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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

9

Monroe Welfare Association Reports Monthly Work

The Monroe Welfare association lists visits 21 investigations 10 civilian cases 69 informations 19 and notes aid for a woman traveling from Dallas to Meridian. It mentions a death in a family, church assistance, a rheumatism patient moved to St. Francis clinic with costs covered, and provisions of meals grocery orders beds and shoes for needy cases.

Monroe Welfare Association Monroe Dallas Meridian Grammont Street

Webster Parish to Have New Library

Webster Parish will gain a new library opening in September as the third parish library under the state library commission. The library board includes Marshall Pearce Mrs. D W Stewart Jr E L Endsey Mrs Robert A Baker E S Richardson superintendent and local officials ex officio.

E.S. Richardson Herbert Eflin H. L. Bridges Minen

Aunt Harriet Franklin 75 to Be Buried Sunday

Aged servant known as Aunt Harriet Franklin dies at 75 in Rich ard a negro settlement south of the city. For years she served the W. J. ymum family as cook and later worked for the Stubbs Laytons and Captain Cryer. A faithful servant, her funeral is set for Sunday with expected white attendance.

Harriet” Franklin Richard W. J. Ymum Stubbs Laytons Captain Cryer Harriet Suny

Death Claims Judge M McKenzie Moss in Washington

Judge McKenzie Moss of the United States Court of Claims died suddenly in Washington early today from heart trouble. A Kentucky native born in 1868, Moss served as assistant secretary of the treasury from 1923 and was appointed to the bench by President Coolidge in 1926 after earlier roles as Kentucky circuit judge and general counsel of the alien property custodian.

Washington McKenzie Moss United States Court of Claims Bowling Green Kentucky Moss Christian County the Treasury Coolidge Eighth Judicial District of Alien Property Custodian The Treasury

Christian Church Youths Stage The Carpenter's Daughter Play

The Christian church youth group opens a series of five illustrated plays to raise funds for sending 20 youths to Camp Lassa in Shreveport this summer. Friday night features a cast of 10 juniors with Mary Elizabeth Eckhardt in the lead role.

Christian Church Lassa Shreveport Mary Elizabeth Eckhardt

Milk of Magnesia Ad Promotes Quick Digestive Relief

A vintage advertisement endorses Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild safe laxative and anti acid. It promotes a lemonade mix and a dose of two to four tablespoonfuls before breakfast. Claims high medical endorsement and over fifty years of physician use with a 25 cent and 5 cent sizes available.

U. S Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co Chas. H. Phillips Ady

Methodists Plan Picnic South of City Grounds

Local Methodists and friends will hold an afternoon picnic at Neal McHenry's plantation on the Columbia road tomorrow. Those with cars should transport others to the grounds and return to First Methodist Church by 3 p m, with cars available at the church for those without transport. All families should bring their own baskets of cabbles for the outing.

Neal McHenry Columbia Road W. E. Huggins Oklahoma City Oklahoma Inez Ward Monre Margaret Bates Gilbert Wisner H. J. Woolridge Winnsboro L. E. Owen Lamar W. B. Mitchell R. B. Carver

Local Health Nurse Reports High Water Status in Vidalia

Miss Pauline Tarver, Ouachita parish health nurse loaned to Dr. John Schrieber’s Concordia parish staff, describes ongoing high water status affecting Vidalia health services and relief efforts.

Vidalia Pauline Tarver Ouachita Parish John Schrieber Concordia Parish

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