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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1930

Page

3

Mercer Chosen Choir Director in West Monroe

R L Mercer, leader of the West Monroe Men's chorus, is named director of the First Methodist church choir in West Monroe. He will start at the next choir practice. The chorus has grown and performed at public concerts, and many members are expected to sing weekly, boosting the church’s musical appeal.

First Methodist Church of West Monroe R. L. Mercer

Truth in fairy tales and Santa Claus for modern children

The piece debates telling children the literal truth about fairy tales and Santa. It weighs the value of distinguishing fact from fancy against protecting a child’s faith and wonder. It suggests honesty when a child asks but questions if merciless truth is always necessary.

Santa Claus Santa Heaven North Pole

The Child's Belief in Santa Claus and Narrative Comfort

A discussion on harmless childhood fictions and the role of belief in Santa Claus. It argues that comforting tales like animal stories and fairy tales aid development, while guilt arise only if later truths disrupt a child’s emotional balance.

Santa Claus

Change in managership at Riverside sanitarium

Riverside sanitarium announced a new management slate after a Tuesday meeting. Dr. C. H. Mosely was re elected president, Mrs. Mayoza became general manager and vice president, Mrs. Viola E. Parsons was secretary treasurer, with new directors including Mosely and Parsons. Four members retired from the board. In Calhoun City Mississippi on December 30 William Smith, a 28 year old inmate who escaped Pontotoc county jail, was shot and killed while resisting arrest by a posse. he faced an assault with intent to kill charge against Deputy R. T. Wells.

Riverside Sanitarium S. Mayoza C. H. Mosely Viola E. Parsons Mary Banister S. Mayora Elmer Slagle William Rodriguez Theo Terzia Fred Peters Calhoun City Miss William Smith Pontotoc County R. T. Wells

Birth rate in 1929 hits low since 1915 records start

The 1929 birth rate reached 189 per 1000 population, the lowest level since the U S census began comprehensive tracking in 1915.

U. S. Bureau of Census

Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar excerpt clash

Albert Werper resolves to seize jewels from Tarzan after watching him swing away to confront danger. Verper fooled by Tarzan's absence plots his own escape and rival he plans to take the jewels for himself.

Verper Albert Werper

What Does 1931 Hold for Lovers of Popular Music

An overview of 1931 popular music notes jazz shifts and rising sentimental songs. It highlights hits like St Louis Blues and Tiger Rag, mentions Three Little Words and I Got Rhythm, and cites Cantor and Vallee influence. It forecasts possible relapses for jazz and boosts for sentimental tunes with film ties and upcoming New Year entertainment.

Monroe St. Louis Eddie Cantor Amos 'N’ Andy Lillian Roth Jennie Lee Ritz Harry Richman Maurice Chevalier Betty Collegians Feddie Rudy Vallee Vallee

New Year Shows Planned in Twin Cities Theaters

The Twin Cities theaters announce New Year programs for Wednesday night to usher in 1931 and bid 1930 goodbye. At Paramount Manager Harry Rice promises a vaudeville bill and pictures. The Young sisters from West Monroe will perform an acrobatic specialty act.

Twin Cities Paramount Harry Rice Sarah Young West Monroe

Berlin Tests Steam Jets to Clean Oil Films from Streets

Berlin researchers are testing portable boiler powered steam jets to remove oil films left by motor vehicles from city streets. The method aims to keep roads cleaner and reduce slick spots in urban traffic.

Berlin

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