Woodmen Hall offered as AMVETS meeting site
The AMVETS post in Ouachita Parish voted to use Woodmen of the World Hall on Jackson Street as a rent free meeting place. Walter S. Savage Jr. accepted the offer at the Monday session. A special meeting was set for Wednesday at 8 pm to discuss the AMVETS second annual horse show and related preparations. Proceeds will fund the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woodmen of the World
Jackson Street
Walter S. Savage, Jr
Post
Ouachita Parish
John Dennis
W. O. W. Hall
Amvets
Lawrence Williams
Woodmen
Hall
Williams
AMVET
Veterans Council of
Polynesian Bread Fruit Tree Native to Polynesia and Malaysia
A bread fruit tree is identified as native to Polynesia and Malaysia, highlighting its regional origins and natural distribution in Pacific and Southeast Asian ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polynesia
Malaysia
Missouri Pacific Boosters Plan June Club Event
Chief Booster E Morris announces a Friday June gathering at the Booster clubhouse with a 6 15 p.m. softball game between rival captain teams, a 7 15 p.m. fish fry, and an 8 p.m. spelling bee. A loving cup awaits the winning team amid supper indoors if rain moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morris
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
Missouri Pacific
R. H. Dollar
Boosters
L. Richardson
Kay Kyser
Drugstore Ady Notice Across Monroe County
An across the board notice indicates availability at all drug stores in Monroe including Walgreen's and Sandman's Pharmacy with Ady featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Drug Stores
Monroe
Walgreen's
Sandman's Pharmacy
Ady
Veterans of Foreign Wars set meeting in West Monroe
The Hudson Leedy Post in West Monroe will hold its first monthly meeting Friday at 8 pm at the post home. Reports on the Buddy Poppy drive and the Fifth district meeting at Monroe will be shared, with plans for the state encampment in Shreveport. Members and prospective new members invited, with the Ladies Auxiliary meeting same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Leedy Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Natchitoches Street
West
Monroe
Fifth District
Monroe Post
Shreveport
Post Home
Harold Moore
Duke Hodge
Durwood B. Drake
James G. Caldwell
Willie A. Singleton
Elmus F. Duncan
Harold D. Cannon
Daniel W. Brister
Wilson H. Clampit
Thomas H. Hodge
Everett Bamburg
James B. Erben
Henry C. Hogan
Sidney M. Wall
Ladies Auxiliary
Invita
Building Permits For Local Dwellings And Relocations
Henry Wimberley to add a dwelling to a one story frame building at 2912 Jackson street costing under 50 dollars with owner completing the work. R. W. Dixon moves a one story frame dwelling from 105 Rochelle to 2012 Georgia street, value 800 dollars, moving cost under 700 dollars, L. H. Hurlock of Alexandria, La., handling the move. G. T. Germany to move a one story cab stand from Harrison street to 2901 South Grand street, value 50 dollars, moving cost under 600 dollars. Mrs. J. B. Ray to remodel and add to a one story frame dwelling at 310 Morris avenue for residence, cost under 350 dollars, Hilton Hazel contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wimberley
Jackson Street
R. W. Dixon
Rochelle
Georgia Street
L. H. Hurlock
Alex
Andria
G. T. Germany
Harrison Street
South Grand Street
J. B. Ray
Morris Avenue
Hilton Hazel
Fire at West Monroe service station contained by attendant
A fire broke out along a wall near the grease rack at Hattaway Service Station 1305 Cypress Street West Monroe shortly after 7 am Tuesday. A negro attendant extinguished it with a hose before West Monroe fire crews arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattaway
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Rites Held for Oldest Resident in Wisner Parish
The funeral of F. N. Abell Sr., 96, Franklin Parish oldest resident, was held at Holly Grove Church in Wisner Tuesday at 4 pm. Rev. Luther Woodward officiated. Interment followed at Holly Grove cemetery. Survivors include son F. N. Abell Jr. and daughter Mrs. J. A. Turner, both of Wisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner
F. N. Abell
Franklin Parish
Holly Grove Church
Luther Woodward
L. E. Turner
A. A. Spann
B. N. Gordy
Mr. Abell
F. N. Abell, Jr. Wisner
J. A. Turner, Wisner
Bee Brand Insect Spray fog kills flies and mosquitoes
Dr. Amos E. Badertscher promotes Bee Brand Insect Spray with 1 percent DDT to fog rooms and kill flying insects. The ad urges closing doors and windows, using a spray gun for 15 minutes, noting immediate effects and later death from DDT, and claims safety for pets and children.
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Woodmen Hall
Malak
Tarzan
Him
Batnu
Pacific
Booster Club
V. F.W
Sports Shop, Inc
George Tonore
Louisville Ave
Wilson-Lockhart Sports Shop, Inc
Lanham-Stubbs Electric CO
North LA
Wholesale Gas & Oil Co., Inc
DeSiard St
Newman’s Barber Shop
Spor
CIG
Wilson-Lockhart Hop Inc
North 2Nd St
News-Star—World
iTennis
Mitts
Polaroid
Model Airplane Motors
CMTE
Monroe Tire Exchange
J. D. Cascio
Central Tower
W. Montgomery
Prop
Pearsons
Willard Battery Station
Neon Sign Service
Sixth St
Wilson-Lockhart Sports Shop
H. L. Rosenhein
Real Estate
Ouachita Bank Bldg
N. A. Mansour
Monroe, la
Amos E. Badertscher
McCormick & Company, Inc
Baltimore 2
Keystone Paint
Decorating CO
North Grand St
Kirby Woodcraft Shop
S. Grand St
La.tire & Supply CO
Washington St
Hollywood
DOC
West Cities Service Station
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