cassidy Dies Here Today at 56 Years

Richard Cassidy born near Dublin November 18 1859 came to the United States at twenty. A Texas early life resident he became Monroe city building inspector in 1910 until his death. Survived by wife Sallie Simmons six children and church and lodge memberships. Six months ago he fell ill with heart trouble.

Ireland Dublin Cassidy United States Texas Sallie Simmons First Methodist Church Monroe Western Star Lodge F. and A. M Knights of Pythias Ahig

Alice Grosjean Hurt In Longs Damaged Car Trip

Miss Alice Grosjean secretary of state and member of a state liquidation board was injured when Governor Longs car was wrecked on the way to Baton Rouge. Governor Long and Mr Conway accompanied her party which arrived several hours late due to the crash.

Baton Rouge Miss Grosjean State Board of Liquidation Governe Long Mr. Conway Young Conway

Miss Grosjean Suffered Only Minor Bruises

Miss Alice Lee Grosjean escaped serious harm after a collision that partially wrecked Governor Long's car about 20 miles above Alexandria. The Towntalk notes she sustained only minor bruises.

Miss Grosjean Alexandria Alice Lee Grosjean Governor Long

Joffre Gravely Ill After Second Wound Dressing

Marshal Joffre, famed for the Marne victory, is gravely ill due to suppuration and gangrene from a wound. Madame Joffre stays at his bedside as Dr Boulin reports a syncope during the second dressing. Professor L E Riche performed an urgent operation after the latest deterioration.

Joffre Marne Madame Joffre

Father Marsh Sermon to Air on KMLB Sunday

DeSoto province visitor Father J C Marsh is due in Monroe by car Saturday. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree install officers after Sunday mass at St Matthew's School with Bertell as guest at 1 p.m. A procession forms from the rectory to the church and a banquet follows at Hotel Virginia.

DeSoto Monroe Knights of Columbus Bertell Hotel Virginia St Matthew's Parochial School

Medical bulletin on marshal illness and doctors

The bulletin notes grave urgency, an operation and later decline in the marshal's condition. Signed by Professors Le Riche Faure Labbe and doctors Boulin Joutaine, it records a formal wish for silence amid illness and arterial inflammation context.

Marshal le Riche J. L. Faure Labbe Boulin Joutaine

West Side Well Rejected by Louisiana Board

The West Side Water project was rejected as a municipal supply by the Louisiana board after failing to meet specifications. West Monroe council awarded the well contract to Layne Louisiana for 7950 dollars. the well produced 500 gallons per minute but did not satisfy state requirements.

West Side West Monroe Layne Louisiana Company Becton

Income Blanks to Be Received Here on Jan 2

Income blanks to be received here on January 2 on each classification than was paid in 1929. For 1929 a joint resolution by both houses of Congress fixed a lower rate for 1929 than had applied in 192%, but this resolution was of

Congress

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