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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
11
Classified ad notes Robinson Motor Co leaving Decatur for 305 3rd Ave East Cullman Alabama with P O Box 305 phone 159 J. It lists used cars tractors trucks and trailers for sale with prices and trade offers, inviting customers to visit John Maynor.
Multiple notices include an order of publication in a divorce suit Henry Minor vs Myrtle Minor, requiring Myrtle Minor to plead by June 25, 1949. Also a mortgage sale by Lila E Peck on property in New Town Decatur, with July 11, 1949 sale at the courthouse. Additionally a seizure notice for a 1935 Ford Coupe in Morgan County, with claims due by July 18, 1949.
The article explains snoring results from vibration in the soft palate and nasal blockages. It reviews using nasal treatments, positional therapy, mouth splints, breathing exercises, and medical evaluation by a nose and throat specialist. For severe cases, professional treatment is advised.
A panel discussion on Christian Education was held at the church Sunday morning by college students home for vacation. Speakers included Gene Kay Florence Teachers College and Walter V. Hough Auburn. Bro Ray Tribble gave an inspiring sermon Sunday evening. Plans to add two Sunday school rooms were announced. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hough and Belle Mina visited Sunday afternoon. Huntsville visitors Mrs. Burnham and daughter called on Mrs. Robert Atkinson. W M S met Tuesday night last week with Cultivating Christian Graces as the topic.
The page presents a themed crossword with clues for across and down entries and a daily cryptogram quotation. It explains cipher rules with A stands for L and X for O, plus a sample quotation by Longfellow and a prior quote by Montaigne.
Cullman Development Co plans a two acre Kelhoffer property hotel on Highway 31. Bids will be opened July 12, 1949. Old residence will be torn down. Funeral services noted for Rosa E. McClendon and others, with survivors listed across multiple states. Services held at Fairview Methodist, Mt Zion and Valley Springs churches. Moss Service directing.
Ten members and one visitor attended the meeting. The next session is set for the night of the twenty seventh. All remain invited to attend.
More than 250 species of aster are native to North America. Turk Broda, Toronto goalie, recorded the only shutout of the 1949 Stanley Cup playoffs. Names linked to Cullman Alabama and Texas appear in a fragmented local notices list.
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