Local residents listed in daily records and transactions
A montage of names, ages, and occupations appears in the Daily Records with addresses such as Billy Wayne Welch in 1421 9th Ave SE and Abbie Lloyd Bacon Jr in Florence. The entry also includes payments and transfers among individuals and a note about Clark Enterprises as a corporation with a $1 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wayne Welch
9Th Ave. SE
Millwright
Martha Ann Knoblock
10Th St. SE
Southern Bell Telephone
Bourbon History Display At Barton Museum Bardstown
The Barton Museum of Whiskey History in Bardstown showcases 170 years of bourbon making, highlighting Kentucky’s oldest industry for thousands of visitors during the whiskey producing region’s revival.
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Bardstown
Kentucky
Barton Museum of
United States
Science fair displays and local civil suits listed
Students showcase projects like a Tesla Coil while Morgan County civil suits and circuit court cases are noted. Listed defendants include Don atley Home Furniture Co Geneva Foote Atlas Finance Co. and others with associated monetary amounts and case names.
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Roy Lynn
Ward
Jack C. Templeton
Martin FE. Bushym
Clinton J. Bird
Theo M. Compton
Olva Painter
John Thomas Crews
H. L. Dosier
J. W. Scott
Ollie Benson
State Construction. Co
Jimmy A. Howard
Morgan County Court
Rowland Compton
Donatley
Don
Geneva Foote
S Home
Ambiguous Historical Transfers and Sums Listed
A fragmented OCR record shows multiple $1 transfers between individuals and entities, including Karl E. Prince to Morgansson, Lovick Sharp to Alta County, Theo M. Compton to Maude Sharp, Jack C. Tem i to Cecil D. Powers, Theopleton to Hartselle Hospital, M. Compton to Tony Ray Bran Inc., Bennie E. Walker to. The incomplete item suggests a ledger or notice of small-value transactions lacking context or dates.
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Karl E. Prince
Morgansson
Lovick Sharp
Alta County
Theo M. Compton
Maude Sharp
Jack C. Temi
Cecil D. Powers
Theopleton
Hartselle Hospital
M. Compton
Tony Ray Bran\Inc
Bennie E. Walker
Cambodian Wedding Ceremony Spans Three Days
The wedding rites unfold over three days with the groom spending intervals in a pavilion set up in the yard of the bride’s home. Attendants observe customs between ceremonies as families prepare for the final vows.
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Morgan County
Abbie Lloyd Bacon Jr
Flornce
Stephanie Ibridge
Richmond Ave
Erbie Lee Collins
Hartselle
Peckman Manufacturing Co
Effie Lee
Falkville
Beautician
Johnny Earl Foster
Decatur
Marjorie Alice Haff
18Th Ave
Goodyear Mill
Bruce Lowell Henry
Diana Lynn Shaneyfelt
David R. Q. Wilbanks
Eva
Lake
Judy
Carpenter
Patsy Ann
Jim
Benfield
Jim Garner
Robert Carl Delones
Edina Jean Smith
Judent
Lester Shaneyfelt
Elmo Aneyfelt
Marion E. Sims
William T. Burns
Jane von Adams
George Wdams
Charles Burden
Shaneyfelt
Martin Bushey
Lloyd D. Tate
Zola C. Bussey
Clark Enterprises
Miss Smith
Judy Harwell
Paul W. Harwell
Decatur Jaycettes
Sun
Mon
Web
America
Wash & Wear
Drue Boggess
Herman Collins
Carl Shaneyfelt
Hartselle Grocery Co. Inc
Earl J. Hampton
Sales Acceptance Corp
Jewel N. Adams
Interstate Finance Co
Eddie Ray Owens
Kiwanis Club
Ronald Wilkening
John Maynor
Jervis Jones
Jim Duncan
The
Jim Taylor
Decatur Cash & Carry Building Materials
Second Ave
S.E
Birmingham
Anniston
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery Mobile
Dothan
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