Morgan County to Hold Jail Building Bond Election Jan 31 1939
The Board of Revenue of Morgan County announces a bond measure to fund a new jail building adjoining the courthouse site in Decatur Alabama. The issue up to 115000 dollars at up to 6 percent interest will be repaid with eight thousand dollar annual installments through 1953, plus a one mill property tax for fifteen years. Polling places and election officials are listed for January 31 1939.
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Board of Revenue
Morgan County
Board of Revenue of
Decatur
Alabama
Louise L. Tidwell
Mattie Jones
W. T. Willoughby
E. J. St. John
J. Thelma Callahan
Leonora Woodward
Wm. E. Crawford
W. B. Nelson
Pearl B. Lowe
W. T. Giles
Adeline Ritter
Jimmie Branum
J. M. Hartman
Tom Blankenship
Rte
M Hughes
Ruth B. Humphrey
Charlie W. Houze
L. Thompson
Geo. L. Morris
Jas. L. Draper Bennett
Johnston Bt
Joe L. Rountree
Frank Cooper
R. T. Puckett
Lizzie Motes
T. C. Russell
J. R. W. Clements
Evie Bean
Chas. W. Morrow
E. A. Crutchfield
Morgan Co. Advance , Tempera’ & Peore
Decatur Piettnee
A. T. Bea
Lucile Bussey
Gordon Chunna
W. L. Whitfield
Emma Woodard
B. E. Braswell
Hartselle
W. O. Simmons
Stewart Thompson
Steve Penn
V. Tapscott
H. McKee
City Hall
Austinville
D. Ryan
Cedar Creek
J. M. Byars
Mattie L. Sapp
John Brown
J. B. Sheats
W. B. Lamon
John Mooney
Trinity
F. D. Lile
R. Clements
Ferguson Sheats
D. McBride
Sam P. Lile
Neville’s
J. A. Baker
Russell Mitchell
Jesse French
Joe Taylor Robinson Flint
C. BE
Ruby Bussey
J. H. Stone
J. W. Woodall
M. N. Norris
Mrs
Mae C. Wise
Macedonia Church McClellan’s Store
Charlie Poole
Danville
H.N. Fitzgerald
G. W. Lindsey J. B. Lee Florette
Ivory Weaver
W. CO. Kirkpatrick
D. M. Dutton
Jacob Goodson
B. J. Steel
Pat Freeman
Methodist’ Church
W. Gray
Andrews Chapel
Shady Grove
R. H. Glasgow
W. W. Aldridge
R. L. Long
J. J. Moon
Falkville
H. T. Culver
Rosa Bell Parker C. B. Jackson
A. G. Meister
Flora Smey
BE. N. Cobb
G. F. Oliver
Leesdale
E. White
A. W. Barwood
Lawrence Cove
N. H. Self
Chester Frost
H. R. Hamilton
Oliver Bros
D. M. McKee
O. Childers Stringer
Birdie Rice
Ethel Davis
Death at the Read This First
The story follows Elsie Ritter a beauty shop operator who takes over a private salon at the Witherspoon manor in Nome. She encounters a vain elderly employer and experiences a late night intrusion as she settles into her new role and begins to question the mysterious events surrounding the estate.
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Elsie Ritter
Witherspoon
Kitty
Mia
Eliza
Elsie
Mra. Witherapoon, Jr
The Manor Salon Aims for a Grand Ball Tonight
A salon scene unfolds at the manor with Daphne as a lively client while Della Crate, a Broadway star, stirs tension. Secrets around a sacrificial goat and a grand ball hint at tonight’s fated events as relationships flicker and plans surge amid a busy Saturday.
Community Notes From Morgan County Priceville District
Local residents share Sunday visits and guests with families across Priceville and nearby towns. Moves and farewells mark community life as families say goodbye to friends, while Sunday school at Shoals Creek remains a weekly constant at 10 AM.
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Walter M. Clemons
Louise Clemons
Joseph Bishop
Evelyn Bishop
Somerville
Elliott Owens
Walter McGhee
Jimmie Collier
Walter Clemons
Decatur
Joe Lipson
Lacey's
David Pairbanks
Erbie Bishop
Minnie Turney
Troy Phillips
Charley Reeves
Shoals Creek
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
The Senate and House are in recess until Monday. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee will consider the appointment of Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Senate Democrats Perfect Committee Assignments Yesterday
Democrats perfected party machinery assigning committee members while the Senate relief committee debated the distribution formula for an emergency appropriation.
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Senate Democrats
Senate Relief Committee
Man with purple skin treated after fatal thirst
A man in Kansas City drank vast quantities of liquids and chemicals after his wife confiscated his whisky. He consumed shampoo, witch hazel, fume, ammonia, rubbing alcohol, hair oil and 100 aspirin tablets then black hair dye. Doctors expect recovery.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
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