Hughes Installed as Head of Lions
Lions club at Hotel Frances luncheon inducted new officers for the ensuing year with L. G. Hughes as president Louie Mathis as first vice president Tom Davenport as second vice president and C S Walker as secretary treasurer The entertainment included two vocal selections by Mrs Louise Smelser McComb with piano by Mrs P A Pong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hotel Frances
L. G. Hughes
Louie Mathis
Tom Davenport
C. S. Walker
Louise Smelser McComb
P. A. Pong
Baptist camp breaks up after successful regional gathering
The northeast Louisiana Baptist encampment at Olla ends Thursday as the large Twin Cities delegation and others depart. Monroe's party is led by Rev. L. T. Hastings of First Baptist Church. The encampment, praised as the most successful in years, featured courses in Sunday school work, Baptist Training Union, and Women's Missionary Union subjects.
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Louisiana
Olla
Twin Cities
Monroe
L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union
Women’s Missionary Union
Maine and Vermont Forgiven for Vote
Postmaster General James A. Farley, Democratic Party leader, said after touring New England that Maine and Vermont are forgiven for their 1936 Republican votes. He smiled and stated they have long since forgotten the Maine and Vermont vote in 1936.
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Montpelier
Maine
Vermont
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
New England
City Court Fines and Jolts From Yesterday Sessions
City Court here fined Jimmie Brooks 100 dollars or 19 days in jail for operating a vehicle under the influence. Fred Whitmore, identified as negro, received a 15 dollar fine for fighting and carrying a dangerous weapon. Henry Jones Odis Hutchins James J. Carter and Tom Williams, all negroes, were each given 15 days in jail for trespassing on Illinois Centre railroad property. Seventeen traffic violators were fined 47 dollars and 50 cents, two defendants fined 7 dollars and 50 cents for drunkenness, and two others forfeited 7 dollars 50 cents bonds for drunkenness.
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Jimmie Brooks
Fred Whitmore
Henry Jones
Odis Hutchins
James J. Carter
Tom Williams
Illinois Centre
Cross Word Puzzle Ackydss and Mixed Clues
A dense list of crossword clues with numbering for across and down entries covering diverse definitions from animals and plants to objects and descriptors. The grid is incomplete and contains several mis-spellings and OCR errors typical of a historic puzzle page.
Uriah and D Arnot Escape On Elephant Dash
In a bold bid to reach Rathor Uriah and D Arnot steal an elephant from the Tohrian jungle patrol. The pursuing Tohrians hurl spears as the pair sprint toward the elephants and mount them, hoping to outrun their pursuers. The danger escalates as the chase continues with the foes closing in.
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Uriah
D'Arnot
Rathor
Amnesty Granted by Hungary Regime for Carpatho Ukraine Prisoners
Admiral Nicholas Horthy, regent of Hungary, granted amnesty to political and military prisoners in Carpatho Ukraine, territory Hungary acquired from Czecho Slovakia. The move affects at least 1 500 people.
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Budapest
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Politi
Cal
Carpatho- Ukraine
Czecho-Slovakia
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