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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
10
First reports to T. O. Brown show 6216 names from the quadrennial census. Whites 4207 and Negroes 2009, with categories for ages six to 18 and under six. Enumerators report steady cooperation and ongoing weekly reports.
Western Star lodge No. 24 F and A M schedules a special communication at 8 o clock tonight in the Masonic temple. The master Mason's degree will be conferred by the lodge degree team, and all master Masons in the vicinity are invited to attend.
The Rev. Otis Thompson of Boyce La will conduct a revival at the Pentecost church in Start beginning Saturday June 8. Services will be held each evening at 7:45 oclock.
For kidney and bladder trouble this 35 cent box promises to flush waste and ease irritation. The ad colors Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic and stimulant for weak kidneys, with backaches puffy eyes leg cramps and moist palms listed as related symptoms.
The Paramount shows G Men depicting federal agents toppling gangland in a National Pictures presentation as First National Pictures promotes a patriotic crackdown. At the Capitol, Roberta stars Irene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers with dancer fashion displays and a Paris salon setting in a lively musical romance.
The Oua chita Parish Health unit with Parent-Teacher associations held the fifth clinic at Sherrouse school at 9 am. The program offers thorough pre school physicals for children entering school in the fall to help parents address defects before the start. Remaining clinics schedule lists several area schools and times through June 14.
The First Presbyterian church Men's club schedules a special monthly meeting Friday at 6 30 p m with Miss Laulage Feazel presenting dramatic readings and a prominent speaker addressing the gathering. Supper will be served by church ladies.
The Butcher bands, junior and senior groups, will present a concert Friday at 7 p.m. at the Municipal natatorium under Monroe Recreation department. The list of band members includes R L Bayless, Robert Holloday, John W Scherck, Dennis Gray, Gerald Summerville, Roy McCall, Howard Kelly, Raymond Kelly, Billy Freeland, Paul Pierce, Sam Holloday, Edward Brodnax, Len Standard, Buddy Smith, John Carter, R Miller, Frank Dorman, Russell Hudson, Webb Pomeroy, W T Kelly, Kenneth Dunn, H B Graham, Wendell Lolly, Vernon Brooks, A Fleming, James Bradley, Harlem Beauman, C Williams, Leon Fergus, Leon McMullen, Harold Coverdale, George Vaughan, Marion Olmstead, Joe Ben Jones, Florent Hammonds, Truman McCrea, Cyril Pecasting, Humble Zeagler, Carl Carson, Charles Evans, Paul Newman Jr, Leslie Boyce, Morris Austin, Herman Eady, Robert Taylor, Joseph Nastasi, Damore Dunn, Ralph Irving, Marion Gallup, James Edmonds, W P Pearce, Gerald Michael, Allen Wrenn, James Shamblin, Robert Young, Gayle Dominguez, Robert Britt, J D Simmo, Roy Stewart, Robert Tait, Jimmie Folmar, Luther Howell, Alvin Gleason, Billy Simpson, Bobbie Wilson, Lewis Thompson, Catherine Liles, Charles Williams, Spencer Del, Ardis Ponder.
The Association of Western Railways launches Railroad Week with a 2 minute whistle at 8 am Monday. Local committee members S A Moss W B Regan and O D Gowins organize events across Monroe including a Walnut street spur whistle blow and a Friday June 14 parade.
Major Harris pleaded guilty to gambling with dice for money. He was fined $10 and costs in district court yesterday after being released on bond.
A report notes a claim that fruit jelly serves as a superior beauty cream substitute. The assertion suggests notable cosmetic use but provides no corroborating experiments or endorsements.
Three new appointments join the Louisiana Parent-Teacher State Board of Managers Mrs Fay Walters Winnsboro fifth district chair of correspondence courses Miss Carmelite Janvier New Orleans first district chair of mental hygiene and Mrs F A Yarbrough Tallulah fifth district chair of publicity Walters active in Winnsboro PT work and succeeds Mrs P S Gaharan Janvier has worked in New Orleans and succeeds Mr John Fletcher Yarbrough previously led St Rose unit and moves from Shreveport to Tallulah succeeding Mrs Malcolm B Helm The changes are expected to strengthen the board
West Monroe officer Mack Thomas toppled from his motorcycle on Coleman Avenue Thursday morning. An ambulance was dispatched to treat him at the scene.
Research indicates that exposure to cold temperatures does not affect the eggs of the mosquito species investigated. Findings show egg viability and hatching rates remain stable across tested cold conditions.
Advertisement-style copy promotes Blue Star Ointment as a fast absorbing remedy that melts in and kills itch germs for conditions like ringworm eczema and foot itch. It offers a money back guarantee if the first jar fails.
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