Mail Carriers Convene In Talladega For Convention
Alabama Rural Letter Carriers Association holds its 46th annual gathering in Talladega with sessions at the Alabama school for the deaf and blind. Welcome addresses by Mrs. Bobbie Hardegree and Talladega Mayor W L Baker kick off events. Banquet planned, and talks by Mrs. Lawrence R Arnold and A A Hester highlight Tuesday morning sessions.
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Talladega
Alabama
Lawrence R. Arnold
National Ladies Auxiliary
Monticello
Ark
A. A. Hester
Talladega County
New Officers Lead Cullman Rotary Club Meeting
Cullman Rotary installs new officers with John M. King as president and D O McKay as vice president. Vernon Vines serves as secretary treasurer and Rev A A Susott as editor. Committees named include Aims and Objects, Service, Program, Classification and Membership, Attendance and Fellowship, Public Information, and Community Service with listed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman Rotary Club
John .M. King
D. O. McKay
Vernon Vines
A. A. Susott
The
Wheel
Melvin Dahlke
June Sapp
Fagan Thompson
V. Vines
Rotary
John King
J. C. Chambliss
Harry Fuller
Julian McPhillips
Carl Stiefelmeyer
R. E. Moore
M. S. Whiteside
City Meeting Sets Election of Delegates and Officers
The upcoming Tuesday gathering will elect delegates to the national convention and select officers. Association leaders listed include G. C. Harris president Wich McDonald vice president Ray R. Hester secretary treasurer R. E. Ables chaplain and C. D. Allis editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
G. C. Harris
Clanton
Wich McDonald
Ragland
Ray R. Hester
Tuscumbia
R. E. Ables
Fyfee
C. D. Allis
Pinson
Service Club Leadership Roster Highlights
W P Hughes Turner Steele Herbert Wagner lead Vocational Service with Joe C Sapp chairman O B Hodges and Claude Wood. International Service lists Dr Fagan Thompson chairman with William O Buettner and William R Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hughes
Turner. Steele
Herbert Wagner
Joe C. Sapp
O. B. Hodges
Claude Wood
International Service
Fagan Thompson
Wm. O Buettner
Wm. R. Griffin
Funeral rites announced for S Sgt Walter Knop in full military service
Funeral services for S Sgt Walter D FF Knop killed in France on September 15 1944 will be held at Ebenezer church July 11 at 2 PM with Rev Virgil Sizemore officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Surviving parents three brothers and four sisters. VFW to administer.
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Walter D. FF. Knop
France
Ebenezer Church
Virgil Sizemore
Service
J. W. Knop
Vinemont
Anna’ Knop
VFW
Cleve L. Brock
Bethel Church
A. H. Akers
Moss-Service
Effie Brock
Lucile Thompson
Keiser
Howard Keiser
10Th Ave
East
Moss
Bob Sapp
Cemery
Louise Seiser
Millie Persall
Anna Wolf
Miss Clara Kirk Weds Peter Kratohvil Jr at First Methodist
Miss Clara June Kirk and Peter Kratohvil Jr. were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church with Dr. Fagan F. Thompson officiating. Nuptial music featured organist Mrs. John King and soloist Miss Mary Fletcher Pruett of Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara June Kirk
Peter Kratohvil, Jr
First Methodist Church
Fagan F. Thompson
John King
Mary Fletcher Pruett
Ashland
Willodean Lovvorn
Norma Ellen Willis
Lovvorn
Mary Landal Carr
Daniel Patterson Kirk
Peter Kratohvil
Sandal Carr
Carolyn
Hughes
D. P. Kirk
J. B. Willis
Johnny Kirk
J. C. Williamson and Son
Perino Gaither
Katherine Gaither
Jarry Thorpe
J. C. Braxton
Bynum
Anniston
Betty Kirk
Langdale
Earl Hartselle
Daytona Beach
Florida
John Bittinger
Bostick Mink
Stewart
Mary Helen Champion
W. Davis
Robert Gorman
Betty Gorman
Robert Cordes
Gene Camp
Birmingham
Enlarged Hamil Clinic Now One of Souths Finest
The Hamil clinic on Bank Street expands to 14 private rooms and five multi bed rooms as remodel completes. Operated by Dr. J Y Hamil and Dr. Bert Ellis the two story addition includes air conditioning elevators and a modern two space reception and nurses desk. Aimed to serve a growing medical center area the expansion features soundproof walls hospital beds movable lighting bedlights and upgraded sterilizing and operating facilities with natural light from glass brick openings and shadow free surgical lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamil Clinic
Bank Street
Sam Hobbs
Hamil
J. Y. Hamil
Bert Ellis
Evangelistic Services Set at First Baptist Church
A series of evangelistic services runs from Sunday July 11 to Sunday July 18 at First Baptist Church with Dr. Oscar A. Davis of Gadsden as guest speaker and O. F. Watts directing music. Local residents and several visitors are mentioned among those hosting and attending, along with an update on Ed Goehler’s critical back injury and various trips and activities of area residents.
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First Baptist Church
Oscar A. Davis
Gadsden
O. F. Watts
Charles J. Granade
Dr. Davis
Tom Hughes
Mobile
Fred W. Hurston
Robert M. Clark
Thomas Ezekiel
Edwin McCalip
Weslo
Texas
Bill Clark
Firhope
Bobby Clark
Alene Murphree
Memphis
Tenn
Phillip Hartung
Dickson
County Health Department
J. W. Arnold
George Fehler
Hot Springs
Ed Goehler
Cullman Hospital
Ford Robinson
Goodwater
L. L. Otwell
P. G. Hartung
Birmingham
W. P. McGlawn
Ashville
Robert Rosson
Elbert Ponder
Suzanne
Joyce
Atlantic City
N. J
Ponder
Retail Hardware Dealers
Charles R. Rainey
Helen Hauk
Philadelphia
Rainey
Cullman
Herman Stewart
Tuscaloosa
Dean Stewart
University
Fisher
Chevrolet
State Agent Hatton Fired. Personnel Board Upholds
The Kentucky Personnel Board upheld the dismissal of Amos J. Hatton, manager of the Russellville state employment service office, for alleged failure to cooperate with field supervisors and to accept reprimands. Hatton had been suspended 30 days before being discharged after appealing for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Amos J. Hatton
State
Russellville
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Lawrence Phillips
Cullman News
Armstrong
LaSalle
J. B. Sheats CO
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First Methodist
HAM
Curtis
A. A. Jones
John H. Jones
South
Appliance CO
Raymond Poteete
4Th Ave
Neal
Cagle
Neal Cagle
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Onne
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