Mrs W H Grice Visits Son in Florida
Mrs W 8 Grice visits her son in Florida. Mrs J L Schnable and Frances spend Sunday with friends. Ruth Neal Brittle stays with grandmother Mrs L Lie Britnell. Thexton visit noted and Mrs Stewart visits Ft Worth. Freeman Ty heads to Foley for work. Euclid Williams of Tenn visits relatives. Mrs J R Howell and Miss Stella Howell Birmingham visitors. Mrs Ed Collier of Decatur stays with her mother Mrs S A Edwards.
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Bat Freeman Ty
Taey
Foley
Euclid Williams
Tenn
J. R. Howell
Stella Howell
Birmingham
Ed Collier
Decatur
S. A. Edwards
Austinville News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Tragedy
Mrs Forbes of Coldwater Tenn spent a week in Austinville near her granddaughter Mrs Will Roger. Miss Mary Riddle visited home folks. Epworth League formed after a Sunday parade by Austinville M E church leaguers. Harvey Bradshaw died in Atlanta and was buried in Austinville. Cora Bradshaw and son Bill mourn. Local residents hosted guests and traveled to nearby towns for church events and gatherings.
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Oak Ridge
Roy Odom
Somerville
C. E. Holt
Hy Bell
Allie Bell
Massey
Luther Morris
Austinville
Cora Bradshaw
Bill
Harvey Brad
Atlanta
Gey
Robert Nabors
Maurice Sparkman
H. Bradley
Birmingham
Thomas Clare
T. H. Wilson
Landersville News Notes varied residents visit and travel
Mrs T M Wilson of Russell ville was in Landersville on Tuesday afternoon. Robert Banks of Decatur visited on business. Carl Little is not well. Glennis Waldrop misses school due to illness. A B Young went to Decatur. Homer Bryan and family left for Atlanta then Detroit to visit relatives. Ruby Lee Hill of Moulton stayed with Laura Mae Young. Leonard Latham and wife plus Freda Flannegin from Pulaski visited. Mrs Taylor Black teaching at Speake spent the weekend at home. Cora Sandlin visited Mattie Sue Waldrop. Little eerie nan visited his uncle K W Smith and returned near Moulton.
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T. M. Wilson
Russellville
Landersville
Robert Banks
Decatur
Carl Little
Glennis Waldrop
A. B. Young
Decature
Homer Bryan
Atlanta
Detroit
Mich
Ruby Lee Hill
Moulton
Laura - Mae ‘Young
Leonard Latham
Freda Flannegin
Pulaski
Tenn
Taylor Black
Speake
Cora Sandlin
Mattie Sue Waldrop
Nan
K."w. Smith
River Gauge Reaches 88 Feet as Tennessee River Falls
River level drops to 88 feet at gauge reading 7 o clock as Tennessee river continues to fall. Readings indicate continued decline with potential for further lowering levels downstream.
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Tennessee
Weather report for today’s 24 hour period
The urgan weather station logged a maximum of 71 degrees and a minimum of 44 across the last 24 hours ending at 7 o clock. The reading reflects typical daily variance with no noted records or extreme conditions.
Rainfall totals report for 24 hours
The total rainfall here during the 24 hour period ending at 7 o'clock this morning was 0.20 inch.
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Toots and
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Saiord
Jimmy Murphy
Polly and
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