Two Survivors of Yacht Blaze Rescued
Two survivors endured most of the night after a yacht blaze, with one man suffering and taken to a hospital for treatment. The other survivor was rescued and cared for as rescue crews continued search efforts.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
7
Two survivors endured most of the night after a yacht blaze, with one man suffering and taken to a hospital for treatment. The other survivor was rescued and cared for as rescue crews continued search efforts.
The Wesley Brotherhood class of Ninth Street Methodist will meet at the church tonight at 7:00 PM for an evening session.
Julian Bronough joins the cage squad while expected to miss the baseball season again this year.
A W Hill manager of Bil Chevrolet Company remains ill at his home after suffering an influenza attack.
A reader reports dramatic improvement after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills, claiming to overcome a two year system decline. They describe relief from constipation, nervousness, poor appetite, insomnia, and abdominal discomfort, noting renewed energy and tolerance for daily activities.
The Athens College Glee Club performs a three act operetta at Riverside School tonight at 8 to benefit the annual fund. Miss Frances LeDoyt Yearley directs with Miss Julia Levin of Decatur playing Hendrick Van Ooster the burgomaster. Thirty five students are in the cast.
The Sparkman Trio will perform at the Spencer Class program next Sunday at 9 30 at the Dellic theatre. The trio includes Sparkman and his daughters Rena and Ruth Sparkman. Spencer Class is a Central Methodist church Sunday school group recognized as a leading city organization.
Schools of Morgan county invited to participate in a volleyball tournament at Hartselle on Saturday. Events will be played on the vacant lot near the Lee Monitor company's garage. The county is just adopting the sport with several schools adding volleyball this fall.
15S IMPROVING W. W. Simmons of Athens is reported improving while confined at Benevolent hospital. He sustained an injury to his left eye in an automobile accident several remain unclear.
Little Janis Madge Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs FE W Phillips is quite ill at the home of 616 Seventh avenue.
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