Bookmobile Schedule Announced for Ouachita Parish Public Library
The Ouachita Parish Public Library releases a Thursday bookmobile timetable covering Drew and White's Ferry Ward 5 zones. Miss Frances Flanders outlines morning routes from 7 a.m. leaving 1800 Stubbs Ave Monroe and afternoon stops through White's Ferry Ward 5 areas ending back at the library by 7:30 p.m. including numerous Arkansas Road and Strozier Road residences and local stores.
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Ouachita Parish
Drew and
White's Ferry
Ward 5
Frances Flanders
Drew
Stubbs Ave
Monroe
Ochis Laird
Allen G. Pinkard
Strozier Road
Damon Taylor
J. C. Humble
Arkansas Road
Morris Joiner
A. C. Frost
Stansbury
Richard Drew
Johnson Road
Wade B McClendon
A. L. Brister
Farmerville Road
Western Hills
Western Avenue
Western Circle
Navajo
Canyon
Milstead’s Grocery
White’s Ferry
Hi-Neighbor Food
Jowers Brothers
Linden Drive
Fair Park Baptist Church
Pinecrest Road
Union Avenue
Shady Oaks Drive
Belmont
West Fairway
Roberta
Elmwood
Jerry Hibbard
Elmwood Drive
A. W. White
Kiroli Road
Sharon Drive
Nichols Drive
Ridgeway Dr
Bradley Dr
Patton Drive
Duncan Circle
Patton Dr
High
Traffic Cases Continue To Top Court Docket
Judge W M Harper presiding in Monroe city court handles a light session Monday. Docket focuses on traffic violations with several theft sentences and fines. Gene Thomas, Rt 4 Box 32 Monroe, fined 600 dollars on three theft counts. Edward Perkins Richwood and Willie Lewis Monroe given nine month terms for theft. Charles Wilson Monroe fined 425 dollars for DUI. Huey Cotton Monroe fined 90 dollars for concealed weapon, disturbing the peace, resisting arrest. Negligent driving fines assessed to J P Clark, Harrison Hollands, and Sadie H Richardson each 30 dollars.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe
Gene Thomas
Rt. 4
Box 32
Edward Perkins
Richwood
Willie Lewis
Wood St
Charles Wilson
Dunlap St
Huey Cotton
J. P. Clark
L. 1St St
Harrison Hollands
Pippin St
Sadie H. Richardson
Pearl St
Gemini 4 delays dim light for Houston Mission Control
A balky computer and a stuck elevator disrupted the premiere of Houston Space Center operations during Gemini 4. Mission director Christopher Kraft praised the center's performance while anecdotes about a fire, a stuck elevator, and humorous console labels highlighted the inaugural control room experience.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Mission Control Center
Cape Kennedy
Christopher ©. Kraft Jr
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White Jr
Earth
Mercury
James Tumberland
Tumberland
Kraft
Daniels Services Set Wednesday
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hodge Baptist Church for Ben Daniels 25 of Hodge who died Monday from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Rev J D Wagnon will officiate and burial will be in Garden of Christ Cemetery near Jones. He was a machinist at Continental Can Corp paper mill and a member of Hodge Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Beth Daniels a son Craig his parents Mr and Mrs Palmer Daniels of Denham Springs four brothers Robert Daniels of Ponchatoula Charles Murray and Palmer Daniels Jr all of Denham Springs paternal grandmother Mrs Lafe Daniels of Russell Ky and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Gray of Hodge.
Area Tomato Shed Opens Near Oak Grove
Commissioner of Agriculture Dave L. Pearce announced the Northeast Louisiana Produce Association's shipping shed, one mile south of Oak Grove, had its best opening day in eight years with 396 logs of vine-ripened tomatoes sold at auction to buyers from six states. Prices: number ones over 4 dollars, number twos about 3.5, grade threes 2.25, unclassified 2. Unclassified tomatoes had many number ones and twos, Pearce noted.
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Oak Grove
Dave L. Pearce
Northeast Louisiana Produce Association
Pearce
Docket Brief From West Monroe Court
Judge John McCormick fined Claude R. Grant 20 dollars plus costs for reckless driving in West Monroe city court. Minor violations included bond forfeitures of several defendants and discharged speeding cases. Names include Aremetha Marshall, H. A. Hadley, C. L. Ford, William McDonald, Domino Trichel, J. L. Fraizer, Floyd James, Clifford Ferris, J. G. Douciere, and E. J. Clifton with bonds ranging from eight to thirteen dollars and total bond forfeitures listed.
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John McCormick
Claude R. Grant
North St
West Monroe
Aremetha Marshall
Curry St
Monroe
H. A. Hadley
S. Ltd
C. L. Ford
William McDonald
Conover
Clifford Ferris
Rt. 1
J. G. Douciere
E. J. Clifton
Oregon Trail
Reg 3 79 Open Type Floodlight and Related Tools
Reg. 3.79 item listing for an open type floodlight 10'2" size with 6 ft cord and adjustable bracket. Also notes a 62 inch power saw 14 HP motor 8.0 amp with ball and bronze bearings, a 32 quart ice chest foam insulated with handle for hot or cold use, priced at 50 cents each.
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Cord. Adj. Brkt
H.P
Ball & Bronze
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Brent
Ithiu
ALI
Cramerton
China
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