Suspects Freed As Inquest Probes Camp Hill Slaying
Reports say Miss Griffin’s account aligns with limited known facts as police pursue the Camp Hill murder of Mrs. Carpenter. Doctors said she remains hospitalized and not yet fit for discharge while investigators seek the killer, described as a man with an odd flat head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mrs. Carpenter
Carpenter
Camp Hill
Red
Griffin
Miss Griffin
Smillie
Emma Anderson
N. MacLean Seabrease
Thomas McNutt
Seabrease Chaufeur
A. J. Craig
Fort Washington
Community Notes From Copeland Area
The health of the community remains strong with active church life and regular Sunday school and prayer services. Local families share visits and dinners with neighbors such as the Coats Sowell Blair Vassar Copeland and Griffin families. The community expresses condolences for the loss of Sam Woods and Chester Patterson's family visits. many residents report Sunday gatherings and visits with relatives in Athens and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Coats
Franklin Sowell
Lena Blair
Gelia Blair
Joe Webster
Athens
John Vassar
Jerome Vassar
Jack Martin
John
John Copeland
Namie Bevils
Bates
Claude
Irene Copeland
F. W. Blair
Berry
John Copeland, Jr
Roland Gosset
Sam Woods
Chester Patterson
Willie Richardson
Levi Griffen
Gilliams
Christmas mail expected to top 1936 volume
Postal authorities predicted higher Christmas mail volume than 1936 by a percentage, citing foreign holiday mail peaking tonight as a key factor in the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Notes From Pettusville Skating and Visits
Community tidbits report Mr Vann Head bedridden with bronchitis. Families and friends share visits and weekend gatherings in Athens Elkmont and Pettusville with multiple small social events and illnesses noted. A mad dog incident involved Almon Powers. Denizens include James Jackson Athens and Lola Pettus families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vann Head
James Jackson
Athens
Kirk Dunnavant
Raymond Willis
Mary Holt
Elkmont
Leona Thomas
de von Thomas
Near Elkmont
Gladys Paul Hargrove
Bessie Robinson
J. D. Harlow
Lena May Wallace
Will Eaves
A. M. Jones
Aaron Harlow
W. L. Curry Harlow
Columbia
Tenn
Music Whitfield
Lola Pettus
Joe Holt
Thomas Pettus
Veto
Carl Hasting
Carl Spence
W. B. Spence
Ben Whitfield
Benton
Edwin
Robbie Ann
Ore
Dora King
John Thomas King
Roy Scoggin
Doris Wallace
Beulah Spence Grove
Ruby Nell Davis
L. EB. Dunnavant
Beulah Spence
W. L. Curry Harlow vis_ Stout
Benton Pettus Sunny
Cuan Hargrove
James Hobbs
Holt
Benton Pettus
Almon Powers
Janella
Howard Head
Decatur
John Bisch
Joan
C. A. Yarbrough
Twin girls hailed as good fortune in New Mexico pueblo
In Jemes New Mexico tribals welcomed twin girls claimed by Rev Raphael Welsenbach as first in 50 years in the Rio Grande Indian pueblo. The children were born to the wife of Jose H Toya, the James Pueblo governor, marking a notable event noted by the mission padre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemes
N. M
Raphael Welsenbach
Rio Grande Indian Pueblo
Jose H. Toya
James Pueblo
Notice of Sale and Related Legal Notices in Morgan County
Estate of Polly C. Robinson deceased sells personal property at 11:00 a.m. December 20, 1937, on the homestead ten miles west of Decatur. Items include horses, cattle, hogs, farming tools, vehicles, lumber, canned goods and equipment. Also notices of administration for Elias Nabhan and stockholders meeting for North Alabama Building and Loan Association scheduled January 25, 1938 in Decatur with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly C. Robinson
Morgan County
Alabama
Matt H. Long
Decatur
Decatur and
Moulton
Elias Nabhan
B. L. Malone
Louis J. Namie
North Alabama Building and Loan Association
Bank Street
First National Bank
Bank and Vine Streets
Clyde Hendrix
A. T. Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copeland
Marlene Dietrich
Ernst Lubitsch
Princess Theatre
Opp Eys Alias
Pcy By
Penney’s
Ohba Rae Tint
Towncraft
Holy Bible
BAYER
Desi Crete
Polly
Robinson
Holiday
Morocco
Tie
Gaymade
Cynthia
Trey
Pullman
Bemberg
Milanese
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