Hat cleaning and blocking service offered
Ladies and men's hats cleaned blocked and reshaped. Cumberland phone 740. 13 31.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
7
Ladies and men's hats cleaned blocked and reshaped. Cumberland phone 740. 13 31.
Western star Lodge No. 21 F. and A. M. meets first and third Tuesday at Walnut Street hall Worshipful Master J E Mason and Secretary J D Oakey in the opera house second and fourth Wednesday Knights and Ladies of Honor hold Mertsjn Annex ball second and fourth Tuesday Miss Theresa Bauer protector Carl Walker secretary listed in brief notices.
Monroe Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons meets at Masonic Hall on Walnut Street the second and fourth Tuesday nights. Rk. Downs Jr., High Priest, Dr. G Surghnor, Secretary.
Monroe Council No. 8 Royal Select Masters meets at Mason Hall on Walnut Street, second Monday night each month. Officers listed include E G Courtney, T L M De, Surghnor, Ka corder.
Monroe Commandery No a Knights Templar holds meetings at Masonii hall on Walnut Street on the second and fourth Thursday nights. Eminent Commander E G Courtney presides and Dr G Surghnor serves as Recorder.
Louise L McGuire Chapter No 4 of the Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic hall on Walnut street on the first and third Monday. Worthy Matron WW Washburn and Secretary Miss Nora Downs preside.
Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias meets Thursdays at Castle Hall St John near Post Office. Ouachita Tribe No. 19 Improves Red Men meets Fridays at Sugar's Theatre third floor. See names Pat O'Reilly Sachem and J E Hanna Chief of Records.
Woodmen of the World Camp No 10 meets in Red Men hall on the first and third Wednesdays with C Black consul commander and O Gels mar clerk attached Prosperity Lodge No 19 holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays in lodge hall or opera house led by Mrs Walter Cornet as Noble Grand and Miss Farnie Lewis as deputy or related officer. notes include daughter of Rebecca group and local venue details.
Julia Stonewall Temple No 10 meets first and third Mondays at 2 20 PM and second and fourth Mondays at PM. Rosa Benoit is Most Excellent Chief Eugene S Shows Mistress of Records and Correspondence. Ouachita Lodge No 2 Odd Fellows meets Thursdays at night with J M Cobb Exalted Ruler F B Surgaine Secretary. Monroe Aerie Eagles meets Wednesdays at De Siard Street opposite Sugar’s Theatre. Knights of Honor meet in Red Men’s hall.
Newsboys Club No 1 0 and Boy Scouts of America meet every Sunday at 2 30 p m in the new City Hall. Friends of the boys are always welcome. Jasac Cowden organizer.
Monroe Council No. 13387 Knights of Columbus meets at Catholic Hall on the first and third Tuesday nights. Grand Knight T. H. McMillan and Recorder Adolph Renaud are named officers.
George L. Wood Camp No 157 Woodmen of the World meets in its lodge hall in West Monroe on the second and fourth Monday nights. A W Carroll is consul commander and T Simonton is clerk with a fee of 8 dollars.
St Mathews Benevolent Society meets at Catholic Hall on the second Monday each month. President T H McMillan and Secretary Adolph Renaud are listed in the notice.
The Catholic Knights of America meets at Catholic Hall on the first and third Tuesdays. J. Larkin serves as president and W A O'Kelly is secretary.
Henry W. Allen Camp No. 182 United Confederate Veterans meets at the court house on call by the Commander W. P. Renwick. Adjutant W. A. O'Kelly notes the meeting details.
The special summe lists rail or shipping rates from the western United States and Mexico to points east in the United States and Canada. It outlines price changes and how the routes affect travel and commerce across the region.
All services resumed on Monday June 20 on the regular schedule. Transit and operations return to normal after prior disruptions, with officials noting no further changes expected this week.
J E Peters operates a receiving vault in the cemetery to hold deceased until final resting place is chosen. He is a manufacturer and dealer in furniture window shades children carriages wagons velocipedes metal burial caskets wooden caskets trimmings and an agent for sewing machines pianos and organs. Telephones:
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