Walther League Plans Educational Topics and Zone Rally
The Walther League of St Pauls last church meeting outlined this quarter's calendar. Educational topics are planned by J W Carlisle Louis Nebrig and Miss A C Carlisle plus three mission studies with Your Church at Work as text. A January 27 illustrated lecture The Book Goes Forth will be shown. The report on Christmas seals shows a 25 percent increase. A Lenten window display and February 18 social are set. Zone Rally plans discussed for May 5.
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Lutheran Witness
Carnegie Library
J. W. Carlisle
Banks Close For Lee Birthday Holiday
Banks in the Tennessee Valley and Morgan County will close Saturday in observance of Lee's birthday, a legal holiday in Alabama.
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Tennessee Valley
Morgan County National
Alabama
Corncob pipe shattered by .22 cartridge incident
A man described as Os bore a cartridge in his tobacco pocket when a rifle shot from a companion struck his corncob pipe, shattering the bowl. He escaped unharmed, while a friend had provided the cartridge for the gun.
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Osborne
Voters Assembly Names Officers for St Pauls Lutheran
In a Voters' Assembly meeting at St Pauls Lutheran church a list of candidates was set for President Louis Nebrig and Henry Seibert Financial secretary E H Buettner and Ernest Seibert Treasurer C Wiegand and C Waite Trustee Ernest Seibert and Louis Nebrig Election is scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Rescue of Kenberry Crew From Wrecked Freighter
In Halifax a Breeches buoy rescue saved 27 crew members of the 20, 3,390-ton Kenberry after the ship battered on Black Point rocks. The captain and chief engineer stayed aboard as lines and baskets ferried the sailors to shore before daylight.
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Kenkerry
Black Point
Hatton School Reports Flu Infections And Local Death
Mrs C K Parker and Franklin Roberson return to school after flu confinement while principal C K Parker remains ill. Mrs Wess Saint dies at home from pneumonia leaving a husband and seven children, four of whom attend the local school. Local boys travel to Mt Hope for a tournament on January 18-19.
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Franklin Roberson
Wess Saint
Mt. Hope
Union Grove Births and Local Living News
Union Grove notes report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Cul breath named Audrice. Herman Bobby Brooks recovering well after burns last week. Nellodine Black improving after flu. Bobby Ray prem wed Copper and Grady a Sunday. Tom Seegrove family visiting Frank Seagrove. Emily Criscoe ill. Owen Garrison of Huntsville visited Tuesday. Felton Garrison and Henry Simpson households shared Monday time.
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Audrice
Herman Bobby Brooks
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Nellodine Black
Bobby Ray Prem
Grady A
Tom Seegrove
Frank Seagrove
Emily Criscoe
Owen Garrison
Huntsville
Felton Garrison
Henry Simpson
Calls on Governor To End Wife Strike
An unidentified man who signs as a Talmadge supporter and farmer asks Governor Eugene Talmadge to end a “wife strike.” He declares his wife has struck him and, if not protected, they will vote against the governor in 1937 and he demands the National Guard be sent out. A governor aide notes there is no general election in 1937.
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Roseville
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Sion
de Arnaud
France
Italy
Tammany Hall Not Involved in Saar Voting Recount
The statement confirms no involvement by Tammany Hall in Saar elections and announces there will be no recount. Local officials emphasize the voting process remained independent of outside political groups and no further action is planned.
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Saar
Isle of Passion to Fly French Tri-Color Again
Associated Press reports France will hoist its tri color on the Isle of Passion before month’s end. The remote Pacific island near the Panama Canal, once disputed with Mexico, features a lagoons and coral reef.
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Yorktown
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Tuberculosis Cure Investment Benefits Future Generations
Aid in curing tuberculosis allows workers to return to safety and work. The investment benefits our children and unborn generations by reducing suffering and death from the disease.
Florida Jurist Facing Charges
The Florida jurist Captain FE C Collins, who sentenced Giuseppe Zangara for wounding four in the Roosevelts attempted assassination, is indicted on accepting 465.16 to suspend sentence for J W Davis Jr released on suspended sentence after pleading guilty to auto theft. The indictments were returned by the grand jury as Collins was at a Florida Baptist convention Ireland meeting. Sheriff D C Coleman to serve the process.
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FE. C. Collins
Giuseppe Zangara
Frank Nn D. Roosevelt
D. C. Coleman
Ireland
Florida Baptist Convention
Collins
J. W. Davis, Jr
Jemison
Ala
Davis
Tifton
Flu and illness touch Mt Hope residents
News from Mt Hope reports multiple residents recovering from flu or lingering cold. Mrs Lon Cunningham and Mrs B M Counts improve while Bobby Jackson, visiting relatives, suffers a severe cold. Several families, including Counts and Pickens, await better health as schools adjust and a Christian Endeavor meeting is postponed.
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B. M. Counts
Little Bobby
Rayburn Jackson
Moulton
J. T. Counts
Maurice Jackson
W. A. Pickens
Lonie Smith
Decatur
Pickens
Chenault
Kirk Howell
Thomas Allen
Falkville Doctor Moves Practice to Hartselle
Dr. J. A. Howle a Falkville physician and Falkville city council member will move with his family to Hartselle to begin medical practice there. He planned to resign from the council and open offices Monday.
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J. A. Howle
Falkville
Hartselle
Trial set for February in Coyner case at James City
A man named James Coyner faces charges of killing Mr Re B Turner in December. The defendant will have a fair trial on February 4. Coyner has confessed, and his mother was released from jail after his confession. The accused is being held in Jackson jail for safekeeping.
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Cnetid
Siesan
Riad
Wwooce
James Coyner
Re B. Turner
Jackson
Rice
Coyner
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