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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1963

Page

3

Tand Tuned To Fish Area

In Cameron Parish Louisiana two farmers found wet marshland too wet for farming and too dry for fishing. They invited soil scientists to advise on productivity and soon opened 2200 visitors paying a dollar daily for fishing privileges plus rental boats a bait stand and a refreshment stand.

Ovid A. Martin Washington Louisiana Cameron Parish Curtis McCain George Greathouse Agriculture Department Soil Conservation Service

Heloise hints and family reunion in Alabama

The page recounts a Homemaker column with tips on safety under sinks and medicine boxes, cleaning and kitchen tricks, and a long note on a McCullouch family reunion in Decatur Alabama, detailing relatives, health issues, and travel memories.

Heloise Robert Lathamer King Features Syndicate, Inc

Family Reunion Brings McCullouchs Back To Trinity

The Lamon McCullouch family, who moved from eastern Lawrence County in 1932 with sons Rex and Earl, returned to Trinity on June 28 after 31 years. They reunited with relatives and held a family dinner on Independence Day before returning to Purdon Texas.

Earl North Alabama Couch McCullouchs J. A. Maner McCullouch Clara Texas Alabama Trinity Lamon McCullouch Lawrence County Rex Purdon Tex

Barn Theater Opens in Woodbury Suburb with 550 Seats

The first barn theater in the New York suburb Woodbury began operations in June. A large 19th century wooden structure, once a sheepfold, houses a 550 seat auditorium. Edward Everett Horton and Patricia Neway inaugurated the venue with the musical Roberta.

Woodbury N.Y New York Edward Everett Horton Patricia Neway Roberta

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