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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
2
Adele Garrison continues the dramatic serial with Lee Chow delivering laundry and secrets to the Graham household. The elusive sick lady and Lillian's past intertwine as unexpected visitors provoke suspicion and tension at the farm.
Radio schedules list stations from WSB Atlanta to WGY Schenectady with orchestras, ensembles, vocalists, and talks. Entries cover times, program names, and performers such as pianists, conductors, and choirs across multiple markets.
The Rayville Baptist congregation sold the old church building and its lot to J. G. Glover who will convert the structure into a warehouse for his furniture and hardware business. The group will build a $30,000 brick house of worship on a lot bought from Dr. J. C. Chambers several months ago and will use the old building until the new church is ready.
Atlanta hosts the International Association of Lions Clubs leaders in early April at the Ansley Hotel. The program includes business meetings with Lions International officers and district governors from ten southeastern states, a Stone Mountain trip, and a star social banquet with music and formal introductions.
A newspaper item notes that thin pale blood and lack of organic iron can age women early. It cites Nuxated Iron as a remedy and links blood quality to appearance and vitality. Additional brief clippings mention accidents, a fire, and Morris Parker’s suicide, illustrating varied content in the page.
International officers and district governors prepare for a final business meeting on April 8 in Atlanta. The session aims to boost civic duties and Lions Club unity among 43,000 members as Cedar Point hosts the June July convention focusing on removing handicaps from children.
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