Howard Nolan details Campbell case and manslaughter charge
Howard H Nolan residing six miles south of Sterlington was charged with manslaughter in the death of Benny Campbell. He says he shot Campbell after a truck nearly hit him and followed the driver down the road. Nolan reports the collision occurred as Campbell allegedly tried to run him down at his store drive. He was released on four thousand dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Nolan
Sterlington
Benny Campbell
News-Star
Nolan
Sterlington Oil Company Incorporated Charter Document
Charter from Ouachita Parish dated May 15 1927 creating Sterlington Oil Company Inc a Louisiana corporation with principal business at Sterlington. It outlines objects including sale of gasoline oils tires and parts, vehicle ownership, real estate, construction, and general wholesale retail operations plus borrowing and issuing notes. Authorized capital stock $45000 initially, may rise to $25000. duration ninety nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Ouachita
General Assembly
State of
Louisiana
Sterlington Oil Company, Inc
Sterlington
Sheriff sale notice of Hudson Coach in Monroe
State of Louisiana Ouachita Fourth District Court case 14946 A W Tieman. Milton Coverdale sheriff announces seizure and sale of Hudson Coach motor 245176 at courthouse front steps in Monroe on June 18 1927 between legal hours. Cash payment without appraisement to highest bidder. June 7 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Ouachita Iron Works, Inc
A. W. Tieman
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Hudson
Milton Coverdale
Sheriff Sale Involving Mason Of Morehouse Parish Louisiana
Securities Sales Company of Louisiana Inc sues Ezekiel Mason of Morehouse Parish. The property to be sold at Monroe court house front door on June 14 1927 is a Ford touring car motor 10727608. Sale terms are cash with appraisement to the highest bidder. Monroe La June 7 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
D. Y. Smith
Sterlington
Louisiana
Harvey Gregg
Mamie T. Davis
Monroe
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Securities Sales Company of Louisiana., Inc
Ezekiel Mason
Fourth Judicial District Court
Morehouse
Fife
Milton Coverdale
Boy Scouts of America Troop One Close Summer Session
Troop One of the Boy Scouts of America concluded its summer meetings with a party of dancing games and refreshments. Attendees included Helen Ballard Mary Devereux Dorothy Garnet Joehana Caspari Gertrude and Mary Nell Kenny Mrs. Garnet George Varino Winston DuBose J Hunt Pierce Forgy Jack Caspari Anthony Airoldi Hencen Cahn Edgar Ballard Frank Shaughnessy Mason McEnery Keeney Devereux and Eddie Patrick. Meetings resume after summer. J Keeney Devereux, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop One
Helen Ballard
Mary Devereux
Dorothy Garnet
Joehana Caspari
Gertrude
Mary Nell Kenny
Mrs. Garnet
George Varino
Winston
Snuky) DuBose
J .T. Hunt
Pierce Forgy
Jack Caspari
Anthony Airoldi
Hencen Cahn
Edgar Ballard
Frank Shaughnessy
Mason McEnery
Keeney Devereux
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Scout Troops Meet. Camp Ki Ro Li Help Sought
Troop Five met with twenty four members. Walter McGee led the flag salute. Dues collected, business discussed, tests passed, and a call for five to six boys to help with lumber at Camp Ki Ro Li on Saturday morning was announced by Mr. Garnett. Harold Fink closed with the Beany Oath. ELWOOD WILLIAMS, Reporter. Troop One met with sixteen members. Amos Hood as scoutmaster. Oath, roase and patrol yell, stunts, games, and dismissal with Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McGee
Harold Fink
West Monroe
Howell Heard
Amos Hood
Roease
Auto Motors To Be Rebuilt Factory Opened In West Monroe
The Ouachita Automotive company of West Monroe will operate for rebuilding auto motors with John W. Garrison in charge. Garrison brings 22 years in major factories including Dusenberg Marine and Oldsmobile, directing rebuilding at Trenton street near the Union Oil Mill plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Automotive Company
West Monroe
John W. Garrison
Garrison
Dusenberg
Marmon
Oldsmobile
Twin Cities
Trenton Street
Union Oil Mill Company
Virginia roof reopens with brilliant opening dance
The Virginia hotel roof garden opened its season with a Home-coming dance that drew a large crowd until 1 a.m. Floral lighting and multihued spotlights set a festive scene as Littlefield's Crusaders provided lively music. A regular roof garden dance is planned for every Friday night through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hotel
Littlefield
Crusaders
Lincoln Parish Calf Club to Ship Jersey Heifers
Lincoln Parish Calf Club receives twenty four of thirty five Jersey heifers bought for members. Heifers shipped from Gurley La with deliveries planned June 16 in Ruston. W R Perkins and other agricultural workers expected for the event. Banks funded the purchase. club has forty two members. A committee was named to study commercial blackberry growing in Lincoln parish, possibly touring Lindale Texas during the shipping season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Ruston
H. H. Parrish
W. E. Simmons
Baton Rouge
Lincoln Parish
Gurley
Shreveport
Monroe
W. R. Perkins
Chamber of Commerce
Wednesay
James H. DeLaney
Hilly
Henry Hinton
Wesley's Chapel
Mack O'Neal
Choudrant
G. A. Colvin
Vienna
Lindale
Smith County
Texas
Berry production in North Louisiana soils rival Texas
A fragment notes that plants in the community aid market solutions and that North Louisiana soils are believed suitable for berry cultivation as well as Texas soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Texas
French Women Golfers Show Promise In Boomer’s View
Percy Boomer, pro at St. Cloud Country Club, says French women excel at golf and will push Britain in team matches. He adds French men lag in effort and may not reach international team level outside Europe for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Percy Boomer
St. Cloud Country Club
Boomer
Bond's Liver Pills Offer Relief From Malaria Symptoms
An old advertisement urges readers to take one Bond's Liver Pill at bedtime at the first sign of headache, diarrhoea, biliousness or constipation to start the liver and remove poisons. Pills are mild, small, non-wrinkling and cost 25 cents, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
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Howard Nolan
Campbell
Gladys Rogers
Nell Poddesto
Harvey L. Gregg
Nell Podesta
Annie L. Butler
Notary Public
Sterlington Oil Co., Inc
Corp
Mattie R. Faust
Ouachita Parish
A. D
Sheriff's Sale
Ay News
BOY ‘Scouts OE America
J. Keeney Devereux
Elwood Williams
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
White House
LEN
CUPID
Toledo
Betty Broer
Virginia Davis
Adrian
Mich
Edgar Pore
Tom Martin
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Mark Hanna
Len Small
McCormick
United States
LIN
Auto Motors
W. Monroe
Irene Simms Shields
News-Star Office
Virginia
Collens-Thompson Drug Store
Hotel
Virginia Bldg
MRS
ROYAL
Monroe Store & Office Equipment Co., Inc
Walnut St
Collens-Thompson
Ufing and Sheet Metal Works, Inc
Mississippi St
Monroe, la
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