Playgrounds of City to Open Monday Morning
St Matthew's Georgia Tucker and Barkdal Faulk playgrounds will open at 9 oclock next Monday. Miss Lucyle Godwin, supervisor of all city playgrounds, announces activities include handcraft, rythms, modeling, story telling, sketching and dancing. Central playground at St Matthew's directed by Mrs J E Bryant with assistants Kate Bryant and Eleona Brinsmade. South side directed by Mrs W F Carlson with Mildred Gannaway and Mildred Bennett. North side directed by Mrs S E Ratcliff with Pauline Kahn and Jannette Du Bose. Story telling across all sites by Mrs J D Grant. dancing by Margaret Poag and L Livandais. sketching by Bernice Cason. rythms by L Surghnor. Boys handcraft overseen by Herbert Dickard Jr George Buckner Elmwood Williams. girls handcraft supervised by Mrs Do P Collins.
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St. Matthew’s
Georgia Tucker
Barkdall Faulk
Lucyle Godwin
St. Matthew's
South Side
Barkdal Faulk
Monroe
Monroe Recreation Department
J. E. Bryant
Kate Bryant
Eleona Brinsmade
W. F.carlson
Mildred Gannaway
Chicago presses unite against gang rule after Lingle slaying
Nationwide newspaper editors condemn the Alfred J. Lingle murder in Chicago as a challenge to society and law. They pledge support to the Tribune and other papers, urging action to punish the killers and end the conditions enabling gang violence.
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Chicago
Lingle
Col. R. R. McCormick
The
Tribune
Chandler
Los Angeles
Alfred J. Lingle
Press of
America
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Chicago
Illinois
Local notes from Rochelle on visitors and travel
Rochelle notes list Mrs. W. B. Letson and Mrs. S. M. Abel visiting Selma. Howard Lindsay leaves to attend Louisiana College in Pineville. Mrs. Hilburn and children head to Cotton Valley to stay with Morton family. Multiple locals host or visit in Selma Winnfield Homer Montgomery Alexandria Urania and nearby areas.
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News-Star
Rochelle
W. B. Letson
S. M. Abel
Selma
Howard Lindsay
Louisiana College
Pineville
F. P. Hilburn
Cotton Valley
L. H. Morton
Adcock
Parker
H. Bennett
F. G. Smart
Winnfield
S. W. Adams
Fletcher Merton
R. L. Hunt
Alexandria
Septa Mae Gilmer
W. W. Atson
Homer
Keefer Tarver
W. A. Tarver
Montgomery
Daphine Teddlie
Harold DeBray
N. M. Jackson
Walius Adams
H. A. Davis
Marjorie Dunn
Lurline
Marbeth Wise
F. J. Guiteau
Lottie
Doris
Barrios
George M. Tannehill, Jr
Urania
Murphy Tannehill
Lula Tannehill
Twin City Churches Programs Services Monroe West Monroe
Monroe and West Monroe church programs list services meetings and events across churches. Includes regular worship schedules holiday observances and community outreach activities from local congregations.
Faithful Sundays At Multiple Local Churches
Sunday school attendance exceeds six hundred at First Baptist Church with strong B Y P U turnout. Sermons explore prayer and faith themes while staff and choir enhance services. Other churches list services, Bible classes, and revival efforts led by named pastors across West Monroe and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
D. C. Metcalf
Jas. E. Davis
Boy Scouts
C. E. Ponder
Sunday School Picnic At First Christian Church
The annual picnic at First Christian Church corner St John and Oak streets will follow Sunday school tomorrow. Classes meet then communion and a picnic program of recreation in the afternoon. Regular services at 7 45 pm. No preaching Sunday morning.
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Church OF Christ
American Legion
Wood and
St. John Sts
W. J. Johnson
Lee
Ruston Road
J. W. Call
Sixth Street
George Toler
Columbia Road
God
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Jackson
Wood Street
W. Winans Drake
D. D
Epworth
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
West Monroe
North Third
Pine Streets
H. L. Driskell
J. G. Cobb
Lloyd Mercer
Trinity Lutheran, Evangelican Lutheran Church of the Synod of Missouri
Ohio
H. H. Schaefer
First Street
Woodman of the World
DeSiard
First Christian Church
Corner St. John and
Oak Streets
Ban on stunt flying by Prussian government following deaths
Berlin reports two fatal stunt flying accidents within a week lead the Prussian government to ban the practice. The action targets serial acrobats and halts performances across the region as authorities impose serious restrictions.
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Berlin
Denies Long Ever Ordered Appointments Debate Continues
The highway commission head denies directing legislators to be hired while defending practices under Governor Long. He admits discussing department heads with Long and his brother Earl, and acknowledges some legislators were employed with varying salaries. He rejects political campaign use of staff and promises records on gravel and dodger purchases. The committee plans further questions and subpoenas, plus a federal witness.
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Allen
Johnson
Labbe
Whittington
Commission
Labee
W. C. Alford
St. Helena
W. H. Bennett
East Feliciana
H. B. Bozenman
Winn
David Cole
Dr. W. S. Jones
Jackson
J. B. Fournet
Jeff Davis
Ed Gianelloni
Assumption
A. L. McDonald
Winn Parish
Ed C. Prudhomme
Natchitoches
E. B. Robinson
Union
Lincoln
Lorris Wimberly
Bienville
Sim Parent
Pointe Coupee
Highway Commission
Alton Knott
R. B. Knott
Lon Anderson
Senator Anderson
Winnfield
Carroll Anderson
Margaret Knott
Senator Knott
H. M. McDonald
Representative McDonald
J. E. Delahoussaye
F. E. Delahoussaye
Iberia
Mr. Ott
Shattuck
Calcasieu
J. P. Alford
Alford
Giamelloni
Lawrence Folks
Folkes
West
Bennett
Wimberly
Senator Whittington
Robinson
Earl Long
Hughes
McDonald
Bozeman
Tugwell
Highway Chairman
Boone
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Chairman Allen
Blanche
Gianelloni
Fournet
Lafayette
Louisiana Progress
Federal Road
Woods
John M. Parker
The
Constitutional League
Parker
H. Horace Williams
R. Leovy
Mr. Leovy
H. V. Vincimelli
Plans for new Knights clubhouse drawn at 509 Wood
A joint meeting of the Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters of America at St. Matthew's school voted to hire an architectural firm to prepare plans for a two story colonial brick clubhouse at 509 Wood Street. Ground floor to house lodge rooms, upper floor ballroom and banquet space. Estimated cost about $25,000 with expected easy financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's School
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of American
Wood Street
Police Court Actions In Monroe District
Records show Ella Mae Jackson jailed on drunk and disorderly charges with a $5 fine and separate fighting offense for $10. Nellis Jenkins fined $10 for disturbing the peace. Steve Mandes fined $37.50 for profanity. Louise Potts charged with traffic offenses at $5. West Monroe case lists Ellie McNeal fined £10 for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ella Mae Jackson
Nellis Jenkins
Steve Mandes
Louise Potts
West Monroe
Ellie McNeal
Penitentiary Probe Finds Cost Mounts in Two Years
Louisiana senate committee probes state prison finances with testimony claiming the penitentiary ran about 311000 dollars in the red over two years. Witnesses discuss payrolls private convict labor on a rice farm and a plan to visit Angola for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Senate Penitentiary Committee
Angola
Louisiana
W. N. McFarland
Constitutional League of Louisiana
McFarland
Clay J. Dugas
Huey P. Long
C. H. Philips
A. P. Steckler
Dugas
St. Gabriel
Redmond
Ouachita
Wingate
Holcombe
Dagas
National Colors Flown for Flag Day in Monroe
Downtown Monroe observes Flag Day with buildings displaying the Stars and Stripes. A parade led by the Monroe grammar school band will march with an American flag, followed by concerts at the Saenger theater News-Star Publishing building city hall and other downtown venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Monroe
Monroe Grammar School
Saenger Theater
News-Star Publishing Company
City Hall
Tornado Strikes Twin States Causing Hospitalizations
A twister near St Paul moved into Wisconsin damaging towns from Ellsworth to Eau Claire. About 75 people were hospitalized for injuries. National Guardsmen were stationed at Oslo, Sergeant, and Randolph in Minnesota. Menomonie, Eau Claire area suffered damage with fires. twelve injuries were reported.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Ellsworth
Eau Claire
National
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Brother Hastings
Risher
Addie Ulmer
Stulee
First Church OF the Nazarene
Thomas Avenue
Richmond Street
H. F. Camp
Corner S. Second and
Apple
J. Porter Wilhite
Claude Kele
Dallas
Texas
Church of
Christ
Assembly OF God
E. L. Tanner
J. E. Lind-sey
Morris Kullman
the Tabernacle
Kullman
First Presbyterian Church
Grammont and
Catalpa
Ernest Duncan Holloway
United Press
Ernor Long
M. J. Kramer
Kramer
United States Bureau of Public Roads
North Carolina
Okeh
State Board of Liquidation
H. B. Conner
Board of Liquidation
J. E. McClanahan
Caldwell
John P. Burgin
Burgin
Ben J. Breard Insurance Agency
Cobb-Jackson Company, Inc
Cole & Leigh
Cooper Insurance Agency
Fluker Insurance Agency
Godfrey Insurance Agency
E. J. Seymour Insurance Agency
R. N. Stator
H. Wt. Speed Insurance Agency, Inc. ‘Allen F. Bugar
Trousdale & Wright, Inc
West Monroe Insurance Agencyp