Weddings and Society Notices From Morgan and Morgan County
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram segment reports a morning wedding on Line street with music by H O Troup and A T Hanson, followed by a luncheon at Lyons Hotel. It notes the bride Miss Turley from Somerville and her groom in the Soil Conservation Division, plus family ties to the Harpers, Robins ons, and Turleys. Also covered are Christine Sharpe’s marriage to Corp A W Kilpatrick in Port Sill Oklahoma, and Molly Miller Green in Decatur. Additional items include Mrs D J Wilson hosting a bridge party in Athens and Mizpah Chapter No 19 O B S installing officers, plus an upcoming Green Miller wedding and an afternoon party hosted by Miss Martha Scales.
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Line Street
Goth H. O. Troup
A. T. Hanson
Beart
Saint Leons
Wagner
Loken
J. R. Harley
New York City
Corinne Leong Griffin
R. M. Howell
First Methodist Church
Miss Turley
Harpers
Old South
Somerville
States
Decatur
Turleys
Knoxville
Tennessee
Lafayette Grammar School
Soil Conservation Division
Agricultural Department
Robinsons
North Carolina
Morgan County
Rogers
Virginia
North
Alabama
Lyons Hotel
Carole
Roger
Christine Sharpe
W. C. Sharpe
Itselle
Ala
Corp. A. W
H. J. Green
Ingall Iron Works
Mra. Green
Mizpah
O. B.S
Carl H. Gibson
Elbert Drinkard Jr
H. BE. McKelvey
Mary Ponder
Charles Uptain Marshal
Herbert Hauk
D. Lamon
Thomas D. Brooks
W. & Hyde
David Allen
L. W. Warner
B. R. Ross
Christobel Garrett
Mary Thompson
R. G. McClure
R. G. McClure,,chaplain; Mrs. 8. H. Dublin, Mashal; Mrs. R. A. Nunn
Gussie Bell
Adah
Morris Thornton
Ruth
Edward Norward
Esther
Jack Coolidge
A. M. Roan
Gentinel
BR. Ross
Thrasher
EB. L. Drinkid Jr
Lucile Ballard
Charles D. Lamon
Personal Notices Span Weddings Trips and Illnesses
A collection of local notes lists Dr. Emil Kotcher of Jackson joining his wife visiting relatives in Mississippi for the Fourth weekend. Others include Mrs J E Stipe recovering from a serious fall, Mr and Mrs Wilston Taylor guests after a wedding tour, Sarah Redding Emens ill at home in Trinity, Miss Jerry Nelson visiting her mother in Montgomery, Miss Helen Rox visiting her grandfather and great aunt, and travel plans for D Lo Mixson family along the Gulf Coast to Crowley Louisiana. Several Birmingham Nashville and Bay Minette figures are noted visiting or returning, with Maryin McEachen and Mary Augusta Bibb mentioned in host and Federal Hostess shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lo Mixson
Charles
Gulf Coast
Texas
Crowley
Redding Emens
Margaret Ann
Night Run On Miniature Rails Ends In Murder
Henry Potter hides from a rainstorm at Wildwood Lodge where a model railroad club operates. John Ives is found shot dead in the dispatcher's room as a séance-like attempt to reveal his killer unfolds with a derailed train and a glistening ring found on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Potter
Wildwood Lodge
John Ives
John Jones
Henry
Ives
Train derailment mystery in the club of model railroaders
The scene unfolds as a derailed locomotive lies partly on and off the track with Henry Potter at the center. Spinelli and others deny supernatural causes while suspicion falls on the non members present last night. The police chief inspects the rails as tension and fear ripple through the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Spinelli
Mr. Spinelli
Mrs. Willett
Henry Potter
Stanley King
Louis
Laurence
Royer Turley Wedding Guests Travel From Near and Far
Among the out of town relatives for the Royer Turley wedding were Mr and Mrs J H Turley and Dorothy of Pine Bluff Ark Mr and Mrs Joe Royer of Chattanooga Tenn and William C Holly of Birmingham News notes Mrs William Holly a former Decatur resident is in Chicago for the summer while her daughter Joan studies music at the Sherwood Conservatory Tommy left today for Jackson Miss after visiting Mr and Mrs S H Malone Mrs Harry Reitmeyer and Kay have returned to Birmingham after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W T Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jackson
Miss
Mrs. S. H. Malone
Royer-Turley
J. H. Turley
Dorothy
Pine Bluff
Ark
Joe. Royer
Chattanooga
Tenn
William C. Holly
Birmingham
William Holly
Decatur
Chicago
Tor
Joan
Sherwood Conservatory
Harry Reitmeyer
Kay
W. T. Giles
Night lamp needed as burglars raid Tampa stands
In Tampa Florida on July 2 a string of robberies hits two newsstands. Thieves raided each shop using many matches, leaving burnt stubs while stealing comic magazines and cowboy stories. A witness notes a ring once worn by John Ives and hints at a dramatic discovery to come.
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Tampa
Fia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sharpe
Mrk, Kilpatrick
Charles Gunn
Tremont Avenue
Fairmount Avenue
Fort Worth
Mrs. Wilson
Athens
D. J. Wilson
John W. Wilson, Jr
A. D. Powers
M. W. Dupree
Kirk Henry
Carl Jones
Weakley Cunningham
Halsey Townes
David L
Mary Mundine
Miss Hightower
Mra. Lewis
Mra
Jeffery
William M. Walker
Martha Scales
Betsy Jane Elam
Tuscaloosa
Goidel’s
Cornwell’s
Sandwich
W. Vine St
Jantzen Fabrics
Jantzen
Jantzen Swim
Emil Kotcher
Jackson, Miss
J. E. Stipe
Fifth Avenue West
Wilston Taylor
Great Smokies
Gadsden
Sarah Redding Emens
Trinity
Jerry Nelson
Mattie Eva Nelson
Montgomery
Helen Rox
A.H. Giles
Ie Lou Giles
Bernice Cohen
Nashville, Tenn
Joyce Wohl
Maryin McEachen
Sam Wheat
Mary Augusta Bibb
Federal Hostess ‘Department
Tullahoma, Tenn
Helen Hodgson
Bay, Minette
E. W. McLeod
Doris
Nashville
Frank Troup
University of Alabama
Mrs
Thomas C. White
Move Beauty Shop
Mr. Wyker
Episcopal Church
Greeneville
Mrs. Wyker
North and
South Carolina
Camp Blanding
Fla
J. W. Wyker
Walter Gray Carter
OLATH
Rihton
Richard Houghton
Ayl
Hans
King
Marcia
Bisbee
Susan
Mrs.Willett
Loco
Ward Susan
Professor Bisbee
Chief Williams
Thrift
TMC SC
Charles Lawrence
Lydia
Pinkham
Fin
Capitol
Gene Raymond
Aaa
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
Ruth Terry
Tito Guitar
Columbia
Mississippi
Acas
America
Ace Aviation
Paramount
Milland
Holden Morris - Donlevy
Constance Moore
Veronica Lake
Harry Davenport
Saitchell Leisen
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