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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
3
The Reeves Garrison family announces the marriage of Lois Garrison to John W. Reeves of Pulaski Tennessee. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 25 in the home with close friends attending. The couple left for a short trip after the ceremony.
A fragmented passage notes broad aims of citizen services and their growing reach. The text hints at partnerships and programs intended to enhance community support and public access to resources.
The event featured multiple classes with riders such as Darlyn Hathcoat and O H Hathcoat winning top placings on horses like Sotiny and Dixie. Mary Penick Jones rode Beauty to win best child rider and the Henry Cullom silver trophy. Judges included P W Kimbrough Horace French and Peak with D B Echols as ring master and Marvin Rankin as announcer.
A call to engage young Americans in voting and citizenship stresses registering and voting before age 30. It proposes a nationwide Citizens Commencement in schools churches and civic groups with songs speeches and an oath of citizenship presented by an official to new voters. The message urges pastors teachers and clubs to lead the effort nationwide.
Dr. M. K. Heath, Morgan County milk and meat inspector, was informed he will not be needed after August 1 due to a $2400 county appropriation cut effective June 15. Dr. H. C. McRee of the county health office cited funds shortfall as the reason while state aid remains untouched.
Fragmentary text notes no plans regarding a milk nap set involving Dr. McRee. Further context is unavailable.
Alabama wide effort will recruit 2 000 Baptist churches into a state program. In Morgan county 41 churches join led by Katherine Weaver of Decatur. Sunday visits begin next week with teams touring Pleasant Hill Belleview Moulttin Heights Shady Grove Macedonia Austinville and other locales during July Sundays.
Washington July 1 Nearly three billion dollars in the hole left eight U S departments legally penniless as four annual appropriation bills and relief measures stalled in Congress. State Justice Commerce Labor Treasury Post Office Agriculture and War faced budget impasse delaying adjournment into next week.
The weather bureau reports that June had rain on 15 of 30 days in Decatur with three heavy rain days over an inch and two with only a trace. Sunshine appeared on the remaining 15 days, making a 15 day rain and 15 day sun pattern.
The government ended the fiscal year last night facing a deficit of 2.885 billion dollars. Congress has enacted legislation aimed at balancing the budget during the current fiscal year.
B L Malone announces that the probate office will be closed all day Monday July 4 continuing a longtime custom. The public is asked to note the holiday closing.
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