Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Many Names
A long hospital roster lists admissions and discharges for numerous patients in Cullman Hanceville Falkville and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Mary Lee Bates Charles J Butler Mrs. Margaret Pearsena Gay Miss Edna Griffin and many others with several infants noted. The list also names other inpatients and dismissals with associated towns and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Bates
Hanceville
Charles J. Butler
Margaret Pearsena Gay
Falkville
Edna Griffin
Cullman
Lila’ Mae _ Hesterley
Lillie “Mae Johnston
Joe Ronald Maddox
Vinemont
Argie Lee Mosley
Crane Hill
David Lee Matinchek Cullman
Herman Curtis Mulligan
Martha Ann A. Phillips
Leon Melvin Pruett
Mooresville
Rebecca Ann Roolins
Local Citizens Named in Brief Notices
Names listed include Mrs. John Cing Mrs. John Chenault Danville Huntsville Clifford Odom 1510 10th Ave Infant Robin Clouse 1051 Jackson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Odom
Robin Clouse
Jackson St
Local Residents Named in Unspecified Listings
A series of names including William James Glenn Moul ton Debra Campbell Town Creek Ira Odell Spillers Danville Jim Lee Moulton William Edgar Woodard Moulton Glenda Johnson Danville Jessie Gargus Russellville John Frost Moulton Vernon Goslin Moulton Earl Gargus Russellville Melvin Bolan Trinity Betty Ligon Moulton Eva Blankenship Town Creek Roy Spangler Town Creek and an infant son Mrs Troy Johnson are listed for unspecified records in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Campbell
Town Creek
Ira Odell Spillers
Danville
Jim Lee
Moulton
William Edgar Woodard
Glenda Johnson
Jessie Gargus
Russellville
John Frost
Vernon Goslin
Earl Gargus
Melvin Bolan
Trinity
Betty Ligon
Eva Blankenship
Roy Spangler
Troy Johnson
Hartselle
Local Resident Listings and Addresses Published
A compiled list of residents with street addresses and names including Bertram Robertson Anita Turner George West John Phair Teresa Stinson Walter Thomas Debra Price and others across Falkville Decatur Ardmore Somerville Tanner and Athens. The record shows multiple households and guardians or spouses noted alongside individual names in a directory style segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitaker
Summer Lane
Neal Phelps
Trinity
Frank Alton Heard
Somerville Rd
John Phair
Ardmore
Thomas Miller
Decatur
Anita Turner
Somerville
Limestone grand jury opens in Athens to probe O Ran murder
Limestone County grand jury convened under Circuit Judge James Bloodworth to investigate the December 16 shooting of 18 year old T K O Ran Jr in front of a family motel. Other cases include a rape charge against 23 year old Jackie D Gaston. A $1,000 reward from Gov Wallace plus $5,000 from the youth's father were posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Limestone County
T. K. O’ran Jr
James N. Bloodworth
Jackie D. Gaston
Limestone County Circuit Court
Bloodworth
Young O’ran
George Wallace
Hartsel le Chamber Of Commerce to Install Directors
Hart selle Chamber of Commerce sets Feb 11 at 7 p.m. at Morgan County High School Cafeteria for annual meeting. Three new directors will replace retiring members R Ollie Camp Howard P Fowler and E E Maddox after ballots mailed by 5 p m. Dinner tickets are $3 and available at the Coe Bank or Speake Realty Co. Featured speaker Thomas Haggai of High Point NC, radio commentator known for Values for Living programs syndicated over 10 000 times last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Hartselle Chamber of Commerce
Morgan County
R. Ollie Camp
Howard P. Fowler
E. E. Maddox
Coe Bank
Speake Realty Co
Thomas Haggai
High Point
N. C
Decatur Man Joins U S Angus Association
John S. Hamilton Sr of Decatur is elected a member of the American Angus Association in St Joseph Missouri. Secretary J Glen Butcher reported 470 memberships issued to breeders of Aberdeen Angus in the United States last month. An estimated 455 million dollars will be spent by HEW in 1966 to combat mental illness and retardation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Hamilton
Decatur
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Man Held In Breakin In Batttleground Store
Cullman county police charged 42 year old Thomas Cooper of Vinemont with second degree burglary after a break in at the Walker Blair store Thursday night in Battleground community Alabama 157. Chief Deputy Tucker said most stolen goods were recovered including cigarettes cigars coffee chewing tobacco and pork sausage. The arrest followed a raid at Cooper's Morgan County residence with Investigator Clarence Harris assisting. Stolen items were found stashed in a lard can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Thomas Cooper
Vinemont 3
Walker Blair
Battleground
Alabama 157
W. L. Tucker
Tucker
Morgan County
Clarence Harris
Cooper
Bookmobile Schedule for Local Schools and Stops
Tuesday schedule lists stops at Hays Mill School Owens Junior High Pleasant Grove Cedar Grove Da vis Store and Cairo Cleveland's Store with times from 9:15 to 3:15. The note adds that the federal government runs 88 fish hatcheries and 35 wildlife refuges aiding over 30 million outdoors enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Mill School
Owens Junior High School
Pleasant Grove School
Cedar Grove
Davis
Cairo
Cleveland
Local Births Reported in Cullman and Danville Areas
Mr and Mrs Billy Ray Cofer of Cullman announce a son at Cullman Hospital Mrs and Mr John Chenault of Danville announce a son at Decatur General Hospital on Saturday Sunday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Cofer
Cullman 1
Cullman Hospital
John Chenault
Danville
Decatur General Hospital
Ronnald Lane
Hartselle
Methodists Revolt Against Reunion Plan in England
In Leeds an opposing faction forms the Methodist Liaison Committee to block the Church of England reunion and overturn the decision at the 1936 Methodist Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
England
Church of England
Home Study Diploma Boosts Pay for High School Dropouts
A Home Study High School Equivalency Diploma is advertised as guiding dropouts to faster qualification and higher weekly pay. The Decatur Daily runs an offer from National School of Home Study for a booklet detailing a home based course that yields a four year diploma upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National School of Home Study
Dept
The
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annie Mae Sapp
Mylinda- Jean Sharp
Birmingham
George Ross Woods
Kathy Mae Allred
Elizabeth Ann Brown
Janice Lee Cofer
Herdis Edward Denton
Edith Nell Elliott
Sarah Ann Graves
Grady Claude Jones
Tena Denean Nolen
Donald Eugene Ryan
Helen Sue Shaw
Joe Trussell
Austin Ray Weaver
Patty Tamella Yeager
Ruby Davis
Harold Victor Doss Jr
William Jackson Hunter
Cullmanr
Annie Mae Mahaffey
Mamie Lee Quick
Merle Smith
Dewey Herman Sparks
Mattie Jo Smith
Florence Pricilla White
Holly
Betty Thornton
Sally Whaley
Grover Heflin Weldon
James King
Birch St
C. E. Quillin
College St
Isom Borum
Hillsboro
Falla Bailey
Sherman St
William Hancock
Cleveland Ave
Martha Brock
8Th Ave
Elton’ Russell
Decature
Gladys Terry
North St
Lynette Watson
Highway 20
Joe Black
11Th Ave
Donald Ferguson
Bradley St
Edward Moses
Harrison
James Rice
Madison
Benjamin Green
Courtland
C. J. Etheredge
Clara Ave
Karl Peck
19Th Ave
Donald Higginbotham
Janice Crews
Quince Dr
Moody Rogers
Plaza St
Robert Broad
Woodland St
David Darwin
Charles Messer
L. B. Hall Jr
Lakeview Dr
Stephen Bailey
E. Moulton St
Franklin Blackman
Sears
Sears master_craftsmen
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Decatur General Admissions
John Cing
Thomas
Ronald Lane
Huntsville
Mazurka
RCA Victor
Solid State
Aycock
Radio Shack
6Th Ave
N.E
Lawrence County Admissions
William James Glenn, Moul
Bertram Robertson
Don Childers
Margaret Henderson
5Th Ave
Tony Henderson
Tanner
Alvin Henderson
George West
Carol Smith
Kenneth Hastings
Wilson St
Faye Atchley
Larkwood
Teresa Stinson
Bill Lindsey
Walter Thomas
Debra Price
Elijah Chappell
Prospect
Leonard Gregory
Edgewood St
L'stone Grand
H’selle
Haggai
U.S. Angus
Wmson
Chevyland
Wieke Verenti
Nes
Featuring
Tom and
Ruth Langley
Prentice-Hall
America
State National Bank
Xu Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aces
Goodyear
Im Goodfyear
Cor. Lee & Line
Sts
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