Monroeton and Nearby Guests Share News and Visits
A jumble of social notes records travelers and family visits in Monroe and surrounding areas. Mrs. Reed Meilke left for Michigan, Mrs. Barbara Ball and Miss Star Vickevurs arrived for a visit, and A. Streag family plan to return to Missouri in July. Several residents sail to Jackson and Natchez, while Eva Scott leaves for New York. Mrs. Blanks and sons prepare to visit Jackson, with Mrs. Garland Curl and infant due soon from Oklahoma, and others visit or return from Texarkana, Monroe, and McGhee Arkansas. Community gatherings include the North Side Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Simon Goldman with prizes and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon McHenry
Ate. Bruce
Lasmerville
Coors Viek
Wm. Ingheon
West Bide
A. Streag
Texarkana
Moaroe
Eva Scott
New York
Natchez
Dick Ray
Mariana, Ark
M.J. Massengill
J.C. King
Elizabeth King
Mcurthee, Ark
Monroe
Howard Smith
McGhee
Ark
Simon Goldman
Ards
John Collens
North Side Bridge
Henry Haas
D. J. Hirsch
Misa Trudie Starx
Mesdamesa E. Florsheim
Schlenker
L. Caspari
M. H. Marx
D. I. Hirsch
Levy
S. Schlenker
Amaar H. Maeur
A. Haas
FE. Kaliski
S. Kaplin
J.B
Bridal Dining and Social Events Highlight Week
Emily Bellak and Miss Sybil Bernhardt figure in a Wednesday bridal dining hosted by Mrs A Guer shore with six oclock seating, featuring a pink and white sweet pea centerpiece and rice favors. Guests include H Clinton Sprinkle and Noel Beard. Multifiters hosted a Sunday school outing to Tewapav woods with Misses Day, Franklin, Freeman, and others, ending with a picnic lunch. London intelligence notes the Times military view on Russia’s revolution and its impact on Allied plans for 1917, with cautious optimism about Russian efforts and the potential for renewed campaigns if Russia can rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Guershore
Sybil Bernh
Miss Bernhardt
H. Clinton Sprinkle
Noel Beard
Ani
H. L. Sprinkle
Guerriero
Jack Morrison
West Sile
Zult
Baptist Church
Tewpawv
Lillian Day
Willie Lee Franklin
Louise Freeman
Willie May Jackson
Georgie Lee Keller
Maggie Lee Moore
Mildred Joreis
Lartine Massing
Grace Neil
Welilah Seeman
Pleadis Stanly
Nellie Thompson
Katherine Todd
Lila Webb
Edna May Whit- Row
Mesdsines James
Seeman
Stanly Coats
London
the Times
Ries
Russia
Europe
Asia Minor
Murray
Palestine
Maude
Mesopotamia
Caucasus
Germany
Moltke
Job for Schoolboys Delivers The Post in Monroe
A Monroe Louisiana notice offers $1.25 to each schoolboy who applies to deliver the Saturday Evening Post. Only polite, well-fitting boys may apply, with advantages beyond the cash. Apply to Mr. Sidney Wesler at 216 De Siard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Wesler
DeSiard Street
Monroe
Louisiane
Wisconsin United Commercial Travelers Meet in Osceola
The Wisconsin Region convention of United Commercial Travelers opens in Osceola Wisconsin with a two day session and a pledge to support the nation’s war effort. Delegates expect two resolutions endorsing the administration and urging service by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskoch
Wis
Wisconsin
Memorial exercises honor Confederate dead at Arlington
Washington June 7 The annual memorial for Confederate veterans was held at Arlington in the Confederate section near the Dix memorial. Bishop Collins Denny of Richmond praised the South women and North generosity for the statue, stressing fraternal unity. A roll of honor was read, and the procession moved to the union station as thousands attended, with more than 7 000 bags distributed and veterans lodged in city buildings. The climax comes with the Pennsylvania Avenue parade and a White House review by President Wilson and Vice President Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshington
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Arlington
Dixie
Collins Denny
Richmond
Arington
Teenny
Denny
America Ds United
William Sn. Mickle
Plozs
Renee
Union
Eld
Dhe
Overtoy
Homer
Arthur
Zepe Murray
Alexandria
Ington
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilcon
Marshall
Feast of Corpus Christi Observed Across New York
In New York on June 7 the feast of Corpus Christi was marked by special Catholic services citywide. The celebration honors the institution of the Holy Eucharist, dating back to Urban IV in 1264, and remains a religious and legal holiday in many Catholic countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juana
Lege
Belgium
Urban IV
Spain
Austria
Women Pioneers Rally Coleraine and Navy Census Plans
A Minne sota town Coleraine with under 1 000 residents sent 100 men to the navy aided by Mrs M B Semicroth a Navy recruiting agent who stirred local patriotism. The piece notes women in war effort including Miss Bronner and Dr Healy and discusses a forthcoming military census that will count women and men and plan enlistment oversight and hospital work and other war duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleraine
Minnesota
Navy
M. B. Semmicroth
United States Navy
America
Doody
Lucy Doody
Jersey City
Joffre
Marchal
France
Augusta FP. Bronner
Chicago
Brome
Mra. Rom. Fiall
Cgilicy, Mess
Neil Motla
Youns Hail
Couwnery
New York State
New York State Military Census Bureau
England
United States
St Fg
New York Registration Totals Near 569000
Official figures show 568 797 people registered Tuesday in Greater New York with only four districts not yet reported. The count reflects voter registration activity as of the prior day in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dune
Greater
Registration Above Estimates in Caldwell Parish
Caldwell Parish registered 922 men ages 21 to 35 for the May 6 federal draft registration. Native born citizens total 474 with 45 white and 3 alien negatives. officials had expected 585. Most registrants come from upland areas, with 235 from swamp districts. Authorities report no opposition to registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Congress of
Mayelith
Caldwell Parish
Washington
Caldwell
Admiralty reports British shipping losses by mines and submarines
The weekly British Admiralty report records ships sunk last week including one thousand ton plus vessel and three under six hundred tons, along with five fishing vessels. Arrivals 2693 and sailings 262. The report shows changes from the previous week with increases in vessels under 1600 tons and fishing vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whimsical College Cabaret At Lyceum Tomorrow
A humorous sketch at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow features Charwu nah as a college wash man and Thelma Salter as his partner forming a sounds trust in a seedy tenement. It lampoons Yale Harvard and Wisconsin alumni as it promoterizes aluminum ware drives and Pant’s pressed pants sales in a lighthearted show with Pathe Weekly clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charwunah
Hetb Thelma Salter
Collee
Yale
Hasher
Harvard
Printea
University of Wiscon
Chlifornia
Pietal
Pathe
Riverside Club Dance Planned by June Entertainment Committee
The Riverside Club announces a Friday dance with Mrs Poa Orchestra providing music from 8:30 to 11:30 PM. J Q Graves chairs the June Entertainment Committee and urges members to attend for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Club
Poa
Dawe
J. Q. Graves
Cotton Manufacturers Convene to Address War Effects
In Asheville North Carolina June 7 delegates from North Carolina and South Carolina begin the Cotton Manufacturers Association annual convention to discuss the impact of the war on the Southern cotton industry. The session will continue for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville N.C
South
North Carolina
Associati
S Sion
Odd Fellows to Hold Open Meeting on June 7
Grand Master J. C. Goulden of Rayville will speak on Odd Fellowship and its beauties at an open meeting scheduled for Wednesday night June 7. All Odd Fellows and friends are invited despite arrears notices. KF. I. Ricks, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordia
Cmbern
Grand Mast
J. C. Goulden
Rayville
Addrey
Odd Fellowship
KF. I. Ricks
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Ts Wareaw
John J
Réphie Meilke
Michigan
M. Mareball
Vickevurs
Fred
Bellak, Emily Cohn, Hildh Beer
United Commercial Travelers
Corpus
William
G.p.cartwright
Whitwell
Tenn
Cardus
Woman’s Column
Enid Gennett
Happin
U-Hoat
Lyceum Theatre
H Ness
Coton
Asheville
McCal
Walter
McCall
Patera
An. An
Rhe McCall
Company
Peach
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