Fort Mire Chapter notes and community events
Kansas City Star lists Fort Mire D A L RY meeting hosted by Mrs. T O Brown at 207 Mire Street Saturday. Also Saturday Bridge Club with Mrs W Z Neel at 225 Walnut Street 3 30 p m. Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary circles meet Monday and Tuesday with various hostesses and addresses. Birthday party for Little Miss Martha Elizabeth Casper at Riverside Club with prizes, dancing, and refreshments. Trip Around the World tour announced by West Monroe Missionary Society with tickets at city hall and free shuttle cars. Local residents visiting Mississippi, Kansas, and Florida. Mrs Paul Keller travels to New Orleans for news of a brother’s illness. families return from Rogersville Tenn and other trips.
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Fort Mire
D. AL RY
T. O. Brown
Mre Street
W. Z. Neel
Walnut Street
Important meeting of Quachita Red Cross Chapter officers
The Thursday gathering of the executive committee at 4 p.m. in City Hall council chamber will elect officers for the Quachita Red Cross Chapter. The Friday event at First Baptist church, titled Work Day by Sunbeams, charges $40 per person and requires all members to attend.
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Quachita
Notable Visitors and Illness Reported
Mrs Smths guests at Mrs Faulkersons home note Frank Smith resting after a diphtheria illness. Rev Wallace Clift is due today from Smyrna Louisiana where he attended a presbytery meeting.
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Wallace Clift
Smyrna
Anonymous Writer Roasts News Star in Monroe Letter
A reader criticizes local hotels and newspapers in Monroe for sensationalism and poor reporting. The writer blasts sloppiness, sloppy editing, and misstatements about population and local events, urging clearer news and better English usage.
Vases Made From French 75s Highlight Benefit Event
Miss Casper received the gift pair of vases from her uncle Killian Skipwith as a notable present. Mrs. A J Keller and Miss Lena Keller departed for New Orleans for medical treatment. A benefit card party hosted by Mrs. Hh. PL Marks, Mrs Abie Marks and Mrs. Byron Ensel raised funds for the Ladies Aid Society of the Jewish Temple.
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Miss Casper
Killian Skipwith
A. J. Keller
Lena Keller
New Orleans
Miss Keller
Hh. PL. Marks
Abie Marks
Byron Ensel
Hf. PL Maris
Jackson Street
Forelock
Ladies Aid Society
Jewish Temple
Welsh Tinplate Delegation Probes U S Production Methods
A technical Welsh delegation from the South Wales Monmouthshire Tinplate Industrial Council has traveled to the United States to study United States tinplate production systems. Thirty years earlier the American tinplate industry lagged behind Welsh makers who then led global production.
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London
Sep &E
United States
South Wales
Monmouthshire Tinplate Industrial Council
Sevrcely
America
Crop production outlook announced from Washington
October signals dimmed crop production prospects as initial indicators from Washington suggest weaker yields. Government figures point to lower output amid weather and market conditions affecting major grain and livestock sectors.
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Washington
AL Pi
Svat VER ETO all wheat Vis AThoud corn YYOD
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to reference agricultural items with numbers and codes. No coherent event or people are readable.
Fair fireworks expert returns to Monroe fair
Collins Fair Fireworks, led by pyrotechnist Colling, is back to supervise displays at Monroe's fair during the West Week. Previously in Minneapolis as Minnesota State Fair amusements superintendent, he agreed to bring his company to provide the pyrotechnic shows and earned popularity during a 17th fair appearance.
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Agno
Monroe
Colling
Coline
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Diyis
Bathroom Parade In London Hotels Prompts Fashion Parade
London shops in Jermyn and Bond Streets display bold dressing gowns with vivid colors and patterns. Demand is unprecedented. gowns range from flimsy fabrics to washable silk at prices from 106 to 150. A writer teases that the bathroom parade at fashionable hotels will be worth the entertainment tax.
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London
Jermyn
Bond Streets
Trivial Causes Spark Wolverhampton Mine Strike
About 1,300 miners have been on strike at Wolverhampton since the first week in August after the management refused a check weighing man selected by the workers. The piece cites this as an example of minor issues triggering strikes in England.
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London
Wolverhampton
Rngland
Plane Crash Wounds Two In New York Area
In Binghamton New York Oct . A. PO Colonel Gerald Brandt was probably mortally hurt when his plane failed to remain aloft and crashed. Sergeant Vitt was seriously injured in the same crash authorities said.
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Binghampton
A. PO
Gerald Brandt
Peasanger
Vitt
Frowi
Contenders Rise as Cincinnati Leads World Series
Cincinnati holds a 4 3 advantage after a 4 to 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The series moves to Chicago with favorable weather forecast. Chicago seeks a win to even the series as Cincinnati aims to clinch later.
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Cincinnati
Det
White Sox
Chicago
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S. M. McReynolds
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Jd. A. Smith
Frank
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