Trade School Hears Renegar on Safety and Cleanliness
David Renegar safety director of Chemstrand spoke at the Tennessee Valley State Trade School in Decatur in a second series safety talk. He urged students to keep work areas neat and clean and to take pride in their plant and products, noting managerial preference for orderly plants.
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David Renegar
Chemstrand
Tennessee Valley State Trade School
Decatur
Renegar
Yale Keeps 1957 Football Schedule in Same Order
Yale will play nine games in 1957 matching the 1956 opponents in the same sequence. The Ivy League champions have six home games and travel only to Ithaca for Cornell, to Philadelphia for Penn, and to Princeton to face the Tigers.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ithaca
Cornell
Philadelphia
Penn
Princeton
Tigers
Business leader warns teamwork needed for better housekeeping
Renegar asserts no single management can handle all housekeeping tasks. He urges collective effort to improve conditions and outlines ways to keep jobs orderly. He stresses maintaining tools in place and a neat working atmosphere to boost morale and efficiency.
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Renegar
Daily Records of Local Transfers and Marriage Licenses
A compilation showing numerous property transfers including Decatur Land Co. Ltd. with multiple buyers and amounts ranging from 750 to 15 500, plus personal transfers such as Elmer Hayes Jr to Samuel L McClendon for 6100 and James Bond to L A Walden Jr for 10 00, and a list of marriage licenses for Kenneth Teague to Addie Robbins and Jesse Wilson to Linda Lee among others. The entries name buyers, sellers, and amounts, with addresses and occupations where given.
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Elmer Hayes, Jr
Samuel L. McClendon
O. M. Hutcheson, Sr
James W. Morris
Claude E. McRight
Edward Lee Singleton
C. Kermit Pitt
Billy J. Saint
Decatur Land Co., Ltd
Leo Luke Fabisinski
Decatur Land Co. Ltd
Robert H. Pettey
Travis Asherbranner
Earnest R. Cobb
James Bond
L. A. Walden, Jr
Dan L. Lawrence
Samuel H. Wilds
Fred V. Murphree
Donald Alexander
Richard Walden
Porter Williams
Quilla Reed
J. B. Burleson, Jr
Rayburn Neville
P. L. Busbey
James
Roberta Winton
Virginia T. Satchell
Harold C. Satchell
Flora Allen
First Baptist Church
Decatur Development Co
Chestnut Court
Decatur
H. H. Higdon
D. S. Hurst
Kenneth Wiley Teague
College St
Addie Lucille Robbins
Moulton
Jesse Mehring Wilson
Philadelphia
USAF
Linda Glynn Lee
14Th Ave
Robert Dean Kitchens
Alma Lois Millwood
Trinity
Ennis Kenneth Roper
Spring Ave
U.S.A.F
Marcel Sanford
5Th Ave. SE
Wyatt Owens appointed to Alabama State Liquor Control Board
Wyatt Owens of Birmingham was named to the Alabama State Liquor Control Board by Gov. James E. Folsom, succeeding Knox McRae who resigned after being elected mayor of Decatur. Dr Louis Friedman declined to serve. Owens may give up his seat on the Alabama Turnpike Authority. Australia population projected at 9,450,000 by June 30, 1957. American Indians used buried fish to fertilize corn crops.
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Montgomery
Wyatt Owens
Birmingham
State Liquor Control Board
James E. Folsom
Knox McRae
Decatur
Folsom
Louis Friedman
McRae
Friedman
Owens
Teary Owens Machinery Co
Alabama Turnpike Authority
Morgan County Church Hosts Pulpit and Christmas Play
Dr. John Milford of Huntsville filled the pulpit in Morgan County Lacey's Spring Augusta Winfrey services. A one act Christmas play will be presented Sunday evening at the church with devotion by Rev. Milford and distributing gifts from the tree to children afterward. Several visitors attended Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson's funeral Sunday afternoon and interment was in Lacey Cemetery. Debbie and Cynda Black of Huntsville visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Will Black this week. Ed Hermson of Los Angeles and Mrs. Hermson were to arrive for a visit with her mother. Lt. Hardwick May returned home from Korea.
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John Milford
Huntsville
Milford
Thomas R. Wilson
Lacey Cemetery
Debbie
Cynda Black
Will Black
Ed Hermson
Los Angeles
Calif
Hermson
Hardwick May
Korea
Freight train averages sixty six cars on major rails
A typical freight train on a leading U.S. railroad runs about 66 cars, reflecting the standard length for long-haul freight operations. Industry notes emphasize consistent car counts across routes and major corridors.
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U.S
Notice of Probate Hearing for Utter Will in Morgan County
In Morgan County Alabama Probate Court Nora Utter petitions to admit the last will and testament of James Frank Utter deceased. Hearing set for January 25 1957 at 10:00 AM. Interested parties including Mattie Utter Osbourne and others are notified to appear and contest if proper. Dec 21 28-Jan 4.
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State OF Alabama
Morgan County
NORAS
Utter
James Frank
Mattie Utter Osbourne
C. L. Simpson
Bodley Avenue
Memphis
Tennessee
Thamas Utter
Monroe Street
Paducah
Kentucky
Annie Mae Williams
Elisa Ave
Metairie
Lucile Banks
Libstaff Road
RFD
Dundee
Michigan
Elizabeth Turner
Baudin St
New Orleans
Nora Utter
James Frank Utter
James Frank Otter
T. C. Almon
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