Hunted Man in Farnel Serial Seeks Gypsy Aid
Sir Richard Guyfford flees into Fallowdene Wood after a pistol shot wounds his cousin Julian. He seeks refuge with Truffeni the Romany, where she foresees danger and hints a future happiness tied to his mysterious lady while vowing Romany friendship.
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Julian Guyfford
Fallowdene Wood
Julian Tatts
Richard
Julian
Helen D’arcy
Helen
Sir Richard
Caesar
France
Sir
Truffeni
Richard Guyfford
Squire Parret
Shari
Tornapo
Dave
Jeffery Farnel
Rum Chaser Drive Lowers Gallonage in Lake Areas
Detroit July 9 Across the Detroit river 297947 gallons of liquor were cleared from Canada to the United States last March with 178560 gallons in April and 172472 in May. The drop spurs a coordinated push by customs prohibition and coast guard to blockade rum runners along 17 miles of the Detroit river front.
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Detroit
Detroit River
United States
Government Service
E. R. Norwood
Customs Service
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Customs Border Patrol
Border Patrol
Port Huron
Lake Erie
Lake St Clair
Michigan
Ecorse
Wyandotte
Trenton
Sandwich
Windsor
Walkerville
Sombra
Sarina
Customs
Canada
Somerville Community Notes Include Weddings and Travel
Somerville reports guests and visits across nearby towns. Birmingham visitors Tom Halbrooks and family stayed with Mrs. B. E. Waugh and traveled to Decatur. Riley Cunningham wedding plans in Birmingham loom as Mrs. Mary Cunningham moves on to Montgomery. Local residents attend Fourth of July events in Decatur and Huntsville, with many visiting relatives in Decatur, Florence, Cullman and Montgomery. A sacred harp singing is slated at Mt Gilead, while a windstorm impacts Etna crops and school opens July 2 with a sparse faculty.
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Tom Halbrooks
Birmingham
Rooks
B. E. Waugh
Decatur
Pheres Hicks and Sons
Florida
Morgan County
W. T. Ransom
Glover Carroll
Hartselle
J. W. Winton
J. B. Gurley
Kittie Johnston
Mattie Simpson
Kittie Johnson
Herbert Miller
Cullman
W. H. Winton
Etoile Gilchrist
Florence
Blanche Winton
J. O. Guyer
Mary Cunningham
Montgomery
Riley Cunningham
Ethel Thomas
A. J.crosthwaite
Moulton
R H. Sample
A. D. Sample
Cunningham-Thomas
Pearl McClure
Wilda Smith
Louis Turney
Huntsville
G. W. Reid
W. E. Humphries
Lois Humphries
Albert Humphries
R. P. Reid
Millard Handley
Hermond Holland
Holland
Sylvia Oakley
Othell
Eunice
Ettie Reid
Mt. Gilead
Bob Reid
Clarence Jones
Etna
Stringer
Verna Hawkins
Boyd Prarier
Eva
Centerdale Eleve School
Brade Tanner
John Littlefield
J. P. Morgan
Carmen Powell
Ralph Brock
Silas Williams
Sacred Harp
Rocky Mount
Marshall County
Mr. Hutchison
T. V. Johnson
Lang Child Laid To Rest at Smyrna Cemetery
The infant of Mr and Mrs Paul Lang Mountain Home Lawrence county was laid to rest Sunday morning at ten oclock at Smyrna cemetery Z E Hadley conducted the last sad services Friends and relatives extended sympathy to the bereaved parents
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Paul Lang
Mountain Home
Lawrence County
Smyrna
Z. E. Hadley
Sing Convention A Decided Success At Corinth Church
Attendees called the Lawrence county singing convention a decided success held at Corinth church last Saturday and Sunday. Liberty church will host the next convention in October with dates to be announced later.
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Lawrence County
Corinth Church
Liberty Church
Akron man leaves for Goodyear job after rain crop update
Crops are looking fine in this section after recent rains. Millard Handley of Akron Ohio visits parents here then departs for Gadsden to resume work with the Goodyear Rubber. Mr and Mrs Reid host friends with music and an afternoon into evening gathering.
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Millard Handley
Akron
Ohio
A. H. Handley
Gadsden
Goodyear Rubber
H. M. Reid
Birmingham
Annis
Eva Oakley
Dessa Driver
R. P. Reid
McBride Family Tumult Highlights College Grove News
Cullman visitors include Mr. and Mrs. F D McBride and relatives as they spend time with Jessie McBride and family. Mary Pickerel law Lawrence County educator visits, while Charlie McBride's children fall slightly ill. Mrs Jessie McBride and Ellie McBride attend Decatur Fourth parade. Crops show patchy fruiting but overall good despite rain.
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F. D. McBride
Cullman
Gordon McBride
Jessie McBride
J. W
F. D
B. H. McBride
Mary B. Pickerel
Lawrence County
Floyd Jones
Arthur Jones
Mountain Home
Gladys
Sarah Elizabeth
Charlie McBride
Ellie McBride
Decatur
Malone Park
J.D. Wallace
Ot Decatur
Eva News Radio Party Honoring Beall Family
A radio party held by George Beall in Texas honored his sister and family with friends and relatives attending including Mr and Mrs Guy Giles Mr and Mrs David Daniel and daughter Reba. A semi annual Bailey brothers Etna picnic opened to the public with many attending and dancing on a large platform.
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George Beall
Texas
Guy Giles
David Daniel
Reba
Bailey Boys
Etna
Picnic and visits mark Morgan county gatherings
Numerous relatives and friends gathered at W. P. Harden’s home near Fairview church for a picnic in Morgan county. Several families including the Hardens, Wilhites, Suggs, and Sapps shared weekend visits and trips to Cullman Birmingham Hartselle and surrounding areas.
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W. P. Harden
Fairview Church
Morgan County
Skeggs Crawford Heads to Gadsden on Business
Skeggs Crawford left today for Gadsden Alabama on a business mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeggs Crawford
Gadsden, Ala
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Somerville News
R. H. South
Ce Paul South
Hal
D Smith
A. H. Williams
Can
The
Decatur Daily
Will Cail
Dawes
Oxford
Associated Press
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Oxford University
Marquis de Val
Battle Ground News
College Grove News
EVA News
Longview News
Bessie Wilhite
Bud Bradford
Sarah Sapp
Bertha Wilhite
Olen Harden
Oscar Harden
Virgil McKee
Ployd Suggs
Bud Suggs
Minnie Oden
Nance
Lula Nesmith Priday
Ellen Wilhite
Gus Wilhite
J. B. Reeder
R. O."harden
Coca-Cola Battling Co
R. Nash
4Th Ave
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