Pettusville Social Notes Visit Friends Across Counties
Decatur resident Max Hodges and several Athens visitors call on local families. Neighbors and kin gather for birthdays and holidays, with trips to Sardis Springs Hayes Mill and Cartwright. Families such as Atkinson Dunnavant Evans Powers and Holt appear among the week’s visiting and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hodges
Decatur
Athens
Bart Wilson
Sarah
Marie
W. D. Evans
Bessie Holt
Joe Holt
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
Ath Holt
T. J. Dunnavant
Kirk Dunnavant
Myra
James Jackson
Sardis Springs
Maggie Lou Morton
Columbia
International Paper Company declares quarterly dividends
The board of directors declares a regular quarterly dividend of one and a quarter percent on the active 7% Preferred Stock and a regular quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on the cumulative 6% preferred stock for the current quarter. Dividends payable July 15, 1929 to holders of record at close of business June 25, 1929. Checks mailed. Transfer books remain open. Owen Surratan, Vice President and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
New York
Nctive
Owen Surratan
Fice- Pres. and
Treas
Power Company Board Sets Quarterly Stock Dividends
Boston, June 12 1929 The Board approves a regular quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on the Cumulative 78 Preferred Stock and one and one half percent on the Cumulative 6% Preferred Stock for the current quarter ending July 15th. Transfer books close July 25th with record date at close of business June 25th. R G Lapp treasurer.
Mount Zion News Highlights Local Visits and Church
Rev Tucker filled his Belleview appointment with a large Sunday congregation. Miss Bertha Bullard dined with Miss Ruby Hil. Mr and Mrs Richard Gray of Oak Grove visited. L Kitchens visits Texas. Curtis Thrasher of Oak Grove stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Q A Graves of Oneonta visited. Community notes from Mt Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Belleview
Corinth
Bertha Bullard
Ruby Hil
Richard Gray
Oak Grove
L. Kitchens
Texas
Curtis Thrasher
Local Social Notes From Lebanon Area
Mrs. Cecil Hampton of Moulton visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Hampton on Monday. W R Sandlin returned home after several days in Tennessee with son Earl. Mrs Hattie Hill of Haleyville visits her mother Mrs Dave Stover. Mr and Mrs Jess Chenault and family were Sunday guests of his brother West Chenault near Friendship. Mr and Mrs Warner Pope of Addison visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Hampton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hampton
Moulton
Samuel Hampton
W.R. Sandlin
Tennessee
Earl Sandlin
Hattie Hill
Haleyville
Dave Stover
Jess Chenault
West Chenault
Friendship
Warner Pope
Addison
George Hampton
Elijah Upton
J. R. Stephenson
Paul Miller Johnson
Decatur
Earl Riggs
Lee Brooks
T. K. Hogan
E. V. Burch
Chester Stamps
Ruth Hampton
Ays W .Pleton
Danville
Charlie McMillan
Jim Smith
Smith
Pauline
Victory Chenault
Travis Waites
J. T. Rogers
Wallace Hogan
D. M. Hogan
Ursie Wallace
Lutheran Pastor Heads to Cullman for Mission Report
Rev. R W Hahn of St Pauls Lutheran plans to report to the North Alabama circuit conference in Cullman on mission possibilities in Gadsden. He conducted a July survey for forming a Lutheran congregation in Gadsden and declined New Orleans speaking engagements to pursue a potential Lutheran mission trip to Muscle Shoals with a possible New York City visit mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W. Hahn
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cullman
Gadsden
North Alabama
Hahn
New Orleans
New York City
Muscle Shoals
Sunday Dinner Guests and Weekend Visitors List
Sun dinner guests included Rev Elizah Upton with Mr and Mrs James Walker and also Miss Ruth Hampton returning home from Danville. Weekend visitors were Mrs Berlie Riddles of Austinville with her parents Mr and Mrs W R Sandlin and Mrs E V Burch and family plus Mr and Mrs Chester Stamps of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizah Upton
James Walker
Berlie Riddles
Austinville
W. R. Sandlin
Fred Stephenson
Oswell
J. G. Wallace
Alabama medical exams chart ten universities in state capital
Ten universities are represented in Alabama medical certification examinations at the state capitol. Tulane and Emory lead with six applicants each, followed by Howard University Loyola of Chicago Vanderbilt University and others. Examinations run from Tuesday to Friday under the Alabama Medical Association board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Capitol
Tulane
Emory
Howard University of Washington
Loyola of Chicago
University of Tennessee
Jefferson Medical College
St. Louis University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Arkansas
Vanderbilt University
State Board of Medical Examiners
Alabama Medical Association
George T. Rowe
Loyola University of Chicago
Houston
Clifton F. Nelson
Yazoo City
Miss
Alexander C. Davis
Henderson, N. C
P. L. Richardson
Howard University
Charleston
S. C
Murray Smith
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A cluttered grid lists Across clues including nuisance and flood, Anglo-Saxon slave, and medicinal plant, plus Down entries from Tropical to Turkish title. Several entries reference numbers, abbreviations, and word forms, with answers likely spanning classic crossfill and thematic terms.
Yancey Granted Bond After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Ed Yancey of Morgan county east end was granted a $5000 bond after a long habeas corpus hearing led by Judge W. W. Callahan. He surrendered voluntarily after indictment for murder connected to a pistol wound and the death of Mrs Bowls in a shooting involving Roy Bowling. defense Almon and Almon. state Wade Wright and Melvin Hutson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Yancey
Morgan County
W. W. Callahan
Yancey
Almon
Wade Wright
Melvin Hutson
Grand Jury
Murdh
Bowls
Roy Bowling
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Pettusville News
Malindra Atkinson
W. W. Adcock
Edgar Adcock
Carl Spence
Cartwright
Jewel Black
Joan Kates
Presley Black
Ripley
Malindia Atkinson
Earl Wilson
Ola Hargrove
Veto
Bob Powers
MT. Zion’ News
Henry Montgomery
Ernest Brewer and Son
Pearlie Montgomery
Q. A. Graves
Oneonta
Lebanon News
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EF
Pinkham Med. CO
Lynn, Mass
Willehay Bros
Vohn
Eyster Bidg
Ike, Jr
C. J. Johnson
Mrs. Earl Riggs
John Day
Associated Press
Dieudonne Coste
Jacques Bellonte
le Fourget Field
Paris
Cal College
Fairfield
E. G. Givhan, Jr
Montevallo
Thomas M. Towns
Liberty
W. J. Barber
Butler
L. P. Cox
Columbus
W. H. Minor
Milledgeville
R. X. Stallworth
Evergreen
L. L. Parks
Vanderbilt
Gleason
J. T. Quinn
State Game and Fisheries Department
Samuel J. Grosso
New Jersey
Quinn
Mobile
Department
Fort Gaines
Zane Grey
Irvin 8. Cobb
Ozark Ripley
Henry O'Malley
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
Billy Hamilton
Charles Lamb
Arctie
English College
Poe
Callahan
Hilda Cafe
Atwater
Kent
Free Road Service
Hartselle
P. O. Box
Sheffield
Anniston
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