Tolleys Attend National Meet of Farm Bureau
Mr and Mrs James H Tolley of Alabama returned from Nashville where they attended the national meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation presided by Ed A O Neil of Alabama. Tolley cited tariff and trade policy views echoed by Cordell Hull and Henry A Wallace with AAA efforts to balance supply and demand in agriculture. Chester Davis spoke on farming interests and the need for ongoing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Tolley
Nashville
American Farm Bureau Federation
A. O'Neil
Tolley
United States
Cordell Hull
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Alawell
Chester Davis
Elliott Sherrill Quiet at Home Memorial Note
Elliott Sherrill remains at rest at his Sherman Street home as friends express their sorrow and remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Sherrill
Sherman Street
Santa letters from Decatur area children in 1934
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from Decatur and nearby Alabama towns. Kids aged 2 to 11 ask for dolls, wagons, bikes, toy guns, play dishes, and fruit, nuts, and candy, often mentioning family members and teachers. The letters reflect holiday wishes and community tone from December 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Santa Claus
Ewell
Mary Grilcrease
Elizabeth
Moulton
Santa
Pin Hook
Maverine Welborn
Mamma
Pop
Athens
Margaret
Ann Young
Washington St
Benny Ralph Waugh
Tome
Mother Goose
Rosie Mae Moore
Third Ave
Mrs. Blair
Sibyl Frances Free
Sixth Street
Dorothy Osborne
Jamita Pucket
Jamita Wade
Lewis Marsh
Miss Holland
Austinville
Kenneth McWhorter
Clark
Wooten
Holder
Leeman
Wylodine Owens
Degatur
Road Builders Meet January 30 in Montgomery
The Alabama Road Association plans a January 30 meeting in Montgomery to discuss a $3,000,000 federal highway fund match and a highway-building program. A. G. Underwood says Gov-elect Bibb Graves may attend with lawmakers to push highway conjunctive committees. A luncheon and banquet at the Whitley hotel are scheduled, with about 400 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama Road Association
A. G. Underwood
Bibb Graves
House
Senate
Birmingham
Whitley Hotel
Underwood
Alex Hancock
Mobile
Alabama
Mrs McKnight Improves After Illness at Prospect Drive
IS IMPROVED Mrs A C McKnight, long ill at her Prospect Drive home, shows improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McKnight
Prospect Drive
Falkville Visitor J Thompson Visits on Thursday
Business visitor J Thompson of Falkville spent a short time in town on Thursday for private business and returned home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Falkville
Danville Visitors Seen In Decatur Thursday
J. J. Moore was among the business visitors from Danville in Decatur Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moore
Danville
Decatur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tolleys
AAA
the Daily
Kiddies
North Alabama
Angel Een Eames
AGAR
Michigan
O. K
London
1St Ave
Courtland
Happy Feed
First Ave
E. Moulton
Moulton-Courtland
Happy Freep
Boy
Alvis Briscoe
Sannta Claus
Bobby Hobbs
ABC
Hillard and Herald
Mable
Little Boy
Donald Montgomery
Sara Mae
Decatur, Ala
James Edward Free
Roy Douglas
Somerville, Ala
Bomerville, Ala
Priceville
Noice
Annie Carrol Collins
Helen Ruth Roan
Rt. 2
Somerville
Priceville School
Miss Price
Spencer Whinmann
Kathleen Moyers
6Th Ave
West
Gloria Portwood
Sixth Ave
Franklin
Dollie Mitchell
Seventh Ave
Miss Walsh
Vivian Griffis
Gussie Day
Welborn
Norman Young
Margaret Lee Young
Love, Charles E. Young
Margaret An
Bobby Young
Clinton St
New Center
Fay Teen
Annie Carrol
Lillian Collins
Charles Henry Davidson
Sroyien
Doris Allen
Wilburn Simmons
Decatur Alabama
Charles Eugene Simmons
Roleene
Wilman Lamon
Mae Evelyn Lewis
Kathlene Ward
Mary Wilma Lewis
Robert Hugh Wilkes
Prince Jones, JR
Kenneth
Second Ave
Xnas
Evelyn M. Free
Yours Truly, Clifford Campbell, JR
Moulton Heights
Tennessee Valley
North
BE. KR
State Association To
Peudiyy
Tins Tacomal
diAtivbanes
Capudine
Sallys
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Davis Street
Mennens
Colgate
Xoidel’s Drug Store
Coffe
Univac
Sven, Tee Nee
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