Pretty Affair Hosts Guests at Hotel Lyons
Miss Bobbie Blackburn entertained a large group at Hotel Lyons on Friday evening with dining and socializing. A Decatur Federation of Women's Clubs meeting planned to discuss furnishing the old State Bank building. The Alathean Class of Central Baptist held a social, business matters discussed, followed by games and a reception. Mrs. T. G. Morrow elected treasurer to fill a vacancy. An all day picnic for the First Presbyterian Sunday school class was planned at Flower Hill Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Blackburn
Lyons
Jimmy Adams
Douglas Rankin
Paul McCulloch
Ruth Moore
Fred Lorenzen
Donnie Blackwell
Oe Kincaid
Rebecca McEntyre
Bill Bates
Murray, Ky
Annie Peebles Richardson
Ed Sproles
Lucille Lamon
and Mia
Jimmy Mitchell
Ralph Manley
Lil- Han Weese
Grady Walker
Martha Ruth Cardin
Frank Pearson
Decatur Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Decatur Mothers’ Club
John W. Jones
Central Baptist Church
Estones
Seventh Avenue West
T. G. Morrow
D. C. Shaw
First Presbyterian Church
Shaws
Flower Hill Farm
Bee Line Highway
Stanbrock Balanced Prescription Trial Size Ad
An advertisement touts Stanbrock Balanced Prescription for headache relief nerve strain neuralgia and body pains. It claims quick relief with no after effects and offers trial size ten cents and economy size twenty five cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanbrock
Personal notes from local travelers
Mr and Mrs Leo Wright 8 H Malone W M Bailey and son W M Jr motored to Nashville Tennessee and spent Sunday T L Baker Sr Mr and Mrs T L Baker Jr and their daughter and sister Mrs Dalton Fowler of New York who is their guest for a couple of weeks motored to Winchester Tennessee for a several days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo. Wright
H. Malone
W. M. Bailey and Son
W. M. Jr
Nashville, Tenn
T. L. Baker, Sr
T. L. Baker, Jr
Dalton Fowler
New York
Winchester
Tenn
J. T. Jones
Caroline Oliver
West Palm Beach
Fia
Clyde Hendrix
Estelle
Birmingham
Relatives Visited by Wide Web of Guests in Tuscumbia
A long list of visitors and travelers stopped in Tuscumbia during the week. Residents from West Palm Beach New York City Nashville and Atlanta visited relatives here and elsewhere in Alabama. Several plan to return home by week’s end while others extended their stays for events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Oliver
Caroline
J. T. Jones
West Palm Beach
Fla
Miss Oliver
Florida Woman's College
Tallahassee
H. D. Greer
New York City
Nail care and beauty tips from Miss Glad
Read tips on treating dry brittle nails with a two coat polish method to keep nails white. Also notes on reducing pounds, massaging ankles, and leg skin care including scrubbing, cold cream, olive oil massage, and safe bleaching for dark knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Miss Glad
Beatrice
Make This Pattern A Square Neckline House Frock
Annie Adams pattern 2379 offers a square neck, simple one piece shoulders and sleeves, a deep patch pocket and belt. The petulant promotion notes sizes 14 through 44 with yardage, completeIllustrated instructions and price details. The ad also references Wagner Act support from AFL leaders and a forecast of court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Annie Adams
Labor Measures Face Court Tests
Warhentgon records show probable court tests looming for four major labor reform bills. The piece notes government pushback and potential suits challenging provisions affecting workers and unions in the national legislature context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhengton
Snake Dancer Incident at Parade Provokes Comment
In WASPT ARIS August 26 AP report an Indian woman at a snake dance parade last night noted a man in white shorts and remarked we don't like to have people come in diapers. The remark sparked a brief exchange during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASPT
Aris
Son of Inventor Thomas Edison Dies in Springfield
Thomas JP Edison, son of the inventor, died in Springfield yesterday of thrombosis at age 66. He was accompanied by his chauffeur and W Hildebrand, traffic manager of the Edison company, returning to his home in Orange New Jersey after visiting Charles Edison at Lake Sunapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas JP
W. Hildebrand
Thomas al Edison Company
Edison
Orange
N. J
Charles Edison
Lake Sunapes
Positive Relief for Itchy Skin Found in New Pack
A new topical relief product claims rapid itching relief with a compact, user friendly packaging. Researchers report improved skin comfort after brief use and plan wider trials to confirm efficacy across common dermatological conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fleadache Relief
Elmo
Goidel
Die Lait
Moye
Beauty Parlor
Poe
Divine Grace Moore
Columbia
Leo Carrillo
Michael Bartlett
Robert Allen Serega
Jo Swerling
Sidney Buchmap
Victor Schertzinger
W. W. Dinsmore
Virginia
Martha
Union Springs
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Bromberg
A. M. Roan
Nellie
Som
Avery, Jr
Nashville
W. C. Kitchens
Miriam King
Sydney King
Atlanta, Ga
H. C. Kitchens
C. M. Riggebee
Haleyville
Russellville
Double
Springs
Grady Young
Atlanta
The
American Bakeries Co
L. L. Redman
8. K. Stephenson
Okema, Okla
Fred Simmons
Kenneth Davis
Tuscumbia
Eugene R. Guy
Ll. T. Pride
Pride, Ala
Ohn Bragg
Vera Austelle
Florida
Foster H. Pointer
Gadsden
George Bloodworth
Jacksonville
Points
Kimball Jones
Mary Bloodworth
Oscar Morrow
Mrs. W. Morrow
Doughbane
Dorsey Speer
Robert Urdock
West Point
Mert, Jr
Chicago
Diana Deason
Tupea
Mrs. Russell
George Whitworth
Mobile
Nona Morrow
Mrs
Estelle Baker
Frank Stone
Hartselle
William Gregory
Decatur
George Lawrence
Martha Frances
Tu Ha
Miss Frazier
Memp Tenn
Dorothy Daniel
Huntsville
Bennie
Nancy Hackworth
Bunn Hackworth
Scottsboro
R. T. Sheppard
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Sae
Neing My
Thomas R. Er, Jr
Reese Robertson
Dryden
Murdock
Wilson Brazelton
Miss
Helen
Anne
Claire Trevor
Bereen
Naile
Cara
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
William Green
Federation
Elissi Landi, Kent Taylor
Sun
London
Hollywood
Cicely Courtneidge
Uncle Sol
Springfield
Haddock
Red Snapper
Mackerel
Bream, Ib
Hargrove & Murdock
Dr Scholls
Dr. Scholl
Second Avenue
Ohl's Department Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!