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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

6

Amputated parts incinerated at hospitals after exams

Dear Ann Landers explains that amputated limbs and organs are burned after pathology samples are taken. In some cases religious groups request the remains to be buried according to their customs. The column also answers reader questions on eroding memory, inheritance advice, and parenting guidelines.

Ann Landers Rum Europe Ft. Lauderdale F.L Field Enterprises, Inc

Outdoor Mass Hospitality Leaders Named

At Outdoor Mass hospitality committee coordinator Mrs. Cloyce Frost serves as hostess while Father Peter Sheehan, pastor of St. Ann's, coordinates ceremonial duties as photographed for DAILY Photo.

Billy Hardin Miss Crow Howard Crow Cade Springs Baptist Church Cloyce Frost Peter Sheehan St. Ann’s

Porter Family Welcomes Son Kevin Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. John Gary Porter of Decatur announce the birth of their son Kevin Alexander on July 23. He is the grandson of Sterling Sams of Flint and John F. Porter of PriceVille, with Tracey Whitten visiting her grandparents Rev and Mrs J C Whitten in Center Springs.

John Gary Porter Decatur Kevin Alexander Sterling Sams Flint John F. Porter PriceVille Tracey Whitten Birmingham Kenneth Whitten J. C. Whitten Center Springs

Potato Prices Climb on Storms and Short Acreage

Storms and supply cutbacks pushed potato prices up this spring. Acreage cuts in 1972, tropical Agnes floods, heavy rains, and early freezes shrank output, especially in New York and Pennsylvania, while western yields could not offset the East Midwest deficit. AMS expects some price relief after the autumn harvest peak.

Atlanta Maine U.S. Department of Agriculture AMS Seaboard New York Pennsylvania

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