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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
17
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Nemone confronts the conspiracy councillor Tomos about beauty rumors. He confirms several believe Doria is beautiful and hints that Tarzan, the stranger, is involved. Nemone reacts with raised ire to the accusation.
Gov. Clyde Tingley led a wide 300 square mile hunt in Vaughn New Mexico for four Illinois tourists missing since a month ago. National guardsmen police and volunteers joined, tracing from the last known contact in Vaughn to Dallas and St Louis hints of possible murder and robbery.
In Baton Rouge two Gilbert Miss Elizabeth Gill and Miss Doris Chase attend summer school at Louisiana State University. Mrs. X. M. Holt and her son return home to West Monroe after visiting Mrs. W. H. Bates. Miss Margaret Kelly, LSU student, returns home for the summer. Mrs. William Jarvis and children are mentioned in the same notice.
Those who had been visiting Mrs. Jarvis' mother, Mrs. W. H. Bates, have returned to their home in Vicksburg. Entertained before departure were Mrs. X. M. Holt of West Monroe and Mrs. William Jarvis of Vicksburg with two bridge parties hosted by Mrs. C. S. Sherrouse and Mrs. H. B. Rountree.
Gas is delivered in bottles to households in inaccessible island districts near Stockholm. Housewives need only keep a few bottles on hand to enjoy gas heating and cooking. Some houses are being equipped with pipes and fittings to send gas from the bottles.
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