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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
12
Dr. A G McHenry of the Forty and Eight leads a parish wide immunization effort for children six months to 12 years. More than 2 500 toxoid doses provided by the American Legion unit via Ouachita Parish Health. Fees waived for needy families as campaigns continue with physician support.
Funds raised by the Protestant Episcopal church in America will beautify St Andrew's Cathedral in Aberdeen. The nave will be decorated and the roof emblazoned with a historic shield. Immediate cost is about $10,000.
Mississippi's June 1 condition report shows crops other than pears and peaches at average yield. Pears at 35 percent of normal likely produce about 125 000 bushels versus 323 000 a year ago, while peaches at 60 percent of normal may yield about 605 000 bushels. Pastures and hay improve.
Work to remove the old levee on South Grand street opposite Chestnut in the 2100 block began Thursday with about 25 men. S and W company of Memphis holds the general contract and sent steam crane and pull shovel for cement levee wall construction. Clinton J. Wagner of Memphis arrived to oversee operations. Forty is now the average age of World War veterans.
Clarks Aline Gunter known as Tootsie celebrated her ninth birthday with intimate friends at home on Saturday afternoon. Games, prizes, and a large pink cake with candles were highlight features, with gladiola decorations and gifts from guests. Her mother Mrs John Gunter and Mrs E L Kraft aided. guests included Evelyn Barnum James Barnum Elaine Barnum Claude Patton Johnnie Claire White Wanda Ballard Billy Ruth Ballard Marilyn Benison Marjorie Skinner Thresa Bolton Billy Ruth Braddock Johnny Mitchell. Mr and Mrs William Maguire of Houston visited Mrs Maguire's father C F Patterson, returning to Houston Tuesday.
J W Clarkson and daughter Jeannette return from a two week visit with relatives in St Louis. Leon O Neal and wife spend the month with his mother Mrs E P Chapman. he is with the US Marine Corps at Quantico. Mrs Gus Miller and family visit Clarks. she once was Miss Rota Lee Brown. B E Howard returns from Houston and Galveston. Bettie Louise Thomas visits Windywood YWCA camp near Alexandria. Mrs L L Jackson and Mrs W L McDermott vacation in Longleaf. The lemon story notes its US introduction by Spanish explorers.
Choudrant Mrs. T C Pipes returns from extended Mississippi visit. Mrs. Dolly Ewing of Wisner, with sister Mrs. J A O Neal and children, visits Monroe relatives. Mrs. C L Madden hosts sister Martha Coleman of Homer. Mrs. H T Burnside visits Magnolia summer school. J J Norris goes to St Louis for pleasure. Bobby Lindahl returns from Tulane in New Orleans for summer. Mrs. Devonne Hubbard spends summer with Richmond family. A remark notes about roughly 54 721 dentists in the country.
Glenwood Ind June 21 Walter Jamison an orchardist trapped 36 domestic cats claiming they were rabbits damaging his young fruit trees. He set box traps two months ago and says he never saw a cat on his property during daylight hours.
A Bolton police officer unveils a motor bandit stopper a speed ball that bursts into six feet of spike covered arms when thrown in front of a speeding car destroying tires and halting criminals.
The balsa tree, grown from a tiny seed about pinhead size, can reach 75 feet in height and 25 inches in diameter within five years making it the fastest growing tree known.
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