Mooresville P O Preserves 1818 Heritage With Log Fire
Mooresville Alabama home to a historic post office dating to 1818 when Alabama joined the union. Patrons enjoy seating by an open log fire while awaiting mail and the town raised funds for furnishings during spring repairs. Mrs Pepper now postmaster, with her daughter Miss Adeline Pepper visiting.
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Mooresville
Ala
Alabama
U.S
America
B. A. Bibb
Raymond Pepper
Susan Lyon on parents and fame in New York interview
The profile sketches Susan Lyon as a practical, old fashioned star who credits her parents for a grounded childhood. She discusses snow seasons in New York, fashion, a recent engagement split rumor, and her decision to turn down a TV offer to pursue stage work at Circle in the Square.
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Carnegie Hall
Miss Rainer
Hollywood
New York
Geraldine Page
Europe
Susan
George Hamilton
Sue Lyon
Hiawatha
Circle In the Square
Jose
Emily Bronte
Thorntor Wilden
Quintero
Dagmar
Danny Dayton
Jackie Glea
Local Notes From Rock Creek And Area
Myrtle and Gladys Oden are ill at this time Bud Hamilton is ill at his home here William Lewis has the mumps There is a prayer meeting at the church here each Wednesday night at 6 30 Melvin Blocker has purchased the Jed McKee Farm Residence of Mrs Ruth Gurney referenced in Rock Creek listings
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Myrtle
Gladys Oden
Melvin Blocker
Jed McKee
William Lewis
Bud Hamilton
Limestone Negro Bound Over To Jury In Murder Case
John Henry Woods, an Athens Negro, was bound over to await grand jury action in Limestone County for first degree murder in the killing of Etoy Jones at Green Union Night Club. Bond set at 750 dollars. Edward Bonner, 31, also charged, admitted firing the fatal shot and was bound over.
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Athens
John Henry Woods
Limestone County
Woods
Etoy Jones
Green Union
Edward Bonner
Jones
Ardmore Swears In New Mayor and Five Councilmen
John Goodman will be sworn in as Ardmore mayor along with five councilmen Cornelious Coffman Eugene Hobbs Thomas Smith Van S Smith and H W White at Ardmore City Hall Tuesday at 7 p m Dr Ralph Morrow announced Friday. The election followed Morrow's resignation as mayor.
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Ardmore
John Goodman
Ardmore City Hall
Ralph Morrow
Goodman
Cornelious Coffman
Eugene Hobbs
Thomas Smith
van S. Smith
H. W. White
License buying season opens at Moulton
Mrs Barbara Coffey Moulton City Clerk reminds business and professions required to buy city licenses that they are due and delinquent after January 31. A total of 459 licenses were issued by the clerk's office during 1962.
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Moulton
Barbara Coffey
Coffey
Hornblower under fire at Ushant in Loire chase
Horatio Hornblower commands the Hotspur as war with France looms. amid a tense gale off Ushant he monitors French gunfire from the Loire, strategizes to weather the coast, and faces the danger of a possible fatal engagement while maintaining watch on hostile ships.
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George III
Horatio Hornblower
H.M.S. Hotspur
Napoleon
William Cornwallis
Hornblower
Brest
Prowse
Bush
Hotspur
Ushant
Loire
Guard Drives 50 New Recruits In Hartselle Campaign
Captain Dee Proctor of Co. C 134th Engineer Battalion announces a 50 member enlistment drive in Hartselle from January 7 to February 22. Eligible are men 17 and older with or without prior service. non-prior service requires six months of Army training with options for delayed reporting up to 120 days and immediate shipment. High school seniors may defer active duty until graduation but not beyond one year.
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Hartselle
National Guard
Co. C
Dee Proctor
Proctor
Guard
Army
Wreck on Sanders Street Causes Minor Damage in Athens
A 10:45 a.m. Friday mishap on Sanders Street in Athens caused only slight damage. A 1960 Ford driven by Helen Hammon Sims, 41, Anderson 1, and a 198 Ford driven by Francis M. C. Clem, 78, Athens, were involved. Sims was northbound when Clem backed from a parking place opposite Athens Limestone Hospital.
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Athens
Sanders St
Hellen Hammon Sims
Anderson
Francis M. C. Clem
Sims
Clem
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Ludicrous Naval Duel on the Loire Turns Silent
In a dramatic scene, Bush notes a puff of smoke from a ship along the Loire as Hornblower anticipates a marksman aboard. They conclude firing depends on ship roll and reload times, hinting at a delayed broadside. The narrative teases continuation on Monday.
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Bush
Hornblower
Loire
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