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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR mentions land bounds near Berean County and a corner to land of Jos W. Oar in Towtahip Gouth, Range 2 West, left bank reference. Unclear full context or date.
Legal notice describes land parcels along the Tennessee River and surrounding tracts in Madison and Limestone areas. It specifies beginnings at section corners, fence lines, and river low water lines, totaling 271.0 acres and including half of Triana acres. Dated August 7 1936 with court clerks Lovell and Grubb.
Residents of the Pa community meet to adopt a new designation as Dogtown transitions to Bucquehanna Heights. The change follows local tradition about the original naming and sets a new identity for the area.
Local notice reports ensembles returning home to Louisville after stints with relatives in Columbus and Birmingham. It notes visits by Bonner Neville and family, Malcolm Rogers resuming music work in Birmingham this fall, and the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Horace Leeper of Denton Texas.
Mrs Mullins aged 80 dies yesterday at 11 AM at her daughter Mrs Sim Tapscott's home near Leesdale. Funeral services held at Ebenezer church, one mile east of Leesdale, at 11 AM today for Harteelle.
Tribute will be paid Sunday afternoon to the memory of Judge O. Kyle by members of the local camp of Spanish American War Veterans. They will meet at two o'clock in the clubrooms in the American cafe building on Railroad street.
In Yuma Arizona nine Mojave Indians were arrested on misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly, marking the first such uprising in the state in nearly two decades.
Miss Ella Steger Gray hosted a bridge luncheon in honor of Miss Iris Joiner and Miss Pat O'Rear with a floral setting and an Elk Mont. Ill., guest winning high score. Margaret Ames entertained a bridge group at her Rass hot home with a luncheon after games. Mrs. Gerald Teasley captured high score prize with Evelyn Reeder among guests. Numerous visits and greetings across cities including Louisville and Memphis noted.
Tyern 2373 Pa’ by Anne Adams describes a simple, inexpensive frock with a front yoke. It shows how a single smart feature can transform a plain dress and offers fabric choices and sizes 10 to 18.
Birmingham schools exhibit art at Goidels Store with a display of paintings. Mr Doutwell is available to discuss study opportunities in art.
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