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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

8

Three youths enlist in Navy at local office

Douglas Smith of Bernice Wesley Thompson of Kelly and Edward Rossitter of Riverton La joined the Navy at the local office during the week ending Saturday Smith and Thompson were sent to Virginia for training while Rossitter goes to the Submarine Training school at New London Conn for submarine duty This marks Rossitters second enlistment and the Navy recruiting officer D E Williamson notes an 83000 trained men total with a weekly quota of one man per station to meet upcoming needs through 1928 Recruitment has been restricted recently preventing several desirable applicants from enlisting

Navy Douglas Smith Bernice Wesley Thompson Kelly Edward Rossitter Riverton Smith Thompson Virginia Rossitter New London Conn D. E. Williamson Eiber Navy Department Williamson

Monroe Scouts Earn Eagle Awards at Camp D Arbonne

At the Court of Honor on camp premises, Monroe youths Fred Vaughn and Jack Knowles were named Eagle Scouts. Vaughn earned thirteen merit badges and both leaders have long troop ties. Vaughn starred as last year’s high school quarterback.

News-Star D'Arbonne Monroe Fred Vaughn Jack Knowles Eagle Scout Vaughn J. J. Keith Brotherhood of the Eagles Fred Vaughan

Illinois Central Freight Wreck Delays Eastbound Train Near Ruston

Eastbound Illinois Central freight No. 274 derailed two cars near Rambling east of Ruston, delaying passenger No. 238 from Shreveport. Train No. 238 arrived Monroe at 3 10 p m five hours and 50 minutes late, passenger service resumed by 9 20 p m. No injuries or extensive damage reported as two cars were railed and the freight moved to a siding. A wrecker crew reached the scene at 10 50 a m Sunday.

Ilingis Central Pas Senger Shreveport Monroe Rambling Ruston

Berry Farm at Cuests View Demonstrates Large Scale Self Sufficiency

W L Berry's 580 acre Cuests View farm showcases pork and corn production and a 5 acre cotton tract. The operation relies on self supplied feed and a mix of crops with 1500 pounds of pork ready for market and a planned push to win a parish fair prize. Partners include C E Faulk and others. the farm includes a blacksmith shop filling station and a small grocery near the house.

George Marten C. E. Faulk The News-Star C. E. Faulk, Jr H. H. Brinsmade Berry Marten Crawford Berry Farm Jersey Poland Mr. Berry Pos Missouri Pacific Railroad Monroe Chamber of Commerce Lespedeza Tespedeza Berry House Calhoun Fair Ouachita Parish Hastings

Diamond Challenge Sculls at Henley Regatta since 1844

The Diamond Challenge Sculls is a race for amateur single scullers and has been a feature of the Royal Henley Regatta since 1844.

Teddy Baldeck the Bantam Champion Heading to America

Teddy Baldeck, the new world bantamweight champion, will arrive in America next month. English sports writers praise his ring prowess after defeating Archie Bell, noting he is the first Briton to hold the world pugilistic title in a long time.

Teddy Baldeck America Archie Bell Haldeck Teddy

Natatorium renovation under way before July opening

Commissioner Will Atkinson oversees repairs at the natatorium after flood damage. The south-end dam walls and street car waiting station are being rebuilt due to a rotten foundation while the opening is anticipated in early July.

Ming Pool Natatorium Will

Union Parish Oil Well Tugwell No 1 Shows Gas Indications

Interest grows as ratholing in Tugwell No 1 in Union Parish near Farmerville indicates gas presence and potential oil. The well reached 1900 feet with cap rock 100 feet higher than nearby Oakland test. Company geologist is on site to assess immediate actions.

Ratholing Union Parish Tugwell No. 1 Farmerville Oakland

Sterlington man charged with wielding weapon

A Z Whitten, a Sterlington carbon plant worker, was arrested Saturday afternoon on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. Bonds were posted and he was released. Affidavits were filed by L C Walker, also a Sterlington carbon plant worker, alleging a confrontation linked to disputes between the men’s wives, during which Whitten allegedly struck Walker with the butt of a pistol.

A. Z Whitten Sterlington Carbon Sheriff's Department Whitten L C. Walker Walker

National intercollegiate tennis championships to be held at Merion

The national intercollegiate tennis championships will be staged on the Merion Cricket Club courts in Haverford Pa during the week of June 27.

Merion Cricket Club Haverford

Lights go out on DeLiard Street block Saturday night

A fuse in the transformer serving the north side of DeLiard Street between North Second and North Third failed for about an hour from 8 to 9 p m Saturday causing business houses to lose lights. Commissioner D A Breard attributed the outage to the blown fuse and dismissed overload theories noting rain Sunday did not affect power.

DeLiard Street North Second North Third Streets D. A. Breard Finance and Public Utilities Breard

Palace Dept Store and Chain Earns New Market Clout

Palace Dept Store joins Collens 4 Drug Stores, Chase Amman Drug Co, and Johnson's Drug Store in a competitive market move. The consortium aims to expand regional distribution and unify pricing strategies across five named chains.

Palace Dept Collens Chase-Amman Drug Co Johnson’s Drug

Lightning Strikes City Power Lines Causes Brief Outage

A lightning strike disrupted the city power circuit cutting lights briefly as it reached the power house and knocked circuit breakers from their contacts. A bystander reset the breakers quickly and service resumed after a second, with a transformer fuse replaced that Saturday night.

Racket Weights Shift From Sixteen to Fourteen Ounces

Early in the century rackets weighed up to sixteen ounces, but modern champions favor fourteen ounces for greater control and playability.

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D’arbonne White House Cuests View W. L. Berry Farm Monroe Automobile & Supply Co Washington and Walnut Sts Za, RY Anheuser-Busch ST. Louis Ouachita Candy Co., Inc Monroe, la Sterlington Man National Toilet Company Paris Tenn Southern Foster Jewelry & Music DeSkard St Emerson Merson Mrs. Damson Butterwing
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