Funeral for Mrs Warren Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. E. F. Warren, 71, who died Sunday after a brief illness, were to be held at 3 p.m. today at the North Trenton Street home. Dr W W Drake and Reverends H M Johnson and R W Vaughan led the rites. Surviving are two sons Howard and Homer Warren of Ruston, a daughter Mrs Charlie Naylor, two brothers J G Calhoun of St Louis and John D Calhoun of near Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Warren
North Trenton Street
W. W. Drake
Monroe
H. M. Johnson
R. W. Vaughan
Warren
Sibley
Progressive Age
Ruston
Methodist Church
Howard
Homer
Charlie Naylor
J. G. Calhoun
St. Louis
Missouri
John 1D. Calhoun
Near
Ever Ready Union Holds Conference at Trinity Methodist
More than a hundred Epworth League visitors from local towns attended a union conference at Trinity Methodist Church with Wallace White presiding. Miss Elizabeth Langford of Monroe, state secretary, attended as guest and inspired the program. Dallas Goss performed a vocal solo. Harvey and Charles Nelson played a violin duet with Annie Ruth Brown on piano. Leagues represented included Quitman Antioch Clay Hilly Douglas Downsville Shreveport Monroe Minden and Choudrant. Choudrant resident Muack Sims, 28, white farmer, cut his throat with a pocket knife late Wednesday night. He is in critical condition after long illness. Oneal & Oneal merchants were robbed Wednesday night. thieves damaged the front door and stole silk hose razors knives sweaters and shirts. Sacks of sugar were also disturbed on another floor as part of the burglary plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Trinity Methodist League
Union
Wallace White
Elizabeth Langford
Monroe
Young People
Dallas Goss
Louisiana Tech
Harvey
Charles Nelson
Annie Ruth Brown
Quitman
Antioch
Clay
Hilly
Douglas
Downsville
Shreveport
Minden
Choudrant
la Muack Sims
Mr. Sims
Oneal
Burplacs
Extension program aids large Louisiana turnout
Agistronpe, director of the extension at Lowman Paulytechnic Institute, announced that about sixty thousand people including teachers, housewives and professionals enrolled in carupus classes to train for the north Louisiana flow and related subjects. After four years the group study courses were ended, with only some courses remaining in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agistronpe
Lowman Paulytechnic Institute
Libiibe
Per Farakis
Clare
Ll. Huteintsen
Fialesnsur Wooi
Hebe
Extension service growth at Tech under Professor Armstrong
In 1928 the demand for extension instruction led to hiring a full time extension service head, with Professor D. G. Armstrong in charge. Armstrong notes many former Tech students teach before finishing college and can earn degrees via extension work while continuing their careers. Some who married or left school continued their studies through the Tech extension department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Armstrong
Tech Club Aims To Form In Lincoln Parish Soon
Mayor Charles C. Gayne announces a Lincoln Parish Tech Club to unite former Louisiana Tech students and local supporters. Initial plan calls for a meeting soon with 1000 members, as alumni and citizens collaborate to boost Tech presence in North Louisiana. A recent Shreveport gathering drew 465 attendees, underscoring regional interest.
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Lincoln Parish
Tech Club
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Charles C. Gayne
Tech Alumni Association
Tech
North Louisiana
Gayne
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Parish
Museum to Start at Local College in Archaeology Display
Louisiana Tech plans to open a college museum with Indian relics and archaeological items. Head biology chief R F Clark says a room in the library will house artifacts collected from Louisiana, Kentucky, Indiana, and Virginia. The museum may later include rare animals and historic crafts, with alumni urged to contribute items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Tech
R. F. Clark
Aeiy Relle
Persoib
Mar
Complex Hen Ration Trial Boosts Egg Production
A feeding test by the Louisiana State University poultry department evaluated a complex ration for hens. The mix included 50 percent yellow corn, 10 percent wheat shorts, 10 percent pulverized fig, 5 percent mineral mix and other components, aiming to improve fat deposition and egg output. Dewi C F Dowell of LSU College of Agriculture said results suggest poultry should use the complex ration for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothuarin
Ilitioi
Dewi C.F. Dowell
Louisiana Flute University College of Agriculture
Attendance at State Meeting Draws 1500+ Jersey Farmers
More than 1500 farmers from 45 parishes attended the eighth annual Louisiana Jersey Cattle Association meeting in Natchitoches. Dr. W. R. Dodson preached growth in farm dairying, as Prof. R. L. Reese aided cattle judging and officers were elected, including Joel T. Fletcher as president and Henry Staples as secretary. Winn Parish led with 262 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Louisiana Jersey Cattle Association
Natchitoches
R. G. Harmon
Monroe
Jersey
W. W. Tison
State Normal College
John H. Keyser
W. R. Dodson
Agricultural College of
Louisiana State University
Federal Livestock Experiment Station
Jeanerette
Dodson
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Henry Staples
Department of Animal Husbandry
Wedding April Fool Trick Exposed as Prank in Chicago
Friends who planned to attend Ruth Evelyn Taylor and H. N. Swanson's wedding learned on Wednesday they were victims of an All-Fools Day joke. Letters Swanson sent to invitees claimed the ceremony would take place, but the event was a ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Evelyn Taylor
H. N. Swanson
Swanson
Swainsons cancel April 1 wedding in favor of January nuptials
The Swansons explain in a letter they were already married on January 19 and will not wed on April 1. They left for a belated honeymoon in Bermuda. The article lists sanitariums approved by the American Medical Association in Illinois and nearby Louisiana towns, including St. Francis, Riverside, Monroe, Caldwell, Riverview, Columbia, Haynesville, Morehouse, Bastrop, Natchitoches, Ruston Lincoln, Winnsboro, Rapides, and Veterans Hospital in Alexandria.
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Swansons
Bermuda
Chicago
American Medical Association
St. Francis
Riverside
Monroe
Caldwell and Riverview
Columbia
Haynesville
Morehouse
Bastrop
Natchitoches
Ruston-Lincoln
Ruston
Winnsboro
Rapides Sanitarium
Veterans Hospital
Alexandria
Monroe to be made stop on air mail line
Monroe is slated as a stop on the Atlanta to Los Angeles air mail route, according to Colonel E V Moore of Washington D C and Delta Air Service. Senator Broussard and local post aviation chief W Irving Glover back the stop, with a petition from area business leaders and a noon broadcast urging support after Moore inspected Selman field and conferred with local officials Travis Oliver and C E Woolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cal
E. V. Moore
Washington, D.C
Moore
Delta Air Service, Inc
W. Irving Glover
Broussard
Selman Field
Travis Oliver
C. E. Woolman
Compulsory Trade School Attendance for Unemployed Youth
A Vienna welfare magazine reports Germany plans compulsory trade school for unemployed under eighteen in Berlin and other areas. Courses include manual training typing stenography domestic science and hygiene with free books and materials. Some cities send youths to the country while girls join municipal kindergartens and hospitals as assistants. sewing classes provide free machines materials and lunches. Training in gardening and truck farming is offered with municipalities supplying tools materials and work clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Ito
Cotton Advance Deadline Announced by New Orleans Coop
The Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Association warns farmers that cotton intended for a ninety percent advance must be received in the pool or invoiced and shipped by April 16, or the advance will not be made. The pool accepts cotton units after early April as part of its annual program.
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Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Association of
New Orleans
Hillcrest Holds Memorial Services For Ray Barr
A memorial service for Ray Barr, a Hillcrest pupil, was held in the Hillcrest school auditorium this morning. Dr. H. N. Johnson of Trinity Methodist church spoke of Ray’s life, noting his kindness, attended Sunday school, and cheerful, open nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest School
Ray Barr
H. N. Johnson
Trinity Methodist Church
Deaths Weston Mrs Peter Wyatt 79 year resident dies
Mrs Peter Wyatt age 79 longtime Weston resident died at her home Tuesday night after a two month illness that developed into pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at Ebenezer Baptist church at 3:00 Wednesday with Rev W T Strain officiating. Burial in Ebenezer cemetery under B F McLure. Survived by two sons T C Wyatt J F Wyatt both of Weston and three daughters Mrs R P Boggs Miss Lillie Wyatt of Weston and Mrs G C Patterson of Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Peter Wyatt
Tribute Follows Prayer Over Dying Boy
Miss Kendall and Mrs Thatcher spoke of the student's kindness and faith as flowers from every pupil filled the school with sadness and gladness. Flowers collected by Mrs C Cook were placed on the grave at Douglas cemetery where one bouquet rested for the boy's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kendall
Methodists in Louisiana raise funds for orphanage
Trinity Methodist Church collected about 3000 dollars on Orphanage Day joining statewide efforts to aid the Louisiana Methodist Orphanage in Ruston. Local gifts totaled 2100 dollars from the Men's Bible class, with the rest from other classes and the morning service. Reverend R W Vaughan called the drive successful, noting this year’s total exceeded last year by about 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Louisiana
Louisiana Methodist Orphanage
Ruston
R. W Vaughan
Vaughan
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Mrs. Warren
Ever Ready Union
Trinity Methodist
LA. Tech
Movement For Biology
Winn Parish
Winn
Professor R. L. Reese
A. H. Henderson
C. E. Tooke
H. L. McKnight
Joe Blondin
Paul Henderson
Thomas P. Hogan
Hillcrest Poultry Farm
P. O. Box
Eb, D. McCallum Seed Store
Wsner Ra
Carl DE Generes Bros
Texas & Jordan
Dovan
Carter
Astie Carter
Hillcrest
Shreveport Packing Company, Inc
Shreveport, Louisiana
Ata Mitrate
Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau
Guaranty Bank Bldg
Alexandria, la
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