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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1961

Page

2

Minnow Pits Near Dam Aimed at Restocking Rivers

The article describes the construction of minnow pits below a tall dam. A 25 foot high dam requires thousands of cubic yards of dirt and will feed pits via a four inch pipe from a retaining pond. Fowler notes minnows are in short supply year round, with his son David assisting and plans to involve Dr. John, a fish culture expert. The Soil Conservation Service and Commission support funding and engineering.

Aihonte Catia Roy Fowler David Louisiana Tech John The Soil Conservation Service

Air Crash Victim Was Relative of Ruston Residents

Howard Brown of Marshall Texas died in a Missouri air crash while transporting a body for burial. He was the son in law of Mrs M M Carroll and brother in law of M S Carroll and Belle Barnes of Ruston. Brown’s Piper Comanche apparently stalled and struck trees on a hillside near Leison, about 16 miles southeast of Jefferson City.

Ruston Howard Brown Marshall Tex Missouri M.M. Carroll M. S. Carroll Belle Barnes Harrison County Brown Missouri Highway Patrol Leisom Jefferson City

Leachman Ordained as Preacher at Temple Baptist Church

John Bennett Leachman was ordained into gospel ministry at Temple Baptist Church with sermon by Rev Harold Shirley. Charge by Dr A S Newman and Rev J E Henderson, invocation by Rev Wayne Gentry, closing prayer by Leachman’s son John B Leachman. Leachman, Ruston native, plans seminary study and serves Cartwright Baptist near Choudrant while working at a Ruston grocery. He was baptized May 1 1949, surrendered to preach April 1 1960, and licensed June 8 1949. Artificial insemination has boosted dairy breeding and is applied to other species, expanding mating options with better bulls.

John Bennett. Leachman Temple Baptist Church Harold Shirley A. S. Newman J. E. Henderson Southside Baptist Church Wayne Gentry Peran Baptist Church Spencer, la John B. Leachman Johnng Grady Leachman Ruston Ruston High Louisiana Tech Iit Cartwright Baptist Church Choudrant John Temple Church Temple

Mock Civil War Weapons Boom Near Shiloh Battlefield

United Press International reports a centennial spike in mock Civil War arms produced by the Parris Company in Savannah near the Shiloh battlefield. The firm makes cork minie ball pistols and full-sized muskets for training and display, employing 150 workers, with many descended from Shiloh veterans.

Hy Leo Soroma United Press International Parris Company Tennessee River Savannah Seibld Ahvy Parris Brothers Shiloh Ben Wood Wood Albert Sidney Johnston Jefferson Davis Johnston

Bretz Named Tech Music Branch Head

Dr. Marshall E. Bretz named head of the Louisiana Tech music department succeeding retiring Irvin e. Bretz, a 1944 faculty member, earned a sacred music doctorate from Union Theological Seminary in 1958. He holds a bachelor’s from West Chester and a master’s from Union Theological Seminary, with further study at Columbia University, Teachers College, Juilliard, and Berkshire Music Festival choral conducting under Robert Shaw.

New Louisiana’ Tech Marshall E. Bretz Bretz Live. Irvine Louisiana Tech Concert Assn Union Theological Seminary New York City Louisiana Dr. Bretz West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania Columbia University Teachers College Columbia Juilliard School of Music Robert Shaw Berkshire Music Festival

Miss Louisiana Contest Finalists At Lake Providence

The July 4 weekend Miss Louisiana pageant at Lake Providence named finalists Bernice Lass and Billie Sue Riornan, with Lyndra Frances Pateau of Shreveport crowned Miss Louisiana. Sandra Chady from Louisiana State University was first runner up, Diana Smith of Oak Ridge was second, Becky McKenzie of Minden won Miss Congeniality, Danda Dixon of Denham Springs earned Most Talented for piano, and Sharop Turner of Baton Rouge also reached the finals.

Billie Sue Riornan Bernice Dixie Gem X Louisiana Peach Festival Lake Providence Lyndra Frances Pateau Shreveport Sandra Chady Miss Louisiana Stale University Batton Rouge Diana Smith Oak Ridge

Talley named chairman of Lincoln parish Boy Scout drive

Roy M. Talley a Ruston attorney has been chosen to chair the Lincoln parish Boy Scout fund drive announced by Wayne Eskridge scout executive. Talley said he is eager to join the scouting program and contribute to its success.

Roy M. Talley Ruston Lincoln “Parish Wayne_Eskridge Lincoln Parish

Ruston Nurses End Season With Lincoln Courts Meeting

Ruston Hospital General Duty staff RNs held their final meeting of the season at Lincoln Courts on June 15. A Dutch treat pie and coffee hour followed, gifts were given to Mrs. Perry Kirkham, RN, and the nominating committee reported officers for September. Dr. Henry Roane and the group thanked contributors to local drives.

Ruston Hospital Lincoln Courts Perry Kirkham Henry Roane Lincoln Binders Lincoln Sheet Metal and Roofing Co Mattie Ta E. Terrill Norerill Sherrard Penney Co Les Shuffield First National Bank Ad Thompson Louis Sizemore Pipely Wigely

Lincoln High School Teacher Lands Leyden Graduate Fellowship

Grete Land of Ruston Lincoln High School has been chosen for a 1961 62 graduate fellowship from Wellesley College. Twenty three women scholars receive awards enabling advanced study and research at universities nationwide. Mrs Land holds a master from Columbia University New York and plans further study toward a professional diploma in health and physical education.

Land of Solent Charlotte Ruston Lincoln High School Wellesley College Grartard Fdo Land Amy Morris Bypans United States Abwhod University Washington D.C

Fish Kill Reported Over The Weekend In Louisiana

Newsom chief of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission announced Monday that the first large fish kill of the year had occurred over the weekend. He said there is no cause for alarm and more kills could be expected as high water recedes.

John DB Newsom Fish and Game Division Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Mississippi Arkanasas

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Hico Tam Herline Lake Nealy Owler Tion Commission Pence RESUS Leachman North Parris Manufacturing Company Bill Harold Clarinda Music Head Marshall E, Bretz Tech Music Branch Bernice Lass Roy Talley Scout Drive Mes F. E. Morgan Sr Frank Jr Larry Fox Ruston Nurses Ace Ruston Daily Leader
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