Club Day judges named for parish 4-H events
Parish home demonstration agent Mrs. Jewel McQuiller announced judges for the parish 4-H Club Day at Bernstein Park. The panel includes Nan Tarwater Margie Campbell Grace Wilson and W D Morgan. Contestants aim to advance to the state 4-H short course at LSU July 24 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Bernstein Park
Jewel McQuiller
Nan Tarwater
Margie Campbell
Grace Wilson
W. D. Morgan
Louisiana State University
Ouachita Parish
Burglary Suspect Returned to City
George Perkins known as Scaife, a burglary suspect, was brought back here by city officers from Bonita Sunday night. He is wanted for the burglary of Isaac Burnett's store at 2800 Jackson Street on March 5. Perkins was arrested by Bonita authorities for the Monroe police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Scaife
Bonita
G. W. Horton
Ed Harper
City Police
Perkins
Isaac Burnett
Jackson Street
Monroe
Simple Ringworm Ointment Ad Seeks Relief
Relief for itching burning and sores from ringworm offered by Black and White Ointment. Includes use with Black and White Skin Soap. Described as soothing cooling antiseptic dressing that destroys organisms on contact and sold everywhere.
Good Will Trip Planned Friday by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce launches a good will tour Friday with 30 to 40 Twin Cities business men and 40 plus Ouachita Parish High School band members in two buses plus a sound truck. Stops include Mangham Winnsboro Gilbert Wisner Sicily Island and others with a noon luncheon at Ferriday. The trip aims to boost Monroe as a progressive city and foster business ties across northeast Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Special
Good Will Tours Committee
Max Moses
J. T. Conger
Clyde Hatchell
J. L. Ewing
F. S. Hightower
H. R. Hodges
Hotel Virginia
Mangham
Winnsboro
Gilbert
Wisner
Sicily Island
Harrisonburg
Jonesville
Ferriday
Waterproof
St. Joseph
Newellton
Tallulah
Monroe
Louisiana
George D. Holland
The
Chamber
New Orleans
Biloxi
Pensacola
Louisiana Supreme Court Decisions In Rehearing June 26 1930
Louisiana supreme court hands down numerous decisions across many cases. Key items include Lake Providence negligence liability ruling on repair and driver negligence, various affirmations and reversals, remands for transcript corrections, new trials ordered, and multiple cases dismissed or remanded to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Louisiana Supreme Court
O'Neill
Orval Oliphant
Town of
Lake Providence
Judges Court of Appeal 2Nd Circuit
Court of Appeal
Eustace L. Edwards
Dolphus J. Derrick
Irma Carroll Oppenheimer
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Robert A. Hartman
J. Nelson Greene
Pittman Brothers Construction Company
First Sewerage District of
Lake Charles
R. E. Allison
Alice A. Maroun
State of Louisiana
el Rito Transportation Company, Inc
Charles Peyton
Seven Cars of Tomatoes Shipped from Grayson Parish
Seven cars of tomatoes have been shipped from the Missouri Pacific packing shed in Grayson Louisiana. Farmers expect about 15 cars this season and report prices of two to two and a half cents a pound. A cooperative marketing plan is urged to fetch better returns. Tomato bills were distributed to growers with a tomato dollar note urging local merchants to support the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Missouri Pacific
Parish
Caldwell Parish
Big Turnout at Week-Long Ouachita 4-H Camp
D L Bornman reports 44 Ouachita parish 4-H leaders and members attended the third in a series of state camps at Camp Grant Walker. Total attendees across six parishes reached 289 for the five day program featuring swimming wildlife conservation forestry basket making and candle wicking under C W Davis and Miss Nan Tarwater with Mrs Jewel McQuiller and Miss Edna Harper also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bornman
Ouachita Parish
Grant
Louisiana State University Agricultural Extension Division
Quachita
Bornman
C. W. Davis
Nan Tarwater
Jewel McQuiller
Edna Harper
Chest assists Negro Mission in Twin City drive
Part of the Twin City Community Chest election to replace seven retiring board members, the Colored Welfare Mission led by I Marcus Mims is among nine supported agencies. The mission reports 24 meetings for 120 children this year, two training work units, food for twelve families, 42 meals for unlisted seniors, and 14 shelter cases, with a new cooperative effort with the Club of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Club of the Good Shepherd
The
Community Chest
News-Star and the World
Mangham Urges Racial Seating Rules on Buses
Walter B. Mangham, superintendent of city street railways, asked citizens to cooperate with the transportation department in enforcing the segregated seating law on buses in Monroe. Signs designating colored and white seating will be placed on all city buses and may be moved between rows to reflect changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Mangham
City Street Railways
City Transportation Department
Organisms Revived From 20 000 Year Frozen Soil
Moscow reports Soviet scientists have revived living organisms dating back 20 000 years from frozen soil in eastern Siberia near mammoth bison bones. Water plants fungi and soil bacteria were among the revived species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Siberia
Driver Crashes Into Sleeping Relief Worker on School Ground
Terry Wallace, a relief worker, slept on a school ground in Phoenix and was struck by a passing car. He awakened in agony after a motorist flashed a light and fled the scene. Wallace was critically hurt and taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Terry Wallace
Wallace
Curiosity Kills Deer In Colorado Springs
Curiosity about city ways cost two deer their lives. Two large dogs chased a doe into a rock garden here and killed it despite rescue attempts of caretakers. Dogs killed another deer at the edge of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Bus Drivers Urge Public Help After Segregation Incident
Mr Mangham asks the public to aid in observing the law and cooperates with bus drivers to avoid hard feelings following an incident about the number of white and Negro riders on the bus.
Tax payments reported high during parish sale of delinquent real estate
The parish tax collector announced a record tax collection and that 116 parcels owed on back taxes were offered at the courthouse sale. Ninety one parcels were claimed by the state and 25 bought by individuals, all for small delinquent amounts. The auction lasted about 30 minutes from 11:15 to 11:45. Deeds will be issued this week and unsold property will proceed with state adjunction in July.
Band Concert Planned Here This Summer at Georgia Tucker
The first band concert of a city school series will be at Georgia Tucker school Tuesday at 9 30 am directed by F G Butcher. Public access and weekly play ground locations aim to develop school bands for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tucker
F. G. Butcher
Charles Gaishell
Northern University
Butcher
St. Matthew's
Swayze Natatorium
Monroe
Lucyle Godwin
Endurance Fliers Pass 109 Hour Mark
Springfield, June 2. Wilbur Parrish and Hunter Moody of Decatur Il crossed 109 hours in their bid to break the sustained flight record for light planes. They report the motor is running well and they feel fine as they approach the 3:40 pm Friday target to equal the 218 hour record set by California airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wilbur Parrish
Hunter Moody
Decatur
Ill
California
Parrish
Moody
Workers' Alliance Elects Officers in Winn Parish
The Winn parish unit of the Workers' Alliance elected officers at its regular Saturday meeting in Winn field Dodson La. W R Womack was named president Clarence Barnes and O J Mixon were chosen vice presidents Miss Jamie Cole is corresponding secretary Morris Payne financial secretary Henry Walrus local grievance man A W Davis educational director Andrew Martin sergeant at arms The next meeting will be held July 9.
Building Permit Granted for 40 Calypso Street Garage Apartments
Sam H. Awl city building inspector issued a permit to the People's Homestead and Saving Association on Saturday for remodeling a frame building at 40 Calypso Street. The project converts it into a garage apartment with two four room units and one bath each, costing $1200. Construction to be done by company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Awl
People’s Homestead and Saving Association
Calypso Street
How To Believe Itching Skin Relief Tetterine
How to relieve itching skin with Tetterine. The ad claims rapid parasitic relief for conditions like scabies eczema ringworm and insect bites. It promotes 60¢ price via dealer or Shoptrine Co. Savannah GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoptrine Co
Dept. D
Savannah
Bee Brand Insect Spray Advertises Quick Mosquito Kill
A vintage ad advises closing doors and windows before spraying Bee Brand Insect Spray to fill a room with cedar scented mist for 15 minutes. The text claims the spray kills mosquitoes and flies safely at home, urging buyers to insist on the red and yellow Can and noting price points per pint and quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Brand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Ryder
Fred Harman
Morgan
OH Neah
Ryder
CLUB
Supreme Court
Justice Land
Clifford Landry
Anthony Robin
Ivan
Lee Jones
Fritz Owens
Justice Rogers
City of
Tulane Educational Fund
Willie Ruth Bedford
Vivacqua Irmaos, S. A
William H. Hickerson, Jr
Hickerson Importing Company
Justice Odom
Kate Elsa Tyler
Oscar M. Hunter
John M. Forrest
Vince Rives
Wilbur Boyett
Ferry Simpson
Coralie May Cotton
Jasper K. Wright
Higgins
Eligeah Obey
District Court
Helen Simon Cormier
Vernice Cormier
Joseph Sterkx, Jr
Isadore J. Delatin
Ruby White Sterkx
Manuel Bell, Jr
Canal Bank and Trust Company
C. Walter Mattingly
Neon C. Vial
Justice Fournet
Mamie H. Sterkx
John Bonner
A. Hollingsworth Phillips
New Amsterdam Casualty Company Et al
Second Circuit
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Ponder
C. A. Buchler
Charles Fourroux
Sam Howard
Fred Brit Prevost
Edna Prevost
Duncan R. McFarland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hammill
Shepard Realty Company
United Shoe Stores
Love Et al
Woodward
Stewart Brothers Cotton Company
McKee and Ricker
Brandin State Company
Bennett Et al
Cox
Hugh
State
Gray
Lawrence, Jr
Sutton Zwolle Ojl Company
Johnson
Tassin
Downs
Opelousas
St. Landry Securities Company
Causey
Patterson
Natalbany Lumber Company
Hebert
Bates
Hayden Et Als
Vondo
Montgomery Ward and Company
Herding
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Guidry
Hamlin
Richardson
Kirsch and Company
Auzenne
Gulf Public Service Company, Inc
Roberson Et al
Bienville Parish
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
San Francisco
New Virginia
San Francisco Exposition
Ciro Pacific Lines
Ouachita Club
Grant Walker
CHEST
Negro Mission
Central Welfare Agency
Walnut Street
Walnut St
Monroe, la
Georgia Tucker Playground
Workers’ Alliance
Apm
Goodrich
Goodrich Commander
America
NTT
Brana
Pea
Massey’s Service
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