Deaths Mrs Carrie Payne Dodson
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Payne 52 were held at the residence with Rev James Hostoy of Shreveport and Rev I A Patton of Monroe officiating. Interment was at New Hope cemetery. She is survived by daughters Mrs L L Stewart Dodson Mrs Clarence Blackman Wisner Mrs Orville Richardson Rhinehart and sons Roy Payne Shreveport Edwin Payne Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Payne Dodson
Carrie Payne
James Hostoy
Shreveport
I. A. Patton
Monroe
New Hope Cemetery
L. L. Stewart
Dodson
Clarence Blackman
Wisner
Orville Richardson
Rhinehart
Roy Payne
Edwin Payne
Ruston
Girls Plan On Ki-Ro-Li Camp For 1937
Ki-Ro-Li Camp Fire girls will run from July 25 to July 31 with Mrs. Charles M. Mitchell and aides guiding activities including swimming, camp craft, hand craft, and nature studies. Registration starts July 10 at Camp Fire headquarters or with J G Cobb. Sixty girls allowed. dues total $5.50 with 1937 dues. A grand council fire is Friday at 8 p.m.
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Ki-Ro-Li
Charles M. Mitchell
Mitchell
F. B. Neely
J. G. Cobb
A. E. Dopson
Red Cross
Camp Fire
St. John Street
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Black man posts bond in larceny charge
Ruel Osborne, 29, of 1101 DeSiard Street, was released from Ouachita Parish jail after posting a 150 bond. He faced a charge of possessing stolen property after Monroe police said James Griffin, 16, confessed to stealing 10 shirts from Hunt and Whitaker's on De Siard Street and attempting to sell them to Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel Osborne
DeSiard Street
Ouachita Parish
Osborne
Monroe
James Griffin
Hunt and Whitaker
Shirts stolen with youth allegedly involved in sale
The report mentions Griffin and Henry Ford a 16 year old black youth who is alleged to have received some shirts after they were stolen from a store. Ford is described as involved with Griffin in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Henry Ford
Births in Winnsboro Louisiana Each Week
A son was born June 17 to Mr and Mrs Hershel Fowler in Winnsboro Louisiana. A daughter was born June 22 to Mr and Mrs S Talbott in Winnsboro Louisiana.
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Winnsboro
Hershel Fowler
Winnsboro, la
S. Talbott
Vague Clues Cloud Death of Mrs Thoreson in Mississippi
The 26 year old Mary Thoreson was found shot on a Hattiesburg street with two bullets. Coroner's jury recessed with no public clues after tracing movements from Monday night to early Tuesday. Two taxicab drivers, Robert Sears and John Montague, are held for questioning. no charges filed. Surviving husband Jack and son Charles attend a funeral at Midway cemetery in Lamar County.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Mary Thoreson
Robert Sears
John Montague
Thoreson
J. F. Groves
Jack Thoreson
Charles Thoreson
Midway Cemetery
Lamar County
Second-hand car stolen after test drive
A shabbily dressed couple who visited Willis Motor Company on North Second Street Thursday afternoon are charged with stealing a 1932 model car they were testing. They offered $125 cash and $100 in 30 days. A $10 reward for the car’s return was posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Motor Company
North Second Street
A. E. Willis
Willis
Governor Rivers in Good Condition After Hospital Admission
Governor E. D. Rivers of Georgia is reported in good condition at Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Hollywood California after an indigestion attack last night. He passed a comfortable night and is stated to be resting well.
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Hollywood
Calif
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Britain Races Gas Mask Plan Across Nation
The British government speeds delivery of gas masks to all residents. With 9 million manufactured of 45 million target, Blackburn workers produce half a million masks weekly. Depots, testing runs, and gas-chamber demonstrations aim to build public confidence and readiness nationwide.
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London
British Isles
Irish Free State
Geoffrey Lloyd
Home Office
House of Commons
Britain
Blackburn
Lancashire
Gloucestershire
Regents Park District
Building permits issued for two residences this Friday
City Building Inspector Sam H. Aw issued two permits. George Fink plans a five room one story frame house on Spencer Street costing 5686 dollars with John Catalina as contractor. L. E. Conn plans two extra rooms to a one story frame house on Lee Avenue costing 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Aw
George Fink
Bath
Spencer Street
John Catalina
L. E. Conn
Lee Avenue
Fraternity group returns from Memphis convention
The Monroe group of Phi Kappa attendees, 125 members, returned home from the Memphis convention held at the Hotel Peabody. Sponsors were Misses Virginia Housted and Libby Haynes. officers elected include M. D. Satten field, John Patton, Durwood Griffin, Billy Mitts. Next convention slated for Jackson, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Memphis
Tenn
Virginia Housted
Libby Haynes
Durwood Griffin
Billy Haynes
Henry Colbert
Jim Standley
Buster Baur
Hotel Peabody
Jackson
M. D. Sattenfield
Executive Council
John Patton
Burns Acquitted In Auto Crash In New Orleans
Judge Fred W. Oser acquitted Paul E. Burns of Biloxi of involuntary homicide in the death of 10 year old Bernard Toole in a New Orleans automobile accident on May 30, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fred W. Oser
Paul E. Burns
Biloxi
Bernard Toole
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Slim Summerville
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F. Bartholomew Spencer Tracy
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
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Waikiki
Wallace Ford
Queen Mary
Order of the Garter
Alexander Ramsay
Young Viscount Lascelles
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Order
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Governor Rivers
OLD Quaker
the Old Quaker CO
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
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Mr. Jaffe
Ruth
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Batistes
Dimity
UNION
Lee
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Victor Ho
Actio
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