CENTTR GROVE NEWS REPORTS LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN Decatur AREA
Light of Decatur spent Saturday with friends in Centra Grove. Mord visited with wife and W T Crawford. Coleman Dunn returned to Woodland Mills to be with sister Lena Willoughby who is ill. Bruce Dunn and children visited recently. Mrs J W McKee and daughters visited Mrs John Russell of Pines. George Dinsmore of Ryan visited son Albert S M Ryan and Louise. Lester Taylor spent Sunday with Bird Woodall. Vera Fowler attended Pleasant Ridge quarterly conference. M J Oden of Rock Creek visited Mrs T A Horton. Ottis Harbison spent Sunday night with Oval Hipp.
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Ni Light
Decatur
Mord
Hife
W. T. Crawford
Sun- Coleman Dunn
Woodland Mills
Lena Willoughby
Bruce Dunn
John Wiliam
Edith
J. W. McKee
Aline
John Russell
Pines
George Dinsmore
Ryan
Albert
M. Ryan
Louise Ryan
Lester Taylor
Bird Woodall
Vera Fowler
Pleasant Ridge
M. J. Oden
Rock Creek
T. A. Horton
Ottis Harbison
Oval Hipp
J. P. Tonstill
Gladys Clower
Martha Yarbrough
Bertha Robinson
Athens
Bill Smith
Chas. Woodward
Vera
Andrew Boyd
Bernard Smith
Ardmore
J. 8. McQuire
Carrie Huber
Selons Buchanan
Little A
A. L. Chapin
Buchanan
Ardene Post
Local Socials and Church Notices Highlight Week
Piney Chapel Ephesus area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. A teachers meeting in Athens and a P T A session at the Methodist church were noted along with birthday celebrations and quilt project plans for the library fund.
Thompson Family Socials Highlight Administrative Roundup
Mr and Mrs Erby Thompson hosted a musical evening on Saturday. Erby Daniel of Birmingham joined relatives over the weekend. The Thompsons hosted and visited with Herring Mayfield White Thompson Jones families. Lois Jones and Opal Thompson visited. Laverne White stayed with Irene ipson Saturday. Hollis Rose and Norris of Austinville were guests with the Vinsons. G Mayfield and son Boman also visited.
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Erby Thompson
Erby Daniel
Birmingham
J. J. Herring
William Taylor
Rocky Ford
F. G. Mayfield
M. M. White
J. F. Thompson
G. B. Jones
Lois
Laverne White
Irene Ipson
Opal Thompson
Hollis
Rose
Mrs. Norris
Austinville
Hillsboro News Shoppers Visit Decatur and Tutwiler
Edger Landers and Mrs Lars Mr and Mrs Richard Howell and Mary Went to Decatur Wednesday shopping Paul Horton and F A Dean of Wheeler joined by Capt J P Gibson and nephew Frederick from Roswell New Mexico visited Wort Gilson in Tutwiler Miss Mary Gilchrist and her sons Bobby and Busch with Miss Mildred Ackander spent Saturday in Decatur Mrs George T Corum recovering from influenza friends glad to hear better Mrs Paul Horton and young Roy shopped in Decatur Saturday night W H Aday hosted a gathering honoring Miss Annie Leigh Roberts Roy Roberts and Walter Clifton Cleveland Ohio music and candy enjoyed
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Arthur Garnett
Sadie
Frances
Decatur
James Garnett
Tuscumbia
Edgar Landers
Roberts
Roy
Annie Leigh
Birmingham
Walter Clifford
Cleveland
Ohio
Ernest Bogle
Lonnie Darnell
J. E. Moody
Benjamin Corum
Dawson Blaxton
Bett’s Place
E. H. Blaxton
W.L. Pretwell
D. P. Woodall
Courtland
Mary Howell
Julia Greenhaw
Wheeler No. 3
Lock A
Matilda Cottingham
Penney Place
Novia Terry
Baptist Church
P.U
George T.corum
Paul Horton
W. H. Aday
Annie Leigh Roberts
Roy Roberts
Birming
Walter Clifleveland
Local residents share visits across the community
Sunday activities include Mrs. A H Lamon with Mrs J C Edwards and several young people visiting relatives. A carnival at Union Hill school drew a large crowd while residents report improving health and weekend visits among Edwards Garrison Lamon Steadham and Williams families.
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A. H. Lamon
J. C. Edwards
Owen Garrison
Will Garrison
Leonard—Owen
Decatur
Gip Yancey
Pauline
Ima Edwards
Carrie
Effie Garrison
Casper Lamon
Elmer Jackson
Dewey Steadham
E. C. Steadam
Lillian Light
Wesley Hendrix
E. L. Jenkins
Willie Williams
Union Hill School
Imogene McCormack
Willie Burr Kuncapillow
Zelma Irving
Bobbie Lamon
Bettye Mae
Inez
O O’huskey
Gene. Giers
Arthur Brisbane column syndicated feature 1930
Noted writer Arthur Brisbane delivers syndicated comments from 1930 reflecting political and social observations of the era. The piece surveys contemporary events with his distinctive voice and editorial stance.
World Finance Struggles Highlight Global Tensions
The article notes a global economic strain with silver as a key buying power, a Central European tariff clash between Czecho Slova kia and Hungary, a French banking crackdown with 35 bankers jailed, 185 under investigation, and Germany adopting color blind friendly rail signals using flashing red and white lights to warn of approaching trains.
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Germany
Officials Here Ex Ball Players Remembering “Happy Days”
Sheriff B. E. Davis and circuit court clerk John Green reminisced about their baseball days. Both admitted to playing multiple positions, with Green noting his pitching past and Davis claiming to have filled every role on the team during the “earlier and better days of the republic.”
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B. E. Davis
John Green
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Daily
Republic
Green
Pie Supper at Enon to Benefit School
A pie supper is planned at Enon on Friday night December 19. All residents are invited to attend. proceeds will go to benefit the local school.
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Danville
Enon
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