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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1936
Page
3
Robert H. Ickes, 22, foster son of Secretary Harold Ickes, was found not guilty of driving while under the influence in Woburn. Arresting officers testified he showed no intoxication after a minor park collision and only admitted beer hours later.
Elders of Westminster Presbyterian Church are considering applications to fill the pastorate resigned by Reverend Ernest Hart. About twenty applications are on hand, but it is not indicated the position will be filled soon. A meeting was held at the church last evening.
The annual singing will be held at Andrews Chapel near Danville on Sunday September 6. A number of gooders will be on the program. The public is invited and everyone is asked to bring song books and a basket lunch.
State of Alabama Morgan County details a mortgage default on June 19 1934 with the Secur ed indebtedness declared due. On September 28 1936 the property Lots 20 and 21 Block 5 Decatur Mineral and Land Company subdivision 34 acres Section 24 Township 5 South Range 5 West will be sold at public auction in front of the Morgan County Courthouse Decatur to satisfy the loan and legal costs including attorney fees.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria cure that relieves chills and fever drives out infection builds up the system with iron and tasteless quinine safe for children sold at drug stores in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with the larger offering more value.
Molly hides in a wood room as Brent fights Louis and wins control with a pistol drawn. Brent frees Molly and binds Louis while Winnie’s key miss leads to a dramatic night. Black interrupts, threatening Molly and Brent as a planned escape hinges on Brents courage and Molly’s loyalty.
Classified notice listing two classic cars for sale or trade. The 1933 Standard Chevrolet Coach and the 1934 Plymouth Special Coupe are shown with brief identifiers. No further details provided.
Officials at Walter Reed Hospital report Secretary George H. Dern remains ill with a heart complication linked to influenza after more than a month of hospitalization. Army surgeons say his condition is somewhat precarious and continue to monitor him closely.
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