Listings of residents and dismissals in Cullman county area
A compiled roster lists hospital patients and dismissals by name and hometown across Cullman county. Names include Dorothy Smith Harvest 1, Collins Easter Rogersville 1, and many Athens Moulton and Hanceville entries, with multiple street and box addresses and associated counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Harvest
Collins Easter
Rogersville
Mary Kirk
Elkmont
Timothy Albert Scoggins
Athens
Jim Evans
Leonard McLemore
William R. Stinnett
William Black
Dwight Bates
Bradley G. Self
Toney
Cathryn Wilson
Florence
Local Names List with Addresses and Dismissals
A collection of personal names and street addresses appears, including Mrs. J C Jordan 108 Wilson NE and Mrs. William D Crawford Trinity plus infants Cynthia Blythe and Edward Van Wilhite. Also listed are James Michael Red Ruben H McCulloch and Robert L Borden among others with various street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Jordan
Wilson
William D. Crawford
Trinity
Edward van Wilshite
10Th St
E. V. Wilhite
Douglas Burke Hamilton
Endlam Blvd
Forest G. Rhodes
Bobby Cox
Cynthia Blythe
Wilson St
Paulem
James Michael Red
16Th Ave
Ruben H. McCulloch
Moulton
Permit Approved for P A Irwin Roof Carport Project
City clerk issues a building permit to P. A. Irwin on Spring Ave SW to build a roof over a carport construct a storage room with a total value of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Irwin
Spring Ave
Deaths James F. Luallen 84 Wheeler
James F. Luallen 84 of Wheeler died at home Monday night at 7 15 Funeral services set for Wednesday at Union Hill Church Lawrence County with Revs Dennis Tucker Wilburn Guyse and Troy Ashley officiating Burial in adjoining cemetery Brown Funeral Co Decatur directing Grandsons to serve as pallbearers Surviving include three daughters three sons five grandchildren 51 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Luallen
Wheeler
Union Hill Church
Lawrence County
Dennis Tucker
Wilburn Guyse
Troy Ashley
Brown Funeral Co
Decatur
Ruby Laullen
Mattie Maude Sawyer
Liddie Bumgart
Moulton
Claude
Carbon Hill
Earl
Ellis Luallen
Lusindy
Cagle
Sittason Infant Vickie Lynn Graveside Rites Held
Graveside services for Vickie Lynn Sittason age infant were held Sunday at Oakview Memorial Gardens. Minister Tommy Vernon officiated. Vickie is the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Sittason. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E L Shook and Mrs Willie Rex of Decatur.
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Vickie Lynn Sittason
14Th Ave
Oakview Memorial Gardens
Tommy Vernon
Vickie Lynn
Ray
E. L. Shook
Willie Rex
Decatur
Samuel Pruitt obituary notice in Moulton
Samuel Pruitt 73 of Moulton died at 6 35 a m today Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 p m at Johnson Chapel Methodist Church.
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Samuel
Tom) Pruitt
Moulton
Johnson’s Chapel Methodist Church
Local Residents Listed In Community Directory
North St Mrs Thomas D Grubbs Cornelian Court Apts Carl Schwachow Old Moulton Rd Miss Frances Ann Harrison 1824 Brookmeade Rd SE Pascula Kelly 903 8th Ave James A Turner 2007 9th St SE Robert A Lentz 621 4th Ave WW Master Louie Glenn Holland Box 515 Elkmont Mrs Chester Pittman Hartselle 1.
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North St
Thomas D. Grubbs
Cornelian Court Apts
Carl Schwachow
Old Moulton
Frances Ann Harrison
Brookmeade Rd
Pascula Kelly
8Th Ave
James A. Turner
9Th St
Robert A. Lentz
4Th Ave
Louie Glenn Holland
Elkmont
Chester Pittman
Hartselle
Dismissals Listed for Baugh Wiley Smith Firm Clients
The docket lists individuals including Martha Jean Holderfield of 412 Memorial Dr SW Eva 1, Jean Griffin of 1907 Knight, Raymond Taylor of 1024 4th Ave SE, Robert Drinkard, Mrs. Lee Ransom of 924 5th Ave, and Mrs. W W Storey with infant son Robin Dale in Selma Alabama, plus Betty Whitt of Elkmont 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jean Holderfield
SW Robert Drinkard
Eva
Jean Griffin
1907 Knight
Lee Ransom
5Th Ave
W. W. Storey
Robin Dale
Selma
Ala
Betty Whitt
Elkmont
Markets Report Shows Steady Livestock Prices and Lamb Demand
The market notes bulk sales for pigs Nos 1-3 at 190-245 lb and prices 15.75 16.50. Sows steady at 11.50-13.00 with instances to 13.50. Sheep 600 head mostly steady. Prime lambs up to 23.50 with good and choice lots 20.00-23.00.
Powers Writes He's Doing OK
Barbara Powers said she received a May 31 letter from Francis Gary Powers written in Moscow. The letter, dated May 26, describes his capture, injuries, Moscow tour, and ongoing hope for return as he faces espionage charges with possible punishment from seven years to death.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Soviet Union
Barbara Gay Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
James Baugh
Powers
Milledgeville
Manteen Brown
Gary
Raugh
Market eases as stocks drift in midday trading
New York traders held to fractional moves as the market opened higher then turned mixed. U.S. Steel and Standard Oil slipped while Westinghouse dropped over a point and Eastman Kodak led gains among leaders. The Dow industrials stood at 655.56 at noon, with the AP 60 stock average down 0.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
American Motors
Eastman Kodak
de Pont
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate Railroad
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Noon stock roundup shows mixed gains across manufacturers
New York trading midday highlights list gains for Gulf Oil Acme Steel International Harvester Air Reduction International Paper Allis Chalmers Kaiser Aluminum and others with several names posting double digit percentages. Traders monitor tobacco metal and utility stocks as market momentum shifts.
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NEW York
Gulf Oil
Acme Steel
Int. Paper
Allis Chal
Kaiser
Air L
LOF Glass
Baker Am Ligg & My
Am Can
Mtrs
Lockh Air Oe
T&t
Tob
Lou & Nash
Anac Cop
Macy
Armour
Armst Ch
Merr Ch & S
Atl C Line
Mpls Hon
Minn M&m IM
Minute Maid
Balt & Ohio
Monson Ch
Beth Steel
Mont Ward
Borden
Nat Dairy
Bridg Brass
Nat Distl
Burl
Nat Stl
Calum & HH
Olin
Cater Trac Owens
Poultry Market Reports Show Mixed Demand and Prices
Birmingham and Atlanta AP dispatches describe broilers and fryers cleared close in size categories with fair to good demand, adequate supplies, and prices paid around 17 to 18 cents per pound. Georgia live poultry market notes buyers offering 17 to 17.5 cents with transfers and farm movements included.
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Poultry Birmingham
Intra-Co
Atlanta
Georgia
Poultry price report notes varied broiler rates
The report shows broilers priced mostly at 17 cents per pound, heavy birds at 19 to 20 cents at farms and 21 cents f.o.b plants, with light types too scarce to quote.
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F.o.b
Birmingham Egg Market Report Shows Mixed Demand
AP dispatch from Birmingham notes good demand for large and small eggs with ample supplies. Prices vary by grade: locally produced white large 32.34, mediums 26-29, con 21-23. consumer grades movement fair to good, large higher, mediums slightly lower. Direct sales by nearby producers push white large 40-43, mediums 35-31, small 29-31.
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Birmingham
Livestock and Hog Market Report From Thomasville Ga
Cattle numbers around 250 with steady to weak tone. Cows light, yearlings 22.00 to 24.00 per cwt. Bulls scarce. Hog receipts about 2700 across multiple Georgia markets steady with No 1 and 2 weight borrows mostly 16.75 to 23.00. sows 11.25 to 14.25. Prime lambs 23.50 with good and choice 20.00 to 23.00.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Jacksonville
Area Couples Welcome Babies in Cullman and Decatur
Mr and Mrs Odis Bagwell Cullman 4 have a son and a daughter born June 12 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Larry Askea Cullman 1 report a daughter born June 12 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Green Cullman 2 announce a daughter born June 12 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard B Higdon Decatur 2 welcome a daughter this morning at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs David H Hoppers 1409 10th Ave SE report a daughter Monday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Guy V Thompson Decatur 2 announce a daughter Margie Patricia Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Mr and Mrs Boyce E Lyle 2121 Spring Ave SW report a daughter Rhonda Kelley Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odis Bagwell
Cullman
Cullmantal
Cullman Hospital
Larry Askea
James Green
Howard B. Higdon
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
David H. Hoppers
10Th Ave
Guy V. Thompson
Decatur 2
Margie Patricia
Baugh-Wiley- Smith
Boyce E. Lyle
Spring Ave
Rhonda Kelley
Baugh- Wiley-Smith
EAL Gains Injunction Halts Pilot Walkout
A U.S. District Court judge signed an injunction ordering Eastern Air Lines pilots to halt their walk out. The judge had previously barred FAA intervention in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
U.S. District Court
Eastern Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Conelrad Help Promised Here in Morgan County Grants
Morgan County will provide 500 for a Conelrad radio warning system with plans to include Hartselle and Decatur stations. Decatur agrees to match 500, and Civil Defense will seek more funds to convert a second station in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Hartselle
Decatur
Board of Revenue
Guy Roberts
Roberts
Murray Dodd
Civil Defense
District Diary Docketed For Public Drunkenness and Disorder
Two cases appeared on the police docket in Town Creek on Monday for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Town Creek
Moulton Lions Club to Meet at High School Lunchroom
Moulton Moulton Lions Club will hold a meeting tonight at 7 o clock in the Lawrence County High School lunchroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Lions
Moulton
Moulton Lions Club
Lawrence County High School
Athens Police Announce Twenty-Two Arrests in Week
Athens police report twenty-two arrests for the week ending Monday. Charges include reckless driving with five cases and other offenses noted in the brief patrol update.
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Athens
Spy charge Arms Powers letter from Turkey in trial notes
The report notes Powers was captured May 1 and charged with being a spy after arriving in the United States from Turkey where she was recovering from a leg injury. A Baugh excerpt mentions relatives visiting Moscow and postponed plans for a boat trip home. The letter appears un dictated and took several days to compose.
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Moscow
Baugh
Powers
United States
Turkey
Woman Killed Near Athens in Rural Highway Crash
Mrs. Anna Pipol aged 60 and her husband were walking to their motel after dinner when she stepped into the northbound lane of U S Highway 31 near Athens. A 1957 Chevrolet driven by J L Anders struck her at 7 45 p m. Anders, who said he was traveling about 45 to 50 mph, was alone in the car. Mrs Pipol died at Athens Limestone Hospital at 9 40 p m. No charges had been filed and the crash was under investigation as a rural fatality in Limestone County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Racine
Wis
U.S. Highway 31
Here
Anna Pipol
John
David
Piper
Pipel
Limestone County
LaMotta admits faking knockout in 1947 bout
Former boxing champion Jake La Motta testified before the Senate Antitrust subcommittee that he threw the 1947 knockout defeat to Billy Fox in New York. He said a $100000 offer motivated the bait, while insisting his aim was a shot at the middleweight title.
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Washington
Jake LaMotta
Oath
Billy Fox
LaMotta-Fox
New York
Madison Square Garden
LaMotta
Fox
Senate Antitrust
Marcel Cerdan
Algiers
Detroit
la Motta
Life sentences in ambush slaying case noted
Shirley Lee, 30, to be arraigned today on murder charge. Six defendants from the Columbia area. Judge Sebe Dale sentenced Mrs. Delasee Thorn hill, 40, and Basel Rogers, 32, to life. Eugene Robertson, 32, received 10 years for attempt ed murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lee
Columbia
Sebe Dale
Delasee Thornhill
Basel Rogers
Eugene Robertson
Bookmobile Route Schedule for June 16
The schedule lists stops at McDole's Store Copeland 9:30 to 10, Bottom's Store Bethel 10:30 to 11, Boggs's Store Ardmore 11:30 to 1, Head's Store Elkmont 1:20 to 1:40, Camp's Store Leggtown 2:10 to 2:40, Griffin's Store Cross Key 3:10 to 3:40.
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McDole’s
Copeland
Bottom’s
Bethel
Boggs’s
Ardmore
Head’s
Elkmont
Camp’s
Leggtown
Griffin’s
Cross Key
Cross examination details car wreck testimony summary
Mrs Lovelady testified she could not recall asking Roberson to drive and recalled only asking for a pen before the crash. She described social trips to Panama City and Montgomery and denied wearing “glad rags” in Montgomery. Bert Jeffries testified Roberson was not his employee and drove the car as a favor. the Chevrolet was a total loss with market value about 600 dollars after the wreck compared to 1850 dollars before. The car was struck on its right rear side.
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Charles H. Eyster
Record of Charges and Citations Listing Offenses
A list of charges includes public drunkenness four counts, no driver's license three counts, assault five counts, beer in possession two counts, driving while intoxicated one count, whiskey in possession one count. Details reflect multiple violations and quantities.
New Miss Hong Kong Draws U S Visa Row
Miss Hong Kong arrived with a new father Wu Pak chuen a Formosa businessman and reportedly cleared obstacles to a U S visa for the Miss Universe contest in Miami Beach Florida. Movie fans had believed she was the daughter of Cheung Ying a Hong Kong film executive linked to Cheung Lien Motion Picture Corp blacklisted by the United States as substantially Chinese controlled.
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Hong Kong
Miami Beach
Fla
Wu Pakchuen
Formosa
Cheung Ying
Cheung Lien
Farm income gaps prompt parity plan talk
Layman spoke on education and a local group’s plan to highlight farm income declines. Maulder noted 1959 net farm income fell to its lowest since 1910 after adjusting for sales volume, while farm per capita income lagged nonfarm earnings. Mauldin urged a 100 percent parity principle to align farm prices with the broader economy.
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Maulder
Department of Agriculture
Mauldin
Birmingham Man Named CPA Head
William M. Keller CPA and partner of Peat Marwick Mitchell Co in Birmingham was elected CPA of Anniston. Elected with Keller were Frank B Hill Jr Montgomery president elect Francis M Stone Bobile vice president W Victor Harrison chairman of council Evans Bob Bates Montgomery M R Bond Jr Mobile and Bill Goodner Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Keller
CPA
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, & Co
Birmingham
Anniston
Keller
Frank B. Hill, Jr
Montgomery
Francis M. Stone
Bobile
W. Victor Harrison
Evans “Bob” Bates
M. R. Bond, Jr
Mobile
Bill Goodner
Fever root as purgative herb in honeysuckle family
The line describes fever-root as a purgative herb belonging to the honeysuckle family. It notes its medicinal use and botanical classification within historical herb lists.
Broadway Shuts End as All Theaters Reopen After 41 Year Blackout
Broadway lit up again as 19 productions returned after a 12 day shutdown. About 800 actors resume performances with wage hikes and the first actors pensions in theater history. Producers celebrate a million dollar gain in box office and crowds flood Manhattan's theater district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Manhattan
Morosco Theater
Driver Charged After Fatal Headon Crash In Alabama
WETUMPKA AL A P man faces charges after a headon crash killed two women Elsie Bridges 67 Frances Campbell 30 and injured driver James Griffin and five others. Griffin previously had 12 speeding convictions plus a drunk driving and reckless driving record and a suspended license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetumpka
Ala
Floyd Mann
James Sidney Griffin
Griffin
Igner
Elsie W. Bridges
Frances T. Campbell
William Gray
Mann
Naples Harbor Depth and Private Home Details
Harbor in Naples is described as 30 to 35 feet deep. Listing notes a cool bedroom private entrance semi private bath kitchen privileges. Contact 402 Church St EL 3-1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Church St. EL
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Athens-Limestone Admissions
Marion Smith
Lester
Billy Kelly
Carlos Brackeen
Patsy Ann Oison
Lawrence County Admissions
William Keen
Martha Fleming
Russellville
Betty_Lou Naylor
Farell Blankenship
Billy Glenn Terry
Cullman Admissions
Homer Kilpatrick
Orley
Jeanette Lee
Logan
W. H. Curl
Hanceville
Jack M. Morris
Vinemont
Alvin N. Harris
Cleveland
Charles E. Hamilton
Mable Earle Wooley
Horace R. Johnson
Box
Kenneth Wigley
T. O. Jones
Arley
W. L. Holmes
Harry Quick
Mrs. Birtis Nunnelly
Holly Pond
Oral T. Hale
John Henry Wilhite
2Nd Ave. West
Loyd Dollar
Addison
Larry C. Askea
Leon C. Moore
Gardendale
James D. Green
James E. Haynes
William Guy Porter
W. F. Bartlett
Gussie Roper
Noah H. Loyd
Will F. Adams
E. D. McClure
Linda Ann Akins
Alva T. Wren
Jimmy C. Quick
Maurice L. Chaney
Richard Aycock
Swann
Asa Compton
Jimmy Lee Boyd
Joseph Charles Mackentepe
John S. Estes
Father Gabriel Germann
St. Bernard College
St. Bernard
Kenneth L. Johnson
Cecil Dean
David A. Russell
Bank Street
Herman Moore
11Th St
Frank Kirby
Lafayette St. NE
William J. Baugher
7Th St
Susan Coffey
P. C. Box
James H. Duncan
Call
Courtland Man
Viva Harris
6Th Avenue
Robert L. Borden
William B. Eyster
16Th Ave. SE
Julian Moody
Amoco
Vine St
R. G. Brackin
Ferry St
3Rd St
7Th Ave
Brackin
Edith Long Sandusky
Sheriff's Forces
Buena Vista Circle
Beech St
Walnut St
Vickie Sittason
Samuel Pruitt
Raymond Taylor
4Th Ave. SE
Second Ave
Bank St
U. S
Wall Street
Elliott Brown
Kyle McWhorter
Ermon Bain
William E
Collinsville
Tenn
J. J
Winfred
Reno Pruitt
Kalamazoo
Mich
O. W. Hampton, Jr
Ottis Wallace
Mary Anderson
Haleyville
Asa Pruitt
Barto Anderson
W. T. Potter
Richard Frost
Frankie Frost
Washie Frost
Pruitt
The
Church of Christ
Cotton New York
Cotton Or Sae
Sly Rr Sten
EAL
Conelrad
B‘ham
Afar
A.K.C
H.p
Paul C. Davis
E. Moulton
Boston
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