17 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1933
Page
1
Society column readers are asked to telephone the society editor at 292 and 1404 after p m or bring notices to the Monroe News-Star office between 7 30 a m and 3 p m.
A local column reflects on shifting attitudes toward age and marriage, praising modern women who maintain youthful vitality past 30. It contrasts Victorian norms with contemporary freedom, citing literature and social clubs as examples of lasting romance and independent living. The piece also notes social tea gatherings and a club meeting, highlighting community life in Monroe.
A brief feature showcases DIY model making for hobbyists with simple materials and step by step guidance, highlighting patterns and tools available from local hobby shops and online resources.
Obie Oblams introduces Pattern 2415 for children's frocks with epaulets and a flared skirt in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Includes instructions and fabric yardage for size 6. Also offers New Spring Fashion Book 32 pages with Paris inspired models at 15 cents. catalog and pattern 25 cents. Mail orders to Monroe News-Star Pattern Department, 243 Worth Street, New York City.
The week lists meetings of the Sketch Club and Study Club, plus Ouachita PTA and St Matthew’s PTA events. Friday hosts Delta Sigma open house and a piano concert at the Georgia Tucker auditorium. A society note reports the marriage of Miss Addie Webb to Walter Humphrey at Norwood with an intimate reception.
Daisy Jost a 15 year old orphan from Chippewa Falls is slowly recovering at St Josephs hospital from a mysterious sneezing malady. Doctors admit recovery power is coming from her strong young body as the number of sneezes per minute declines and diagnosis becomes harder. The case highlights nature overcoming medical efforts as symptoms recede. An aside notes Illinium element 61 was discovered by Dr B S Hopkins at the University of Illinois.
In a domestic scene, Lillian shows the narrator a Paris social gossip column. The piece mentions King Georges of Trees visiting Paris, rumored marriage to Princess Olina of Transvania, and a motor car accident. It notes baron Venitos as an incognito used by the king and hints at Mary’s fate abroad.
A Parisian figure described as tall and popular fuels intrigue as characters discuss Mary’s looming assignment. The scene hints at tension over a dramatic producer named Philip Veritzen and a plan that could affect Mary’s future. (Continued Monday)
A playful Associated Press photo shows Little Spanky in a large hat as he acts in a milkman role, camera capturing a whimsical movie moment.
A mother quietly sees Marcia off for a country visit with a brief goodbye after a tender morning. The piece argues that avoiding emotional farewells helps children adjust to separation and new experiences.
Dear Virginia Vane counsels Goldie to curb fake party behavior and reveal her real self. The column urges abandoning imitation glamour for lasting friendships and inner peace, noting true happiness comes from authenticity rather than pseudo popularity.
Leila Cane hopes Marrell Armitane will propose but he reveals his plan to marry Barbara Quentin. Barbara defends Mark and rejects Armitage while he confesses his obsession and waits by the fire for her decision. A precarious bargain test unfolds as he vows to stay. Farrell undertakes a long vigil, tomorrow.
The Y's Men's Club will gather at Hotel Frances on Wednesday night at 6 30 for an excellent program. The Monroe Y's Krack, the club’s official organ, features information including a sketch of Ben S. Parnell.
Mrs Ruth Hill of Charleston West Virginia reports periodic dull back ache dizziness and a weak feeling hampering work. She says Cardus prevents these symptoms and has greatly benefited her when womanly aches stem from a weak run-down condition. Bold at the drug stores here.
Adam Melerine was formally charged with murder and jailed in St. Bernard parish after the fatal early Monday shooting of Walter Wittschen, owner of a soft drink stand. Witnesses said the men, once friends, were at a drinking party when the incident occurred.
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