Dismissals and Listings From Regional Hospitals
A long list of hospital discharge and dismissal entries includes numerous individuals and infants across Decatur Hartselle Courtland and surrounding towns. Names appear with streets and towns such as Somerville Falkville Moulton Trinity Hillsboro Decatur and Courtland, plus several infants. The record reads like an address style roll of patients and dismissals across multiple facilities.
Calendar today events at churches and clubs in area
The listing covers gospel singing at Donald Baptist Church 7 p.m. Sunday and Flint Baptist Church 7 p.m. Also Athens hosts Easter open house 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the water treatment plant on Easter Ferry Road. Various club meetings follow across Decatur and area locations with dates and times.
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Athens
Easter Ferry Rd
Editorial: NASA Center Closures Spark Budget Rumors
The White House may cut NASA since budgets tighten. editors warn against rumor driven by CBS reports. Officials say no billion dollar slash has been decided, but NASA faces economies and program revisions as electronic research and major projects feel the squeeze.
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White House
NASA
Cambridge
Mass
Defense Department
Eighth Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
Westover
Air Force
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
Space Agency
Washington
the Times
Obituaries Highlight Area Funeral Services Across Counties
Funeral services for William Henry Ellett 78 Decatur died Thursday at a Hartselle hospital will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church with burial in New Friendship Cemetery Guntharp Funeral Home directing. Survivors include four daughters a brother a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The body will remain at the residence until time for services. Additional notices list Mrs Dora E McCarley 89 Somerville and Mrs Clara Lee Maples 56 Hartselle with multiple survivors and church services. Services for Claude Mitchell 67 Hartselle will be at 3:30 p.m. at Gunthorp Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hartselle City Cemetery. Fred Rost 76 Decatur died recently. services were held at Gunthorp Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Roselawn. Linnie Viola Peete 83 Tennessee Valley Rest Home died Thursday. burial in Athens Cemetery with Guntharth Funeral Home directing.
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William Henry Ellett
Decatur
Hartselle
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Bob Coleman
New Friendship Cemetery
Guntharp Neral
Vera Davis
James Southers
Grant 1
Christine Travis
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Robert Bonds
Somerville
B. T.— Ellett
Huntsville
James Ellett
J. T. Emert
Chase
Dora E. McCarley
Tuscaloosa
Gunthorp Funeral Home
Clara Lee Maples
New Center Baptist Church
Peck Funeral Home
Buford Maples
Evelyn Motes
Linda Jo Bomar
Billy D. Maples
Lewis C. Maples
Guhthorp Funeral Home Chapel
Joe Gomes
Hartselle City
Marie J. Mitchell
Truitt
Donald
Kenneth
Fred Rost
10Th Ave
Bobby Graham
Roselawn
Minnie Rost
Herbert Rost
Hialeah
Fla
Charles Bader
Birmingham
Carrie Terry
Barbara Wallace
Pine Bluff
Ark
Linnie Viola
Peete
Tennessee Valley
W. A. Crim
Athens Cemetery
Guntharp Funeral Home
Bessie Thomas
Ben Peete
Limestone County
Earl Peete
Emmett Landers
Births at Decatur General Hospital Featured
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Norman of Decatur 5 welcomed a son Wednesday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles R Hall of Hampton Road Hartselle welcomed a daughter Wednesday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs George Lee…
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Charles Russell Hall
Hampton Rd
Hartselle
William Thomas Bates
Clearview St
Woodrow Norman
Decatur
Arthur Parker
Falkville
Phillip W. Bolander
Cleveland Ave
Bertha Druesell
Maxwell
Railroad St
George Lee Kirby
Madison
Allen O. Holmes
Hillcrest Circle
Linnie Viola Peete
7Th Ave
Millard Weston McWhorter
Moulton
Walter Thad McLemore
6Th Ave
Jervis Jones Jackson
13Th Ave
William Guy Parker
Courtland
Jeffery Glenn Palmer
Larkwood
Edward Leon Smith
Penmytone SE
Ricky Lynn Gant
Lacey’s Springs
Walter E. Lee
Sarah Ada Pitts
Hillsboro
William K. Fox
8Th Ave
Ivine Sorrell
Trinity
Delores Ann Morgan
Samuel L. Woodie
East 114
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim M. Jones
Don Alvarez
LeAnn St
Decatur 5
Decatur General Hospital
Charles R. Hall
George Lee
Elkmont Man Bound Over To Grand Jury
A 25 year old Elkmont man David Luther Scroggins was bound over to await action of a Limestone County grand jury on a grand larceny charge for an August theft of a boat motor. His bond was set at 1000 dollars. Ulysses Edward Smith was convicted on provocation and speeding charges and fined 50 dollars plus costs in both cases. Smith received three months suspended sentence and three months probation for speeding 115 mph in a 60 mph zone. DWI charge against Smith was dismissed on prosecutorial recommendations.
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Athens
Elkmont
Limestone County Superior Court
D. L. Rosenal
David Luther Scroggins
Scroggins
Douglas Barksdale
Ulysses Edward Smith
Smith
Tommy Woodroof
M. W
Buddy) Evans
Weather and notices from Decatur area with births
Highs only reach 37 to 41 today with a low near 18 to 22 and a weekend high 38 to 42 Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday NW winds 5 to 12 mph minimal snow risk under 10 percent Precipitation none for today trace for month and year Kirby Madison a daughter Hospital Mr and Mrs Allen C Holmes Hillsboro a daughter Monday at Decatur General Hospital Mr and Mrs Joseph Swoope Hillsboro a son Tuesday at Decatur General Hospital
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Kirby
Madison 2
Decatur General Hospital
Allen C. Holmes
Hillcrest Circle
Hartselle
Decatur Sneral Hospital
Joseph Swoope
Hillsboro
Morgan County Singing Convention Meets at Cotaco High School
The Morgan County Singing Convention will gather at Cotaco High School on the second Sunday in January at 10 a.m. for a community singing event.
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Morgan County
Cotaco High School
Agnew Visits Chiang Kai-shek Regime in Taipei
Vice President Spiro Agnew met with Vice President Yen and President Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei. A state dinner honoring the visitors featured Western style Chinese dishes as Agnew and Mrs. Agnew rejoined the party after a Philippines stop. Moon rocks and a lunar flag were presented to Chiang, while Agnew defended dialogue with Communist China and stressed NATO-style alliances and Asian self-determination.
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Agnew
C. K. Yen
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Philippines
Vietnam
Agnews
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Cmdr
Eugene A. Cernan
Nixon
Taipei
China
Republic,of China
Philadelphia Air Pollution Study Warns of CO Hazard
A National Academy of Sciences report cites carbon monoxide as a major air threat in Philadelphia, with city levels reaching 14 parts per million and polluting sources including four PHILADELPHIA Electric Co. plants. Officials pledge tougher enforcement and a new air management code, plus $100 million for sewage and river cleanups over seven to 10 years.
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Philadelphia
National Academy of Sciences
Philadelphia Electric Co
Upstate
Joseph V. Radziul
Water Department
HEW's Foreign Style of Advisers Clearances Draw Debate
HEW splits over how to grant clearances for part time advisers with some agencies using strict pre appointment checks while others like NSF show leniency. Critics warn that paid informers and lists of left wing groups have tainted decisions and harmed scientists' reputations and prestige on study panels.
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Ellis
Department
Joseph R. McCarthy
Agents raid Sands Hotel seeking betting records in Asia stop
Federal agents searching Dean and room at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas found no betting records and questioned links to a Detroit syndicate. Ritchie noted investigators probe bookmakers manning point spreads and horse-race fixes. Agnew’s Asia trip drew large crowds amid New Year holiday as onlookers included students and civil servants.
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Dean
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Agnew
Asia
Dynamite Attack Injures Morgantown Prosecutor Laurita
Monongalia County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph Laurita Jr was badly burned when a dynamite device wired to his car ignition exploded in Morgantown West Virginia. He required extensive surgery and remained in fair condition as FBI and Charleston bureau bomb experts joined local police in the investigation. No arrests were reported.
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Morgantown
W.va
Monongalia County
Joseph Laurita Jr
Laurita
Lauritan
West Virginia University Hospital
FBI
Charleston
Butchers and cattle prices in Chicago market report
The Chicago market notes hogs 6,000 head with various weight ranges to 28.50 for barrows and gilts and 20.25 to 21.00 for heavier sows. Cattle and calves show slaughter steers weak to slightly higher, primes at 28.75 to 29.25, high choice and prime at 28.50, and mixed lots around 26.75 to 29.00 with several yield grade and weight ranges listed.
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Chicago
USDA
Slaughter Lamb Prices Steady at 29.00 Average
Sheep 100 part load choice and prime 105 lb wooled slaughter lambs are fully steady at 29.00 per cwt. The market remains unchanged with demand steady and prices held on this weight class.
Two Hurt In Area Accidents
Two persons were injured in area accidents Friday as the long Holiday weekend entered its final two days. Paul F. Tapscott twenty seven of Hartselle was injured when the car he drove went out of control near Mt. Zion Road. A 15 year old Decatur paper carrier Timothy Becht of 310 Clearview Street SW suffered a broken wrist after hitting a dog while riding his motorcycle. Becht was taken to Decatur General Hospital by AAA Southend Ambulance Service. There have been eleven accidents with eleven injuries in the four county area since the five day holiday weekend began Wednesday at 4 p.m. The weekend will end Sunday at midnight.
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Paul F. Tapscott
Hartselle
Mt. Zion Rd
Decatur
Timothy Lloyd Becht
Clearview St
Becht
Decatur General Hospital
AAA
Southend Ambulance Service
Four County
Irregular Year-End Trading Dampens Futures on CBOT
Chicago commodity futures closed the year in an irregular and generally weak tone on the Chicago Board of Trade. Trade was limited to the first three days. Wednesday session ended at noon with wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans waning or rising modestly as tax losses and speculative liquidations weighed on the market.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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