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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1960
Page
14
Classified notice shows items for sale with prices and down payment offers. Mentions 2 piece and 3 piece red mohair room suites, storage chests, used washers, and rolls of linoleum with several dollar figures, though OCR garbled.
For sale items include a low grade dressed decking at 65 cents per foot from Watley Lumber and Supply at 4th Ave and Holly. Turkeys offered by Walter Shelton Route Moulton Fairfield Rd call FA 771. Pro registered Sob Hagey golf clubs on special price from The Pawn Show phone EL 3-2503. Seven piece dinette suite and an oan heater couch in need of pickup offered by Coll EL 3- .
Mortgagee First Federal S&L of Decatur will sell at public outcry on January 17, 1961 in front of Morgan County Courthouse Decatur Alabama to satisfy defaulted debt on a 1959 Sammie Moe Peebles loan. Other notices include Harry Madden equity suit, Walton R Stanley estate partial settlement, and R E Rogers mortgage foreclosure with property in Morgan County.
Confrontations fill the Copacabana as Connie Francis storms out then stays after Boss Man Julie Podell’s clash. Sam Sweeten slugged a rival amid shattered heels and “Playboy” buzz. Sammy Davis and Nat King Cole appear, while other stars and plans swirl in Broadway chatter and speculations.
The column features Dennis The Menace humor about plumbing mishaps and jokes about weekend drivers. It includes light observations on long-tenured secretaries and a humorous note about coal production phrasing in a casual, newspapery tone.
Waynesboro Virginia a new student behavior code bans blue jeans and holding hands in hallways as part of discipline rules issued by the school board.
Hartford AP report states a clerk was fired for not reporting to work on her daughter's bridal shower day. The clerk applied for unemployment benefits and was upheld by State Unemployment Commissioner Harold Strauch who called the boss flint hearted for the firing.
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