Donations to Mary Goss home for aged
May gifts to the Mary Goss home for aged include Sig Masur one dollar Joe Biedenharn one dollar Dixie Funeral home two dollars Exchange Furniture store fifty cents Mrs A K Crow several appreciated articles Baker-Lawdon and Ford twenty pounds of meal Simonton Grain company twenty pounds of meal and American Service Ice company ice assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goss
Sig Masur
Joe Biedenharn
Dixie Funeral Home
Exchange Furniture Store
A. K. Crow
Baker-Lawdon and
Ford
Simonton Grain Company
American Service Ice Company
Victory tax to come up again this year and next
The 5 percent victory tax remains on the books and will rise to the spotlight again next March 15. Payable by those earning over $624 a year, many taxpayers will face installments on September 15 and December 15, with a final settlement next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Congress
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down Pack Dense Themed Grid
A dense crossword clue set includes across clues on jewel planet spring faithful Scandinavian measure fall behind garment pertaining to a Maayan island like like conspiracy web footed birds moisten it goddess of discord first woman thinks logically to terminal disdain insects eggs proceed herb made ready conjunction crackle Colorado county make lace cooked in a Spanish way ray Russian sea Greek letter ancient Greek coins part of a church exist skunks pallia liquor molding metal guided marries coin. Down clues cover husks of threshed grain ascended chase profound army officers disposition of wings minister s title obstruction arm covering one who is carried crooked dialect walks leisurely extinct bird tax strike and rebound location kind of rubber one of an ancient race published with our authority ornamented by palm leaf claw spike of flowers precious stone boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maayan
Dillards
GAYER BACK AFTER DOWN STATE TRIP
Superintendent T. W. Gayer of the Wigiana Children's Home returns from a 10 day vacation in Washington parish his birthplace. He enjoyed renewing acquaintances and visiting relatives. Many children are away visiting relatives with 10 to 12 allowed at a time for short breaks. Farming at the home continues though dry weather hurt crops. the oat harvest is large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Gayer
Wigiana
Washington Parish
Serwich Heads Theatre Here in Monroe
Monroe Little Theatre board elects officers for the year led by President Thomas G. Serwich and reelects May Read as secretary and R N Slater as treasurer. Board includes H H Brinsmade Roy Henderson and others. Plans five major productions the coming season with dates September 27 through April 17. The group vows to continue in wartime conditions for Monroe theatergoers. Cleveland editor James G. Monnett, 65, dies. longtime real estate editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and former president of the Real Estate Editors association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Little Theatre Board of Directors
Thomas W. Davenport
Thomas G. Serwich
Paul J. Neal
Maude Mayo
May Read
R. N. Slater
Mildred Henry Merrill
H. H. Brinsmade
Roy Henderson
William M. Harper
Mary Bergevin
Albert Marx
Stanley J. Reid
Kathleen Miller
E. Everett Lawson
Walter C. Minniear
C. K Crandall
Lucyle Godwin
Little Theatre
Monroe
Board of Directors
Cleveland
James G. Monnett
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Monnett
Real Estate Editors Association
City Court Names and Fines From Local Cases
Ross Ladart failed to appear for selling whiskey on Sunday. bond $250 forfeited. Gracie Matison forfeited $19 bond for DUI. Robert Straughter fined $100 for carrying a concealed weapon. Several defendants, including C Masters Leander Skinner C W Jordan Harry Hagan and C J Willis, forfeited $7.50 bonds for drunkenness. Columbus Powell fined $7.50 for drunkenness. Charles Barfield fined $25 for two counts of disorderly conduct. Ann Girod sentenced to 60 days for vagrancy. Avery Harris given 60 days and fined $25 or 25 days for anti-vice. Clayton Johnson forfeited $12.50 bond for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jordan
Harry Hagan
C. J. Willis
Colmbus Powell
Charles Barfield
Ann Girod
Avery Harris
Clayton Johnson
Legion Post to Elect Officers at Next Meeting
The L. B. Faulk post American Legion met at the memorial home Forsythe park Monday night and heard the nominating committee's report for officers for the ensuing year. Elections will occur at the next meeting with floor nominations allowed. Post Commander D. Curtis Seamon presided.
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Community Aid Supports Inmates With Meals and Groceries
A weekly program by Circle No 8 at First Baptist and donations from Good Citizen's club, Tabernacle Baptist mission, Riverside church, and local colored friends provided groceries and refreshments. Religious services were led midweek by Brother Nick Bartley and William Tyler with Belle Sherman as caretaker for the association.
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Sure Best Bakery
Ouachita
City Bakeries
Circle No. 8
First Baptist Church
Colored Friends
Good Citizen's Club
Tabernacle Baptist Mission
Riverside Church
Nick Bartley
Wiliam Tyler
Belle Sherman
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