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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
7
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For Sale items list properties in Falkville and Decatur with contact names L B Wyatt son and B C Ezell or Davis Hodges plus a notice of an annual stockholders meeting for Morgan County National Bank in Decatur on January 8 1929 and a public notice from Couch Construction Company about final settlement with the State Highway Department for Project 190 C in Morgan County Alabama with claims due by January 5 1929.
Jas. E. Peck, longtime cashier of the Bank of Hartselle, retires from banking after about twelve years and assumes new duties with Corsbie Home and Fur Co, purchasing an interest. He will bring fifteen years of local financial experience to his new role.
Mme Gilbert G White of Belle Mina becomes Alabama s first woman justice of the peace after a governor s appointment. She is wife of educator Gilbert White and daughter of John R Witt a noted master farmer in the state.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hargrove of Dalytown Tennessee died. Funeral services were held Saturday in Pettusville. The Pettusville community extended sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Kyle Frazier of The Daily advertising department is confined to his home today due to an influenza attack.
Roy Hatfield, who had been visiting friends in Chattanooga, has returned home to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hatfield.
Athens, Ala. public schools including county schools will be closed until Jan. 14 by Dr. M. W. Dupree, president of the county board of education. He said the board authorized a six week closure if the influenza situation warrants such action.
Mrs Ellis Jones is recovering from an influenza attack at her Johnston street home.
Malcolm Austelle, a University of the South student in Sewanee Tennessee, left Tuesday to resume his studies after visiting relatives during the holidays.
David Drake returns home after several days confined by influenza and is now able to resume normal activities. He had been briefly sidelined by illness but is on the path to full recovery with rest and care.
Mollie Phillips Hargrove aged 78 died at her son Luther Hargrove s home near Hollands Gin Alabama on Friday after years of illness Funeral services were held at Lewter cemetery near Elkmont Springs Tennessee with Rev Hugh Wright presiding Survived by three sons William and Sam Hargrove of Pettusville and Luther Hargrove of
Charlie Charles recovers from flu while wife Margia Lee and daughter remain ill at home. The extended family includes Mrs. A. J. Lewter of Huntsville and brothers Charles Phillips of Pettusville and Andy Phillips of Fort Worth Texas.
A historical note discusses how Decatur's sound structure depends on the development program chosen. The article outlines the need for a structured plan addressing acoustics, resources, and community impact to guide future improvements.
In the Somerville district the influenza outbreak remains mild with no fatalities reported. The illness affects many families and shows similar severity to other areas, though the disease has caused no deaths to date.
Local curb market in Decatur offers buyers and sellers a daily opportunity to trade goods and fresh produce. Vendors advertise available items and potential buyers browse stalls for bargains and specialty products.
The document lists resources and liabilities for Tennessee Valley Bank in a fragmented fiscal statement. Deposits are shown at multiple figures including 4,075,756,936 and 6,016,833.03 with totals near 8.658 million, plus 4,449,037,31 as another balance figure. The overall summary presents fluctuating deposit totals and liability figures in a historical banking snapshot.
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