Social and Personal Items From Monroe Teems
The notice lists numerous visits and excursions of Monroe residents and guests. Mrs. Grant hosts embroidery, the D A R meets Mrs Stubbs, and many locals travel to Jackson, Natchez, Columbus, and Chicago. Prevalent themes include family visits, illness, travel, and social club gatherings with names of residents and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Grant
West Side
G. P. Stubbs
South Jackson Street
Eva Scott
New York
Hearvy Blanks
Masters Whitfield
Edel
Jackson
Fora
Blanks
Garland Curl
Oklahoma
Amrs. A
D. J. Smith
D. G. Hodges
H. H. Hodges
Bridal dinner honors Miss Sybil Bernhardt Week’s bride
Emily Poliak Hilda Baer and Mrs Guerriero hosted a six o clock bridal dinner for Miss Sybil Bernhardt, the bride of the week. The table showcased pink and white sweet peas, maiden hair fern, a crystal centerpiece, two hearts motif, and rice omen place cards. Guests included H Clinton Sprinkle Noel Beard and H L Sprinkle. Also Sunday school class outing to Tewpaw with Miss L Day and others enjoyed a long picnic day with a noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bernhardt
H. Clinton Sprinkle
Noel Beard
H. L. Sprinkle
Guerriero
Jack Morrison
West Side
Baptist Church
Tewpaw
Lillian Day
Willie Lee Franklin
Louise Freeman
Willie May Jackson
Georgie Lee Keller
Maggie Lee Moore
Mildred Morris
Jlarline Masling
Grace Neil
Velilah Seeman
Pleadis Stanly
Nellie Thompson
Katherine Todd
Lila Webb
Edna May Whitton
Mesdemes James
Seeman
Stanly Coats
Jaci Morrison
Local Ad Seeks Schoolboys for Paper Delivery
Advertises 1.25 dollars payment to several schoolboys for delivering The Saturday Evening Post customers. Requires polite gentlemenly and frugal youths. Apply to Mr. Sidney Wesler at 216 De Siard Street in Monroe Louisiana for details and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Wesler
DeSiard Street
Monroe
Louisiana
Wisconsin United Commercial Travelers Meet In Oshkosh
The Wisconsin division holds a two day convention in Oshkosh with a keynote on Americium and a pledge to support the Administration's war policy and a free nation. Delegates expect to adopt a resolution endorsing wartime conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskovic
Wis
Americanium
Wisconsin
United Commercial Travelers
Russian actions extend war by a year says Times correspondent
The Times military correspondent argues the Russian revolution wrecked hopes for 1917 Allied campaigns. He notes pre-revolution Russia was well equipped but internal transport and supply issues remained. He warns the revolution risks delaying victory by a year and prolonging the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Russia
Europe
Asia Minor
Murray
Palestine
Maude
Mesopotamia
Caucasus
Riter
Ans
Rusela
Germany
Strane
Remein
Ruesia
Feast of Corpus Christi Observed Across Metropolis
The Corpus Christi celebration was held at Catholic churches nationwide with solemn rites. Origin traced to Liège Belgium where the idea began, and the observance expanded under papal direction across regions including Spain and Austria. The feast marks sacred reverence and annual religious ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolie
Bpain
Austria
Fragmentary OCR Noted From Unknown Night Scene
Poorly legible text fragment references a recurring figure from myth or literature and a term haphazardly suggesting a stage or performance. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable names are present to form a complete news item.
Memorial tribute by Southern women honors Confederate dead
Washington June 7 memorial exercises for Confederate veterans were held in Arlington in the Confederate section at the foot of a monument to Dixie’s dead. Bishop Collins Denny praised Southern women and North aid. thousands attended and a grand parade was planned with a White House review by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Arlington
Dixie
Collins Denny
Richmond
Denny
America
William E. Mickle
Union Station Plaza
Exch 1
Arthur Pope Murray
Emper’s Fritory
Alexandria
Ington
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Wilson
Marshall
Women power rising in war efforts across America
A northern Minnesota town Coleraine sends 100 men to the navy aided by Mrs. M B Semmelroth a recruiting agent. The piece notes rising female roles in wartime including fashion changes and a coming military census that will include women and property owners to map potential war work and hospital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleraine
Minnesota
Navy
M. B. Semmelroth
United States Navy
America
Lacy Doody
Jersey City
Marchal
France
Augusta F. Bronner
Chicago
Mra. R. M. Hall
Quincy, Mace
Neil M.ha’l
Youngerall
New York State
England
Vance
Harnes J
Mufes
Etete
New York Vote Tally Shows 565,797 Registered
New York authorities reported 565 797 men registered Tuesday as the official vote tally neared completion with four districts still outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greater New York
Registration Above Estimates in Caldwell Parish
Caldwell Parish Louisiana reports 22 men ages 21 to 31 registered for WWI service under the May 17 act. Of these 21 to 31 year olds 574 are white native born citizens 45 are native born negroes and three are aliens. Authorities projected 883 registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Congress
Calswell Parish
Washington
Caldwell Parish
Caldwell
British Shipping Losses Report From Admiralty
The weekly British admiralty report states 15 vessels of 1,600 tons and over were sunk last week along with three under 1,600 tons and five fishing vessels. Arrivals 2,693 and sailings 2,642. The report notes shifts from the prior week with increases in under 1,600 ton vessels and fishing craft, and mentions prior sunk totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Admiralty
Avines and Submparines
Amusements at Lyceum Tomorrow Show Promises Satirical Sketches
The Lyceum Theatre presents a whimsical comedy featuring Char Gunn as a college wash man backed by Thelma Salter. A satire threads through campus life with jokes about Yale hashers Harvard pants presses and a Wisconsin aluminum drive. Pathe Weekly screens “The Atlanta Fire” and comedies “Laundry Clean Up” and “His One N Stand” tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theatre
Exper
Char Gunn
Thelma Salter
Yale
Harvard
Prineten
University of Wiscon
Studes
Tlifornia
Extres
Picta
Pathe Weekly
Atlanta Fire
Riverside Club Dance Planned by June Entertainment Committee
The Riverside Club Entertainment Committee announces a dance Friday night in June with Mrs Poa Orchestra providing music. Darel from eight thirty to eleven thirty. Mrs J Q Graves chairs the June Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Club
Poa
Darel
J. Q. Graves
Odd Fellows Open Meeting Invites Members and Friends
The Odd Fellows announce an open meeting on Thursday night June 7 inviting all members and friends despite any arrears. Grand Master J. C. Goulden of Rayville will preside and speak on Odd Fellowship and its virtues, pledges, and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goulden
Rayville
Odd Fellowship
Ricks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Simon Goldman
John Collens
Henry Maas
J. Hirsch
Trudie Marx
EK. Florsheim
Henry Haas
Schlenker
J. Caspar
M. H. Marx
Hirech
Levy
A. Arent
H. Moeur
A. Haas
K. Kalicki
Kaplan
Poliak, Emily Cohn, Hilda H Baer
Wes
Williem
Renie
G.p.cartwright
Whitwell
Tenn
Cardus
Cardu
Cardui
Woman’s Column
Tiegtetration
Enid Bennett
Gully
Coren
Asheville
Sepg Bear
Designa Olhereew Herd
McCall
McCall J’atterns Home
Stuart
Ocemes
Chik Age
the McCall Company
Prisclio
Atlant Corvel
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