Kiwanis Hear Gregory Talk on Cotton Acreage Plan
Decatur Kiwanis members met for a regular session to hear W. H. Gregory county agent outline the 1934-35 cotton acreage reduction plan. Fred Hunt presided, program committee led, J. W. Clapton presented the year’s program, John C. White retired as treasurer, Paul Dix named treasurer for the coming year.
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Decatur Kiwanis Club
W. H. Gregory
Morgan County
Gregory
Fred Hunt
J. W. Clapton
John C. White
Paul Dix
Community Sing At West Decatur
The weekly community sing will be convened Sunday afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the West Decatur.
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West Decatur
Black-Draught and Biliousness in Ninth Avenue Service
Fragmentary notice describes Black-Draught use for bilious symptoms and references a Methodist church program on Ninth Avenue. President W. R. Wallace announced plans and invited singers to attend a toon a cartoon event.
Empire Builder HORIZONTAL Puzzle Clue Grid
A fragmented word puzzle with clues across and down. The page lists definitions and lettered hints including objects like Corded cloth Deity Read and phrases about historical figures and geography.
Christmas Smoking Scandals Hover Over Shipping Board
The Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Christmas gifts of Corona cigars to Shipping Board commissioners and aides sparking a probe by Assistant Secretary Mitchell who cites the criminal code on gratuities. Also recaps Mrs Roosevelt’s week notes and social events at the White House with family, dinners, and society observations.
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Shipping Board
Saltzman
Woodward
T. W. O'Connor
Mitchell
Scottie
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Ruth Finley
Austinville Schools Extend Holiday Break First Four Weeks
Austinville schools announced three weeks after Christmas but later corrected to four weeks of post holiday operation. The change extends the break period and affects students, families, and staff schedules for the upcoming term.
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Austinville
Officers Elected By Pastors Union
The Pastors Union elected Rev. Vance A. Gordon president Rev. James Allen Smith vice president and Rev. Ira F. Hawkins secretary treasurer to lead the group this year.
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Vance A. Gordon
James Allen Smith
Ira F. Hawkins
Weather Report Peak 52 Low 48 This Morning
The weather bureau reports a maximum temperature of 52 degrees and a minimum of 48 degrees up to seven o'clock this morning. The summary notes the day's early temperature range.
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the Weather Bureau Today
Mrs Besant Improves at Fifth Avenue Home
Mrs. Clara Besant is improving at her home on Fifth Avenue South after a ten days illness. Friends will be gratified to learn of her progress.
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Clara Besant
Fifth Avenue
South
Aerialist Max Baer Starr Accused in Breach Suit
The circus aerialist Baer Starr faces a breach of promise suit seeking 250000 dollars. The plaintiff accuses him of failing to honor a prior agreement and plans to sue.
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Starr
Second of Series of Sermons Is Set
Rev Norman G Tingley will deliver the second sermon in a series on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ at the Decatur Gospel Tabernacle tonight. The subject is Events Preceding the Coming of the Lord Signs of the Times with a public invitation to attend.
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Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Rev
Norman &. Tingley
Jesus Christ
Birth of Albert Lamar Mooney in Decatur
Mr and Mrs Lamar Mooney of Decatur Route 1 welcomed a son on December 27. The boy weighs eight pounds and was named Albert Lamar Mooney.
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Lamar Mooney
Decatur, Route 1
Albert Lamar Mooney
Holt seeks re election as county revenue chair in Alabama
J. M. Holt, chairman of the county board of revenue in Athens Alabama, announced his candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary. He notes reducing county debt improving roads and county finances and saving extra salary by his road engineer background.
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Athens
Ala
J. M. Holt
County Board of Revenue
Holt
River Gauge Holds Steady at 3.8 Feet
The Tennessee river stayed steady today with a gauge reading of 3.8 feet. The figure confirms no change in water level from prior measurement, aiding local forecasts and riverfront planning.
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Tennessee River
Rev J R Collier to Fill Crow's Chapel Pulpit
Rev J R Collier will fill the pulpit at Crow's Chapel Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. The public is invited to hear him.
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J. R. Collier
Crow's Chapel
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