Office Intrigue Clouds The Scanlon Firm
Lois Corbin overhears a tense exchange in Paul Scanlon's office as a distraught client accuses him of misplacing bonds. Scanlon denies the claim and leaves abruptly, locking his desk. Lois weighs whether to act while fearing for her job and wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tels
Mr. Scanlon
Tess
Paul Scanlon
Miss Corbin
Lois
Margaret
Scannlon
Sheffield
Durand
Mr. Durand
Durands
Bruce
Charles
Nog
Someose
Local Notes from Eva News and Around Towns
Midland City residents Spurgeon Long and family host holidays with relatives while students and travelers visit kin in Union Hill Center Grove Dothan Oneonta and Tuscaloosa scenes Eva Fairview and Eva teams play ball with Eva winning small margin Birmingham visits and family trips punctuate the Christmas period Local social and travel updates from families including the Oden Wilson Merrall Moses and Adams clans with several weekend visits and holiday departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Cullman
Georgia Merrell
Dothan
L. H. Merrall
Verna Hawkins
Gladys Moses
Cora Wilson
Decatur
Athens College
Leah
Jane
Martha Wilson
Jim Moses
Oneonta
Sarah Speegle
Hartselle
L. E. Oden
Mr. Oden
Fairview Boys
Eva
Eva Boys
Lonnie Livingston
Jene Wilson
Nelta Oden
Birmingham
Blanche Ray
Tuscaloosa
J. E. Stephens
W. P. Hughes
Culman
Willard Casey
Rob Adams
Manford Chaffin
Cecil Ford
Teel
Lamon
Oakland News Christmas Holiday Notes
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powell is reported somewhat better. Various local families including the Moores, Browns, Wall, Dismuke, and Gwathneys visited relatives in Birmingham Huntsville and Leoma, Tenn. J M Weaver and family hosted guests and Weaver went to Capshaw on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Powell
Rosamond Wall
Birmingham
Ema Dismuke
Jack Wall
William Moon
Bethlehem
Charlie McCutcheon
Fairview
Union
Waymon McCutcheon
Daily Crossword Puzzle and Local Social News Collage
Crossword clues appear with answers and readers’ notes mix with a stream of social items. Local names Miss Jewell Christine Sheats Mittie Fannie Gardner Bertha Vera Bartlett and others are mentioned alongside neighborhood visits, illness, and church gathering reports across Cullman area activities last weekend and Sunday.
Woman 87 Credits Vincl In Daily Iron Win
An 87 year old woman proclaims vitality from Vincl iron and cod liver peptone. The advert claims quick appetite and sleep benefits with Vinol, suitable for nervous or run down adults. Thompson's Drug and Albany Drug Co. promote the bottle for everyday use.
Battle Ground News Mystery In Durand File
In Battle Ground a family visit precedes a tense scene as Lois suspects Scanlon and Sheffield of stealing from Charles Durand’s files. The dialogue hints at planned theft and risk as Drake’s group debates action. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlon
Durand
Sheffield
Lois
Charles Durand
Local Social News in Falkville Route Two
Miss Madgie Parker from near Evergreen was the guest of Miss Loretta Jones Saturday night. Miss Mary Riddle of Austinville, recently teaching locally, returned home to be with friends and relatives. Friends enjoyed singing at the home of Mr and Mrs J O Jones Saturday evening. Miss Larvenia Junkins eyes the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Jones
Melvin Hardin
Vivian
Venera Hardin
Fairview
Mary Riddle
Vivian Hardin
Jones School
E. J. Jones
Henry Holmes
Madgie Parker
Near Evergreen
Loretta Jones
Austinville
J O. Jones
Larvenia Junkins
New York Bankers Summoned by Senate Finance Committee
Leading New York bankers were summoned by the senate finance committee to testify in Washington on the inquiry into foreign securities sales. J P Morgan and Albert Wirgin may be among those called, with Thomas Lamont and Charles Mitchell named as first witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
J. P. Morgan
House of Morgan
Albert Wirgin
Wanexsieht
the Hall National Bank
Thomas Lamont
Morgan & Co
Charles Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Wit-Nesses
Holiday Closures At Mt Hope High School
Mt Hope high school closed Friday for two weeks as teachers left for Christmas. Local residents, including J Johnson and family, plus guests from Tennessee and Alabama, will be with relatives for the holidays. Several students and staff members from nearby towns planned Christmas visits and travel to homes in Vernon, Decatur, Birmingham, Moulton, and Town Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Johnson
Auburn
Johnson
Margueritte Young
David Lispcomb College
Nashville
Hayze Williams
University of Alabama
Bill Roberson
Birmingham
Decatur
Alyce
Dewey Clark
Claude McRight
Huntsville
J. A. Counts
Mattie Fae Counts
Anita Counts
Leon Cunningham
Leigh Davis
Professor Olen .D. Roberson
Prinpal
Hazelwood High School
Town Creek
Blair Young
Moulton
Christmas Holiday Roundup From Belle Mina Decatur Area
Miss Marjorie Bailey arrives from the University of Alabama for Christmas. Families travel to Decatur for the weekend guests of the Wilson Taylors. Belle Mina Mooresville school closes for holidays. Several locals plan holiday visits to Pulaski Florence Piney Chapel and Decatur. Attendance at the Princess theater for Huckleberry Finn noted. Local illness and hospital notes feature Mrs L G Hardage and Daniel Wayne Chunn returning home. Professor Burnie Lee prepares to spend Christmas with Birmingham relatives.
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Marjorie Bailey
University of Alabama
Fount Pitts
Helen Russel
Clyta Gray
Jack Pitts
Decatur
Wilson Taylor
Belle Mina-Mooresville
Edith Whitfield
Pulaski
Erie Lee Holt
Piney Chapel
Evelyn Irwin
Christine Weaver
Florence
Huckleberry Finn
James Massey
Richard Ray
Belle Mina- Mooresville
Richard Hundley
L. G. Hardage
Baugh’s
Escomb Chunn
R. L. Rice
Daniel Wayne Chunn
Benevolent Hospital
Margie Fae Brown
Talu~cah
Ola Cryar
Harry Rice
James Weaver
Professor Burnie Lee
Birmingham
Christmas Program Set for Bethlehem Church
Limestone County report notes a Christmas program at Bethlehem Church on December 24. Allison Hayes of Pulaski visits his mother Mrs Hayes and sister here. The Gray sisters Sarah Martha and Barbara visit their sister Mrs Mathews in Huntsville. Ruby House visited friends Blanche and Mable Massey. Mrs Allen remains ill.
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Bethlehem Church
Allison Hayes
Pulaski
Mrs. Hayes
Sarah
Martha
Barbara Gray
Mrs. Mathews
Huntsville
Ruby House
Blanche
Mable Mas
Christmas visitors and social notes in Somerville
Somerville brief notes record Herbert Miller visiting his mother Mrs Myrtle Miller for Christmas break. Other locals, including Mr and Mrs C P Johnston, G Mikell of Warrior, Miss Lucile Lyle, J R Edwards, Mrs L L Lyle, Miss Novel Miller, FP M Swift, Ben Blevins, T J Grizard, Rev A N Burns, Mr and Mrs F A Abbott, and Emma Harlan’s niece attended gatherings or shopped in Decatur, Hartselle, and Austinville. The week closed with a school play titled 18 Karat Boob drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Miller
Auburn
Myrtle. Miller
C .P. Johnston
Decatur
G. Mikell
Warrior
Osmond Siey
Mississippi
Lucile Lyle
Hubert Plemons
Austinville
J. R. Edwards
Houte 2
Jack Ronsom
L. L. Lyle
Margaret Ransom
Novel Miller
Union Hill
Myrtle Miller
FP. M. Swift
Hartselle
Emma Harlan
Ben Blevins
T. J. Grizard
A. N. Burns
F. A. Abbott
Business trip to Birmingham and Decatur visit noted
Messrs. O. C. Ratliff and Jim Bay made a business trip to Birmingham on Wednesday. Mrs. Eay Pitts and Mrs. Clay H. Pitts were visitors in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Ratliff
Jim Bay
Birmingham
Eay Pitts
Clay. H. Pitts
Decatur
Flint News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs. R L Neville left Monday for West Point Ga after visiting son Elmer. Granddaughter Peggie Neville accompanied her home. Dave Crow of Webb Miss visits sister Miss Bert Norris. Ella Reeves Birmingham Maude McElroy Hartsville visit H A McClellan. Mr and Mrs Dave Norris Rubye Bussey Luke Norris attend Bethel association. O P Chunn resting fine at Baughs Infirmary after auto accident at Shellview. Nettie McClellam entertained by H A McClellan. Josie Hughes to Huntsville for Christmas with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Neville
West Point
Elmer
Peggie Neville
Dave Crow
Webb
Miss
Bert Norris
Ella Reeves
Birmingham
Maude McElroy
Hartselle
H. A. McClellan
Dave Norris
Rubye Bussey
Luke Norris
Bethel
O. P. Chunn
Baughs Infirmary
Shellview
Nettie McClellam
Josie Hughes
Huntsville
Fire wrecks Lesley Watson store in Walhermosd
A Monday night blaze destroyed Lesley Watson's store with unknown cause and no insurance on stock. Onnie Clemons's house near the shop caught fire but was saved. Miss Lucile Chunn from Flint was visiting and was called home Wednesday night to her aunt Mrs. Owen Chunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley Watson
Onnie Clemons
Lucile. Chunn
Flint
Owen Chunn
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Rais
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Christine Sheats
Mittie
Fannie Gardner
Bertha
Vera Bartlette
Pauline
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J. R. Reid
R- P. Reid
T. F. Gray
F- Gray
Ethel Tucker
Mrs. Elmore Williams
Ave Ma Es
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Cal
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East Moulton St
Albany Station
A. Z. Bailey & Sons
Battle Ground News
J. A. Humphries
Mr J. T. Duke
Tennessee Valley Bank
State Banking Department
Poaceoiscaag
Falkville
Senate
MT. Hope
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Limestone County
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Buford Pettit
Ruby Pearl
Gadsden
J. P. Luker
Cushing
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Myrtle Cushing
Maroline
Tilmon Sanders
Gum Springs
Lorene Ryan
Luke Sharp
D. C Sharp
Clyde Bonds
Pine Grove
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