Local Society Notes and Visits Highlight Monroe Week
Serial Department CUMB reports Friday gatherings of the Young Matron embroidery club and Sun beams at the Baptist church. Numerous visitors include W Y Harper of New Orleans, L S Bosworth from New Orleans, and Miss Marjory Smith of Sterlington with Miss Presiey from Atlanta.(Many lines summarize social visits, travel, and local appointments.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
William Mitchell
the Sunbeams
The
Baptist Church
Marjory Smith
Sterlington
Miss Presiey
Atlanta
Walter Smith
Boosters Club call for Monroe women in public notice
Publicity committee of the Chamber of Commerce urges Monroe and West Monroe ladies to meet Friday at 3 30 in the city hall council chamber to form a Boosters Club. The piece praises women's public spirit and aims to energize progress in the garden spot of North Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
West Monroe
Council Chamber
North
Louisiana
Remembrances and Milestones From 1912 Fortnight Logtown Items
A memorial note laments a young life, while April through June entries recall deaths, birthdays, and honors. The passage lists dates and figures including Harriet Martineau, Joseph Caillaux, Heber D. Curtis, and Helen A. Kelley, with notes on officials and birthdays.
This Date in History Capsule 1696 to 1862
Key events and births span 1696 to 1862 including William Pepperrell born in Kittery and linked to 1745 Louisburg expedition, Congress adjournment at York in 1778, Prince Kaunitz death, 1843 Bunker Hill monument celebration, Lemuel Arnold Rhode Island governor death, and Gen. Thomas Williams canal project near Vicksburg altering river course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pepperrell
Louisburg
Great Britain
Kittery
Congress
York
Princce Kaunitz
Maria Theresa of Austria
Charlestown
Mass
Bunker Hill Monument
Lemuel H. Arnold
Rhode Island
Kingston
R. I
St. Johnsbury
Thomas Williams
Peninsula
In Memory of Little James Cann
In memory of James Cann the young son of Mr and Mrs R R Cann aged five months and eleven days a sad death noted after a time of great suffering with family grief and sorrow documented in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. DeGraffenreid
Atlanta
W. H. DeGraffenreid
Bosco
W. H. Duff
W. N. Duff
Pine Street
Mr. Duff
Norswrothy
F. B. Chase
Grover Hill
G. A. Petrie
H. F. Cann
Burt Williams
Frank Garrett
New York
Martha Agnes
James Prederic Cann
R. R. Cann
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Y. Harper
New Orleans
James Meek
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. H. M. Elder
J. E. Peters
A. R. Taylor
Iron Mountain
B. B. Guice
Jackson, Miss
Janie Faulkner
Breard Street
L. S. Bosworth
E. C. Palmer &Co
Kate Henry
Walnut Lane
Alice Henry
S. 8. Keener
Woman's Missionary Convention
Natchitoches
Olive Chambliss of
Calhoun
Sam Allen
Air
Mrs. A. Mayes
Jonesville
Hope Ross
Sarah Schuster
Tom Atkinson
C. Reimami
Little Rock
H. S. Lowe
Kaliski
Grammont and
Calypso Streets
Margaret Tissington
Presbyterian Church
Margaret
Haden
R. R. Ross
I. J. Newton
Miss Hall
Boosters Club
Sanna
Mabel Handy
Ruston
Holland
Winnfield
Dubberly
Luther FE. Hall
Clara Hall
Luther EB. Hall, Jr
Governor Hall
Bey's
Bessie Garrett Allen
Methodist Church
Sam L. Allen
S.S.S
U.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Sunny South
South
Butte
Bulte
Kansas Flour Mille Company Millers of Perfect Flours
Faulk & Clark
Earth
Heaven
Ling
R. T. Faulk
Logtown
Harrisburg
Ewell
Harriet Martineau
Joseph Caillaux
France
Heber D. Curtis
Muskegon
Mich
University of Michigan
Napa College
University of the Pacific
United States Naval Observatory
Sumatra
University of Virginia
Lick Observatory
Pr. Curtis
Labrador
D. Ogden Mills
Helen A. Kelley
Earl Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe Garage & Supply CO
South Grand
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