Court of Honor Honors Camp Ki-Ro-Li Scouts
At Camp Ki-Ro-Li a court of honor awarded merit badges to numerous scouts including George Patterson Barry Stubbs Albert Buckley Louis Masur Jr and Pat McHenry among others. Four scouts namely Charles Abrahm William F Gandy Bedford Lucas and Barry Stubbs earned Eagle rank with many others promoted or awarded ranks in various merit and leadership badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki-Ro-Li
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
George Patterson
Barry Stubbs
Albert Buckley
Louis Masur, Jr
Pat McHenry
J. H. McClendon
Mack McInnis
Harold Williams
William Trezevant
John W. Wilhite
Charles Roberts
Buford Goss
Bruce Stuart
William F. Gandy
Benjamin Percy
Fred Edgerton
Ralph Taylor
Horton Scott
A. T. Ward
Eugene Tull
Nethkin Harley
Luke Hand
Will Harvey
Robert Graves
Jim Folk
Frank Graves
Bruce Tyner
Wesley T. Whitfield
Bedford Lucas
Billy Pierce
Edward Kyser
Bobbie Gangstal
Louis Milner
Bob Underwood
Roy Russell
Marvin Gleason
Alvin Gleason
Bobbie Larkin
Harkey Nethken
Charles Abrahm
Floyd Stone
Armand McHenry
James Brothers
Charles
M. Womack
Percy Benjamin
Scott Horton
A T. Ward
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An old advertisement warns kidneys have nine million filters and warns against harsh medicines. It promotes Cystex as a doctor prescribed treatment for night urination nervousness loss of pep and related symptoms promising quick vitality within 48 hours and a one week guarantee with price stated as three cents a dose.
Black-Draught Laxative Ad Claims Health Benefit
A testimonial ad promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a pleasant relief for faulty elimination improving work efficiency and recreation. Mr. W. J. Walters of Paragould Arkansas says he uses it for years as a purgative, taking doses several nights to feel better and ready to work. Old reliable purely vegetable advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Doctor Recommended Kruschen Salt Diet Ad
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda Iowa reports from starting weight 226 pounds to 208 after 3 jars with physician approval. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts as safe for fat loss and health, urging readers to take a half teaspoon daily in hot water with juice or lemon, offering money back if not satisfied. Sold by Faser's Drugs Inc or any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Long
Clarinda
Iowa
Faser’s Drugs, Inc
Adv
China Tensions Rise as Japan Claims Manchukuo Incidents
The Hsinking headquarters issued a statement accusing General Sung's forces of border incursions near Manchukuo with claims of gunfire and three border incidents. Tientsin dispatches report Japan seeking peaceably to settle the Chahar controversy tied to arrests of three Japanese secret service members at Changpei.
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Japan
Chahar
Hsinking
Jiro Minami
Kwantung Army
Sung
Manchoukuan
Regno
Tientsin
North China
Changpei
Peiping
Inner Mongolia
Manchoukuo
Tushihkou
Obituaries From Homer and Hodge Louisiana Death Notices
Funeral services for James H. Bain of Homer were held at the McClanahan home with Masonic rites. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery. Survivors include H. H. Bain of Shreveport and Lula Schaidth of Hot Springs. In Hodge infant Neta B. Bryan died at three months. funeral at Pentecostal church with burial in Jonesboro cemetery. Mrs. P J Dixon dies. funeral at her daughter’s home with burial at Good Hope cemetery. Survived by another daughter, Mrs. P. McKinney of Monroe.
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Homer
James H. Bain
Shreveport
F. C. McClanahan
Arlington Cemetery
Bain
H. H. Bain
Lula Schaidt
Hot Springs
Ark
Hodge
Neta B. Bryan
Oliver Leon Bryan
Penticostal Church
Nix
Jonesboro
P. J. Dixon
J. D. Carr
Lee Avenue
Roger M. Baxter
Central Baptist Church
Good Hope
Arkansas Road
Dixon
Carr
P. McKinney
Monroe
Lumber executive travels to Chicago for national meeting
C. C. Sheppard president and general manager of Louisiana Central Lumber company of Clarks, Louisiana, departed Sunday for Chicago to attend a meeting of the National Lumber Manufacturers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks, la
C. C. Sheppard
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Clarks
Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Cattlemen Urge Tick Eradication At State Meeting
Louisiana cattlemen push immediate tick eradication in the remaining quarantined parishes. They seek federal funds via the Public Works allotment board to speed benefits from eradication already seen in many parishes. A telegraphed message from Congressman Sandlin signals possible federal support as 2,000 attended a barbecue after speeches by state officials and invited guests.
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Natchitoches
Louisiana
Congress
Federal Public Works Allotment Board
Louisiana Cattlemen’s Association
Louisiana State Normal College
Arthur Gayle
John W. Sandlin
Sandlin
Cavle
Washington
Camp Established Near Vixen by Louisiana Central Lumber
The Louisiana Central Lumber Company of Clarks has set up a logging camp near Vixen post office. Twenty families have been moved from Clarks to the camp with logging operations supervised by J. C. Sellers, wood superintendent of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Louisiana Central Lumber Company of
Vixen
J. C. Sellers
Lumber Company
Williamson Speaks at Clarks Baptist Service
Monroe editor Fred Williamson addressed the Clarks Baptist church after speaking at the Men's Bible class during Sunday morning services.
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Clarks
Clarks Baptist Church
Fred Williamson
Monroe
Cotton Grading School Opens In Monroe
The U S Department of Agriculture aided cotton grading and classing school opened Monday at 9 am at Mark Stroud's offices 111 North Grand Street Monroe. Enrollment neared capacity under instruction by H F Taylor with daily classes for one week and exams for cotton classer licenses. No tuition charged to help farmers ginners improve cotton grades and buyer knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating Parish Agricultural Agents
Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Association
Mark Stroud
North Grand Street
H. F. Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Water Board to Get Study From U S Tribunal
The water utility plans to issue len 4 12 per cent bonds until July 1 1942 and reports 84 per cent of stockholders across many states and foreign countries consent. A D Patterson says 10 percent of principal paid now and full repayment of the 1 885 million bond issue by July 1 1936. The company is solvent with a 4 400 000 cash reserve and can cover the bond when it matures under the extension plan. The issue was due July 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len
A. D. Patterson
Consumers’ Electric Light and Power Company
Patterson
Vacation Bible School Opens At First Methodist
The daily vacation Bible school at the First Methodist church opened Monday for a two weeks session with 75 registrants. Mrs. J W Worthington and Mrs Julia Wimberly supervise the intermediate department while Mrs J F Griffin Mrs Clark Ransom and Miss Elizabeth Langford head the primary division. Bonnie Burden and Lois Bushnell oversee the musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. W. Worthington
Julia Wimberly
J. F. Griffin
Clark Ransom
Elizabeth Langford
Bonnie Burden
Lois Bushnell
Triplets Squashes Exhibit At West Monroe Garden
Frank Paschal displayed three large squashes inseparable twins at the News-Star-World office on Monday morning. He lives two miles out of West Monroe on the Natchitoches road and said the triplets grew in his garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star—World Office
Frank Paschal
West Monroe
Natchitoches Road
Red Cross Instructor to Start Swim Course
Parker McComb, a Red Cross life saving instructor, will begin a swimming course at 5 p.m. Monday at the municipal natatorium.
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Parker McComb
Red Cross
Second Encampment of Scouts Opens at Camp Ki-Ro-Li
The second of three one week encampments for Boy Scouts of the Ouachita Valley council began at Camp Ki-Ro-Li seven miles west of Monroe. Eighty three boys from four troops started the session with Troop 1 St Matthew's Church and Troop 29 First Baptist Church among those represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Ouachita Valley Council
Camp Ki-Ro- Li
Monroe
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
M. R. Gremillion
First Baptist Church of
L. B. Pettit
Louisiana Training Institute
J. D
Hammond to Speak at First Baptist Men’s Brotherhood
W R Hammond an instructor at Northeast Center of Louisiana State University will be the chief speaker Monday night at the meeting of the Men’s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church.
Revival Adds Sixty Seven New Members To West Monroe Church
The First Baptist Church of West Monroe closed a weeks long revival with 67 new members. Evangelist Dr. H. E. Kirkpatrick of Minden led the revival and Rev. B. B. Cox of Carlisle Arkansas directed music. Pastor E. E. Huntsberry said the event marks new church history for the city. He will preach to young converts this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
West Monroe
H. E. Kirkpatrick
Minden
B. B. Cox
Carlisle
Ark
E. E. Huntsberry
Baptisms Planned at Morning and Evening Church Services
Morning at eleven o'clock and the evening service will administer baptisms to about 30 to 40 prospective church members.
Meeting Scheduled for Louise McGuire Order of Eastern Star
The Louise McGuire chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will meet Monday night at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Birdie Mae Mulhern, fourth district official, will be present.
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Louise McGuire
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Birdie Mae Mulhern
Disstrict
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Court OF Honor
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Clean System For Health
China
Bryan Infant
Personal Finance Co
Bernhardt Bldg
DeSiard and
North Second St
Tommy Armour
Amy Lou Oliver
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Stubby Kruger
Lester Stoefen
Reynolds Tech. Co
Pete Knight
BR. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, HM
Ki- Ro-Li
Olan Black
Bice
Ed LaSalle
New Iberia
State Conservation Department
George Jackson
B. B. McClendon
Black
Thomas F. Jett
First Christian Church of
Melvin Ott
The
N.Y. Giants
Lester R. Stoefen
U.S
I. Ie de
Andrew Geller and
I. Miller
Stussy Kruger
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