Meteor fragments hoped to surface in Oregon Washington area
Smithsonian scientist says observers in Oregon and Washington should report sightings to help locate meteor fragments seen across the region. Large meteor pieces can survive atmospheric entry. such fragments reveal outer space composition and often weigh hundreds of pounds, with iron and nickel commonly present.
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Smithsonian Institution
Oregon
Washington
BE. P. Henderson
Smithsonian
Geology Department
Earth
Henderson
Wero
Outer Space
Siberia
Arizona
Boy Scout Troop 47 In Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 47 held its meeting Monday night. H E Hicks opened with scripture and the Lord's prayer. Scouts paid dues and recited Scout laws. They discussed new and old business and plans to advance in tests. Gilber
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H. E Hicks
Gilber
Courtland Social Scene Details Annie Wheeler Bridal Gala
Miss Annie Wheeler hosted a Friday dinner at her home for Miss Martha Ann Fowler and Daniel Gilchrist Jr whose wedding is set for Thursday July 6. The gathering included bridal party members and several friends with decorations of dahlias. A stag party at MecCaleb's Fishing Camp honored Daniel Gilchrist Jr. with swimming boating and a picnic supper.
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Annie Wheeler
Martha Ann Fowler
Daniel Gilchrist, Jr
Jeanne DuBose
Dorothy Arthur
Katie Frank Gilchrist
Phillip Gilchrist
Malcolm Lane
Philip_ Gilchrist
Russell Fowler
Yanecey Hughes
MecCaleb
Spring Creek
Daniel Gilchrist
Duke Bailey
Yancey Hughes
Fred Redman
Til
Robert Arthur
Stewart Horton
Paul Parades
Oakley Bynum
Dick Parker
Bill Hudson
Leon McCaleb
Ralph Agee
Robert McWhorter
Joe Hollenbeck
Atmore visitors attend Fowler-Gilchrist nuptials
Little Misses Mary and Jane French of Atmore Alabama visit aunt Mrs F L Harris while relatives from Baltimore arrive to attend the Fowler-Gilchrist wedding. Mr and Mrs Robert Waldrop of Florence visit relatives over the weekend.
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Mary and
Jane French
Atmore, Ala
F. L. Harris
Joseph Arthur
Robert
Baltimore
Robert Waldrop
Florence
Singing at Moulton Draws Local Crowd in Five Points
A large local crowd attended the Sunday singing at Moulton with participants including Miss Pauline Lowery Grady Mae Lowery Mitchel Smith Wallace Little Travis Crow Willis Crow Dorothy Byars Ruby Hamilton and others. Several residents spent time with friends Saturday night and farmers welcomed Thursday night rain.
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Moulton
Pauline
Grady Mae Lowery
Mitchel Smith
Wallace Little
Travis
Willis Crow
Dorothy Byars
Ruby Hamilton
Mary Nell Hensley
Lena Rogers
Magie Smith
Earline
Winnie Gann
Hazel
Marie Little
Melba
Audrey Jackson
Decatur
Junior Hensley
CCC
Mississippi
Tom Hensley
Lucile Bates
Eugene Hensley
Pauline Johnson
Mattie Lindsey
Melba Jackson
Aaron Jackson
Audrey Smith
Hilda Jackson
Willie Owens
Wilson Dam
Mose Owens
R. J. Thompson
Braxton Sapp
Antioch
Willard
Duke Gillespie
Claude
June Dyar
Alabama Biennial Legislature Amendment Proposed
The document outlines a proposed biennial session plan for Alabama's Legislature. It details costs from 1926 to 1937, compares current annual sessions to a ten-day organizational period plus a 60 day biennial session, and explains potential savings and budgeting advantages under the amendment. It notes Alabama's unique quadrennial session cycle among states and argues for improved governance and planning ahead of gubernatorial terms.
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State of
Alabama
Community Notes from Five Points and Moulton Visit
Five Points Saturday evening report notes Mr and Mrs Flake Cowin and children attending the local singing at Moulton Sunday. A brief mention of a few days last week spent with sister in Speake and visiting Mrs Jim Hogan.
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A. B. Lane
Calvert City
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Billy Chambers
Arkansas
J. R. Lindsey
Annie Brown Godfrey
Huntsville
Henry Nichols
Henry
Betty Jean
Birmingham
J. B. Nichols
Five Points
Flake Cowin
Moulton
Mary Nell Hensley
Jim Hogan
Camp Puff leans spooky with rooftop thrills
Gene Aker reports from CAMP PUFFLE where the humor turns eerie at night. Otis and I discuss Capri, Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo and declare this place tops. A creeping fear, a rattling battery hope, and the urge to drive home soon.
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Otis
Capri
Nice
Cannes
Monte Carlos
Camp Puffle
Elephant finds new home after city kept Danny
Pittsburgh July 4. Parks Superintendent Griswold said a North Carolina circus has offered to take Danny the two ton elephant who became a city expense after another circus folded and left him. City workers faced dwindling hopes from children who wanted the animal to stay.
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Pittsburgh
Danny
R&jph
EB. Griswold
North Carolina
Alabama Parks and Recreation Expansion Highlighted
The article outlines Alabama's growing park system spanning over 20 000 acres with five major parks Gulf Cheaha DeSoto Monte Sano offering cottages cabins and overnight facilities. It notes extensive boating on Lake Martin and other waters plus numerous private resorts and a focus on historic monuments including Mound State Monument in Hale County.
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Dauphin Island
Mobile County
Cheaha
Gulf
Chewacla
Desoto
Monte Sano
Carolinas
The
Conservation Department
Alabama
Lake Martin
Mound State Monument
Hale County
Moundville
Preaching Tour by Dr M E Lazenby in Decatur and Bethlehem
Dr M E Lazenby presiding elder of the Decatur district travels to Chalybeate church on the Moulton circuit Saturday for an 11 o clock sermon and afternoon conference after dinner on the grounds. He then goes to Bethlehem on the Athens circuit Sunday for an 11 o clock sermon and afternoon conference with dinner on the grounds. Lay delegates will be elected to the annual conference at both conferences.
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M. E. Lazenby
Decatur
Moulton
W. W. Aldridge
Lazenby
Bethlehem
Athens
C. W. Patton
Ministers Attend Preacher's School in Athens Alabama
About 300 Alabama ministers and laymen gathered at Athens College for the annual Methodist pastors and laymen school. The five day session began yesterday and is led by Dr. V.R. Hawkins with Athens College president Dr. E. R. Naylor serving as registrar.
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Athens
Ala
Alabama
Athens College
Vr H. Hawkins
E. R. Naylor
Alabama Man Seeks Recreation Far From Native State
An Alabama man plans to leave his home in search of outdoor pleasure and recreation elsewhere, signaling a departure from his native state for leisure activities.
Classified Advertising The Practical Way to Buy and Sell
Phone 46 promotes a practical classified section for buying and selling items locally. Includes a brief overview of ad options and how to place a listing.
Calotabs Ad Promotes Biliousness Cure
An old advertisement urges readers to treat bilious symptoms with Calotabs, describing a quick regimen of one or two tablets at night and a cleansing morning effect. It warns to buy genuine Calotabs in a checkerboard package and avoid imitations, with a 25 cent family pack and a 10 cent trial.
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Washington State
Bama Business Institute
C. W. Rhoads
North Alabama
Lyons
the Institute
Seybourn Lynne
BOY Scout
Decatur Marble & Granite Works
J. L. Joly
Prop
West Moulton St
Decatur, Ala
Courtland
Decatur Daily
Lawrence County
Gene Aker
Grrrork
GRORK
Smart
Ncecol
Purest Loud’s Drug
Preacher’s School
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