Velma Tanner Marries Maxie Turner in Alabama Home
Velma Tanner of Gardendale Alabama wed Maxie Turner in a ceremony Saturday July 10 1941 at Judge T C Almon s home The couple will reside in Decatur Alabama A wedding note at the ceremony and a brief life in Decatur follow the announcement. The piece also lists multiple church society meetings including First Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible Class Central Baptist W M B Circles and Central Methodist W S C S with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Tanner
Gardendale
Ala
Velma
Maxie Turner
T. C. Almon
Decatur
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
W. H. Long
Personal notices of visits and travels in Decatur area
Mrs John Clarke of Chicago Til visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs oO P Stinson Beverly Jane Nebrig and Otto Nebrig Jr recover from tonsillectomy at Chenault Clinic Miss Oleta Whitman leaves Decatur for Alabama Public Service Commission in Montgomery many friends regret her move to Birmingham area Miss Carole Dene Warren visits grandmother Mrs D B E Warren on Eighth Avenue West families plan motor trips to Shelbyville and New York Miami area residents travel for leaves and visits Abe Powell family to move to Birmingham various trips to Memphis Greenville Lexington North Little Rock and Arab Alabama improvements in local households and visits with relatives Charles Lewis named second lieutenant in Air Corp Reserve Officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinizy
Julian Bibb
Jackson Street
Marjorie Phinizy
James William Patton, Jr
Montgomery and
Decatur
Early Phinizy
Marjorie Workman
Worwman
H. B. Beard
Ruth Banks
Ed Pirie
Donald Branum
John Harlan Giles
Elinor Green
Edith Klepfer
Katherine Boswell
W. F. Boswell, Jr
Bennie Malone
Frances Rockwell
Gerald Neher
Mary Sue Hardin
Gordon Sherard
Ray Pepper
Oleta Whitman
Alabama Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Carole Dene Warren
North Little Rock, Ark
Mrs
D. BE. Warren
Eighth Avenue West
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Milton Drennen
Fred Cann
Hallie
Jackie
Miami
Fla
Hall
J. A. Cullom
Shelbyville
Tenn
Ban on Shorts Sparks Outcry in Redlands City
Redlands California July 26 Police Commissioner Theodore Krumm ordered arrests of women wearing indecent slimmer clothing especially shorts stirring a move to remove him. The city commission may consider ouster August 6 after critics call the order comic and harmful to Redlands reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Calif
Theodore Krumm
Ige
Clapp
City Commission
Krumm
Postmasters Convene Meeting in Huntsville 1941
Postmasters from the 8th district will meet at the Huntsville post office on Wednesday night July 30 1941 to discuss legislation and policy benefiting the postal service W D Leake president of the Alabama Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters chairs the meeting office inspectors are invited Congressman John will be the main speaker and all district postmasters urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
8Th District
W. D. Leake
Alabama
National Association of Postmasters
Fice
John
Plane Safe After Overnight Flight From Alabama to Tennessee
An observation plane feared lost on a flight to Manchester Tennessee reached its destination safely several hours overdue. Lt Lawrence Williams and private Robert Decker were unharmed. the aircraft arrived around 6 pm. Officials had no information on earlier reports of a forced landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Riley -Field
Manchester
Tenn
Lawrence Williams
Robert Decker
Ruling Upheld on Access for Union Maritime Investigators
In New York on July 26 the U S appeals court upheld an NLRB order requiring three oil tanker companies operating between Gulf ports and Atlantic Seaboard ports to allow union representatives aboard ships to investigate and negotiate grievances of seamen. The ruling affirms access for the National Maritime Union to meet with crews and pursue labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf Ports
Atlantic Seaboard
National Maritime Union
United States Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Housewife Health Boost Through Proper Rest and Attitude
A domestic guidance piece urges housewives to view housework as a noble role not a burden. It encourages organizing chores, taking an hour to rest after lunch, and avoiding exhaustion. It stresses maintaining cheer and self care with cosmetics and timely bedtimes to preserve strength and happiness.
Mercury high across midwest with heat deaths rise
Temperatures max near 100 as heat waves persist through the midwest. The Associated Press reports at least 11 heat deaths from July heat, with six from prostration and five from drowning. Cooler readings appeared only in parts of Ohio Valley and northern Rockies as storms move in.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Middle West
Midlands
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Nebraska
Ohio
Cleveland
Stabula
Wisconsin
Census figures show vast debt by few government units
Census data indicate that 348 of 182 651 state and local units bore 71 percent of total public debt in 1940, with 335 units carrying debt above five million dollars each.
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Central Baptist Circles
Central Baptist W. M
J. R. Huie
Frank Price
Grady Hunter
Highth Avenue
R. D. Freeman
Ernest Branum
Rden Drive
Paul Fretwell
Central Methodist Circles
Central Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service
W. G. Pride
Circle Three
E. W. Kennedy
Trinity Mountain
J. W. Lovelace Jr
Bessie Peach
Carolyn Zeichler
Homer Hutchinson
Louisa Barnett
William Ha Woods
West Palm Beach
Barnett
Phiniy
Marjorieity
Miss Barnett
Sanford Cox
Joe Renneker
M. E. Edwards
Marge Penick Jones
William P. Woods
Ann Barter
Fd Pirie
J. A. Yarbrough
Prospect Drive
Reed Wilson
North Little Rock
John Clarke
Chicago, Til
Oo. P. Stinson
Beverly Jane Nebrig
Otto Nebrig, Jr
Chenault Clinic
Abe Powell
Birmingham
Helen Rauschenberg
Memphis
Elmore Sheppard
Jessie Cunningham
Florence
Frances Rauschenberg
J. R. Hunter
Boothton
Rosa Hawkins
Ida
Cora
Arab, Ala. A
T.M. Wiley and Son
Tom Jr
Hugh Johnson
Oak Street
Henry Beddingfield
New Orleans
T. M. Wiley
Greenville
Lexington
Miss
George Farley Wiley
Dillon
Montana
Tom, Jr
David
Reed Wilson Thompson
Ark
William Paul Thomas
Washington, D. C
Birming
Leon Jones
Gadsden
James
Bogue
Tuscaloosa
Ed Berry
C. M. Davis
E. E. Clem
Raymond Brittain
J. E. Price
North Carolina
Charles Lewis
Will Lewis
Air Corp
TRAND
Hartselle, Ala
Ingrid Bergman
Warner Baxter
Adam
Jane Withers
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Wings
Ray Mill
William Holden
Brian Donlevy
Oklahoma Renegades
Lloyd Nolan
G-Men
Capitol Theatre
20Th Century-Fox Presents
Plein West
Lynn Bari
Arther Kennedy Boa Ores
Petre
Ligyee
Henry Fonda Ih
Frank James
First Methodist Church
Joseph Renneker
Renneker
Margaret Ann Rogers
Reed Rogers
Camp Blanding
Fred Renneker, Jr
Mr.Renneker
Sam Hobbs
Deanna Durbin
Armstrong and Naiban
Dinsmore Bros. Furniture Co
2Nd Ave
Helen Follett
Tates
Ings
W. T Grant Co
Junior Department Store
Mobridge
Had City
Bismarck
Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Carbondale
Til
Troll
Wayne
Indianapo Bany
Concordia
Syracuse
N. Y
Madison
Oklahoma City
Rapid City
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Dodge City
Goidel’s Drug Store
Decatur's New Theatre
Republic Pictures
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Buck Jones
8 Stooges
Medy
Parcs
Gsaching Se AW
Joel McCrea
Ellen Drew
Eddie Bracken
Albert Dekker
Billy Gilbert
William A. Wellman
Renee Ene A
Nilsa
Abbott Ax Costello
Leo Bowman
Alen Curtis
Jone
Frazee
Net
Pendliton
Deanna
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