Forsaken Framed Residence Job Details at 109 Filer
A one story frame residence at 109 Filer is scheduled for construction using day laborers. The project is expected to cost 150 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
2
A one story frame residence at 109 Filer is scheduled for construction using day laborers. The project is expected to cost 150 dollars.
Miss Bess Sharp of the Christian association departs for New York City to attend a national Y W C A workers meeting after returning from a gulf coast inspirational gathering. The article notes the Y W C A's role in community life, its global reach across 51 countries, and its focus on Abundant Life through mutual support and international service.
The First Methodist church announces a church school reunion program called Stunt Night at the Ouachita Parish High School auditorium. Young People's department sponsors a varied program with skits songs silhouette play hoop and reel act and more. Proceeds will aid the church building fund.
The notice lists numerous circles and clubs across Methodist and Baptist churches with meeting times and host families. Highlights include Circle No. 2 at Mrs. W. T. Sones and Circle No. 19 at Mrs. C. C Miller, plus luncheons and a Keller Caplis wedding party events.
Miss Florence Vincent and Miss Marie Pohlman of New Orleans visit the Keller home and attend pre nuptial events for Bettie Keller. Other guests include Mrs J E Walsworth and Barrier Mae Walsworth on a motor trip through New England and Canada, with visits to New York City and Williamsburg.
A large Fifth district gathering is planned at Hotel Virginia at 8 pm Wednesday to discuss the federal wage and hour law. J W Warren of the Chamber of Commerce will preside with Mahlon S Hale of Louisiana and D Douglas Howard of the state wage and hour office. The meeting aims to explain the act and host a Q and A session to clear misunderstandings and help employers comply without trips to New Orleans.
Otis Norseweather a 17 year old African American boy drowned in the D Arbonne river near Farmerville Sunday after noon. The L B Faulk American Legion emergency truck responded with Monroe fire department personnel and recovered the body as the truck arrived at the scene. Details of the drowning were not disclosed.
The pattern No. 8968 features a low square neckline, gathered bodice, girdle waist, puff sleeves and full skirt in calico and chambray. Sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details and price 15 cents per pattern. order to News-Star-World Pattern Service in New York.
Coleman Y Bennett 59 a longtime merchant and planter of Richland parish died at his Girard home Sunday afternoon. Funeral held at Rayville Methodist church Monday with burial at Rhymes cemetery near Alto in a Masonic service. He leaves eight children and multiple relatives across Rayville Winnsboro Bastrop Start and Barksdale field. He ran a grocery and a plantation and belonged to the Methodist church Masons and Woodmen. Pallbearers named. Mercury poisoning noted as oldest industrial hazard.
Ankara dispatch reports Germany prepared for invasion of Soviet Russia after France capitulation. Sources say over 100 divisions along the Russian border, extensive roadbuilding, and rail gauge issues hinder Russian transport. Observers estimate six to eight million German troops, with concentrations in Romania and Finland for a center thrust and encirclement strategy.
Sam H. Awl city building inspector announced two new permits on Monday. W F Hemler received a permit for a one story concrete block dwelling at 1310 Forsythe Avenue costing between 5000 and 8000 dollars. J R White serves as building superintendent. A permit was issued to Mrs. Vina G Pankey to remodel the sun porch.
Oak Grove Lake Providence hosted a farewell party for Charles A. Lukmann after a swimming and picnic. Guests included Mr. Lukmann and many Oak Grove residents and relatives, with a note that 44 quarts of milk yield one pound of cheese.
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