Personal notices from Birmingham area residents
Miss Frances Milton West returns from visit to grandmother Mrs Ava West in Birmingham. Miss Mary Kate Troupe resumes studies at Alabama College Montevallo after holiday. Mrs Clyde Hendrix and Mrs Vera Austelle guest of Mr and Mrs F H Pointer in Gadsden. Mrs James E King spends week with mother then joins husband on Mississippi trip. Mrs Mary D Simpson improving after broken hip, confined to Benevolent hospital. Mrs J Polhill travels to visit daughter Mrs Jones Robertson in Cropwell. Mrs B F Martin visiting aunt in Talladega, expected home Saturday. Mrs A F Houston ill in bed, friends regret. Tommy Woodard Sr travels to Plovence for funeral of Mr Pitts, noted local druggist. Miss Ruth Pressley visiting Mrs A J Harris in Dallas. Miss Wilma Jane Patterson returns to Maryville College after holiday with parents. Milton West and Warren West guests of Mrs Allene West. Mrs R H Wolcott, Mrs Georgie Miller, and Mrs Workman leave for Florida. Mr and Mrs Sim Howell and family at Danville road. R C Horton on two weeks business trip to Phoenix. Marian Bloodworth improved after illness. Mrs W M Lanier improving at home. Leonard Lanier sick with flu. Mr and Mrs Higgs relocate to Hall Apartments Oak Street. Higgs works for TVA. Mr Nat Rosenzweig and two daughters, formerly of Indianapolis, now living in Allamiga. Miss Mabel Pointer of Gadsden visits en route to Florence.
Approval of New Work Projects Announced for Morgan County
Mr Budinger announced land donations and material ready for the Hartselle projects and two 4 H club rooms with dining space. Plans for a city hall painting in Hazel will cost 500, drainage and Lilly Pond work were approved, with Bank building restoration at 12000. Exterior building makeovers and highway beautification along Bee Line and Joe Wheeler roads proceed under Morgan CWA with a 6,000 historic building renovation plan and 450 per mile highway costs.
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Budinger
Hartselle
Montgomery
Stave
CWA
Haselie
Falkville
Decatur
Morgan County Cwa Board
Bank
Talucah
Valhermosa
Bee Line
Joe Wheeler
Morgan County
Somerville Man in Decatur on Business Mission
Guy Walker of Somerville was in Decatur on a business mission today. The note adds he will be the guest of his sister Mrs. E B Garner. Garren is in Springfield Illinois for a several months business visit. Mr and Mrs Leiderman and family are at home on East Cherry Street. Miss Phyllis Giles resumes duties at the University of Alabama after a holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs T Giles.
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Guy Walker
Somerville
Decatur
Ce. Garren
Springfield
Ill
Mrs. Leiderman
East Cherry Stre
Phyllis Giles
Mrs. T. Giles
The
University of Alabama
Braves Rabies to Kiss Dying Mate
Mrs. Betty June Ross kissed her dying husband C. E. Ross to say goodbye before rabies claimed him. He died Monday after being bitten by the same dog. the Pasteur treatment was begun for her and others bitten as a nurse and two enslaved individuals were exposed. A physician was sent to Helena, Ark. to administer anti rabies serum.
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Memphis
Betty June Ross
C. E. Ross
Pasteur
Ross
U. S. Engineers
Helena
Ark
Seven 1812 veterans still receive pensions in 1930 report
Washington January fifth AP said seven people remain on the 1812 pension list. Frank T. Hines in his annual veterans affairs report notes five widows one re married widow and one daughter of sailors who fought for the freedom of the seas remain on the pension list.
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Washington
Veterans’ Affairs
Frank T. Hines
Decatur Visitor I. M. Rogers Visits City
I M Rogers of Route 3 Decatur was among business visitors in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Rogers
Decatur
Action Deferred On Knight Protest
Washington on January 5 the Federal Radio Commission said it would not comment until it studies the case involving Alabama Attorney General Thomas E. Knight Jr. and broadcaster H V Kaltenborn Knight accused Kaltenborn of saying the Scottsboro boys could not get a fair trial in Alabama and requested disciplinary action to be taken against Kaltenborn by the commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poole Plans Democratic Run for Board of Revenue
Former Sheriff Ernest Poole tells friends he intends to enter the Democratic primary for a seat on the board of revenue with a formal declaration expected in the near future.
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Ernest Poole
Board of Revenue
Alabama Motorists Elect Frank E. Spain President
Frank E. Spain was reelected president of the Alabama Motorists Association at its annual Birmingham meeting. Officers and five directors were renewed, with new appointees including J. W. Clapton of Decatur and Adolph Reich of Gadsden. Spain highlighted a grand jury probe into price fixing and a federal inquiry into gas prices, noting Alabama's base price ran about two cents above national average.
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Birmingham
Frank E. Spain
Alabama Motorists Association
Luther B. Liles
Alex ©. Montgomery
A. Clinton Decker
Andrew R. Pryor
Leo K Steiner
LeRoy F. Hill
Stuart Graves
Tuscaloosa
J. W. Clapton
Decatur
Adolph Reich
Gadsden
O. L. Bunn
Charles A. Fell
Ed Henley
Mr. Spain
Association
Alabama
Spain
Grand
Federal Trade
Bankhead Named to Banking and Currency Committee Panel
Senate leaders announce Senator Bankhead to join the banking and currency committee with Senator McAdoo and Senator Barkley and to confer with Senate Majority Leader Robinson on farm mortgage and credit legislation. The subcommittee will draft administration oriented legislation before full committee consideration.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Bankhead
McAdoo
California
Barkley
Kentucky
Robinson Arkansas
Banking Committee
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W. B. Hookensmith
Aycock
East Moulton Street
Bitting, Jr
Athens
F. A. Bloodworth
W. P. Dozier
T. M. Jones, Jr
Tennis Tidwell
Jackson Street
Rook Club
J. H. MccMath
Perry Street
John W. Jones
H. D. Greer
Jones
Barrett Shelton
Legion Auxiliary
L. A. Kilgore
Frances Milton West
Ava West
Mary Kate Troupe
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Clyde Hendrix
Vera Austelle
F. H. Pointer
James E. King
Mr. King
Points
Mississippi
Mary D. Simpson
Benevolent Hospital
J. Polhill
Jones Fall’ Roberson
Cropwell
Ala
B. F. Martin
Talladega
A. F. Houston
Tommy Woodard
Plovence
Mr. Pitts
Ruth Pressley
Dallas
Texas
A. J. Harris
Wilma Jane Patterson
Maryville College
Maryville, Tenn
John Patterson
Milton West
Warren West
Allene West
R. H. Wolcott
Georgie Miller
Re Workman
Florida
Sim Howell
Hillsboro
Danville Road
R. C. Horton
Phoenix
Ariz
W.M. Lanier
Church Street
Leonard Lanier
Mrs. Higgs
Hall Apartments
Oak Street
Mr. Higgs
Nat Rosenzweig
Indians Apolis
Inia
Allanmig
Era
Mabel Pointer
Gadsden, Ala
Florence
R. M. McGlathery ‘Veacher
Oak St
Princess Jow Ony
Owen Bennett
Edians
Almonds
Synco
Pators
Hie
Dee
Philo
Vasece
Mary Astor
Eugene Pallette
J. S. Patterson
Bank Street
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mary Kavala
Hastings-on-Hudson
Dorothy Waropay
Mary
Grasslands Hospital
Poe Doonan
Cnebe Brock
Potten
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
New York, N. Y
Clopton
Frank Spain
Goidel
S. 16
C. S. Belton
the Valley Country Club
Clapton
Crapton’s
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