Courtland Army Air Field Nears War Bond Quota
With two weeks left in the drive Courtland Army Air Field nears its $150000 quota as cash purchases and allotments exceed $135000. Civilian committee efforts guided by Major S V Guerin boosted sales with novel schemes including an overally sale netting $29000. July payroll deductions are expected to top $35000, positioning Courtland among the Southeast’s leaders for a field its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Courtland Army Air Field
S. V. Guerin
Courtland
Iron Age notes uptick in steel ingot production
Production in New York shows a modest rise after heat waves manpower shortages and holidays hindered output. The Iron Age reports the week’s gains as mills push to recover from recent disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
For Sale and Wanted to Buy Classified Items
FOR SALE twenty White leghorn hens year old priced at 1 25 each. two hogs reasonable. contact Mrs D F Ready Route 1 Trinity. WANTED TO BUY a used piano for church must be in good condition. contact Mrs Sarah G Rains Route 4 Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. A. Victor
Ani Electric
J.A. Randolph
Danville
Ala
W. E. Terry
Decatur 1
Austinville
Carter Champion
Emma Turner
Box 31
Hillsboro
Hartselle
Emmett Steed
Reas
W. C. Key
Decatur
Moulton Road
Fred Folette
Route 2
Moulton
Bendix
James £. Stewart
Box 4
James E. Stewart
Rush K. Martin
D. F
Route 1
Trinity
D. F. Ready
A. C. Speake
Jersey
W. C. Owens
G. J. Gage
Route 3
Hartseli, Leesdale
Elgin Bicycle
E. Schwenn
B. Holland
Fred Terry
G. W. Looney
Cove Spring
Cecil Linderman
McCulloch _ Pike
McCormick Deering
Falkville
W. T. Murphree
Tanner
D. FF. Ready
Sarah G. Rains
Ellery Queen Chapter Thirty Two Poisoned Cocktail Reveal
Ellery Smith testifies in court about letters and handwriting while Bradford presses for a poisoning theory. Smith admits he knew of three letters and that arsenic was suspected, leading to a dramatic claim that he could have slipped arsenic into a cocktail as the trial nears adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery
Bradford
Mr. Smith
Martin
Newbold
Mr. Queen
Eli Martin
Judge Newbold
Lola Wright
Carter Bradford
Smith
James Haight
Jim
Lola
Farming on Morgan County lands shows grain growth and soil care
Morgan County agriculture notes highlight T. A. Gandy on Falkville route 1 with a 441 acre farm saving 600 bushels of wheat and vetch on 40 acres while producing 1000 pounds of crimson clover seed and 100 pounds of turnip seed. C. A. Poole yields 38-40 bushels of wheat per acre. kudzu mowing by R. A. Mitchell proves mulch possible. farmers urged to prepare seed beds for pasture and alfalfa. terrace building by tractors under AAA payments. July plans for Farm Machinery Rationing through Morgan County committee led by Harvey, Thompson, and Humble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gandy
Falkville
Hulaco
Soil Conservation District
Mitchell
AAA
Dewey Hendrix
Snape
Alabama
H. E. Orr
Morgan County Farm Machinery
John H. Harvey
T. Stewart Thompson
H. D. Hum
Reunion honors L M Breeding with 142 attendees
A July 16 reunion for the John Mason Breeding family gathered 142 friends and relatives in Somerville to celebrate L. M. Breeding's birthday. A noon lunch under mulberry trees accompanied by photo sessions featured numerous family members and extended kin from Somerville, Decatur, Hartselle, Town Creek, Childersburg, and Vinemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
L. M. Breeding
Clifford Breeding
Vandon
Raymond
Margaret
C. M. Lemmond
J. L
Lena Faye
Laura Blankenship
Jean
Barbara Ann
J. T. Walker
Robert Turney
Ireta
Leta
Fran
Royce
Alonzo
Joseph M. Lemmond
Lou
Ollie Freeze
Elgie Rose
Eli
Leonard Turney
Dolphus
John
Otto Butler
Stanley and
Etoile
London
Averie
Freeman
Coss
Ruth
T. “Wy Lyle
Clay Turney
Colleen
Bobby
Virginia
Jewell
J. F. Turney
William Lemmond
Buey
Theo
Jack
June
Ann
Myrie
Luther
Ellanee
Donald
Alonzo Turney
Wilda
Tr. P
Gerald
Somerville
Tommie Breeding
Earl Dean
Cozere
Martha Lee Day
J. H. Lyle
A.H. Lyle
Jackqueline
Floyd Lyle
Owen
Sharp
Wanda
Shirley
Helen
Hugh
Brenda
Clayton Blankenship
Seibert
Decatur
Melvin Breeding
U. S. Navy
Ernie
Linda
Owen Lyle
Mae Frances
F. E. Turney
William Turney
James Douglas
Hartselle
Wesley
Turney
Latane
Hazel
Delano
Shannon
Norris
Coy
Joy
Edward D. Breeding
Cildren
Pandora
Buran
Jay
Clyde
Algorie
Janice
Christine
Childersburg
Elam Taylor
Coolidge
Shefton
Loyd
Clarissa
Town Creek
Winton 4 H Unit Plans Meeting July 22
The Winton 4 H Club will hold its next meeting July 22 at Elgie Rose Freeze's home. Members from the last gathering include Nell Waugh and Elgie Rose Freeze among others, with projects in hogs poultry dairy calf and food preservation led by Nell Waugh as junior leader and Miss Erien Rowe as home agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Elgie Rose Freeze
Nell Waugh
Wilda Turney
Mildred Sivley
Lottie McCutcheon
Clara Mae Sivley
Virginia Turney
Elsie Breeding
Erien Rowe
County rationing to cap truck farm equipment purchases
After July 20 the county will ration items on a quota basis. Manure spreaders combines corn binders corn pickers mowers side delivery rakes hay loaders pick-up balers and tractors will be limited to county quotas. Other items require Certificates of Purchase but have no quotas set, including potato planters grain drills power sprayers potato diggers ensilage cutters garden tractors and irrigation equipment. Morgan County farmers should await further AAA notices.
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Phrey
Morgan County
AAA
Lawrence County MT Hope Social Notes List Visitors
Mrs Robert Cleere of Montgomery spent the past week here with her ear. Seaman ir Reynold Counts and family of Pensacola Florida spent the past week here with relatives. Mrs Gordon Parker and child ren of Decatur are spending sev eral to days o with Mrs Artie Jacks on. Reg Dukeminier and father have gone to Red Boiling Springs Tennessee. Mrs Ray Mann and children of Bear Creek spent the weekend with Mrs Walter Russell. Mr and Mrs Theo Roberson and children of Florence spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Roberson. Mrs D L Betterton of Hartselle was the weekend guest of Mrs Byron Holliday. Mrs H B Quinn and children of Montgomery are visiting Mrs B M Counts. Major Quinn is now stationed in New Guinea Hart Pickens of Jasper spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs W A Pickens. Mrs Curtis O Neal and Mrs Ears line Martin of Courtland spent Sunday with Mrs Arthur Pickens and Mr and Mrs John Quinn of Hart selle are visiting Mr and Mrs Jim Sibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cleere
Montgomery
Seaman Ir Reynold
Pensacola
Fla
Gordon Parker
Decatur
Artie Jackson
Reg Dukeminier
Red Boiling Springs
Tennessee
Ray Mann
Bear Creek
Walter Russell
Theo Roberson
Florence
Claude Roberson
D. L. Betterton
Hartselle
Byron Holliday
H. B. Quinn
B. M. Counts
Major Quinn
New Guinea
Hart Pickens
Jasper
W. A. Pickens
Curtis O'Neal
Earsline Martin
Courtland
Arthur Pickens
John Quinn
Jim Sibler
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Farmers Exchange
Robert L. Stephenson
Pior‘ette
J. W. Latham
Eva
Leroy Murphy
L. L. Bates
W. R. Bates
Parwers
Kenneth Ray Lott
Hartselle 2
Oak Ridge
Boyce H. Lott
Dewey Hughes
Paris Terry
John L. Bean
Hartsette
Ald Key
Fred Murphree
Wiley Hardwick
Vetch
Rexie Maxwell
Miss
Josephine Francis
M. C. Byrum
J-19
Farm Exchange
Ted Downs
Madison
Greenbrier
Jones Chapel
Cullman
Odis Taylor
Sas
J. FP. Waugh
Duncan Phyfe
East Pike
A. Owens
Parks McDonald
Forrest Chapel
Federal
Potato Fertilizer
Paul C. Davis
Bank St
Corner Church
Ferguson
Henkle
J. F. Tanner
A. H. Lyle
Z. M. Luker
Lacey's Spring
J. W. Blankenship
Union
Avery Planter
Almon Terry
Howard H. Bumpus
Anderson
Carl Murphree
John W. Standridge
Kitchens Mill
J-13
Decatur Iron and Steel Shipyard
Rhode Island
Chas
Tommie Little
Landersville
Pari
Jake Millican
Ernest Maples
Sudan
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Aladdin
John W
Sandlin
Calamity Town
Ellery Queen
Morgan County Agriculture Council
R. A Mitchell
D. D. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Gene Ahern
Decatur Transit
Allied van Lines, Inc
The
Williams Transfer & Storage Co
First Ave
Guy Walker
E. W. Lyle
R. P. Sharp
O. T. Sharp
Tim
Elizabeth
Johnnie McCutcheon
Lorene Brown
Alvie Sharp
Elayne
Joe
Betty and
Ola Mae Davis
Lillie May Hammock
Melvin Hutson
J. E. Garrison
Vinemont
James Walter Moore
James Walter Moore and Son
James Jr
Mamie Sharp
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