Singing and visiting mark Corinth community social
A large crowd enjoyed a singing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T Braswell on Sunday. Many attended a musical program and games at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G W Thomas on Saturday. Friends and relatives visited the area including Mrs. Edmondson of Parkville and others visiting family here.
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Pied Turrentine
T. B. Heard
Cole
Battle Ground
Olen Braswell
Aaron Braswell
Oscar Heard
J. von Bryant
Ista Woods
Danville
Walter Williams
Loyd Walker
Dana Rusk
Mt. Vernon
H. A. McClellan
Ola
Audrey Bryant
Hettie Jennings
Anna Williams
Charisse Powell
Community Notes and Upcoming Bazaar at School House
Eva News reports Rev. Griffin preaching at the Methodist church both Sunday and Sunday night. Ladies Aid plans a bazar at the school house Thursday and Friday with a 25 cent church dinner at the post office on Saturday proceeds paying the church piano debt. Visitors include Awger Cobb and family from Bloomington Indiana and Emmitt Wallace family from Cullman. First Sunday singing at the arch drew a good crowd. Bert Mosteller of Lawrence Cove visited grandparents W F Hawkins. Local youths candy-making at Lucille Patterson’s Saturday night.
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Griffin
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Aveline Douglas
Post Office
Awger Cobb
Bloomington
Ind
Emmitt Wallace
Cullman
Hulan Williams
A. Z. Williams
the Arch
Sen
Bert Mosteller
Lawrence Cove
W. F. Hawkins
Lucille Patterson
Another Good Thing About Black-Draught
A Texas man, George W. Cassidy of Waco, touts Thedford’s Black-Draught for restoring bowel activity with few side effects after decades of use. He notes it acts as a laxative you can take briefly and stop without losing benefit. Sold at drug stores.
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Thedford
George W. Cassidy
Waco
Texas
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Eye
Russian Council
Beast’s Prison
Ford
Bureau
Bohemian Village
Filippine Islands
Iara
Woodland Mills Sick List And Local Visits Pocket
Several residents of Woodland Mills are listed as ill this week. Mrs Sallie McCutcheon and Elbert Greer are reported ill with Elbert improving. Numerous local visits and guests are noted including families from Decatur and Hartselle, with Dr T J Russell and Dr A M White visiting ill relatives.
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R. O. Russell
Birmingham
T. J. Rusell
John McCutcheon
Sallie McCutcheon
Elbert Greer
W. M. Thomas
Ernest Johhson
Elmer Williams
William Slaten
Merle Owens
Decatur
Helen Huskey
Avis McCutcheon
Winfrey Day
Howard Russell
New Orleans
T. J. Russell
Ernest Greer
Willie Lawrence
M. E. Lawrence
John Kirk
Virgie Thomas
Howard Matheny
M Orville
Tom Murphy
T. M. McCutcheon
Hartselle
A. M. White
Community News From Hartselle and Walher mold
Local notes record numerous weekend visits and travels among Hartselle and nearby areas. Families such as Sandlin, Anders, Dobbs, Maples, Crow, Brady, and Aycock are listed hosting or visiting relatives. A steady stream of relatives from Birmingham Madison and Decatur are noted with short movements to Kentucky and other towns.
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Ernest Ray
Somerville
C. W. Maples
John
W. B. Orr
Tom Tucker
Troy Flowers
Hartselle
Will Anders
R. D.sandlin
Louie Crow
Woodland Mills
Scott Hudson
Luther Hogan
M. L. Aycock
Belews Relocate to Tennessee. Neighbors Miss Them
Oakland residents report the move of Mr and Mrs Gillam Belew and their family to near Leona Tennessee after many years of friendship in the community Friends express regret at their departure F T Moore and family have moved into the Belew house followed by note of Mr and Mrs Albert Schrimisher
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V. T Brown
Alex Wall
Wi Brown
Birmingham
V. T. Brown
J. M. Rand
W. McNeal
Madison
J. M. Weaver
Maple Grove
Jennie
Archie McNeal
Gillam Belew
Leona
Tennessee
F. T. Moore
Belew
Albert Schrimisher
Democrats Oppose Tax Hike Plans
Washington December 10 Democrats quickly opposed the administration's broad tax hike recommendations now before Congress. President Hoover and Secretary Mellon argued for curbing the deficit with a federal budget near four billion dollars while presenting a financial picture they called dismal.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Mellon
Secretary Mellon Proposes Early Tax Change Amid Fiscal Debate
Democrats attack a report as Secretary Mellon urges a rapid tax change to take effect next month and apply to this year's income, highlighting partisan clash once the Capitol received the findings.
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Mellon
Fates
Church Officials Given Dinner to Elders and Trustees
Church officials including elders deacons and trustees were served a dinner at the church. The gathering drew a large crowd and covered plans for the coming year with an optimistic outlook for the next 12 months.
Sylvester to Spend Christmas in East
Wiliam Sylvester, the superintendent, will spend Christmas in East as part of official duties.
Cooper-Wells mills owner to spend Christmas in New York
Mr Sylog and Mrs Sylvester plan a holiday trip with December 16 departure. The caption notes the Cooper-Wells mills connection and a Christmas visit to New York City.
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Cooper-Wells Mills
New York City
Sylog
Sylvester
Honeybread from Germany and France Keeps Fresh Years
The famous honeybread of Germany and France stays moist for a year or 18 months without drying out or spoiling.
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Germany
France
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Harvey Lamerneck
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Terry Dobbs
M. D. Dobbs
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Mitchell Minor
Sallie Hardwick
Mary Page
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Lois Carter
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Ruby
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Jim Powell
Piney Grove
Douglas Knox
Sim Howell
R. L. Garner
Macon McNeal
Hugh Brown
Walhermold News
E. K. Chunn
L. L. Kennedy
Seldon Hardage
Baugh’s Infirmary
Nola Smith
Lottie Turney
Irene Clemons
Irene Chunn
Talucah
Sarah Chunn
Jack Draper
J. R. Holder
Charley Hardy
Kentucky
Sampson Thomas
O. D. Atkinson
Bill Hardage
Comer Rea
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Audrey Huskey
Woodland Mulls
Oal
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