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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1973

Page

7

Decatur Area Weather Forecast

Highs near 60 with 70 percent rain today and 40 percent tonight. Showers and thundershowers likely until tonight then cooler Monday. Low tonight around 30s, high Monday upper 50s, sunrise 6 51 am sunset 5 04 pm.

Decatur and Vicinity

1973 Club Cards Ready For Exchange And Youth Sports

The 1973 membership cards have arrived and old ones will soon be unusable. Exchange temporary cards at the front desk. In sports, Midget Chargers beat Royals 39-26. Pacers beat Lakers 16-12 in overtime. Mustangs 22-21 over Cougars. Cyclones 34-27 over Royals in overtime. Eagles 28-27 over Chargers. Bobcats 52-36 over Bullets. Tigers 64-45 over Panthers. Falcons 39-35 over Bullets. Spotters 66-64 over Bucks. Celtics 66-60 over Travelers. Globetrotters 81-80 in overtime over Hornets.

A. D. Ashcraft Crysta L Victor Wright David Blankenship Darrell Tucker Brian Wright Nicky Hackett Chargers Royals Craig Anderson Barry Towe Greg Terry Jimmy Randolph Pacers Lakers Bobby Kelson Rusty Roberson Mustangs Cougars Mike Crow Cyclones Jonathan Thrasher Eagles Kim Towe Billy Cunningham Mark Hooper Bullets David Ford Falcons George Godwin Bruce Young Mike Bates Bucks Billy Eyster Lynn Patterson Bert Crane Globetrotters Hornets Paul Sanders Mark Sanders Farrell White Stanley Clem Dickie Stokes Tick Miller Terry Williams

Daily Records Admiss and Dismissal List for Cullman Area

Admission and dismissal entries for residents in Cullman County and nearby towns. Names include Bailey, Burden, Bussey, Cole, Graves, Hollis, Willodean Platt, Shackles, Wascher, Weaver, White, Bishop, Br ynt, Cochran, Crofton, Graf, Griggs, Harris, Humphries, Oliver, Stallings, Bolte, Corbin, Creel, Dollar, Freeman, Herring, House, Johnson, Maze, Reese, Waldrop, Wood, Bailey, Duncan, Elliott, Hudson, Glover, Lynn, Needham, Richols, Smith, Rhoads, Smith, Tillman, and others across Cullman Hanceville Crane Hill Joppa Baileyton Addison Falkville. Dismissals list multiple residents with dates.

Clara Nell Cole Vinemont Nellie Marie Graves Hanceville J. B. Hollis Viola Lee Cullman Della Mamie McCormick Empire Glenda Willodean Platt Rodney O’neal Rice Debbie Sue Shackles Joppa Rex Earl Smith Hugo Carl Wascher Charles Otis Weaver Decatur Bertis Posey White Billy Randal Bishop Mary Clara Bi Roy Allen Butts Avery Calvert Crane Hill Garland Carmon Chapman Clonard Janes Cochran Floyd Gerald Crofton Mary Louise Duke Addison Dorothy Jane Graf Tammy Renee Creel Baileyton Silas Adam Dollar Wee Mary Ellen Freeman Crane Flora Jane Herring Lee C. House Evelyn Johnson Terry Kent Maze Irene Reese Wallace C. Waldrop Mary D. Wood Zonnie Bailey George Curtis Bannister Mary Louise Davis Clara Louise Duncan Lois E. Elliott Brenda Faye Harris Iva Nell Hudson Minnie Glover James Luther Clarence Lynn Rosa Belle McCoy Jo Helen Needham Dwight R. Richols Gladys H. Smith

Saigon Reports 421 Red Soldiers Killed in Two Fronts

Saigon says 421 North Vietnamese soldiers were killed since Thursday in battles near the former DMZ and the Saigon River corridor. South Vietnamese losses total 57 killed and 157 wounded. U.S. air power supported with 353 fighter-bomber strikes and 30 BS52 missions during the 24 hours ending Saturday morning. Four B52 missions hit northern Quang Tri Province around the Cua Viet River.

Saigon South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Saigon River U.S. Command Quang Tri Province Cua Viet River

Fire Destroys Limestone Home in Athens

Leonard Wales’s two story limestone home on Nick Davis Road burned Saturday as Limestone County and East Limestone fire crews fought the blaze. Officials say the fire started at the electrical fuse box and firefighters could not save the dwelling.

Athens Leonard Wales Nick Davis Limestone County Fire Department County Fire Department East Limestone Fire Department Limestone Fire Department

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