Marksmen Take Annual Honors by Alabama Guards Troop
Sixty three enlisted men in the 127th squadron at Hartselle had 46 qualifying with an average score of 195. Eighty seven percent completed the full course. Officers averaged 233. Experts named include Lt L C Pattillo and Sgt Jack A Thomas. sharpshooters include Capt F E Burleson and Cpl Ewing H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biiers
Alabama Guards
Hartselle
L. C. Pattillo
Cruselle B
Jack A. Thomas
Correct English Note on Liked and Would
A short guide explains that liked cannot be compounded with would or should. It notes the correct form is He would have liked to go, not He would liked to have gone.
Case Dismissed in Municipal Court for Athens Pall Player
Mayor Billings dismissed the case against Bobby Wilkinson in police court this morning after reprimanding him for Tuesday’s field actions. League officials will meet this week to decide on further action. Umpire Sheehan recommended a ten day suspension and a ten dollar fine under league by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Bobby Wilkinson
Athens Pall
Wilkinson
League
Sheehan
Blue Springs to Have a Revival
The Blue Springs Baptist church plans a revival campaign likely lasting two weeks starting Sunday morning. Rev. J D Pickens pastor of Southside Baptist church will preach after the opening service delivering the first message Sunday afternoon. Daily services will be held each morning and evening after Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Springs Baptist Church
J. D. Pickens
Southside Baptist Church
Local residents host and visit across Alabama towns
Numerous families and friends travel between Florence Wetumpka Decatur Birmingham and Gulfport for weekends and holidays. Guests include Miss Eloise Knight Beulah Caudell Laura Howle and many others visiting relatives and returning to home towns across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Knight
Beulah Caudell
Florence
Lucille Smith
Conrad Roden
Stephen
Birmingham
Adolph Ashwander
Louise Little
Trussville
A. L. Wear
Ella
Mattie Love
Alfred Love
Love
Q. J. Carpenter
George C. Dobbs
George Woodruff
Decatur
Tom Smith
Adlai Walling
Gulfport
Miss
Horace Smith
Laura
Jennie Howle
Wetumpka
Fanny Bess
Margaret Crowe
J. A. Cate
Blountsville
Will Franklin
Jodie Robertson
Carrollton
Fred Akins
Akins
Howle
Jennie
Laura Howle
J. A. Howle
Marcis
Henry Howle
Virginia
Monroe Wilhite
George
Tom Peck Summerford
Jess Clark
Marjorie
Roy
Paint Rock
Ed Clark
Tom. Peck Summerford
Lim Brown
Dora Elizabeth
Johnny Dobbs Hughes
Local families gather for weekend visits and farewells
Mr. and Mrs. Bid Parker and others visit from Decatur and Birmingham as relatives host gatherings. Ralph Guenny and Louie Shields travel from Atlanta for the weekend, with Jack Hart and Carl Shields receiving guests. Earl McCroskey and family visit Virgil McCroskey, while Robert Speigel and Dora King are noted with expected relatives arriving later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. L. Speigel
Betty Joe
Carl Shields
Atlanta
F. M. Hart
Hart
Martha Glenn Rowe
Ross Hargitt
Hargitt
Russellville
Howard Patterson
Louise Parker
Birmingham
Sid Parker
R. A. Summerford
Susie Summerford
Perry House
Evergreen
B. G. Hall
Auburn
Herman Parker
Ralph Guenny
Jack Hart
Louie Shields
Jack
Mr. Shields
Earl McCroskey
Virgil McCroskey
McCroskey
Joe Hudson
J. C. Anderson
Ed Knight
Knight
Notice of attachment in J. B. Toney case
Writ of attachment issued July 25, 1932, by Morgan County Circuit Court against J. B. Toney of Memphis Tennessee. Property described as Lot 3, Block 3, Lampkin and Thomason Addition No 1 to Decatur Alabama. Notice served via publication with sheriff levy on defendant’s rights in the described real estate. Dated August 9, 1932. J. H. Green, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reynolds
J. B. _Circuit Court of
County
Alabama
J. B. Toney
Code of Alabama
Circuit Court
Morgan County
County of
Morgan
State of
First Avenue
Lampkin & Thomason
Decatur
Mississippi Avenue
Memphis
Tenn
J. H. Green
House Damaged by Fire on McCartney Street
Four room frame house owned by William Moseley Jr sustained fire damage on Tuesday night around 11. The blaze started at the back of the home and damage value was still being determined by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moseley, Jr
Today’s Horoscope for Birthdays
Persons born on this day are described as passionate and independent with a tendency to take charge and lead. The reading suggests strong will, creative drive, and potential for leadership roles in personal and professional life.
Kiwanians Gather At the Noon Hour
Decatur Kiwanians will hold their regular weekly meeting on Thursday at noon in the club rooms on Second Avenue. Members are urged to keep attendance high this month due to the attendance contest with the Huntsville club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Kiwanians
Second Avenue
Huntsville Club
Lost Keys Between Garrett Park and West Decatur
A finder\'s note asks to return several keys found between Garrett Park and West Decatur to the Daily office. The message urges the owner to identify the keys and claim them at the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Park
West Decatur
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Charles T. Dean
Joe W. Burleson
Otis C. Crowe
Willis W. Dean
Hector Giles
Mahlon A. Hartselle
Glenn Long
John D. Tolleson
Robert James
Lindsey Murphree
Harold Nance
Wesley L. Pettit
Robert Proctor
Murray L. Wilson
van B. Glasscock
John D. Pope
Robert Rithmire
Louie Ashworth
W. B. Booth
Blue Springs
J. C. Penney CO
Decatur, Ala
Aeronauta
Lieutenant Petnehazy
Hungary
Fox Hills
Los Ange
Les
Cal
Petnehazy
Falkville News
Eugene
Furman
Ala
J. H. Caudell
Jimmie Kelley
Mr. Caudell
Walter Jackson
Jackson
Hanceville
Effie May Robinette
Alton Chamblee
Oneonta
Dennis NeSmith
Sarah Frances
Tyrieon
C. P. Speigel
Elaine
Charleston
8. C
S. H. Denny
Coburn
Bid Parker
J. K. West
Beulah Clark
Dan Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Lula Simpson
Albert Davis
Deccatur
Penney
Ladies
RAYON
George Domestic
Etek
Men’s Union
SME Fders
Aywon
McCartney St
Speake, Warren
Ratliff
Oxford
Sport Oxfords
Commercial Printing Department
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