Social and Personal Items From Monroe Society
Social notes from Monroe report families traveling to Baton Rouge, weddings and engagements, church services, and visits. Activities include Iris Mars family moving to Baton Rouge, City High School baccalaureate, Red Cross sewing work at McLain building, music recital at Catholic Hall, and multiple visits between Shreveport New Orleans and Washington. A June wedding for Miss Sybil Bernhardt is announced along with a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Noel Heard and Mrs. Jno Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. Mars
Virgie Lois
Opal Glenn
Baton Rouge
City High School
Presbyterian Church
Dr Cc
Newmap
Red Cross
McLain
Grand Street
New South Drug Store
F. C. Livaudais
Mary Garretson
New Orleans
Schaeffer
Shreveport
J. B. Colvin
A.L. Smith
Sternington
Monroe
James Smith
H. D. Briggs
W. F. Cummings
J. W. McWilliams
Mies
Sybil Bernhardt
Mike Sybil Bernhardt
Dave
Mre
Noel Heard
Jno. Harper
Mrs. Bernhardt
Nonoree
Bradfield Beard
Simmer House
Bernhardt
Evelyn Amman
Jack Doyle
Lillie Amman
Katie Renaud
Jennie O'Kelly
Mesdames F. Amman
L. J. Gimler, Jr
T. J Brennan
J. Doyle
A. Horuff
Garner
Fr. Co. Livaudais
Cooper
Hagerman
A. H. Bernhardt
Goodgame
J. C. Amman
A. Guerriero
Mid-Summer Nights Dream Benefit and Red Cross News
The City High School 1917 graduating class will present Mid Summer Night's Dream as a benefit for Company D's baseball fund on the Cooley lawn tonight with 10 cent admission. if rain the show moves to the City School Auditorium. Nurse Evelyna Renaud departs for Washington to serve with the Red Cross, with friends bidding her God speed at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
G. B. Cooley
City High School
City School
Evelyna Renaud
A. Renaud
United States
Red Cross
Foreign Service
Washington
Walter Reed R General Hospital
Tokina Park
Renaud
Monroe
Mrs. Kenard
Judge A D Land Rests In Coma In New Orleans
Associate Justice A D Land of the supreme court Wes remains in a coma in New Orleans on June 2 with scant hope of recovery through the night. His daughters Mrs Scovell and Mrs Jastremski and many relatives stay at his bedside as doctors report he is sinking rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A.D. Land
Supreme Court
Scovell
Jastremski
Women in political and social spheres feature in Boston column
Miss May M. Buckley of Boston sworn as United States deputy marshal in Massachusetts to aid alien enemy registration. Grace Abbott named director of the Labor Department division enforcing the federal child labor law. News notes on society weddings, the Bahmeteffs in Washington, and aviation pioneer Katherine Stinson in China. Includes war bond appeals and patriotic fundraising prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May M. Buckley
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
Mme
George Bahmeteff
Ida Husted Harper
Mary Ogden White
Mary Sumner Boyd
Betty Graeme
Rose Layless Geyer
Grace Abbott
United States Department of Labor
Hull House
Chicago
Jane
Marshall Field
America
Heeland House
Huntington
Staatsbiro
Hudson
Astor
Muntington
Bridsmaid
New York
Commodore Beale
John R. McLean
Truxton D Beale
U.S
Persia
Greece
Rumania
Serbia
Bahmeteffs
Washington
China
Katherine Stinson
Temples of Agriculture
Peking
Fan Yuan-lien
Interior
Shi- Tien-Sun
Stinsen
Heaven
Fan
Dr. King's New Discovery Ad Urges Early Cold Treatment
An old advertisement warns that chills after bathing or drafts can trigger worse illness and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a safe balsam remedy. It claims the product soothes coughs, reduces inflammation, and repairs tissues, urging readers to buy at the drugstore for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Etter
Liberty Loan Slogan by Don Marquis of the Vigilants
Rallying call urges subscription to Liberty Loan to fund troops in France and defeat of tyranny. Emphasizes men’s sustenance, guns, and a future free of tyrants while warning against funds being used for frivolous luxury if neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Don Marquis
the Vigilants
France
Hindenburgg
Cholera Morbus Relief Adverts Mention Local Homes
A historical notice describes cholera morbus as a painful disease and urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. Mrs Charles Enyeart of Hunts Ind narrates that two children fell ill in 1911 and found immediate relief using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Enyeart
Hunts Ind
Chamberlain
Advt
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DeSiard Street
Monroe, la
Georgette
Palm Beach
Colorado Springs
Denver
Edgar McCormick
Collinston
Ruston
Ruth Mars
Virginia College
Roanoke
Dee Morgan
Sidney Wexler
Natches
J. C. Ammans
Evelyn Ammen
Washington, D. C
Evelyn
McHenry Caw
Sons of Veterans
Amman
E. M. Jones
Havaibal
J. J. Werring
Jones
Mamie Herring
W. DD. Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
A. T. Rochester
Imavid Seligman
Sprinkle
Falil
H. Clinton Sprinkle
Jacksonville
Florida
Watson & Avon
Watson & Aven
Watson & Aven's
Watson-Avens Superior Ice Cream
Suth Grand Street
B. A. Thomas
Phoenix Drug Store
Judge Land
State of
Coma
Woman’s Column
Frederick M. Rollins
Minneapolis
Frederick J. ‘Clar
Rollinses
Woman Citizen
2 Journal of Democracy
Fran Leslie
Carrie Chapman Cats
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Rose Young
Bureau of Sufffrage Education
Alice Stone Blackwell
Woman's Journal
Fifth Avenue
Lierty
Libert Life Insurance
The
Kai
Fig
Joffre
Haig Pershing
Kaiser
the Krex Co
Opera House
Gaaa
Amusement Companys Grand Symphony
Arbcheq
TEL
Don AG Conducto
Suzanna Lehman
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