Huber Funeral Planned In Bluff Arkansas Saturday
Mrs. Emil Huber died at home in Bluff Arkansas. Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at Ninth Street Methodist Church with Rev M M Newton officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. Survivors include husband Emil two sons Marshall and Humanine two daughters Mrs J H Lee and Mrs J A Discs four sisters and four brothers with pallbearers listed.
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Emil Huber
Bluff
Arkansas
J. V. ‘Lee
Seventh Avenue South
Ninth Street Methodist Church
M. M. Newton
City Cemetery
Emil
Marshall
Humanine
J. H. Lee
Pincuff
Ark
Lee
City
Davis
Annie Bross
Frances Barrett
Mary Rafferty
Greenville
Mississippi
Road Between Athehis and Decatur In Good Condition
Travelers report the route between Athehis and Decatur is in very good shape. The highway department has kept the road graded and maintained.
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Athehis
Decatur
Highway Department
Pav ed highway near Athens may open by year’s start
It is indicated the paved highway between Athens and tur will be open to travel about the first of the year. Officials say the concrete work and weather conditions suggest completion within a week.
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Athens
Tur
Tes
Funeral Held for Mrs Wade Graul in Alabama
Special dispatch reports funeral services for Mrs Wade Graul in Poplar, Alabama. Mrs Graul died at age 22 and her passing prompted local tributes as community members mourn the young woman.
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Bleens
Wade Graul
Poplar
Decatur Visitors Noted In Thursday Business Outlook
Local residents from Moulton and Danville joined business visitors in Decatur on Thursday afternoon. The Bonanza quartet announced four Birmingham engagements and radio program lineup. The Y M C A Bible class planned a Passover study led by Rev E N Hart with an invitation to all men. Christmas tree supplies appear abundant due to lower farm prices affecting tree farmers.
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C. A. Young
Moulton
Decatur
Ernest Beaty
Bonanza
Birmingham
West End Methodist Church
Pike Avenue Baptist Church
WBRC
Old Virginia
Colorado
E. N. Hart
Westminster Presbyterian Church
White Christmas Services Planned by Athens Churches
Athens churches schedule their traditional White Christmas services on the Sunday before Christmas. The events are staged so attendees can visit each service in sequence, with offerings divided among the orphans home and other church charities.
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Athens
Ala
Orphans Home
Falkville Camp Names Officers for Ensuing Year
Falkville camp elected officers at its regular Thursday meeting December 11. Officers include Past Counsel J. W. Brown, Commander Ollie Lee NeSmith, advisor Lt. E. Evans, banker J. Tapscott, financial secretary J. West, assistant James Lyle, escort John Clarke, watchman G. Ryker, sentry Clifton Teague, managers James Robertson C F Clarke Robert Drake, supervisor Howard Evans, and camp physician Dr. Howle. The camp touts membership growth and schedules installation on January 8.
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Counsul
J. W. Brown
Ollie Lee NeSmith
E. £. Evans
J. K. West
James T. Lyle
John PF. Clarke
G. W. Ryker
Clifton Teague
James Robertson
C. F. Clarke
Robert Drake
Howard Evans
Howle
Limestone County selects bank for 1931 depository
Limestone County will earn five and a half percent interest on its daily balances in 1931. The bids showed Limestone County Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank offering 5 1/2 percent, and the commission favored the Farmers & Merchants Bank after a vote. The Limestone County Bank had served as depository this year.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
Board of County Commissioners
Limestone County Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Congress Adjourns Over Week End
Washington December 13 Congress adjourned for a weekend recess with no new moves in the administration unemployment and drought relief program. President Hoover and the Senate stood ready to act next week though the mood among supporters remained uneasy about potential clashes with his opponents.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Alabama Day Observed By Class In Bible School Chapel
The senior sixth grade presented an instructional program during chapel under Miss Janie Elkins. It featured readings on Christine Products of Rube H. Sandlin Future Development of Alabama and A Tribute to Famous Men and Women of Alabama by Joe T. Sullivan, followed by a chorus of listed students performing.
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Bible School
Chapel Period
Janie Elkins
Christine Products
H. Sandlin
Alabama
Ruth Sullivan
Joe T. Sullivan
Dorothy Austin
Annette Willeford
Jane Royer
Lena Harvey
Opal Vernor
Christine H R
Opal Holland
Marguerite
Unclear Gift Columns Spark Holiday Trade
Readers hunt for prized items in a bustling gift column roundup. Shoppers compare prices and availability as stores advertise toys, clothing, and cookware. Locals discuss best buys and seasonal discounts while catalogs push limited stock and special offers.
Christmas Gift Suggestions Spark Civic Debate
A lighthearted classified note suggests gift ideas while contrasting a well behaved child with one who faces spankings, highlighting cultural attitudes toward discipline and holiday generosity.
Fanny Encounters Garrett Wentworth in a Publisher World
Fanny, working in a modest publishing milieu, meets Garrett Wentworth, son of a prominent editor, who reveals his separated marriage and bachelor lifestyle. He admires her charm and hints at a future together, praising her pursuit of a rich and beautiful life while she jokes about a castle in Spain.
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Fanny
Hamlet
Ophelia
Bears
Garrett Wentworth
Anne Lawson
Anne
South
Garrett
Panny
Laura
Sery
Tam
Spain
Love Confession Triggers Protective Resolve In Tea Room
In a rainy Sunday scene, Garrett declares lifelong love to Fanny during tea. He offers to hire a lawyer to win visitation rights to her child, but Fanny resists, fearing the Brownbecks and recalling past defeats.
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Fanny
Garrett
Panny
Brownbecks
Mateel Howe Franham
Frosts clash as Mrs Frost pursues chapter on Monday
The note says Fanny is out of the family but Mrs Frost continues to act against her. It mentions seeing Monday's chapter for details.
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Fanny
Tribute Paid To Departed Senator Overman
President and entire senate bid farewell to Senator Overman of North Carolina. They gathered around his casket as Vice-President Curtis spoke of mourning his passing. Senate chaplain Rev. Z B Phillips delivered the funeral oration. The veteran Democratic senator died yesterday morning at age seventy seven after a sudden illness.
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Washington
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Senate
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Curtis
Z. B. Phillips
Handbook of Xmas Opportunities Classified Aid List
The Decatur Daily presents a categorized guide of Christmas opportunities including gift ideas, sales, services, and charitable drives. Sections highlight local businesses offering seasonal discounts, job postings, and community assistance options for readers seeking holiday help.
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Handbook of
Decatur Daily
New gold rush opens in Nevada shocks and prospectors
In Nevada a fresh gold strike erupts from the rabbit hole mining district. Brothers Charles and James Scossa return to Love Lock with twelve sacks of ore. The ore assayed five dollars per pound and three sacks valued at forty six thousand two hundred seventy six dollars per ton. Their find sparks renewed hopes of a boom in the desolate Nevada deserts.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Rabbit Hole
Charles
Jamies Scossa
Lovelock
Southern Pacific Railroad
Cry Baby Bandits Executed At Sing Sing Prison
Three youths known as Cry Baby Bandits were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing after Governor Roosevelt refused to commute their sentences. James Bolger, 19 James Butler, 20 and Italio Ferdinandi, 22, accepted their fate with final remarks and last meals, confirming their confessed crimes.
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Ossining
N. Y
Long Island
James Bolger
James Butler
Italio Ferdinandi
Sing Sing Prison
Roosevelt
Congress in recess reveals relief bill, inquiries and votes
Conferees weigh emergency unemployment relief. Nominees to power commission questioned. Muscle Shoals compromise proposals discussed. Banking committee moves to January inquiry. Immigration panel screens pension bill. Boulder Canyon project gains 15 million dollars. salary hike bans struck down. Senate public works 118 million bill not acted upon.
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Lee S&serman
North Carolina
Interstate Comerce
Comittee
HOUSE
Boulder Canyon
Senate
Youths convict in killer holdup dispute clemency
The youths convicted of killing Charles Bauer in a Westbury, New York hold up February four, defend their actions claiming Bauer was accidentally shot as they tried to flee. They say a revolver discharged when it struck the door, while prosecutors seek harsher sentences to deter similar crimes.
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Charles Bauer
Westbury
N. Y
Bauer
Roberta Robinson Becomes Film Actress After Chicago Recital
Grand Opera was her destined path until a Chicago recital led movie executives to sign Roberta Robinson as a film singer. Though film music has faded from prominence, she remains under contract as an actress, one of the youngest featured players in pictures.
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Roberta Robinson
Chicago
Ten Commandments for a Good Husband from Dr. Cornell
Northwestern University expert Dr. Edward Lyman Cornell outlines ten criteria for selecting a husband. He urges budget discipline, financial transparency, equal partnership, ambition, health, stability, modesty, character, and ongoing care for appearance. The advice targets coeds and echoes his prior remarks to businessmen about marrying secretaries.
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Edward Lyman Cornell
Northwestern University
Cornell
Memorial Service at First Methodist Church Sunday
A memorial service will be held at the First Methodist church in Hartselle at 11 o clock Sunday. The Rev N H Abernathy, pastor, will conduct in memory of church members who have died during his pastorate. The public is invited to attend.
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Aberneeetigs
N. B. Greenleaf Confined to Home with Tonsillitis
N B Greenleaf superintendent of Connecticut Mills Company is confined at his Jackson street home suffering a severe attack of tonsillitis. Friends across the city hope for a rapid recovery.
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N. B. Greenleaf
Connecticut Mills Company
Jackson Street
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