Hillsboro News Notes and Local Social Roundup
Hillsboro society columns list house guests from Gulfport and Birmingham on D. P. Woodall and family visits. Many locals and visitors attend church and a Duck Creek singing event with names including Misses Joye and David Woodall, Ruth Mitchell, Emma Kate Smith, and Mr. O. T. Bolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL J. Goggans
Birmingham
David Woodall
Lonnie Sweat
Sweat
Gulfport
Miss
Barry Rehberg, Jr
Cullman
Hil
Gordon
B. H. Mcoo
F. Martin
George x. G. Lipscombe
Fayetteville
Della Warren
Courtland
D. P. Woodall
Jane Landers
Tuscumbia
G. O. Hardin
Pany Ree Barts
McBride
Edna Gray
Lock A
Richard Howell
Seip Dane Landers
Tiscumble
Joye
Ellie Tagger Siate
Yank
Emmet Smith
Vince Warwick
Joe Coff
Red Hill
Ottis Oliver
Henry Talley
Dorothy Walker
Mildred Lathamey
R. A Hamilton
Gum Pond
R. H. Hamilton
O. T. Bolding
Aubrey Humphries
John Chambers
Moody Bolding
Burnie Weaver
Marie
Madge Smith
Mary
Elizabeth Moody
Ruth
Lors Mitchel
Roberta Shelton
Lara Martin
Emma Kate Smith
Randolph Ryan
Ryan's Cross Roads
Jess Putnam
Sara Joe
Gon. Roy
J. R. McAnear
Henry Hawk
Emer Walker
G. C. Walker
Defender Questioned After Coroner Concludes Mrs Hughes Murdered
A San Francisco coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Jessie Hughes was murdered. Her lawyer Public Defender Frank J. Egan was ordered held for questioning after refusing to testify at the inquest. The body was found in the street and insurance policies to Egan were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jessie Hughes
Frank J. Egan
Big Crowd Attends Legion Gathering Event
A large crowd gathers for a Legion meeting with representatives from the state department the Veterans Administration and the state service commissioners office in attendance. A barbecue is planned for late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Tle
State Department
Veterans’ Administration
State Service Commissioners’ Office
Marion Marsh Stars in Beauty And The Boss at Princess Theatre
Marion Marsh and Warren William headline the Vitaphone release Beauty And The Boss at the Princess Theatre this Friday. The comedy drama pairs Marsh with William for a second time after Under Eighteen, with a cast including Charles Butterworth David Manners Frederick Kerr Lilian Bond and Roy Del Ruth directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmer Bros
Vitaphone
Princess Theatre
Marian Marsh
Warren William
Marsh
Miss Marsh
William
Charles Butterworth
David Manners
Frederick Kerr
Lilian Bond
Yola D’avril
Otey Walker Seeks Wet Day Plank For Old Home Town
Special dispatch recounts Otey Walker near Chicago on June 15 pitching a prohibition plank for Old Home Town's platform. He envisions sides “Down With liquor” and “Profit” but forgets details amid rail yard rambles as he teases a comeback in town politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Otey
Planik
Board Meeting Aims to Check Votes in Morgan County
The Democratic executive committee of Morgan County met at the courthouse to canvass votes from Tuesday's run off. Chairman John Freeman arrived in the morning and said the board may not convene until the afternoon. Most ballots covered only the senator and national committeewoman races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Éxecutive Committee
Morgan County
John Freeman
Harteelie
Delegates' Train to Pass Through Decatur Saturday Night
The train carrying Alabama delegates to the Democratic National Convention will pass through Decatur on Saturday night June 25. Several delegates from North Alabama sections will meet the train here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Decatur
North Alabama
Huge Turnip Grown by Decatur Lads Displays Local Pride
Three Decatur youths showcased a giant turnip on 301.9th Street South. Weighing 8 inches in diameter and about 21 inches in circumference, it is the largest turnip seen in town this season.
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Decatur
9Th Street
Rail Official To Retire Today
J. R Wheeler retires today after over a quarter century as superintendent of the Nashville division for the Louisville and Nashville Railway. He will be succeeded by R. D. Ross, former superintendent of terminals at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Wheeler
Nashville
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Mr. Wheeler
R. D. Ross
Cincinnati
Field Work Now Need of Planters
Rains of the past week have interfered with field work and may pause for a few days. Valley planters pray for hot dry weather and sunshine to allow field cleaning. Crops are not very far advanced in this section.
Danville M E Church Notes Sunday Services
Danville Circuit M E Church South announces morning worship with Upton Chapel at 10 a m Sunday school for everyone led by W W Aldridge Jr and a sermon by the pastor. Evening services with Lebanon church at 7 p m Epworth League meeting led by Miss Grace Hogan with a pastor’s sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Rev H M Hudson, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Circuit
M. E. Church
South
Upton Chapel
W. W. Aldridge, Jr
Lebanon Church
Epworth League
Grace Hogan
H. M. Hudson
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Hillsboro News
L. P. Sweat
Elizabeth
Gulf- Miss
Ruth Mitchel
Emma Smith
Cecil Roberts
Tom Crawford
Edward Hamilton
Ob Light
Katrina Davis
Minnie Briscoe
Thelma Talley
Loma Chambers
Duck Creek
Marion Marsh
Princess
John Barrymore
Edward G. Robinson
Barthelmesa
William Well
New York
Roy del Ruth
James Cagney
Otey Walker
Plank
Be Coolidge
Old Home
San Marshal
Old Home Town
Clarion
Central Press
Decatur Daily
Mts
Capone
National Guard
the Clarion
Marshal Otey Walker
Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
National League of Women Voters
League
John D. Wyker & Son
Rail
Danville
Acai
Luckies
Warren & Ratliff
Rogers
Friends
Speake
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