Riser Cemetery Gets New Steel Signpost on Entrance Drive
A new all steel sign reading Riser Cemetery Drive has been installed at the entrance from Joneshoro Road as part of a yearlong cemetery improvement program. The post is set in a cement block about 444 feet underground, with more upgrades anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Riser
Joneshoro Road
Riser Cemetery
Riser Cemetery Drive
Ted
Tom Richardson
Vivian
Jack Riser
Mr. Richardson
International Civitan
Ruston Civitan Club
Julin W. Nelson
Monroe
Mgr. Thons R. Gates
Riser Road
Clyde E. Causey
Cecil Venable
Venable
Causey
John A. Thomas
Riser
Winter Pasture Reduces Costs Of Feeding
Winter pasture can cut feeding costs for horses cattle and other livestock. Plant winter grazing now and seek cooperative help from the A B C office for winter grazing programs. Dad notes ponds drained this summer will need substantial rain to refill, with repairs and enlargements ongoing on Riser Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quino
Riser Road
Sam Gullatt
EF. L. Kelly
Dubach Siblings Enlist in U S Army and Army Nurse Corps
Jessie W Knowles and Hazel M Knowles, siblings from Rt. 1 Dubach La., enlisted Sept 8 1960 at the U S Army Recruiting Station in Shreveport. Jessie chose Automotive Mechanics under the Choice not Chance program and heads to Fort Jackson for basic training. Hazel will study with the Army Women’s Army Corps after basic, and their farming note mentions seed mixtures for rye grass and clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel M
Jessie W. Knowles
U. S. Army
Robert N. Williamson
Shreveport
Hazel M. Knowles
Parker Knowles
Rt. 1
Dubach
United States Army
United States Womens’ Army Corps
Dessie
Armys
Army Career Group 63
Automotive Mechanics
Jessie
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Oats Best For Early Fall Grazing Says Agronomist
W. J. Peevy, agronomist with L. S. U., recommends oats for early fall grazing in the area. Plant now with at least three bushels per acre, and consider mixing rye grass and wheat for wintering cows or dairy pasture. Plant a mixture when sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Peevy
Hazel Dubach Enters Two Year Army Enlistment Plan
The text outlines Hazel Dubach who attended Dubach High School and Louisiana Tech for a year before joining the Womens Army Corps. She was offered advanced training options under the Graduate Specialist Program but remained undecided about her specific field and chose a two year enlistment period with entry into the minimum service term.
Hazel enters eight weeks of basic training at Fort MacClellan
On October 6, 1960 Hazel departed for the United States Women's Army Corps training at Fort MacClellan Alabama for eight weeks of basic rafting. The move follows aptitude testing and preliminary evaluations determining her enlistment path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
United States Womens' Army Corps
Ter
Fort MacClellan
Alabama
Army service: Selection of Hort at West Alabama Street
U S Army selection process noted at West Alabama Street, with reference to Hedrhterste aneh Primae Hort in the Selective Service Bart at West. The fragmentary text focuses on administrative drafting steps and local station details.
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U. S. Army
Alabama Street
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Goldie
Ruston
F. H. Dring
Topeka
Kansas
Russell Edwins
C. J. Dring
I. QO
LeVayeur
Hazel Knowles
Asi Yous
Buildey Or
Coutyagtoy — Oy
Wnited
Vier
Phillips 66
Phillips
Oldsmobile
Olds
Optus
Ommtune
Michael Shayne Gyecy
OM Mbc TY
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