Falkville Community Notes Include Local Visits And Notices
In Other Communities. About People of Your Acquaintance describes Fred Wiley visiting Lacan and a Knight event Thursday. The meeting led by president Mrs. W. G. Griffin. roll call referenced China or Japan. Messages mention visits to Mrs. A. B. Black and others, home stays with Mrs. Jim McCollum, Nay Fowler’s temporary move to Ryan, Zell Ryan leaving Flora for school work, and Allen visiting from Cullman.
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Fred Wiley
Lacan
W. G. Griffin
China
Japan
A. B. Black
Martha McCollum
Jim McCollum
Mis
Evera Fowler
Ryan
Willie Rice
G. D. Fowler
Elora
Tenn
Hoy Fowler
Zell Ryan
Flora
Mr. Allen
Cullman
Jack St. John
Florette
Gene
Claudia Ann Thombs
Mayme Hamilton
Bill Crawford
Vera Fowler
Local Social News From Caddo County
CADDO NEWS notes visits and family gatherings across Trinity and Decatur. Mentions Leonard Hames and family, Lois Couch staying with Jane Terry, Judson Stockton recovering from appendicitis, and Roosevelt supporters among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hames
Little Gou
Prank Hames
A. Puller
James A. Stewart
Lois Couch
Jane Terry
Near Trinity
Holm To Quit Pro Grid Ranks After Alabama Visit
Tomy Holm former Alabama star and widely tipped all American fullback will quit pro football. He announced the decision during a visit to the University of Alabama campus noting talent on the team appears limited, attributing it to his own pinyrs saps.
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Holm
Pro
Tomy Holm
University of Alabama
Bama
Center Grove P T A Reports January Meeting
Center Grove school P T A met January 19 1933 with parents and patrons. A skit on table etiquette by grades four to six amused and educated attendees. Mrs T B Wilber spoke on what parents should expect from the school. Next meeting set for January 27. Onto Horton of Orlando Fla visited T A Horton family over weekend. Mrs W T Crawford and others accompanied by Mrs John Dunn were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Center Grove
T. B. Wilber
Onto Horton
Orlando
Fla
T. A. Horton
W. T. Crawford
T. A.horton
John Dunn
Woodland Mills Weekend Guests and Visitors Report
The column lists local residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings over the weekend. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Felix Campbell hosting, Rachel Dean visiting Herschel Dean, Sallie McCutcheon traveling to Hartselle, Oden Overstreet’s family, and others like L. R. McCutcheon in Decatur to see President-elect Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sims
Clifford
Bertha Puller
Decatur
Judson Stockton
Benevolent Hospital
Harvey Puller
Monroe Standridge
Joe Beams
Trinity
Fannie Sims
Frank Sims
Roosevelt
Felix Campbell
Rachel Dean
Herschel Dean
Sallie McCutcheon
Hartselle
W. O
T. M. McCutcheon
Oden Overstreet
Marion Cooper
L. R. McCutcheon
Dottie
Lillian Wilber
Mary Nancy Shrader
Ruth
Ollie Helms
Cooper
W. M. Thomas
Fat
Tom Tapscott
Mount Tabor
Wesley Tapscott
Avis McCutcheon
Berta Overstreet
Clyde Miller and Son
Ernest Johnson
Wynne Seeks New Coaching Post Amid Auburn Ties
Chet Wynne, Auburn's celebrated coach, may not return next season as he visits Michigan State to negotiate salary terms. His Auburn contract expires in May after a 12,000 dollar season, with athletic budget limits possibly reducing next year pay. Wynne built Auburn to a top Southern Conference standing, leaving little to conquer. Jimmy Crowley, ex-Michigan coach, has taken Fordham’s head job. both coaches are Notre Dame products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Wynne
Auburn
Plains
Wynne
Michigan State
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan
Fordham University
Notre Dame
Heavyweight Clash Headlines Monday Wrestling Card
Local fans anticipate a two hour main bout between Jim Hesslyn the 210 pounder from Birmingham and George Harbin the Atlanta giant. Panther Miller meets Ambrose Cole in a one hour match as Chris Jordan books a North Alabama showcase. Harbin previously drew boos from the crowd when leaving the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American’s Legion
Jim Hesslyn
Municipal Auditorium
Birmingham
George Harbin
Atlanta
Panther Miller
Ambrose Cole
Chris Jordan
Post
North Alabama
Harbin
Hesslyn
Split a Pair of es on Court
Trinity girls edged Hartselle 16 to 11 on Wednesday at Trinity to claim a second win of the season. Trinity led early and never relented as both teams shuffled lineups and unlisted players logged minutes. Hartselle and Trinity set for a return game Saturday night. Trinity boys were hampered by two regulars absent as Hartselle won 18 to 10.
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Trinity Girls
Hartselle
Trinity
Burleson
Blair
Murphree
Norwood
Harrison
Weaver
Sample
Groove
Harris
Kimbrell
Beams
Mooney
Blevins
B. Phillips
Terry
P. Phillips
Trinity Boys
Riggsbee Named Vice-President for Alabama Officers
C M Riggsbee chief of police of Decatur was elected vice president from the Eighth district in the Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association organized yesterday. Chief Fred H McDuff of Birmingham was elected president and Sheriff W H Holcombe Sr of Mobile was first vice president. The report also notes social visits by local residents.
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C. M. Riggsbee
Decatur
Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
Fred H. McDuff
Birmingham
W. H. Holcombe, Sr
Mobile
Sketches of Alabama's Band Of Red Shirts
Profiles of Alabama football hopefuls from Alabama team’s red shirt group. Cavanaugh Francis from Timpson Texas center ranked promising with good defense. Ronald Coffman from Elkmont tackles size and strength. Emmett Carter from Troy rugged guard with defense. Dick Dobbins from Decatur rangy guard with potential. Riley Smith from Greenwood Mississippi versatile backer with kicking and passing. Hillman Walker from Hattiesburg improving end and athlete. Jimmy Walker from Holt strong all around athlete and receiver. Jimmy Angelich from East Chicago quarterback kicker prospect. Earl Arent from Kenosha tough back running back. Tor McGahey from Columbus Mississippi end and defender. Ben Boswell from Pell City powerful tackle on defense. Angelo Canelutti from 21 guard aggressive and improving. Note: historical line on glass manufacture ends text.
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Ronald Coffman
Elkmont
Emmett Carter
Troy
Ala
Dick Dobbins
Decatur
Riley Smith
Greenwood
Miss
Cain
Hillman Walker
Hattiesburg
Gerald
Hubby Walker
Ole Miss
Jimmy Walker
Holt
Tuscaloosa
Jimmy
Angel Face
Ben
Chesty) Boswell
Pell City
Angelo Canelutti
Josh Cody Belief in Signs and Team Rituals
Josh Cody, basketball coach, leads a cage team with strict pregame rituals. The players wear identical ties, follow the same lineup, and wrap ankles in a fixed order before each game. Uniforms stay unwashed until a loss, and all players eat together at 5 p.m. each game.
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Josh Cody
Aters
Cody
Forward Pass Rule Attracts Attention In Design Debate
The forward pass rule will draw much attention as it is designed to curb indiscriminate use of the pass. The discussion centers on creating a clear standard for when a forward pass is permissible and how it will affect play.
Hicks Seeks Degree While Preferring High School Coaching
Billy Hicks finishes degree work in Alabama after a creditable coaching showing at Scottsboro last year. Hicks says he likes high school coaching very much and plans to pursue it as his career.
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Billy Hicks
Scottsboro
Alabama
Hicks
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Timpson
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Houston
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Per W
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Hargrove & Murdock
Hill’s
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Scott County
Beacon Brand
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Az Bbs
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Capitol
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H. G. Hill Stores
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