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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

10

Lions Install New Officers in Monroe Meeting

Lions club members in Monroe held a Tuesday noon ceremony at Hotel Frances to install new officers led by president W Courtney Oliver. Retiring president Louis P Landry highlighted the year’s work for the blind and vision impaired, noting 48 children fitted with glasses and 12 treated.

Monroe Lions Club Hotel Frances Louis P. Landry W. Courtney Oliver L. W. Jones P. A. Pong Lucius G. Hughes Hughes Oliver J. M Humble J. C. Marsh Jonesboro-Hedge Club Jones and Pong Clarence Norton

Fifty Paper Mill Workers Keep Safe Record

At least fifty Brown Paper mill employees have ten years or more with no lost time due to injury with several hired since 1923. Many other workers also reported zero lost time though their service lengths are shorter.

Brown Safety Department

Office Building Contract Is Let

The contract was awarded Wednesday to B. I. McGuffey for a one story frame and stucco office building at the southwest corner of Jackson and Calypso streets for the Martin Marble Works of Vicksburg Mississippi and Monroe. The cost is $935. Remodeling of O A Easterling residence at 1508 South Grand street began Wednesday with W H Blane as contractor. Plans for both projects were prepared by J W Smith and Associates.

B. I. McGuffey Jackson and Calypso Streets Martin Marble Works Vicksburg Miss Monroe O. A. Easterling South Grand Street W. H. Blane Easterling J. W. Smith

IBEW Holds Election Meeting Tonight on South Grand

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers convenes this evening at 8 o clock in its clubrooms on South Grand street. Officers for the upcoming year will be elected, making the gathering a matter of special importance for members.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers South Grand Street

Glass Key at Paramount with Raft as Hero

At Paramount theater Dashiell Hammett's The Glass Key stars George Raft with Edward Arnold Claire Dodd Rosalind Keith and Charles Richman in a tale of political murder. Raft plays a loyal friend who endures torture to uncover the killer and clear Arnold while winning the daughter. Frank Tuttle directs. Mississippi at Capitol with Crosby Fields Bennett features a river-set romance and songs by Rodgers and Hart.

Paramount Dashiell Hammett Thin Man Paramount Theater George Raft Edward Arnold Claire Dodd Rosalind Keith Charles Richman Arnold Raft Armold Frank Tuttle Guinn Williams Tammany Young Capitol Capitol Theater Mississippi Bing Crosby W. C. Fields Joan Bennett Crosby Swanee Booth Tarkington Fields Edward Sutherland Down By the River Rodgers and Hart Queenie Smith

New Stinson mail plane arrives at Selman field

A tri motor Stinson cabin plane arrives at Selman field Selman after a flight from Wayne Michigan. The aircraft will join the Atlanta Dallas division of the southern transcontinental route for night mail service. It carries eight passengers and two in the cockpit.

Wayne Mich Stinson Dallas Selman Field P. J. Higgins Delta Air Corporation C. E. Faulk Travis Oliver Jim Stratton Radio Department John C. Kelly Eddie Miller Stinson Company H. R Hennen Texas Oil Company Leigh Parker Delta Corporation George Caslin Akron Ohio Pittsburgh Washington Atlanta Monroe Jackson

Local Man Named Head of Employment Office

Julius Cahn, formerly an interviewer at the Louisiana Employment Service office on North Fourth Street, is promoted to manager of the Ruston office. C. A. Copeland leaves Ruston for Shreveport to replace E. L. Worthington, who moves to Baton Rouge as district manager. The appointments come from the eligible list after civil service exams in Baton Rouge.

Julius Cahn Louisiana Employment Service North Fourth Street Ruston C. A. Copeland Shreveport E. L. Worthington Baton Rouge Employment Service

Madison Parish School Board Member Named

Dr. A. T. Palmer was appointed to the Madison parish school board to succeed the late W. M. Murphy.

Madison Parish Baton Rouge, la A. T. Palmer W. M. Murphy

City Court Dispositions Led by Judge Harper

Cases disposed Tuesday include Prentice Tinsley drunk and disorderly with 7.50 bond forfeited Joe McCormick Negro 7.50 bond forfeited David Bracken Negro drawing dangerous weapon 100 Martha Edward Negro woman anti vice 10 Eddie Curtis Negro drawing dangerous weapon 100 Lee Frank Negro weapon 10 Claud May drunk and disorderly 7.50 Bill Roberson drunk and disorderly 7.50 Solomon Johnson larceny of candy 1.20 and vagrancy 60 days Roy Munch drunk and disorderly 7.50 and resisting an officer 10 German farm leaders say productivity has doubled in three generations and push more machinery on farms.

W. M Harper Prentice Tinsley Joe McCormick David Bracken Martha Edward Eddie Curtis Lee Frank Claud May Bill Roberson Solomon Johnson Roy Munch

Civil Service Exams Announced by U S Commission

Open competitive examinations are listed by the United States Civil Service commission with salaries from 1 620 to 4600 dollars a year for posts including Technical editor and senior editors in the forest service and department of agriculture and illustrator roles at the farm credit administration. Full information may be obtained from Mrs W A O Kelly secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Monroe post office.

The United States Civil Service Commission Forest Service Department of Agriculture Farm Credit Administration South Dakota Utah Iowa Vermont Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Washington, D.C W. A. O'Kelly United States Civil Service Board of Examiners Monroe

Pythians to Meet for Knight Conferment and Lodge Actions

The Stonewall lodge of the Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of knight on two candidates and conduct regular business at its Thursday night meeting starting at 8 p.m. The article also notes a New Nazi training plan offering two years on a farm plus labor and military service and two years as an agricultural economist.

Pythians Stonewall Lodge The Knights of Pythias

Camp Fire Girls Plan Camp Ki Ro Li Program

The annual Camp Fire Girls encampment at Camp Ki Ro Li runs July 15 to 20 under director Mrs Charles M Mitchell with staff led by Mrs F B Neely and Mrs J G Cobb. Activities include swimming singing camp craft and nature lore. Registration capped at 40 with early notice to Mrs Neely.

Camp Ki-Ro-Li Charles M. Mitchell F. B. Neeley J. G. Cobb A. E. Dopson Frances Martin Dorothy Mengis Grant George Lowery Thelma Shillcutt Peggy Bubb Winnie Hackworth Alice Linebeck Margarita Terry Dorothy McComb R. E. Allen Virginia Baldwin Grand Council Mitchell Neely

Company plans rural electric lines in northeast Louisiana

The article notes a six mile transmission line extending to the Arkansas state line, serving 30 to 40 patrons. Ten days are needed with 15 men employed, per A O Evans division manager. A second line from Choudrant to Downs ville and more routes are proposed to electrify rural areas.

Arkansas State Line A. O. Evans Choudrant Downsville Louisiana Evans

Massive Tokushima kites require hundreds for control

In Tokushima Japan a yearly kite contest features colossal kites so large that as many as 200 men must hold the cords to steady them during flight and display.

Tokushima Japan

Construction of Power Line Is Started Monday

The Louisiana Power and Light company began building a new power line from Haynesville starting Monday, outlining early steps in the project and noting regional energy expansion.

Louisiana Power and Light Company Haynesville

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LIONS O. A Blane Eskimo Monroe Furniture Co.,ltd North Second Street LUX Fay Wiay Columbia Pictures Luy Camp Fire Girls Bell Ans Bellans Hack Omancé
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