The Columbus Social Club Incorporation Charter
The article records incorporation of The Columbus Social Club in Monroe Louisiana. It sets Articles of Incorporation including name purpose and organization, 99 year charter, board of directors, officers, dues, meetings, and member rights. Notary, witnesses, and official endorsement complete the charter on April 6 1925.
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State of
Louisiana
Columbus Social Club
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Joe Sampagnaro
Tony Danna
V. J. Butitta
Rocco Monaco
Biaggio Miano
John Zagone
Joe Spatafora
Thomas Butitta
Board of Directors
A. D
Cotton futures rise after firm Liverpool cables and trade
New York cotton futures opened higher as Liverpool cables and goods trade reports boosted demand. First trades showed July around 23.30 and October near 22.06 with gains from the prior close. December moved to about 22.12, signaling a market upturn.
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New York
Liverpool
Worth Street
Liverpool Cotton Market Quiet with Steady Prices
Liverpool on May 23 reports a quiet cotton market with steady quotes for grades including strictly good middling at 13.65 and strictly low middling at 12.40. Sales reach 4,000 bales, 3,500 of which are American, while receipts total 13,000 bales, with 9,100 American. Futures close steady with May at 12.33 and March at 11.78.
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Liverpool
Poultry Prices Rebound In Chicago Market Report
Chicago May 23 The poultry market shows mixed firmness with live fowls listed at 24 to 25 cents for broilers roosters turkeys ducks and geese priced between 13 and 22 cents per pound Broad demand noted for eggs despite uneven supply and steady batter costs.
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Chicago
Monroe Knights of Pythias to Attend Louisiana Grand Lodge
A Stonewall Lodge No. 8 delegation from Monroe will depart tomorrow for Lake Charles for the Louisiana Grand Lodge assembly to be held Monday and Tuesday. Before the opening session a large class will perform the third rank work. New Orleans Pythians will arrive by special train in the hundreds. Elaborate plans for entertaining the visitors are in place.
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Stonewall Lodge No. 8
Knights of Pythias
Lake Charles
Grand Lodge of Louisiana
Grand Lodge
New Orleans
Police Court Fines Set in Hood Bill Case and Drunk Disorderly
K. W. Reno was fined 100 dollars and 60 days in jail after a Hood Bill conviction. Tony Doran received 12 dollars 50 cents or 12 days in jail for drunk and disorderly conduct. Frank Rogers was dismissed on a charge of acting in a dangerous and suspicious manner.
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K. W. Reno
Tony Doran
Frank Rogers
Obituary Doyle Boyd
Doyle Boyd aged 2 of Calhoun died yesterday at home. Burial was today in Nebo cemetery Calhoun Peters Co in charge. Articles of Incorporation notice for The Columbus Social Club of Monroe Louisiana filed March 6 1925 before a Notary Public in the parish.
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Doyle Boyd
C. O. Boyd
Calhoun
Nebo
Calhoun Peters Co
Mission at St Matthew's church draws large female attendance
The St Matthew's church mission led by Dominican Fathers Cahill and Sullivan has drawn many women to evening sermons. Speakers outlined Christian morality from the soul's immorality to death and judgment, urging wives and mothers to duty and warning the unmarried against frivolity. The women’s session starts tomorrow at four with souvenirs, followed by men’s sermons nightly next week.
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St. Matthew's Church
Cahill
Sullivan
Heaven
Hell
Standard Training School to Open at Ruston Church
The Ruston Methodist church will launch a seven day Standard Training School for Sunday School workers starting May 24. Four courses are offered Junior Worship by Mrs S W Ray Fort Worth Texas Intermediate Senior Agency by Miss La Bountie Dallas Texas New Testament by Dean R E Swhith Shreveport Louisiana Rural Sunday School Management by Rev O W Moerner Dallas Texas Entertainment is planned and about 50 entrants from nearby towns are expected.
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News-Star
Ruston
Methodist Church of
S. W. Ray
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss la Bountie
Dallas
Dean R. E. Swhith
Shreveport
O. W. Moerner
Grammar Graduation Exercises at Ruston Grammar Schools
The May 23 graduation saw 92 students move from grammar to high school at Hillcrest and Eastland with ceremonies including processions, choruses, orations, poems, music, and certificate presentations led by teachers and local clergy. Notable performances featured Hallie E. Townsend, Carrie Robison, Rankin Sims, Eloise Mays, Blanche Tr. er, and others. The program included an oath of allegiance and a class song.
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News-Star
Ruston
Hillcrest
Eastland
Alonzo Early
Billy Mays
Hallie E. Townsend
Agnes
Warren Robison
Carrie Robison
Rankin Sims
San Souci
Winston Brown
Pond Lilies
D. K. Brown
Elizabeth Taylor
S. E. McFadden
Eloise Mays
Hazel Meeks
Blanche Tr
S. L. Barksdale
Mr. Bond
L. P
S. Moore
Auto Driver Hits Car Parked Near curb on Jackson
A Chevrolet driven by W Jordan collided with M S Dixons parked car on Jackson street at 12 15 pm. Dixons car suffered major damage with bent axles and torn fender while Jordans car had minor damage. Earlier, G F Holloways Maxwell hit Will Straus Ford truck at Walnut and Washington, damaging the fender running board radiator and breaking a wheel.
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M. S. Dixon
W. Jordan
Stone Avenue
Dixon
Jackson Street
Jordan
Maxwell
G. F. Holloway
Thief Steals Medical Tools From Doctor’s Office
A robber entered Dr A G McHenry’s office on South Grand street during the day yesterday and took a microscope and two blood pressure machines worth about 250 dollars. Detective Tarver investigated and theorized the culprit may be a dope addict.
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A. G. McHenry
New South Drug
South Grand Street
McHenry
Hfdcfsi
Tarver
News Star Classifieds Offer Big Dividends for Investors
Advertisers are urged to place classified ads in the News Star, promising strong returns and wide readership. The notice highlights affordable rates, quick placement, and measurable response from local buyers and sellers.
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News-Star
Mississippi tomato crop ships 450 dollar load to Monroe area
A Crystal Springs Mississippi merchant shipper led by W. E. Garland sent 150 crates of No 1 grade tomatoes worth 450 dollars to Monroe. The first 1925 lot arrived by Ford truck, with part sold locally and the rest sent to Haynesville Smackover and El Dorado as 35 to 40 carload shipments head north.
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Monroe
Crystal Springs Mercantile Co
Crystal Springs
Miss
W. E. Garland
Haynesville
Smackover
el Dorado
Mississippi
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Utica
Vicksburg
Tallulah
Arkansas
Noah Johnson Receives Fine and Jail Term
Noah Johnson was sentenced by Judge Percy Sandel in district court after pleading guilty to a liquor charge. He faces 60 days in jail, a $200 fine or an additional 60 days in jail, following his arrest weeks ago by sheriff's deputies for possessing a half gallon of whiskey.
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Noah Johnson
Percy Sandel
Sheriff’s Department
Swartz P T A reports a productive year and school upgrades
The Swartz Parent Teachers Association under Mrs. J C Blackwell made many improvements this year including $1500 in sidewalks and electric lights for the building and grounds and a modern cafeteria funded by partial PTA support and donors. Local carbon companies donated labor and materials with supervision by Morgan and Moeller and the Huber Carbon Company electrician installed the high school lighting. The cafeteria and fence stiles were partly funded by the PTA and donors, an oyster supper funded equipment, a weigh scale was added per Dr Schreiber, and three bene socials boosted the treasury. Over fifty members cooperated to improve grounds and conditions, underscoring the need for rural P T A support.
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Swartz P. T. A
Swartz Parent Teachers’ Association
J. C. Blackwell
Messrs. Morgan and Moeller
Huber Carbon Company
Parent Teachers’ Association
Schreiber
Freeman Delivers Commencement Address at Dubach High
The Rev. F. M. Freeman, pastor of the First Methodist Church, spoke at Dubach High School Thursday night before about 25 graduates.
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Ev. F. M. Freeman
First Methodist Church
City
Dubach High School
Poppy Selected as Memorial Day Emblem by Legion
The American Legion and Auxiliary adopt the poppy as the memorial flower inspired by Miss Moina Michael. Her WWI tribute and the poem We Shall Not Sleep led to the annual poppy sale aiding veterans. The symbol honors those who died in service.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
America
Moina Michael
Athens
Georgia
Hamilton Hall
Columbia University
New York
The
Ladies Home Journal
Col
John McCraig
Flanders Fields
Michael
Flinders Fields
Real Estate Transfers Recorded At Clerk's Office
Herbert C. Cole et al transfer to Mrs. Stella B. Hullum for a lot in question valued at $1 000. Biedenharn Realty Company sells to Miss Emma Pinion a lot in Biedenharn's Addition for $194. James Galloway sells to A E Montgomery a lot in Breard's subdivision to Stubbs' Young Bayou addition for $190. G B Haynes sells to T N Cobb a lot in G B Haynes subdivision for $100. Lawrence B McCarty sells to Nancy J Douthit a lot in Filhiol's first addition for $5000.
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Herbert C. Cole
G. B. Haynes
Lawrence B. McCarty
Nancy J. Douthit
Filhiol
Camp D Arbonne Boy Scout Camp Readies for Summer
Camp D Arbonne opens for summer with three eight day sessions from June 12 to July 2. Hundreds of boys will attend as schools close and energy turns to swimming, games, boat racing, and cooking by Chili.
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Camp D'Arbonne
Chili
Troop Three Plans New Orleans Trip in June
Troop Three led by Scoutmaster Lowery plans a trip to New Orleans leaving about June 6 and returning for summer camp. They will visit the state capitol and then New Orleans with travel by trucks at a very nominal cost. Troop Four hiked last Friday and camped at Mc Millan's with stories by the campfire and tests in tracking and first aid.
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New Orleans
Lowery
Monrot
State Capitol
McMillan's
Ben Dawkins
Jack Breard
Titche
Legion Hall
Jack Masur
Scout camp visit and astronomy lessons on school grounds
Keith and I talked about the summer camp before the lights dimmed for about ten minutes. We played a cork ball and Mr Garnett our assistant scout master taught astronomy lessons on the school ground before we were dismissed.
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Keith
Mr. Garnett
Troop Five Sings at Scout Meeting Under Mrs Guedry
Troop Five, led by Mrs W Se Guedry, sang songs and discussed summer camp plans with Mr Guedry in charge. Troop Seven met at 7:30 pm in the scout hall with Mr Eby outlining camp, then a drill session and games followed before dismissal led by William Collier.
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Troop Five
W. Se. Guedry
Guedry
Eby
New York
New York City
William Collier
Troop Nine Goes Hiking in West Monroe Camp
Troop Nine met at the West Monroe Tabernacle last Friday with 14 members. They hiked to Calvert's Wells ending at a camp fire where an Indian program and dances were enjoyed. Some boys wandered into wire fences and bog holes but were rescued and returned by companions.
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West Monroe Tabernacle
Calvert's Wells
Harl Bowen
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Sam Carlo
Vito C. Cascio
Frank Anzalone
R. B. Blanks
M. L. Stewart
Robert M., Breard JR
Pat S. Hamilton
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Mary Lou Trawick
Parish of Ouachits
Knights of Pythias From
Ouachita
Ruston Church
Jackson
Ruth Moore
Legion
Transfer & Storage CO
Jackson - Monroe, la
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Willie Guerriero
Robert Guerriero
Stearns’ Electric
Troop
Urania
Love Brothers
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H. B. Bozeman Winnfield, LA
Home Furniture CO
DeSiard
James M. Russell
Palmer School
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