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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
7
The state plans highway 33 work in Hartselle with co laying on the route from Pence's to 81. The project focuses on paving while crews lay the foundation and surface.
A reader describes persistent back pain from over exertion and muscle strain. The relief comes from a drink that calms nerves and eases discomfort, with claims of rapid pain relief and improved daily function.
A $39,901 Army Engineer contract was awarded Wednesday to Inscho's Mechanical for modifying ventilating water and plumbing systems in various buildings at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama by Engineers Birmingham.
Three Alabama residents Mamie Grice Frank Luckey and Thomas Mathews face federal charges for harboring a suspect in a Cleveland bank robbery. Arrested near home, Bond set at 2000 each for those taken Monday Nathaniel Godbolt Roger Lewis and Mary Elizabeth Miller, all Brewton residents, are held on related counts.
A new FCC approved buyer acquires Ranch Cafe property on North Sparkman to erect a broadcast tower for a Hartselle station. Newman of WEZB plans to move his family to Hartselle and open the station by October 1.
A Morgan County workshop for school principals will be held tomorrow from 7:30 a.m. to noon at Austinville School. Morgan County Superintendent Lester Wooten will discuss board policies. Mrs. Merle B. Donaldson, county school lunch supervisor, will provide lunchroom details.
Lawrence was returned with him from Evansville Indiana where he was held on an Alabama warrant. Officers made the trip to bring him back yesterday.
Alabama department stores report April sales below the previous year with cash and credit declines. Cash down 9 percent and credit down 7 percent, attributed to earlier Easter. Montgomery 12 percent lower, Birmingham 9 percent, Mobile 7 percent, other areas down. Installment sales down 6 percent while cash transactions rose 18 percent. Household appliance sales down 1 percent.
Researchers report a 1,500-pound Alaskan bear primarily consumes small mammals including mice ground squirrels and marmots in its diet. The findings highlight the species adaptation and feeding habits in its natural habitat.
A Baptist Bible School is announced for Hartselle with sessions from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. inviting children ages four to 15. The notice also mentions officers for the eight day program.
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