11 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
1
The notice lists events for the coming weekend and week including a Saturday hike for youth, girl and boy gatherings at local venues, a Saturday bridge club, and a D A R meeting. Also noted are travel updates with Myatt and Redditt visiting Met Rouge and trips by O K Huey and Mrs Wilder with family health notes on Mr Baskin’s leg recovery.
Thursday evening Mrs. Richard B. Sadler hosts a dance for Midshipman Warren Taylor at Riverside Club at 9 p m. Carlton Todd of Vicksburg returns from a brief visit to A G Cook. Mrs. Florence Ryan visits her daughters then heads to Columbia La. En route from Shreveport she sees her daughter Mrs S E Frisbie who is ill. Dr L Poole Portis of National Dental Parlors returns from New Orleans. George W Lester leaves for Jonesboro to attend court for two days.
Miss Wanda Tremaine and her father W. J. Tremaine depart for Jackson to visit her aunt Mrs W. Jones and attend a party hosted by cousin Miss Katherine Jones. Attorney Oliver C. Dawkins of Monroe was a visitor in Ruston on Wednesday morning. Nina Redditt of Columbia spent Tuesday in Monroe as a guest of Mrs. Boutner Myatt at the residence of Mrs. M. F. Myatt 803 St. John Street. Mrs. Boat-
Miss Olive Leigh Myatt celebrated her twelfth birthday Monday from 4 to 6 PM at 803 St. John entertaining friends. Virginia Oliver won a prize by guessing piano selections in a game after playing on the lawn and in the parlor. The event featured a twelve candle cake and a confectionery course.
Mr and Mrs Julius Kahn and their children from Biloxi Mississippi are guests of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Haas. They will stay in Menges where Mr Kahn the traveling salesman will have headquarters and later move to apartments with Mrs Louis Goldman.
An ailment letter from H L Burnett of Wakulla Florida endorses Number 40 For The Blood. The writer attributes two years of melania fever and bed blood relief to the remedy after trying prior recommendations. He recommends it and notes availability from Chase-Amman Drug Co. Ltd with generic medical claims.
Anita Stewart stars as Mary Regan in the drama Mary Ragan at the Lyceum theater where she, aided by a detective, battles society blackmailers to save a dissipated man. The plot unfolds through the Broadway white light district amid hollow splendor and champagne.
The Harford Agricultural and Breeders Association autumn meeting opened at Marve de Grace Maryland with strong East Coast stables in attendance. The program features rich offerings including a mid week purse distribution of 10 000 daily and total added money of 45 000 for the meeting.
The state branch of the American Federation of Labor votes at its annual convention in Greeneville to order a strike over the fed question. The move signals unity with the national body's stance and aims to pressure for labor reforms.
Excellent Players Seen to Advantage in Fires of Faith featuring Catherine Calvert Eugene OBrien and Ruby de Remmer at the Paramount. Calvert portrays Elizabeth Blake a slum woman helped by the Salvation Army and aiding troops in France while OBrien plays an aviator who learns the Army’s value and De Remer is a wealthy society girl who joins the Salvation Army and serves at the front.
Beaumont Texas advertising immediate shipment of used pipe and well casting plus complete rotary drilling rigs in all sizes from Texas Supply Co. 11-6t.
A dense newspaper clipping markets Your Meat Market and Grocery run by Sam Inzina at 7th and Grammont Streets. The ad lists various meats with prices and touts delivery with immediate payment as the path to best prices, quality, and satisfaction.
Henry Walthall plays Clay Randolph a high headed society man who strays into vice in a new National Film Corporation drama. The acting dwells on subtle mannerisms to convey emotion and sympathy despite a flawed character.
Gladys Brockwell stars in The Divorce Trap a William Fox production at the Picture Garden Theatre on Saturday. The plot centers on a civilized woman resisting nose rings and the bondage of marriage as divorce laws threaten her freedom.
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