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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1929

Page

2

Community News From Athens and Mt Pisgah

Sunday at Route 5 Mt Pisgah saw visitors and routine notes as residents report illnesses travel to Decatur and Iuka. Mrs Parker and Mrs Moran drove to visit Fennell Parker and his family while Miss Mannie Bell Best conducted business in Athens. A singing session occurs the second and fourth Sundays with locals invited to attend.

Mt. Pisgah Pugh William Cobb Alice Cobb Decatur Bertha Lecroix Rebecca Perry Mannie Scott Ruby Pugh Tom Ausley Cartwright F. L. Howard J. F. Cobb Vester Leonora Mannie Bell Best Athens

Local Social Notes From Cartwright Area

Mrs Hollis Tuck visits Decatur relatives while Divie Tsibble and several McLemore family members spend Sundays with kin. Mr and Mrs Edward Weathers call on W L Ramsay pair. Tom Elkins visits J C McLemore and hosts R M Stroup guests midweek. John Hamlin of Basham Texas stays with relatives and friends.

Hollis Tuck Decatur Divie Tsibble Stacha Christine McLemore Madghan Letha Mae Tuck Mattie Calvert Edward Weathers W. L. Ramsey Margaret McLemore Gera McLemore Tom Elkins J. C. McLemore R. M. Stroup John Hamlin Basham Texas

Local Family Visits Highlight College Grove Weekend

Notices describe visits among Hames Collins McBride Stewart and Ross families in Hillsboro and nearby areas. Odell McBride travels from Benton Ark to Trinity and Lauderdale County relatives. A July 13 birth is reported and heavy weekend rains caused crop damage.

Singing convention at camp near Hartselle draws locals

Several residents attended the singing convention at the camp ground near Hartselle on Sunday. Mrs. Silas Leeman and her son returned to Birmingham after visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Owens. John Holmes of Center Grove spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Holmes and family. Miss Fannie Owens left for Birmingham to visit relatives. School opens Monday July 22. Miss Margaret Sherrill visited her aunt Mrs. W. H. Lovelady in Hartselle. Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers of Vinemont visited the Foote family, while Nova Foote spent the afternoon with Cora and Ollie Holmes.

Joe Hames Hillsboro G. P. Collins Odell McBride Benton, Ark Claudis McBride Trinity Essie Corum Richard Prince Lauderdale County W. T. Bayne Washington, D. C Lawrence Morgan James L. Stewart Moyers Tom Stewart Tom, Jr Jimmie Hampton Louise Bogle Arthur Darnell L. S. Stewart J. L. Stewart Curtis Corum Willie Ross Charlie Ross Chalybeat Springs Curtiscorum Camp Ground Hartselle Silas Leeman Little Son Birmingham Margaret Owens John Holmes Center Grove F. S. Holmes O. B. Sherrill Morgan County High School Marvin Smith Tom Smith East Morgan Fannie Owens Margaret. Sherrill W. H. Lovelady John Rogers Vinemont R. D. Foote Nova Foote Cora Ollie Holmes

Hamlin and Hardwick Weekend Visit Noted in Local Scene

Miss Ann Hamlin and John Hamlin Jr visited Miss Kathryn Hardwick of Danville. The Basham and Moulton groups, including Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jones, stayed with Edd Rogers. Haywood Mullican is ill at home.

Ann Hamlin John Hamlin, Jr Kathryn Hardwick Danville Gilbert Johnson R. W. Jones Basham Loriie Jones Moulton Edd Rogers Haywood Mullican Mary and Kathryn Hard

Shelton Family Visits Highlight Conway News

Lowell and Orville Shelton of Austinville spent Monday night with their sister Mrs. Eula Stroup and Mr Stroup. Joe Shelton who had been ill a week is able to be up again. Herman McCormick and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Pierce Thrasher. Howard Shelton, recently ill, shows some improvement.

Lowell Orville Shelton Austinville Eula Stroup Stroup Joe Shelton Herman. McCormick Near Enon Herman McCormick Mick Pierce Thrasher Howard Shelton

Falkville News Briefs Highlight Local Health Checks

Mrs J H Caudell returns home improving after a few days in Benevolent hospital. Mrs Jeff Clark rests well after hospitalization. Lula Simpson remains ill at home. Mrs J A Howle back after visiting a ill sister. S G Parker ill several days. Benny Jones visits ill uncle George Freeman. Prof B G Hall and family relocate to east Falkville. PTA met Wednesday with a pleasant program followed by a business session.

J. H. Caudell Lula Simpson J. A. Howle S. G. Parker Benny Jones George Freeman B. G. Hall East Falkville

Junkins Confined To Home After Auto Crash

W G Junkins remains at his Falkville home after being struck by a car driven by Mrs Ed Jeffers last Sunday. Authorities say the injuries are not believed serious but he will be unable to go out for some time.

W.G. Junkins Ed Jeffers Falkville Junkins

Consistent Southpaw Pate Stars For Fort Worth Panthers

Joe Pate a left handed pitcher with the Minneapolis Millers is noted for consistent twirling in the Texas league. He recorded between 25 and 30 victories annually for seven seasons with the Fort Worth Panthers.

Fort Worth Tex Joe Pate Minneapolis Millers Fort Worth Panthers

Income Growth in Alabama Property Taxes 1919 1928

Alabama’s direct state property tax rate remained at 6.5 mills from 1919 to 1928 while county taxes rose 28 percent. The Alabama School Journal notes state property tax receipts increased from 4.42 million to 7.32 million, and county taxes from 5.93 million to 15.73 million, reflecting rising property values and local funding needs.

Montgomery Ala Alabama The Alabama School Journal Journal Treasuries

May Be Ambassador Associated Press Photo

John N. Willys, a prominent Detroit automobile manufacturer, is reportedly under consideration by President Hoover for a diplomatic appointment.

Associated Press John N. Willys Detroit Hoover

Radio Programs and Clear Channel Stations Listings

Central time schedule lists WEAF and affiliated stations with 5:15 to 10:20 PM programs. Includes WJZ WENR WLS WMAQ and many others with concerts, dance music, news and variety hours across Chicago Newark Cincinnati Detroit and more.

Associated Press Clear Channel WEAF New York University WDAF WKY WFJC WIOD WMC Rudy Vallee KSD Wow Jack Albin KSD KYW Chicago Bob Walter Wilson Orchetra WBBM Dixie WABC WENR WGN WLIB Quin Nighthawks WGN Orch WLS WJZ WMAQ Orch Amos and Andy WLW Cincinnati Mansfield and Lee Wtam-Wear Cleveland Hotel Orchestra Des Moines WCX WJR Detroit Auto Family Detroit Symphony Amos WOWO Wayne KFAB Lincoln KJR WCCO Minneapolis St. Paul Lake Harriet KMOX St. Louis Friendship Club Toy Theater Players Willie and Lillie Ozark Steve League Amos-Andy WSB Atlanta Harry Pomar Hot Springs WHAS Louisville Greater WSM Nashville WOAI San Antonio

Mobile's export trade increases

Mobile appears to gain traction in the cotton export trade after the state docks' completion. Reports from New Orleans indicate public warehouse handling charges were reduced, suggesting Mobile docks are becoming competitive with New Orleans tariffs in cotton storage and movement.

New Orleans Docks Board

Sunfacing mare born underground faces risk of light shock

A two year old horse named KLETNA Mont born deep in a mine has never seen sunlight. Vigorously healthy and lively, she stands taller than mine horses that have been raised underground. Health investigators will decide if she can adapt to surface conditions or suffer light-induced daze when brought to the surface.

Kletna Mont Coda Tas Charles Fletcher Ether

Cotton trade growth noted in Mobile docks report

The 1929 fiscal year report of the docks commission shows cotton movement in Mobile rose by about 100000 bales from the prior year ending June 30 1929. Officials predict further gains in the upcoming season.

Sorace Mobile Docks Commission

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Alva Moran Parker Iuka Miss Fennell Parker Cartwright News College Grove News Cedar Creek News Neel News Conway News Falkville News Jeff Clark Benevolent Hospital Rice Hudson Berry Motor Company Berry Motor Co Bartaclle, Ale Decatur, Ala Drane Motor CO WSB Skylark WAPI University of Air KRLD Dallas WFAA WBAP Fred Beal O. F. Aderholt Gastonia N. C Chevrolet Louisiana City Flint, Michigan Fisher Flint Michigan Hill Chevrolet Corner Lee and Line St Lawrence County Chevrolet Co Moulton, Alabama
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