Community Notes from Landersville Area Over Holidays
Five Tennessee Valley counties share holiday visits and illness notes. Families from Moulton Jasper Decatur and Mt. Hope visited relatives here with several households affected by flu. Local youngsters recovered from Virginia Ray illness while others enjoyed Christmas with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wady
Jesse Little
J. W. Young
J. P. Armstrong Arell
John McCoy
Jasper
Chas. Sutton
Decatur
Tom Wilson
John Bonnie and
Buffalo
Tex
Billy Wasson
Newberg
Ala
Scalver Family Notices At Local Methodist Church
Rev Scalver conducted Sunday services at the Methodist church. Mrs Scalver is in Birmingham for medical treatment and was accompanied there several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scalver
Local News Briefs on Illnesses Moves and Removals
Several residents are mentioned with illnesses and recoveries including Rev Scalver noting a friend’s hopeful early recovery and Mr Whitlock ill at home. Willie Posey and Louis Hawkin relocate from Russellville to the community and Willis Posey is visited by Mr and Mrs Posey from near Looster. The Reeves child recovers from pneumonia and Hawkin’s child is ill at home.
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Scalver
Mr. Whitlock
Willie Posey
Russellville
Louis Hawkin
Posey
Looster
Willis Posey
Dave Reeves
Local Visits Highlight Holiday Week in Decatur Area
Oscar Tedford made a business visit to Decatur on Wednesday. The McCaigs and family visited S. L. McCaig’s residence last week. Addie Jenkins of Falkville visited Mildred Jackson on Tuesday and Wednesday. Lorene Quattlebum spent the weekend with her brother Larkin Quattlebum and wife. Cesus Swan traveled to Falkville for business. Clarence Winsett called on Otto Collins Friday afternoon. Byars visited the Denton household Wednesday. Richard Denton and Earl McCraig joined Mrs. Clarence Denton on a trip to Cherokee for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Tedford
Decatur
Leonard McCaig
S. L. McCaig
Addie Jenkins
Falkville
Mildred Jackson
Lorene Quattlebum
Larkin Quattlebum
Quattlebum
Cesus Swan
Clarence Winsett
Roy McCutcheon
Woodland Mills
Mattie Simpson
Kittie Johnston
Nan Henderson
Hartselle
Wilda Smith
Vardy Gilchrist
Birmingham
P. R. Waugh
Social Visit Roundup From Local Homes
A party gathered at Walter Cole’s home Thursday night with several friends in attendance. Miss Gladys McCaig and Miss Flora McCaig spent the past week in Florence visiting relatives. Mrs M N Matkin and daughter were in Falkville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fuller Brown and family visited Mr and Mrs E R Barkley Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cole
Gladys
Flora McCaig
Florence
Local People Attend New Year Visits and Socials
Somerville residents and relatives travel to Moulton and Birmingham for family gatherings. Miss Hazel Hogan and Mr Talmadge Little marry at Rev W A Hill's home with well wishes from friends. Coleman Gray and Luther Morris spend the weekend in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hogan
Mr. Talmadge Little
W. A. Hill
Coleman Gray
Luther Morris
Decatur
Weekend Visits Highlight Danville Notice Board
Mr and Mrs Alvie Dutton of Decatur spent the weekend with relatives in Danville. Miss Elnora Kirkpatrick stayed with Mr and Mrs Dewey Hogan. Miss Irene Dutton was the guest of the Hogan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
Essie Crowe
Chester
Gerdis Hogan
Erbie Collins
Danville
Buford Hogan
Travis Hogan
Marion Lee
Decatur
Fitzgerald
Hazel Crowe
Irene Dutton
Hubert Kirkpatrick
Eugene Garnett
Alvie Dutton
Elnora Kirkpatrick
Dewey Hogan
Annual Meeting Of Parish Set At 7:30
St Johns Parish will hold its annual meeting in the Guild Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 p m The gathering will elect the Vestry hear reports and address church business Afterward the Vestry will elect two wardens secretary and treasurer and select delegates for the Diocesan council to meet in Birmingham January 22 23 at the Church of the Advent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Parish
Guild Hall
Birmingham
Church of the Advent
New England Sees a Rational Year in 1929
Bernard W. Trafford president of the First National Bank of Boston reports that New England faced a prosperous year with high industrial activity. Cotton mills and woolen goods boosted output, shoe factories rose, and auto aviation and radio developments aided the machine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Bernard W. Trafford
First National Bank of Boston
Trafford
Lighting Dedication at St. John's Episcopal Church
Mrs. Frank H. Duffey donated new light fixtures to St. John's Episcopal Church in memory of Mary Gurley Hall. The dedication occurred at the Midnight Eucharist on Christmas Eve with Louise Hall Duffey turning on the lights, crowning the service with the words Let there be light. The enhancement brightens the church interior and its beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Frank H. Duffey
Mary Gurley Hall
Louise Hall Duffey
Daily Aims to Expand Printing Services for Local Jobs
The Daily plans to grow its commercial printing capacity to attract more local orders. Officials say investments will boost volume, speed, and reliability for small businesses seeking marketing materials.
Decatur Industrial Income Reaches $400000 Monthly
Decatur's industrial income now totals $400000 per month and is expected to rise further as production and exports expand, signaling strong local manufacturing growth through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Hobby Show Planned by Decatur Rotary Club
Decatur Rotary Club plans the first hobby show in the area with George Lum as general chair. Schools in Morgan County will be invited to submit student handiwork from both boys and girls. Rosette ribbons will honor top entries in each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Rotary Club
George Lum
Morgan County
Railways Provide Good Distribution at Decatur
Two trunk line railways offer adequate facilities for distribution purposes at Decatur, improving access and transport capacity for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Winter in Florida Arrives for Mrs Poster in Sarasota
Mrs D W Poster and Lorena spend the season in Sarasota Florida with her sister G B Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
D. W. Poster
Lorena
Sarasota, Fla.ing
G. B. Hayes
Thoxine Promises Instant Relief for Night Coughs
A newspaper ad touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed remedy that stops stubborn coughs on first swallow. It claims direct action on the internal cause, no harmful drugs, pleasant taste, safe for families, with a money back guarantee and bottles priced at 35¢ 60¢ and $1 available from all druggists.
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Byron White
MT. Moriah News
A. Michalk
Mitchell Ave
Detroit
Michigan
ONT
Aaris Yee Lin CT
Vdia E. Piphhary Med.Co
Associated Press
Grand Jury
New York
Albert H. Vitale
Arthur Johnson
Joseph J. Donovan
Grover Whalen
Mrs. Hawkin
Lebanon News
Gow Chow and
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Moulton St
Purina
Somerville News
R. H. Sample
Mary Cunningham
Riley Cunningham
Moulton
Etoile Gilchrist
Minter
Mary Lou Maples
Ruth Billings
Nashville
Tenn
Elwood Billings
Billys
Herbert Miller
Auburn
Myrtle Miller
RT. 1
the Daily
Annie Laurie
Birdie
Irdie
Aiting
Wirth
Moldenhauer
Cuban Radio Beauty
Mercedes Bardin de Davidson
PWX
Havana
Cuba
Rotary Club
The
Decatur Daily
Thedford
ThedFford
Hancock Picker
Hancock
West Moulton St
Alabama
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