Mrs. C. L. Drew Rites Planned at West Monroe Home
Mrs. C. L. Drew 72 longtime West Monroe resident and mother of several citizens died yesterday at 3 55 PM in New Orleans Charity Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Born August 20 1864 in Minden she moved to West Monroe with Cr Drew in 1912. Surviving are her husband eight children two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 4 30 at the family residence 101 Ludwig avenue West Monroe conducted by Rev EE Huntsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Drew
West Monroe
Twin Cities
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Drew
Minden
Etta Morgan
Cr. Drew
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
T. C. Drew
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
C. E. Drew
Shreveport
R. M. Drew
J. S. Drew
Monroe
Carrie Dee Drew
Ouachita Parish
J. M. Drew
W. L. Morgan
Sicily Island
J. E. Morgan
Dee Morgan
W. L. Stevens
Elizabeth Drew
Snow Drew
Nan Drew
Ludwig Avenue
Rev. EE Hunts
Funeral services for West Monroe pastor held in Monroe
The body arrived by Missouri Pacific rail today at 8 30 am and was taken to the residence. Interment follows at River View Burial Park Monroe with pallbearers Fred G Thatcher Pat S Hamilton M T Stephens E B Harrell H E Hayes and W S Heard. The piece ends with a note on American men six feet tall.
Dracula's Daughter and Modern Times Headline Local Theaters
At the Paramount Dracula’s Daughter opens, starring Gloria Holden with Otto Kruger and Marguerite Churchill as top cast. At the Capitol Chaplin’s Modern Times debuts, featuring Paulette Goddard and a first sound sequence for the comedian, with most of the film shot silent and later synchronized.
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Paramount
Paramount Theater
Dracula
Universal
Hiis
Gloria Holden
Otto Kruger
Marguerite Churchill
Irving Piche
Edward van Sloan
Jeffrey Garth
Lambert Hillyer
Chaplin
Charlie
Gamin
Paulette Goddard
Draculas
Billy Bevans
Paramount Theaters
West Carroll Folk School Plans Made for Oak Grove
West Carroll's fourth annual folk school will be held at Oak Grove in July. R. V. Reeves chairing a committee says programs and speakers are being lined up with aims to inform inspire and provide recreation. Department heads meet to finish details with public notice planned by July 7. O B Huey is vice chairman J J Joyce Jr secretary. Community singing led by E C Holmes with Dave Pearce J R Ruffin and Carroll Griffin.
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Oak Grove
West Carroll
R. V. Reeves
Folk School
O. B E. Huey
The
J. J. Joyce, Jr
E. C. Holmes
Dave Pearce
J. R. Ruffin
Carroll Griffin
Rites set for Mrs Kaliski star Barkdull Faulk teacher
Funeral services for Mrs Marcus Kaliski longtime Barkdull Faulk school faculty member who died from injuries in a Monday morning car crash will be held at Peters Funeral chapel with burial in the Jewish cemetery. She taught at Barkdull Faulk for a decade and was linked to Monroe's Bernstein family.
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Marcus Kaliski
Barkdull Faulk School
Peters Funeral Chapel
South Grand Street
I. Heinberg
Monroe
Kaliski
Temple B’nai Israel
F. K. Hirsch
Washington
Lara Caspari
Oswald Cosby
R. Downes, Jr
FE. L. Neville
Bert Heinberg
John Theus
Abie Marks
B. N. Florsheim
R. E. Hanna
Leon Cohn
City School Board
Friends
Bernstein
Winnfield
Arnold Bernstein
Henry Bernstein
Montgomery
Winn Parish
State Normal College
Natchitoches
F. M. Goldsmith
New Orleans
Randolph Bernstein
Julian Bernstein
Nettie Bernstein
Minnie Marks
Barkdull Faulk
Ruston
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Duncan
H. N. Harper
Lincoln Parish
Federal civil service exams listed with multiple postings
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive examinations with varied salaries including 3800 dollars for United service posts, 2600 dollars for Assistant animal husbandman roles, 3500 for junior motion picture director, and 3200 for motion picture specialist. Full info from Mrs W A O'Kelly, secretary, Post Office in the city.
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United States Civil Service Commission
United Service
Treasury
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
W. A O'Kelly
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Printers Walkout Intensifies Spain Labor Turmoil
Printers striking for higher wages exacerbated Spain's labor trouble. Sporadic disorders broke out in scattered sections. A Socialist was killed by alleged Fascists at Alicante with others injured in clashes between Leftists and Civil Guards. Miners at Mazarron protested government inaction and a church with valuable art was burned in Manilla.
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Madrid
Spain
Alicante
Mazarron
Murcia
Manilla
Fire damages Edgewater Garden service station
The Edgewater Garden Service station at 4412 DeSiard Street was badly damaged by fire last night. City firefighters brought the blaze under control, with most damage confined to the rear of the frame building believed to belong to Peyton Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Garden
DeSiard Street
Peyton Parker
Mussolini rescinds sanctions plaque order in Italy
Premier Mussolini countermanded an order requiring municipalities to place marble plaques on city halls commemorating Italy’s fight against sanctions. The reversal, issued in Rome, signals a shift as penalties suspension looms and the Italian stance against sanctions is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Pine Grove Activity Club Reorganized Officers Elected
The Pinegrove Activity Club reorganized and elected L T Harper president J N Davis vice president Victor Martin secretary Mrs Fincher treasurer and F H Honeycutt reporter and program chair. The club plans Tuesday meetings with programs and hopes Monroe speakers will participate. A hayride is planned for Tuesday night June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove Activity Club
L. T. Harper
J. N. Davis
Victor Martin
Mrs Benton Buys Lot in Monroe Subdivision
Real estate transfer shows Mrs. Jessie M. Benton purchasing lot C of the resubdivision of R L Prophit's addition to Monroe from Monroe Building and Loan Association for 2500 dollars. Five hundred dollars of the price was paid in stock in the vendor association, with records filed yesterday in Ouachita Parish clerk of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Benton
Monroe Building and Loan Association
R. L. Prophit
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Vendor Association
Drunk Driving Fines Set in City Court
Felix Abernathy and Cotton Hyde were fined $100 each for driving drunk. Other: Mrs. J. A. Applewhite fined $10 for drunk and disorderly behavior, Vance Kelly $19 for fighting, appealed to district court, Eula Mae Walker $30 for drawing a dangerous weapon, a knife, J. T. Gilston $19 for fighting with cash bond forfeited, J. A. New $7.50 for drunk and disorderly with cash bond forfeited, Willie Porter $10 for indecent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Abernathy
Cotton Hyde
B. D Allbritton
J. A. Applewhite
Vance Kelly
Eula Mae Walker
J. T. Gilston
J. A. New
Willie Porter
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Bud” Reed, JR
Luther Reed & CO
Old Central Savings Bank Bldg
South Grand
Norge
Adership
Borg- Warner Corp
Detroit
Mich
Capitol
Charlie Chaplin
Capitol Theater
Passman Equipment CO
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Taculator Roomers
West Carroll Folk School
Ruston Hospital
Granberry
Vaughan-Wright- Bendel
Miss Moore
Federal Board
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Monroe Wholesale Drug Ce
Tyro Certif
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Pine Grove Activity Club
Berter A Values
ITO 1
Seaver Company
Monroe, Il
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