Revelations of a Wife scene unfolds in Sag Harbor
In a tense mystery chapter, Adele Garrison coordinates with Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Ticer, and Lee Chow. She directs Lee Chow to align his story with Mrs. Ticer as a pursuer closes in. The plan includes using a driver and a disguise to keep Lee Chow safe and reveal the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
Lillian
Lee Chow
Mr. Drake
Dackett
Ticer
Bill
Mrs
Mrs. Underwood
Madge
Sag Harbor
L Chow
Steve
Graham
Richland Parish farmers to visit Stoneville demonstrations
Parish agents have notified farms that a party of cotton farmers from Richland will tour the Delta Experimental Station at Stoneville and Scott Mississippi. The trip departs Rayville on September 17 with stops at Oak Grove Green and Arkansas City. The plan includes Thursday at Stoneville and Friday at Scott, with return Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News-Star
F. LA
Richland Oil Parishes
Xperiment Station
Delta and V Company
Scott
Miss
Carro
Rayville
Oak Grove
Green
Stoneville
Arkansas City
G. R. Cain
County Agt
Ouachita Parish Adopts 1926 Budget Ordinance
The Police Jury of Ouachita Parish Louisiana adopts the 1926 budget including joint court expenses 39000 witnesses and juror 4000 salaries 18600 police jury 2500 coroners 2000 charity widows pensions 2000 charity indigent list 1500 tick eradication 1750 juvenile offices 1250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge
Flendrix
Ouachita
Louisiana
Monroes Police Jury Adopts 1925 Budget Ordinance
The Police Jury of Monroe Louisiana adopted an annual budget for 1926 detailing revenue from parish tax and city funds. It lists expenditures for health, sanitation, road, jail, library, paving, maintenance, and contingencies totaling about 112 531 dollars and notes publication in the official journal. The ordinance was approved with a roll call vote of Ages 12 noes 0 and signed by Theodore Terzia and W A O Kelly with publication dates August 21 to September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Fair
Ouachita Canning Club
Parish Engineers Office
Lone Star Highway
Asso
Dixie Overland Highway
Beacarannerin Erress
Tensas
Franklin, Richland
Ouachita Highway
Perg E Cceescreenichioneonnaevanapneains
Police Jury Association
Chamber of Commerce and Traffie c Depeases Teleaee Registrar of Voters
Clee Ke Fenichtie Tenet
Ee Farm
Monroe Public Library
Wood Street
Court House
City and
West Monroe
Bamanainehee
Monroe
Theo. Terzia
Longtime City Employee Flewellen Dies After Illness
Moses C. Flewellen longtime Monroe resident and police veteran died at 3817 North Second Street after years on the force culminating as day desk sergeant. Funeral Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the residence with Woodmen of the World and police pallbearers present. Surviving are his widow two daughters a brother and a niece living in nearby towns. Burial was in Monroe Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses C. Flewellen
North Second Street
Monroe
F. M. Freeman
Woodmen of the World
Mr. Flewellen
Bastrop
Hright
J. R. Anders
Dermott, Ark
Mary E. Smith
F. L. Flewellen
Stamps, Ark
F.N. Shewmake
Epworth League Hosts Kid's Party and Epworth Meeting
The Monroe Epworth Leaguers held a "Kid's Party" at the Methodist Annex with 65 attendees all in costumes. At West Monroe, 85 members gathered for a Sunday night Epworth League program at the Methodist church led by Mr. Crawford with a Demas-themed meditation by F. L. Watts about temptation and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Epworth Leaguers
Methodist Annex
West Monroe
Epworth League
Methodist
Mr. Crawford
Demas
Paul
God
F. L. Watts
Epworth League Discusses Auditorium Drive and Worldly Love
Miss Lillian Collins and Miss Carrie Mae Kirkpatrick lead a discussion on loving the world versus God. The Junior Epworth League promotes a new Mansfield auditorium with plans, drive details, and can-collecting events scheduled for September 26 open day October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Collins
God
Paul
Christ
Demas
Carrie Mae Kirkpatrick
Epworth League
Mr. Crawford
Mansfield
Maida McClendon
Walter Herron
Crawford
Helen Hunt
Louisiana
League
Camp Fire Girls News Notes Calendar of Meetings
Camp Fire Girls schedule lists weekly meetings at various locations including Methodist Annex Parish School and Camp Walohi. Wohelo Pow Wow convened with Miss Anna Sutcliff presiding and Kate Flanagan earning wood-gather rank honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Wohelo
Anna Sutcliff
Kate Flanagan
T He Wood-Gather
Camp Fire Girls hold meeting on library lawn
The Walohi group of Camp Fire Girls met on the library lawn Tuesday afternoon with songs and a president led opening. Winnie Riggs read the last meeting minutes while the treasurer reported satisfactorily and the guardian spoke about the hope box as the girls worked on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhoi
Camp Fire
Library Lawn
Winnie Riggs
Camp Fire Girls hold ceremonial at Presbyterian Annex
The O Ni Chi A Camp Fire Girls met Thursday at the Presbyterian Annex. Twaligt assumed the woodgatherers rank as Miss Bennett will be out of town. Mrs. Garnett will attend the next meeting, and the group plans to surprise their guardian Mrs. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Annex
Twaligt
Miss Bennett
Mrs. Garnett
Camp Fire Girls elect new president in meeting
The O tau ca re Camp Fire Girls met Thursday at 4 PM with Miss Lula Johnson. A business session elected Miss Ethel Wilkins president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O-tau-ca-re
Lula Johnson
Ethel Wilkins
Camp Fire Girls Plan Fundraising and Ceremonial Event
Eva Fowler attends school as three Camp Fire girls head to college. Miss Johnson delivers a firm talk and plans for raising funds are made. The Litahni meet with their guardian for future activities and a first post-summer gathering includes singing Camp Fire songs and discussing symbolism. A ceremony at Camp Walohi will earn points toward the fire makers rank with Nyoda and Mary Cason as menu makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Fowler
Litahni
Camp Walohi
Nyoda
Mary Cason
Twakka
Firefliers Meet Miss McClendon on September 9
The O-tau-ca-re Firefliers met Miss Maida McClendon on a Wednesday at 3. The meeting opened with the hand sign and the law of the fire. The group began work on headbands and honors were handed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O-tau-ca-re
Maida McClendon
Parole and pardon sought from Ouachita Parish jail
Charles L. Meeks requests parole and clemency after a ten month sentence in Ouachita Parish jail, having served over four months. The filing is a public notice seeking release and pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Chas. L. Meeks
Classified ads can sell valuable property quickly
A small investment in classified ads can result in large returns as readers bid on or purchase high value items. The notice suggests that modest ad costs lead to exposure and potential sale of valuable property.
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Adele Garrison
Mrs. Ticer
Richland
W. A. O’kelly
R. L. McHenry
Mgr
South Grand St
Moses Flewellen
Police
Miss Bage Motel
Babe Ruth
New York
Link
Ruth
BOX 17
News-Star
Palmer
Collins’ Pharmacy
DeSiard St
Mrs. Swain
Mattie McClendon
Onechias
the Presbyterian Church
O-Ni-Chia
O-tau
Mcktaques
Udi
Uda
Okiciyapi
111 Jackson
America
EOPLE
Willys- Knight
Willys. Knight
Willys-Knight
Panhard
Peugeot
Minerva
Daimler-Knight
George
England
Prince of Wales
Albert
Belgium
Willys -Knight
Breard Motor Co., Inc
Walnut and Olive Sts
Toledo
Lyl&y's
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