Funeral for Mrs. Haddock to be held at Ninth Street Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. J. N. Haddock 70 of Hartselle will be led by Rev. C S Gamble at 2 p m today at Ninth Street Methodist Church. She died Friday night at home after long illness. Burial in Tanner Cemetery with Brown directing. Survivors include husband two daughters Mrs Woodruff and Mrs N E Pruitt Jacksonville one son W E Haddock Hartselle two brothers R M Ray Birmingham N L Ray Florence a sister Miss Mary Ray Birmingham several grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Hartselle R “Esident
C.S. Gamble
Ninth Street Methodist Church
J. T. Woodruff
Fifth Avenue South
Young Vocalist Jamie Neher Wins Lowell Contest
Jamie Neher age five, grandson of Mr and Mrs I R Neher of 402 Ferry St Grand Rapids, won the Lowell amateur showboat contest among 24 entries in front of over 2 000 spectators. He then completed a four day engagement July 23 27 with professional acts, singing A Good Man Is Hard To Find and two encores Give Me A Little Kiss You Won t Be Satisfied. His mother accompanied him and expressed more nerves than he did. The Neher family resides at 319 South Fifth Street Grand Rapids.
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I R. Neher
Ferry Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Jamie
Lowell
Jaycee
Rawley Neher
South Fifth Street
Zoning Plan Study Board Formed in Cullman
Cullman forms a seven member zoning study board to assess city layout and housing districts. JT Whitaker W O Buettner Frank H Hoelscher and Robert A Young represent residential quarters while Dr Phillip G Hartung Robert Rosson and Asa B Fuller represent business districts.
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Cullman Tribune
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Robert A. Young
Phillip G. Hartung
Robert Rosson
Asa B. Fuller
Democrat Rosson to Build New Office Home in Cullman
J Robert Rosson owner publisher of the Cullman Democrat plans a brick and steel 40 by 80 foot building with a 1000 square foot basement at 217 219 First Avenue West. The Democrat established June 5 1901 has been Rosson family owned for 45 years with Mrs J R Rosson editing much of that time.
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Cullman Democrat
The
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First Avenue West
Alabama
S H. Fuller
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W L
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Singing gathering and visits in Aldridge Grove community
Several from Aldridge Grove attended the Center Sunday singing. Mr and Mrs Lester Cole and children visited in Moulton Friday. Funeral attendance for Lige Wiley at Enon Monday afternoon. Revival begins at Aldridge Grove next Sunday with all invited.
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Lester Cole
Moulton
Lowell Cole
Walter Cole
Lige Wiley
Enon
Olean Melson
George Melson
Eddie Mae
Irene Melson
Willard Cole
Betty Jean Melson
Frances Cole
Mary Rodgers
Decatur
Deaths and Funeral Notices in Fairview Area
Funeral services for William Travis Livingston 79 longtime Fairview planter were held Thursday at Simcoe Baptist Church. Surviving wife, four sons, six daughters, sister, brother, and other relatives listed. burial at church cemetery. Also reported is notification that Sgt Mack Vest Jr 20 was killed in an air craft accident on July 20. body to be shipped home. he had re enlisted and served as bombardier.
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Mary Major
University of Alabama
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Lambert Meackentene
Possma City
Jack Vogel
University
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J. R. Lucas
Washington D. C
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P. G. Hartung
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Birmingham
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Red Cross
Lyric Theatre
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Gus Burleson
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Cullman County
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Akron
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Grady
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Martha Drinkard
Elizabeth Livingston
Eva
Joe Livingston
Pine Bluff
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Bud Livingston
Mack Vest
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Panama
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CIO organizer notes tough Southern drive for unions
Bittner says New Orleans visit shows laws and officials hinder CIO organizing, noting Mississippi yielded the most gains since the drive began June 15. He is meeting with Louisiana and Mississippi CIO directors. Also a classified notice seeks a two or three room apartment for a wife and veteran with no children. Call 1214-W.
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Aerate expands Harvard anniversary under 1650 charter
An expanded program marks Harvard’s anniversary linked to the 1650 charter. Officials note the milestone broadens events and public participation across campus.
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Harvard Aniversary
Four-horned antelope described as living wild though rare
A fragment notes the four-horned antelope as a living wild species, listing the unusual horn configuration. The text emphasizes its rarity and natural presence.
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