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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
7
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Central Standard time schedule listing stations WEAF WABC WGN WJZ and others with concert, talk, and news blocks across cities. Includes time blocks 6 to 11 p.m. and station cross references for WGY WKC KSL KO AI.
Advertisement policy for The Daily outlines price per line, minimum charge, telephone submissions, accepted classifications, payment by male cash, single incorrect insertion liability, correction procedure, and publication deadlines. Office hours extend to 6 p.m. with ads accepted until 11 a.m. on publication day.
A comprehensive list of classified categories appears, covering announcements, religious and social events, vehicles, memorials, business services, instruction, loans, livestock, misc goods, rooms, rentals, real estate, and related notices. It outlines standard newspaper classification headings for a community pages.
The state vs Fred Walker over the slaying of Wesley White on Wolf Mountain drew a large crowd as more than 120 witnesses were summoned for a new trial after a prior conviction of 35 years. Legal teams pursue all points as a verdict was expected today.
HARTSELLE Ala June 17 Special The fire department has gone weeks without an alarm marking one of the longest quiet spells in years. Firefighters enjoy a rare stretch with no fires to battle and a peaceful period for the town.
A two week training school for Sunday School Teachers opened Monday in Hartselle Alabama for teachers of the First Methodist church. Church officers are attending the sessions and will participate as the program proceeds.
A splendid program for the community sing at Fairview Baptist church is arranged announced by A. C. Teague president Details of the program will be announced Wednesday.
Crescent Amusement Company will come under Warner Brothers management on September 1 by purchase. Local manager C J Banniza announced after returning from Nashville where he conferred with Crescent officials, and said no local changes in operations are anticipated.
Harry Slate of Piney Chapel is confined to his bed with a dislocated spine after a fall on a creek bank. Friends in the Piney Chapel community express hope for his recovery.
The many friends of B. F. Martin head of the Quality Model Laundry will regret to learn that he is indisposed at his home on Line street.
Prominent young Athens attorney Fred Wall was in Decatur this morning on a business mission.
Miss Annie Louise Pruitt, returning superintendent of child welfare work in Walker county, was the weekend guest of Miss Clara Kelly, who holds the same position in this county.
A marriage license was issued at the Probate Judge's office to Curtis B. Hendrix and Miss Letha Nevatha Kidd. The action confirms their intended marriage under state law.
The friends of Mrs. Marvin Patillo of Hartselle are glad to learn she has sufficiently recovered from a recent illness to be up again.
Direct contact between buyer and seller cuts costs and saves time, fueling growth in both readers and advertisers of the Classified Section.
Forbes & Sons offer three phonograph records for one dollar and a wide range of player piano rolls and sheet music. Terms as low as one dollar per week. Located at 708 Second Ave with phone number 931.
Clara Bow headlines the True to Navy at the Princess Theatre with her famed IT grin. Frederic March returns as the coveted leading man while Harry Green provides comic support. Bow plays a soda fountain girl who wins over a fleet of admirers before wedding March in a sweeping, lighthearted romance.
J. Marvin Kelly, Hartselle attorney, spoke at the Decatur Pilot club meeting on Monday evening discussing civic organizations and their progress. Mary Pitts Taylor performed two piano solos as Miss Clara Kelly led in Miss Carrie Jones’ absence returning from the national Pilot clubs convention in El Paso, Texas.
The board of stewards of Ninth Street Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 oclock at the parsonage. Rev M M Newton the pastor urged all members to be present.
Louis E. Bolling of Union Grove Route No 3 visited Decatur today, joining other locals touring the city.
Rube K. Woodard of Falkville Route 1 traveled to Decatur on a business mission today. He is identified as a local resident visiting the city for commercially related matters.
State Sanitary Inspector R. E. Lewis met today with local health authorities for a conference on sanitary standards and inspection practices.
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