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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1925

Page

7

Service Gin and Manufacturing Company charter noted

The Louisiana Ouachita parish charter documents formation of The Service Gin and Manufacturing Company Inc. with J T Austin J J Potts and F L Faulk as initial directors. Authorized capital 180 shares at 100 each, 18000 dollars, authorized increase to 860 009 dollars, five articles cover name domicile purpose stockholders meetings and liability limits.

Service Gin and Manufacturing Company, Inc Monroe Parish of Ouachita State of Louisiana J. T. Austin John J. Potts F. L. Faulk A. D 1925 Blanche Golson Mildred Riggs Murray Hudson Service Gun and Manufacturing Company, Inc Corporation State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita

Cotton futures close steady with slight decline

New York cotton futures ended the session steady with a net loss of 2 to 11 points. Grain markets opened lower as profits selling weighed on wheat and other grains, but wheat later advanced on fears of northwest spring wheat damage from frost and anticipated rains.

Liverpool Texas New York Chicago A. P Northwest

Poultry and Egg Prices Rise in Chicago Markets

May 26 Chicago poultry alive higher with fowls at 25c and broilers 30 to 45c while roosters reach 14 to 2? turkeys 20c, ducks 22c and geese 13c. Creamery extras and standards at 41 3 4c with firsts at 38 1 2c. Eggs lower with receipts at 46 490 cases and firsts 29 1 2 to 30c.

Chicago

Chicago market report on hogs cattle and sheep prices

Stock market notes from Chicago dated May 26 show hog receipts at 28 000 with ranges for weight classes from 11 10 to 12 25, packing hogs 10 70 to 11 00, cattle receipts 10 00 plus classes from heavies 10 50 to 10 85 and vealers 10 00 to 10 75, sheep 9 000 with California springers 16 00 and native ewes 7 50.

Chicago California

Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report

Cotton spot fair demand with steady prices in Liverpool on May 26. Sales reached 6 000 bales including 4 800 American while receipts were 15 000 bales with 500 American. Futures closed barely steady with May 12.55 and March 11.92.

Liverpool

Earth disturbance reported south of North Carolina

An earth disturbance 1000 miles south of New Orleans lasted three minutes and was recorded on a seismograph at Loyola University. Father Abell announced the time from 2:23 to 3:00 a.m. in the Parish of Ouachita, with a dated reference to May 16 1925.

New Orleans Here Loyola Unveristy Father Abell

Monroe Chamber elects full senior and enlarged junior boards

The Monroe Chamber of Commerce announced the complete senior board for 1925 1926 after Friday ballots. The enlarged junior board now has thirty members across General Membership Manufacturers Professions Retail and Wholesale sectors with names including Abe Arent P M Atkins J A Biedenharn J M Cobb R Downes Jr and J B Foster among others.

Monroe Chamber of Commerce F. F. Millsaps Albert Horvff S. W. Davis Abe Arent P. M. Atkins J. A. Biedenharn UC. E. McKenzie Clarence Oakley W. C. Oliver P. A. Poag Luther Reid Elmer Richards Jr Joe Washburn W. H. Anders M. S. Biedenharn R. E. Major Jr A. G. Treadgold W. L. Bendel R. L. Davis D. A. Easterling R. E. Allen Sam Davis Morris Haas Roy C. Hale J. N. Knowles R. E. McLeod Albert Marx Vernon Prophit P. E. Walker C. Wise Ivey Faulk Henry C. Ray H. E. Touchstone

Two men freed in federal case over Memphis fraud scheme

W B Warren and H M Richardson were ordered released from U S custody after Judge Ben C Dawkins sustained a writ of habeas corpus. Prosecutors had sought removal to Memphis and argued fraud against the Anderson Tully company. the defense contended insufficient evidence and charges. Thompson of Memphis faced related indictment in the alleged mail fraud scheme.

W. B. Warren H. M. Richardson Memphis Ben C. Dawkins U. S Mecom Dawkins George Wesley Smith Warren Richardson United States W. A. O'Kelly O’kelly Smith Warren and S. A. Thompson Anderson-Tully Company Rayville Thompson

Two 17-Year-Old Girls Vanish From Forrest Louisiana

Ruby Harper and Bessie Smith, both 17, left their Forrest LA homes and may be hiding in Monroe or nearby. Harper wears a pink satin dress with tan shoes and has two arm scars. Smith wore a pink dress and carried a handbag. Police received the report from Mrs. E J Kennedy.

Ruby Harper Bessie Smith Forrest Monroe E. J. Kennedy Miss Harper Miss Smith

Saunders to File Complaint After Bayou DeSiard Raid

W. G. Saunders, supervisor in District No. 3 Louisiana Department of Conservation, raided Bayou DeSiard netting game fish and buffalo and seized seventy five feet of seine. He says he will file complaints against seven residents of Monroe and Morehouse parish.

W. G. Saunders Louisiana Department of Conservation Bayou DeSiard Monroe Morehouse Parish

Three groups share one night for three shows in Monroe

Three organizations planned sessions in the Monroe council chamber at 8 p m on the same night. Modern Woodmen of America sought an illustrated lecture, Milner Motor Co displayed Ford car construction, and the Izaak Walton league scheduled a session. News-Star reported the clash and that all three events were cleared to proceed.

Monroe Woodmen of America Council J. R. Petagna Will Atkinson Milner Motor Company Ford Council Chamber City Hall D. A. Breard Izaak Walton League League Bernstein News-Star Walnut Street Modern Woodmen of America

Urania High graduation features Dr. Aswell address

Dr. James B. Aswell LSU congressman spoke at Urania High School to the May 25 graduates about being a good American. Twelve seniors received diplomas led by valedictorian Miss May Miles and salutatorian Loyd Boyett amid scholarships and class histories.

News-Star Urania Urania High School James B. Aswell Louisiana Aswell Smith May Miles Schoo Loyd Boyett Louie Lucky Totsy Tyler L. H. Brooks

Lions Club Holds Annual Election Wise President

Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the weekly Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Monroe. President C Wise, vice president J M Joseph, secretary L P Abernathy, treasurer Jos Washburn. Directors named J E Lockwood Dr P L Perot W Q Rainey. J R Burns chosen as delegate to the international Lions convention in June at Cedar Point Ohio.

Lions’ Club Hotel Monroe C. Wise J. %. Joseph L. P. Abernathy Jos Washburn J. E. Lockwood P. L. Perot W. Q. Rainey J. R. Burns Lions’ Clubs Cedar Point Ohio

Franklins year of graduation marked by speakers and diplomas

In Winnsboro May 26 special to the News-Star Franklin parish high schools held graduation exercises with speeches from Congressman Riley J. Wilson and others. Diplomas were awarded at Wisner Gilbert Crowville Central Baskin WinnsboroOgden Fort Necessity high schools to many named graduates.

News-Star Winnsboro Franklin Parish Riley J. Wilson Ogden High School Fort Necessity High School Wisner High School Central High School Crowville High School Winnsboro High School A. W. Phillips Ruston Gilbert High School T. H. Harris Baskin High School Clyde Holstein Clay Anderson Alden Dobyns Bruce Glasgow Stanley McPhai Vivian Ensminger Amanda Kennerly Edith Anderson Addie Humble Luella Humbie Truett Foster Leslie McDuff Berry Gardener Henry B. Womble Robert Kelly Edward Isgett Irene Parnell Eula Waxter Ollie Mae Whalen Ona Ward Max'e McLendon Viola Ezell Lois Rogers Cronville High School Hattie Hinds Onie M. Sowers Margaret Byrd Lela Mae Pierce Annie Belle Black Ruth Brimberry Berta Mae Fowler Georgia Flowers Ruby Sills Irma Dotson Laura Walters Rubye Payne Clara Dean Earle Brimberry Rudolph King Bernice Sills Crafton Rogers Baker Boyd Bradley Studervant Audrey McKenny Roma Chapman Estselle Reagan Elsie Posey Myra Johnson Nettie Fowler Ethel Fowler Alta Fowler Florence Diamond Will T. Walton Leon Redfield Leo Redfield Vince Polancic Frank Miller Grady McDuff Charles Hatfield Kingdom Brown Leo Bondurant Georgia Payne Durham Gertrude Johnson Thyrmin Bryant Birdie L. Davis Leah McKaskle Georgia Comeaux Hessie M. Ingram Anderson Loflin Earl Hammett Hoyt Davis Marvin Ross Mattie Hawthorn Velma Woolridge Agness Ross Mattie Ross Steve Moore Florence Bowden Ethel Smith Eula Ross

Chicago Students Faint After Excess Play

Two or three eighth grade pupils at Blaine public school fainted after vigorous play in the yard. Teachers and fire crews responded to reports of gas exposure but officials said several students pretended illness while others fainted from the heat and exertion in the warm school room.

Chicago Blaine Frank Oswald Board of Education

Important Issue Before Presbyterian Gathering

Church leaders debate whether the Presbyterian church will adopt a literal interpretation of its confession and require ministers to affirm absolute belief in biblical miracles at the forthcoming general assembly in Columbus Ohio on May 26.

Columbus, CO A. P General Assembly of Presbyterian Church In United States

Heavy Frost Hits Wisconsin Gardens Across State

A heavy frost swept Wisconsin with the coldest conditions in the northern sections. Berries, fruits and gardens suffered noticeable damage as farmers report widespread frost effects.

Wisconsin Milwaukee Wis A. P

Foreman at the M. P. Shops Is Burned

William Jordan, round-house foreman at the Missouri Pacific shops, was burned on the legs chest and hands when a helper opened a blow-off cock near an engine. He is resting at St Francis sanitarium.

William Jordan Stone Avenue Missouri Pacific Jordan Mr. Jordan St. Francis Sanitarium

Stunning frocks in plain and printed silks for afternoon wear

Daily Fashion Hint presents two dress models. The first satin one-piece gathers at the yoke with jabot and decorative braid and buttons. The second figured crepe dress features a cape collar, removable cape, and side pockets with an artistic trim. Sizes 14 20 years and 34 44 inch bust. Prices 45 cents.

Pictorial Review

Curb Market Aids Louisiana Training Institute Boys

The Curb Market in Monroe helps fifteen Louisiana Training Institute boys who will attend Camp D Arbonne in June. Supt W J Gill says the market meets the demand for more funds for Boy Scout members. Produce and shoes are sold from shelves near Lovers Lane for two days weekly, with a successful first sale and another sales two days later.

Louisiana Training Institute Camp D’arbonne Monroe Boy Scout Organization W. J. Gill Lovers’ Lane Mr. Gill Gill Institute D’arbonne

Pots 0 Gold Camp registrations begin at Camp D Arbonne

Registrations are coming in for the Pots 0 Gold Camp of the Camp Fire Girls at Camp D Arbonne from June 5 to 12. The opening day for registration is set for Tuesday. Camp essentials include a new auto road and a 20 by 60 foot mess hall. Monroe girls plan to join June 6 for seven days to compensate for a late start.

Camp Fire Camp D’arbonne Monroe

Commandments Reviewed by Speaker at St Matthew's Mission

The Rev Father Sullivan O P spoke on The Eternal Laws of Life at St Matthew's church Monday evening men’s mission. He argued that legislation and reform fail to legislate morality and urged educators to seek Jesus for guidance to save immortal souls. He urged focus on the heart and the commandments as essential for life.

Father Sullivan O. P St. Matthew's Church Jesus

Ten Commandments and moral law guide modern life

A priest explains that keeping the ten commandments is essential for salvation and best represents natural law written in the heart. He urges youth to study the laws, warns against idolatry of money and pleasure, and emphasizes honoring parents and controlling inner desires to avoid sin.

Pather Sullivan Church God Moses Christ St. Augustine Heaven Father Sullivan

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MO. J. Potts Mary Lou Trawick Prev High Dee N. C Chartey C. Ofc Saunders Seine Bayou Walton League Woodmen, Milner Co Urania High la Salle Center Wise Franklin Wilson M. P L. T L_ T. IL Sullivan Chase-Amman Drug Co Collens Pharmacy Faulk’s New South Drug Store Paetham Work Missouri Pacific Railway Southbend el Dorad Bran Natchez Farmerville Mas
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