Names Visit Somerville in Casual Weekend Roundup
Somerville News reports Richard Winton his wife and daughter and Francis of Harteelle visited Sunday. Felton Lyle and children and Mrs. Kittie Johnston’s guests. Mrs. W. E. Wright and Mrs. Bill Kitiiebrew spent Saturday with their daughter Mrs. Ben Waugh Buford Johnson on business. Local residents mentioned include Dubose Olivia St John M C H S, Madge and Nannie Henderson, Vardy Gilchrist, Myre B Gilchrist and family, Etoile Gilchrist, J B Gurley, Otto Gilchrist, and John Peck of Birmingham visiting for pitches and a play at Natural Bridge school.
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W. E. Wright
Bill Kitiiebrew
Ben Waugh
Dubose
Olivia
St. John of M. C. H. S
Madge
Nannie Henderson
Local visitors and business trips noted in town events
From the local notes Lonnie and Jim Gain were seen in town on Saturday on business. Cliff Almon and Roy Wyatt of Albany visited Tuesday with John Guyer. Gabriel Cain was slated for activities in December and May on business.
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Lonnie and
Jim Gain
Huetselle
Messrs
Cliff Almon
Roy Wyatt
Albany
Tueillay
John Guyer
Italian Parliament Closures and Mussolini’s Move
A decree announced by Premier Mussolini ends the current parliament session in Rome. A royal order is needed for dissolution, likely in early January, with elections tentatively set for April. The action ends Mussolini’s dictatorship and restores constitutional governance.
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Rome
Mursolini
Mussolini
Literary Club Evening Notes and Society Mentions
Fragmented OCR lists multiple club names and attendees including Literary Club and Thursday Club. Mentions are unclear but reference to Wells street and Mrs. Phillip Humphrey indicate local social groupings and meetings.
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E.R. Gu
Pice
Cérneté
Lula
Wells Street
Jean Clob
Cnet U. D
Magnificent Pageant Set for Central Baptist Friday
The town preps for a large pageant titled Mothers Union Motherhood to be presented at Central Baptist Church Friday evening. Espy mentors the production with music by Mrs. Le Burr and a full team handling scenery and lighting led by J. Richardson. Organizers invite all to attend this promising event.
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Ietel
Central Baptist Itch
A. Espy
J. Richardson
Dimple Brock Marries Eldon Jones in Decatur Ceremony
Friends announce the nuptials of Dimple Conedy Brock daughter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Brock to Eldon Davis Jones. The wedding occurs Saturday December twenty second nineteen hundred and three at two thirty in the Fifth Avenue Church, Decatur.
Personal notices note visits and illnesses in town
A flurry of local social items lists visits by Rev W P Glawn in Birmingham Judge J B Brown and Mrs Brown from Cullman Mrs Charles Sarver and Mrs John Sarver from Athens attended a Princess theater show Henry Herring of Hartselle stayed with his sister Mrs W Wilkins Mailedlin Sinfins a public school student suffered a broken arm while playing J B Orman of Russellville attended Tennessee Valley Bank advisory board meeting and the Laudér entertainment night B B Malone returned from a Birmingham business trip.
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J. B. Brown
Brown
Cullman
Charles Sarver
John Sarver
Athens
Princess Theater
J. EB. Orman
Russellville
Tennessee Valley Bank
Laudér Entertainment
Labor to Oppose Coalition Party Move on Government Role
London executive board of the Labor Party issued a communiqué this afternoon stating that if Labor is invited to form a party, the parliamentary party should immediately accept full responsibility of government of the country without compromising with any coalition.
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London
Abor
Labor
Parliammentary
Mistrial Declared in Alabama Killing Case
The circuit court in Modild Alabama discharged the jury in the case of Thomas W. Cleveland charged with killing Steven Hossing, a West Fower River merchant. A mistrial was entered.
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Associated Press
Ala
Thomas W. Cleveland
Steven Hossing
West Fower River
Tellay
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Buford Johnson
Vardy Gilchrist
Frriday
Myre
B. Gilchrist
Flerméing and
Hilda
Etoile
John Peck
Birmingham
Pitihes
Mary
Etoile Gilchrist
J. B. Gurley
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HaWall
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Public Tin Hartedlie
Gabiel Cain
Brunswick
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Uiteria
Altona
House of
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Tom Es, Jr
Mire
Mabel Nesbit
B. M. Bloodworth
WM. Vébricies
Mises W. Brahers
Vilettin
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Nashvie
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Wight
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L. J. Newon
Nashville
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T. W. Biashets
Jake Seivereas
R. P. Hannah
Tanner
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Wydele Godestree
Clarksville
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J. H. Mayes
Miss@s Grate
Claire Sherrill
Hartselle
R. G. Sherrill
Harry Lauder
Corinne Doss
Latcille Bailey
B. M. Mayes
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Mrs. S. D. Johnson
M. L. Carter
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