Land transfers and mortgage cancellations in Athens area
A compilation of real estate deeds and mortgage actions listing numerous transfers of tracts and lots in Athens and surrounding suburbs. Transactions include buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and prices ranging from $1 to $28,500, plus a U S government grant in Huntsville for 158.01 acres.
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Nichols
Clyde Wellden
Athens Millwork, Inc
City of Athens
Pearl Tribble
William Herschel Herring
R. Clyde Wellden
J W. Johnston
W. W. Malone Jr
Helen E. Gant
Gatlin
U. S. of America
Huntsville
Ala
Albert McConnell
L. C. Tucker
Taining
James Martin
Huston Smith
Katherine Z. Regen
Burton Eugene Marsh
Charles C. Scott
Mildred Rhea Martin
Charlies W. James
Henry H. Pendleton Jr
Athens
Rossie Elizabeth Nave
E. G. Chandler
R. W. Norton
Hollis Miller
Frost
Lindsay and Lovvorn, Inc
Edward C. Moss
Elk Shores
Harris Rogers Cox
Bonnie Rogers
Malcolm Rog
David H. Norman
Coleman Addition
Limestone County Marriage Licenses Listed
Marriage licenses issued in Limestone County show Sweet Sue Poultry and Sarah Lou Adams both under 18 with residence Elkmont. Athens natives James Jarrett and Bertha Pylant, both under 25, plan marriage. James Prater of Athens and Judith Shannon, both adults, exchange vows with readings. Sonia Peart leeNecce of Pulaski and Loyd Kerr of Athens plan marriage. Kerr serves in the Navy. James Hardiman of Athens and Carolyn Powers, both under 21, wed. Clyde Newby of Athens and Mary Schrimsher of Harvest also listed.
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Limestone County
Sweet Sue Poultry
Sarah Lou Adams
Elkmont
James Edward Jarrett
Athens
Farmer
Bertha May Pylant
James Reuben Prater
Worthington
Judith Gwen Shannon
Sonia Peart
Dixie Home Feeds
Carolyn Faye Powers
Clyde Gilbert Newby
Mary Joyce Schrimsher
Harvest
Lawrence County Ada Dutton Deed to John L Dutton
Ada Dutton transfers land to John L Dutton and wife two acres for $1 and other considerations. P E Hollimon to Donald Ray.
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Ada Dutton
John L. Dutton
P. E. Hollimon
Donald Ray
Beauty Career By Ernestine Ling
The beauty profession offers a quick path to licensure and a self driven future. Build clientele and choose where to live and how much to earn while joining a booming industry. Stop in to learn at our famous beauty school or call for facts.
New York Times Seeks Dropping of Birmingham Suit
In Birmingham the New York Times Co. files a motion asking a lawsuit against the paper be dismissed. The filing cites legal grounds and seeks resolution through the court.
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Birmingham
The
New York Times Co
Property Transfers listing multiple parcels in Hopkins area
A historical notice lists several land transfers with buyers and sellers. Entries include Hopkins 30 acres for $2,400 to Joe Fitzgerald and Susie Fitzgerald. 12 acres for $1 to Betty Jean Hogan Roan and Bungar Roan. 2 acres for $466.65 to N. P. Campfield and others. 12 acres for $1 to O. A. Hogan. 1 acre for $500 to I. Q. Terry and wife. 2 acres for $1 to C. H. Conner. 20 acres for $1 to Ada E. Crotwell. 16 2/3 acres for $1 to Myrtie P. Mann. 13 1/3 acres for $1 to Ada N. Carr. 10 acres for $1 to Lillian J. Bracken. 1 acre by Olivia Madden for love and affection. 40 acres for $3,000 to Harlan R. Rutherford and wife. 10 acres for $700 to Willard T. Pierce and wife. 1 acre for $50 to James T. Bowling and wife.
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Olivia Madden
Lucius C. Madden
Oliver B. Parker
Harlan R. Rutherford
Herschel Boyles
Willard T. Pierce
Roy Lee Terry
James T. Bowling
Auburn expert predicts Alabama farm income near a billion
An Auburn agriculture expert forecast that by 1970 Alabama farm income will reach about a billion dollars. Dr E T York Jr, Auburn University Extension director, calls the figure conservative. The estimate comes as 500 leaders from farming, industry and education attend a four day meeting in Auburn.
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Auburn
Alabama
E. T. York Jr
Auburn University Extension Meeting
Local Officials Seek Half‑Million in Racial Disparity Suit
May lawsuits filed by Mayor Jess Lanier and Commissioners Raymond Parson and Harman Thompson claim $500,000 in damages for a Birmingham and Bessemer racial problems story in The Times. The suits argue the article violated their reputations and sought redress.
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Bama
Jess Lanier
Raymond Parson
Harman Thompson
The
Times
Birmingham
Bessemer
Radio Television Logs Show Local Channel List
Radio and television logs list WHOS AM FM with Wednesday entries, WMSL TV on Channel 6 Tuesday, WAPL TV Channel 13, and CHANNEL 10 ey Network in a schedule snippet. The fragment notes station call signs and channel numbers in a concise broadcasting log.
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription Promises Quick Relief
A New York report claims a physician favored asthma formula now available without prescription. The product Primatenest is marketed as effective in stopping attacks within minutes and offering hours of relief, with a money back guarantee at 98 cents.
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New York
N. Y
Reapportionment Battle On With Girl State Delegates
Divided into political parties more than 200 high school girls from throughout Montgomery gather for a girls state program. They file into a make believe legislative session and campaign for state and county offices amid the reapportionment debate.
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Montgomery
Hopeless Patient May Die Sooner
Dr Eugene S Turrell says some doctors delay operations when patients express fear of death amid evidence of a link between mental state and surgical outcome. The Associated Press reports from Miami Beach that emotional factors may influence death risk during surgery.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Eugene S. Turrell
Three Appointed By Chemstrand
Louis D. Scott, director of Acrilan manufacturing, announced appointments to three supervisory posts in the plant engineering departments of the Chemstrand Corp acrylic fiber plant. Pol Taylor becomes utilities superintendent, and John C. (surname not readable) takes another engineering role.
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Chemstrand Corp
Louis D. Scott
Acrilan
Pol Taylor
John C
Anxiety May Impair Cancer Patients' Recovery
Turrell suggests high anxiety may drain energy vital for cancer patients to fight disease, noting that those with lower anxiety levels fared better. The remark highlights mental state as a potential factor in treatment outcomes.
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Turrell
Motto of Kansas: Ad astra per aspera
The Kansas state motto reads Ad astra per aspera meaning To the stars through difficulties. This Latin phrase appears in official insignia and civic contexts as the state's guiding motto.
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Kansas
Redwing noted as American blackbird with wing scarlet patch
The redwing is described as an American blackbird and its males show a scarlet patch on the wing. The Stuarts were restored to the English throne with Charles II's coronation in 1660.
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Charles II
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