Bank stenographer Meado ReevIs faces bond in $1500 theft case
Meadow Seymour Reevis 27, a stenographer at Dothan Bank & Trust Co., was arraigned under $1500 bond on charges of taking $1500 from her employer. FBI Mobile agent J E Jones said Reevis admitted taking three $500 packages from a bank safe on June 16, money missing June 18, and that she bought a $2500 car on June 17 with much of it in ten dollar bills. The agent added $300 remained found in the bank.
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Meadow Seymour Reevis
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
U. S
Dothan
J. E. Jones
FBI
Jones
Average American Cheese Consumption Per Person
Americans average about four pounds of cheese consumed per person each year according to dietary statistics.
Local Morgan County Social Notes Highlight Visits and Holidays
Morgan County social page lists gatherings in Winton and Decatur with families including Sivley Winton Sharp and Holmes sides. Visitors from Decatur and Johnson Tennessee share weekends and Sunday meals. church and singing plans set for Center Springs July second Sunday.
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Lorene Turney
Herman Freeze
Ovia Turner
Brookville
E. N. Winton
Howard Dobbs
P. G. Winton
Ada and
Emaline
Winton
Gertrude Smey
Morgan ‘County
Center Springs Church
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LISTS CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE HINTS
A dense crossword page lists across and down clues with several word entries and a daily cryptoquote. It includes a sample solution hint LONGFELLOW encoded as AXYDLBAAXR and the quote YOU WILL MODEL WHAT YOU WISH IN MOIST CLAY attributed to HORACE with the standard King Features Syndicate distribution note.
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Longfellow
Horace
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Forrest Chapel Singers Invite Community Sunday Night
Morgan County report notes a monthly singing at Forrest Chapel with Rev. Clarence Davis delivering two messages. W S C S meeting led by Mrs. Wallace Sims included minutes, roll call, and program led by Mrs. Sebern Garner focusing on Home and Prayer. Visitors from Lawrence and Madison counties joined guests at nearby homes.
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Clarence Davis
Wallace Sims
R. B. Bridges
Sims
Sebern Garner
Garner
Bridges
W. P. Roberts
Arthur Wilburn
Alvin Curtis
Lawrence County
J. M. Smith
H. S. Hicks
Madisonville
Local Church Guests Share Sunday Dinner
Sunday gatherings at a local church feature Ty and Mrs J M Smith aiding the church. Wil Miss Lazelle White Joy and Jodene Roberts visit with Miss Marva Lee Garner alongside Mr and Mrs Jim Co Clar Hartselle and Rev Davis. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs W E Ward and family.
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J. M. Smith
Lazelle White
Jodene Roberts
Marva Lee Garner
Jim Co . Clar- Hartselle
Davis
W. E. Ward
Harold Ae
Danville
Garner
Sunday Visitors and Church School Officers Named
Brick by brick tone of local notes lists pastors visitors and guests from Huntsville Vicksburg and Hartsville. It notes Bro Pitts's Sunday appointment with family, neighbors and spouses present and lists Sunday School officers for the coming year including James Oakes Georgia Dunn Ruth Green Ray Simpkins and others.
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Bro. Pitts
Velma Edwards
Elba Lois
Huntsville
John Lyons
Georgia L. Dunn
Glenn Ransom
Robert Ransom
Eldon Stidger
Jack Gamble
Vicksburg
Miss
James Bartee
Sides
Lineville
Alabama
Jimmie Bates
Edgar A. Gamble
R. A. Gamble
William Black
Panama City
Fla
Roy McCutcheon
Bugg’s Chapel
Joyce McCutcheon
Hartselle
Johnny Lou Hough
James Oakes
Georgia Dunn
Ruth Green
Ray Simpkins
Young Peoples
Hardie Thomas
Ruby Lee Terrell
Robert Morrow
Bulah Hough
Willie Green
Alabama Supreme Court Revises Quickie Divorce Ruling
The Alabama Supreme Court backed off a prior decision, ruling the Quickie divorce law unconstitutional only when both parties live outside Alabama. In other cases, each suit will be decided on its merits. The court adjourned for summer recess after issuing decisions and set a July 26 to 31 session to clear its calendar.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
FCC Upholds Free Content Rule for Political Broadcasts
The Federal Communications Commission affirmed rulings that a radio station may not censor political broadcasts regardless of libelous content, reinforcing free speech protections for aired political material.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission Today
Canada Dominates Global Asbestos Output
Canada accounts for roughly sixty percent of world asbestos production while the United States contributes under five percent, highlighting regional disparities in mineral supply.
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Canada
The
United States
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