Sailing and secrets aboard Crest Lake
Jo joins Fragonet for a sailing outing at Crest Lake as tensions rise with Edna Fragonet and Babs Montgomery nearby. Fragonet hints at a complication from Jo not wanting the star life, while Jo recalls her Hollywood plans. A speedboat near-misses highlight navigational risk and unresolved attraction.
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Fragonet
Fragonst
Douglas Marsh
Edna Fragonet
Crest Lake
Inn
Reed
Babs
Marsh
Els Thornes
Babs Montgomery
Lake
Rence
Todd’ ‘Barstow
Gong Huntre
Class of 29 Central records 1998 list
Fred Eaves compiles a 1998 datum for Central’s Class of 29 students. Of 56 listed, 20 remain in Decatur. many live in Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, and New Jersey with occupations including teacher, clerk, and insurance agent. The document names numerous individuals and current towns, ending with a note about an incident near a rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waves
Central
Out Our Way Local Names and Stores in Decatur Area
A parade of local names and businesses appears listing Decatur residents Annie Stevens Julia Prosser Mrs Arthur Nichols Led M Carter Mrs Clyde Miller Pulaski Tenn Paul Wade Standard Gil Co Decatur Paul Conley Scottdboro Ala Lamar Mooney Marvaline Andrews Ruby aidce Dr Ellis Florence Anne Buttreys Store Lilianell Wootworth Decatur Haywood Tapscott Goodrich Silver ywn Florence Edith Tothere un known Joe Cottrell Alabama dosiery Mill Decatur and others.
Little Gray Man Appeals in Cherokee Sestch-Cherokes Plea
In a tribal scene the five Cherokee groups debate petitions and rites around sacred fires to honor Sequoyah and the Cherokee alphabet as chiefs Ross and Red Birdsmith address white influence and the desire to live without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookson Hills
United States
Indian Affairs
John Red Birdsmith
Ross
Sequoyah
Steel Industry Shows Small Gain
Iron Age reports a 3 point rise in the steel industry operating rate to 12 percent capacity. With gains since Independence Day, ingot production has recovered all ground lost since mid May and further gains are promised. Steel buying activity remains buoyant on the iron and steel market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Two Men Held In Colbert Slaying
In Colbert County two men, Clark Fuller Jr and Alfred Fuller, are jailed on murder charges after the hammer attack that killed W B Bradford. Sheriff John B Lockwell noted Fred Bradford, father of the victim, had filed an assault with intent to murder charge against Clarence Fuller. Mrs Bradford witnessed the fatal beating.
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Colbert
Tuscumbia
Ala
Clark Fuller, Jr
Alfred Fuller
Colbert County
W. B. Bradford
John B. Lockwell
Fred Bradford
Clarence Fuller
Race for Life in Three Forks A Turkey A Horse And Driver Save Ellen Weaver
In Three Forks Montana on July 24 a turkey, a team of ranch horses and a motorist ferried Ellen Weaver eight to a doctor after a rattlesnake bite. The turkey’s mother killed the fowl and applied it as a poultice to the bitten hand while the horses and driver carried Ellen over mountains to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Mont
Turdy
Ellen Weaver
Ballot stuffing used as sleeping aid in LA welfare clutter
In Los Angeles on July 24 the salvage division of the county re habitation department shredded old ballots and stuffed them with ticks to use as sleeping mats for welfare clients. A transient sleeper demanded a recount citing his improvised "box" mat as evidence of malfeasance.
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Los Angeles
County Rehabitation Department
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Hollywood
Crestate
Drann
Fred Eaves
Wallace Alexander
Lawrence
And
Bros
Franklin
Montgomlin
Oeth
Decatur
Ray
American Tel
Maxwell
America Co
George Tva
Aminer
E Ford
Jean Humphrey
Joe Humphrey
Decatur Daily
Harvey
N. J
Hutson
Marton
Everett Petty
Clara James Stipe
Hah
Tress
Shocco Springs
Rnte
Shocco Springs Company, Inc
Talladega, Alabama
Purina
American ‘Bar Association
Paps
Vanvom
New York City
Ehitef
State pub‘Mo. Service
Leif Ericsson
Thor Solberg
Paul Oscanyan
North Atlantic
America
Norway
Solberg Ia
Montreal
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