Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Cullman Area
A list of recent hospital admissions and dismissals includes Mrs Imogene Barnett and Mrs Minnie Crystle Batten in Cullman, infant Beverly Bailey, and many others from Cullman and nearby towns such as Vinemont Hanceville Holly Pond Falkville Eva. Names cover multiple ages with patient origins including Cullman Vine mont and Holly Pond and discharge notes list several individuals by surname.
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Cullman Admissions
Imogene Barnett
Cullman
Minnie Cryste] Batten
Beverly Bailey
Billy Wayne Burney
Vinemont
Shirley Ann Burrow
Joyce Marie Chaffin
Frances Ann Duke
Roy Aubrey Etheridge
Mary Christine Goodwin
Hanceville
William Bertha Harris
William Jackson Hunter
Luther James King
Holly
Local Dismissals and Admissions List Names
A long OCR style notice lists admissions and dismissals for several individuals across cities including Hanceville Decatur Cullman Madison Athens Trinity Elkmont Town Creek and others. The fragment includes many names with partial addresses and localities, reflecting a public roster of entries.
Local Social Notices Roundup of Names and Addresses
Residents listed include Mrs Pat Clark 1516 Phillips Miss Rebecca Ann Hodges 1604 Buena Vista Cr SE Miss Carold Lynn Hamilton 1010 Johnston St SE Mrs J D Kirby Trinity 1 Mrs Mary Helen Maze Somerville 3 Mrs Jack Miller Decatur 2.
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Pat Clark
Phillips Ave
Rebecca Ann Hodges
Buena Vista Cr
Carold Lynn Hamilton
Johnston St
J. D. Kirby
Trinity
Mary Helen Maze
Somerville
Jack Miller
Decatur
Births in Cullman and nearby towns announced
Mr and Mrs Harold Barnett Cullman 4 welcome a son at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Manford Chaffin Vinemont 2 announce a son at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gerald Weatherly Cullman welcome a daughter at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Wallace Jr Hartselle 3 report a son Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hill 1609 Tower St greet a girl Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Wallace
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Kenneth Hill
Tower ‘St
Lafayette Matthews
5Th Ave
David Bullington
Elkmont
Wesley Hoskins
Chestnut St
Terri Rutherford
Town Creek
Larry Henson
Trinity
Melton Clendon
7Th Ave
Mae Cosby
Church St
B. McDaniel
Decature
Clyde George
Decatur
Darrell Davenport
Valley Trailer Court
Clara St
Wilma Humphries
Birch St
James Key
Hartselle
William Gaston
Phillip Ave
Harold Barnett
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Manford Chaffin
Vinemont
Cull‘man_ Hospital
Gerald Weatherly
James Wallace Jr
Decatur General Hospital
Tower St
Jimmy Wallace
Hartselle Teens Held In Theft
Hartselle police report five teenagers arrested and charged with petit larceny this week over alleged gasoline and tire thefts. The department recovered a tire and wheel set from Hart selle Hospital parking lot though the owner has not claimed it. Names are withheld due to age.
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Hartselle
William Kyker
Hartselle Hospital
Ryker
It Happened In Alabama
Federal voting examiners report they cannot reach about 700 challenged voters and 200 of the letters to challenged voters were returned. In Oneonta a fire destroyed an auto dealership building, 14 new cars and 12 customer cars were lost, $400000 in damage, with fire chief noting two hours to control the blaze and power disruption from a trunk line fire.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
J. A. Justin
Federal Examiners
Justin
Oneonta
Verdon Elrod
Fred Peek
Local Fire Units Assist In Viet Nam Action Report
Fragmentary copy notes Wilbur Robinson of Rt 2 Seale Alabam a killed in action in Viet Nam. Fire departments from Guntersville Blountsville Arab Altoona Asheville and Boaz responded to the incident alongside surrounding towns. Governor George Wallace has approved measures related to the event.
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Decatur Daily
Wilbur Robinson
Rt. 2
Seale
Governor Nominates Ham to State Pharmacy Board
The governor named Ted Ham of Sylacauga to the State Board of Pharmacy. His term will expire December 31, 1970.
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Ted Ham
Sylacauga
State Board of Pharmacy
Ham
Safe robbery at Southern Sash of Decatur Inc
Approximately $250 was taken from a safe at Southern Sash of Decatur Inc during the night. Manager James Morgan reported the break in discovered at 7 am when a front door glass was found broken. The safe in the office was drilled open. $20 bills and smaller notes were missing. Southern Sash at 221 Finley Dr previously suffered a burglary two years ago with roofing rolls stolen.
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Southern Sash of Decatur Inc
James Morgan
Morgan
Southern
Finley Dr
Army Specialist 4 Willie J. Robinson Reported Missing
Defense Department said Thursday that Army Spec. 4 Willie J. Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs, was reported missing in action in a combat zone. Details on location unit and circumstances were not disclosed by the press office.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Willie J. Robinson
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Frank Robert Allbright
Sherri Lynn Harbison
Josephine Hartwig
Falkville
Ann Boyse Holmes
Eva
Jack Roberts
Ranson Clester Wix
Limestone
Ruby Jean Cantrell
Athens
Sarah Grace McKnight
Ard
Larry Dale Thompson
Brenda Joah Davis
Jessie Price Evans, Jr
Elkimont
Frances Louise Ezell
Sarah Jo Parker
Frances Ann Browning
Toney
Sheila Diana Alexander
Ath
Ens
Marshall E. Greene
Ann Stinson
Connie Ann Mears
William Ikard
Madison
Thelma Marie Turner
Murphy Apts
George West
U.S
Dorothy Johnson
Ora Hunt
Albertville
Jesse Whittington
Carridale St
Eloise Dilbeck
State Ave
John Ricks
Margaret Robertson
Hartselle Gurley
Johnson
Grant St
Alice Myrtle Jones
Michael Mason
Ceville
Allen Wayne Matkin
Thelma Golsine
Barney Reynolds
Hanceville States
Ewatha McGee
Mrs. Davis Darwin
Cne
Harold’ Thompson
John Glass
Pennylane
William Comerford
4Th Ave
Fred Halbrooks
9Th St
Alford Miller
19Th Ave
Henry Westmoreland
Chevyland
OrrOeed
Svame
Kyker
Alabama
George Wallace
Johneton
Ram
Locust St
S.E
Scotts
Bermuda
Alabama Lawn Owners
Scott
Gene Bullard
Paul C. Davis Seed and Feed Store
Moutton”St
Night Depository
First National
Austin
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