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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1938

Page

8

Alton Harper Re-elected Legion Commander at Burnett-Downs Post

Alton T. Harper was re elected commander for the ensuing year by Burnett Downs post of the American Legion at its annual election held Thursday night. Other officers named were Perry De junior vice commander Jesse L. Brown adjutant Sidney Freeman chaplain J A Teal sergeant at arms J L Brown service officer. The post now has 55 members and has enjoyed a highly successful year. The new home of the post is in the recreation building by the WPA on Coleman avenue. It provides a first class and commodious meeting place. Plans under way are for an even more expensive program for the coming year than in the past year.

Alton T. Harper Burnett-Downs American Legion Perry de Jesse L. Brown Sidney Freeman J. A. Teal J. L. Brown WPA Coleman Avenue

Excessive Rain Follows Drouth In Wheat Belt

Enid Oklahoma reports excessive rain after drought hitting the southwest crop belt. Harvest time returns as modern combines bog down in mud, prompting use of horsedrawn binders. A separate note cites Stone Mountain Georgia with radium value over $120000 but ore grade not worth mining.

Enid Okla Drouth Wheat Belt High Plains Stone Mountain Atlanta

Chocolate Caramel Mousse Recipe Instructions

Melt two squares unsweetened chocolate in a double boiler. Add one can caramelized condensed milk and one quarter teaspoon salt. Beat vigorously until blended. Cool. Fold in two cups whipped cream with custard like texture and one teaspoon vanilla. Pour into freezing pans and chill two to five hours. Can be made in individual paper cups.

Wilson Jones Dies at Home in Monroe

Wilson Jones 61 died at 506 Oak Street shortly before midnight Thursday after a lingering illness. Funeral Friday 5 p.m. at Peters Funeral Chapel with Rev. W. C. Scott officiating. interment in Old City Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Jones worked as railroad engineer, later deputy sheriff for Empire Lumber, then carpenter in Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific shops. Survived by wife, daughter Hilda Jones, and brother J. J. Jones. Duck hunters shot lead into Minnesota lakes causing lead poisoning among ducks.

Wilson Jones Oak Street Peters Funeral W. C. Scott First Methodist Church Old City Joe Airoldi Lawrence Elledze John Hay E. M. Henderson W. A. Kirkpatrick A. W. Pickens Jones Portland Ark Empire Lumber Company Monroe Old Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad Illinois Central Railroad

Louis Hoffman Rites Held In Monroe Funeral

Louis Hoffman age 73 a Monroe pioneer and hotel staffer died at his home on North Second Street shortly before noon Thursday. Funeral held at his residence Friday at 9 30 a.m. Rabbi F K Hirsch of Temple B Nai Israel officiated and interment was in the Jewish cemetery with a Masonic service at the grave. Survived by brother Moses Hoffman three cousins Aubrey Morris Haas and Florence Behrman and other relatives in New York City San Antonio and El Paso Texas.

Louis Hoffman Monroe North Second Street F. K. Hirsch Temple B’nai Israel Hoffman L. H. Hoffman Dallas Tex Shreveport Hotel Monroe Alexander Dryburgh Moses Hoffman Aubrey Morris Haas Florence Behrman Biloxi Miss New York City San Antonio el Paso

Catholic Student Property Seized in Austria

Vienna reports state police confiscated Catholic student organization property valued at about 1.2 million dollars after the dissolution of more than twenty student societies. Government officials instructed students to align with Hitler, signaling broader shifts as secessions rise to an unofficial 28,000 since March annexation.

Vienna Hitler Austria Germany

Presbyterians to Serve Meals Here in Renfrew Building

The Pioneer Young People’s society of the First Presbyterian church will serve meals in the old Renfrew store building at 322 DeSiard Street on Saturday. Cold plate lunches will be available to the public from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. A similar sale held recently proved satisfactory and will be repeated.

Pioneer Young People’s Society of the First Presbyterian Church Renfrew DeSiard Street

Wilson Named to Represent State

Baton Rouge Louisiana June 10 Special Commissioner of Agriculture Harry D Wilson will represent Louisiana at the Delta Chamber of Commerce meeting in Mississippi June 15. Governor Richard W Leche announced the invitation came from Governor Hugh White. Dr Francis B Sayre under secretary of state will be the featured speaker at the meeting.

Baton Rouge Harry D. Wilson Louisiana Delta Chamber of Commerce Mississippi Richard W. Leche Hugh White Francis B. Sayre

Wedding by Telephone Sparks Greenville Telecom Fees

Miss Malura T. Weaver of San Antonio and M. D. Thomas of Greenville wed by a seven minute telephone ceremony, officiated remotely by Dr. A F Weaver in York Pennsylvania. The piece notes a long distance union and briefly mentions historical design of the omnibus by Pascal and a Louis XIV patent.

Greenville Tex Malura T. Weaver San Antonio M. D. Thomas A. F. Weaver York France Blaise Pascal Louis XIV Pascal

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