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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
4
The article discusses how Indian Summer is used loosely to describe late autumn warmth after leaves turn purple, gold and crimson. It notes that true origins are disputed and some writers avoid terms like Squaw Summer.
Mrs. A. P. Grayson of Albany with Dr. A. T. Grayson family ties. interment held Saturday at Gurley. Survived by Wm. Waldrip Birmingham niece D Hobbs Hamilton Ala nephew W A Collins Taylorville Ala J G Grayson Birmingham D A Grayson Huntsville Dr A T Grayson Albany and Judge Claude A Grayson Mobile step sons.
Montgomery Alabama special report notes divisions for terms that began last October have been completed by the supreme court clerk. The move affects docketing and adjournments as lawyers prepare for upcoming sessions.
Forty five cases submitted to the court of appeals during the term have been transferred to the supreme court and would be passed upon by that court.
Dr John W state superintendent of education announced that exams for certificates to teach music in the public schools will be conducted by county superintendents on Monday July 17. Every person who desires to teach music must have a certificate in the future.
Local notices announce candidates for Morgan County Alabama offices in the Democratic primary of August 8, 1922. Names include W B McCulloch A Robinson C M Dinsmore Lovick P Troup F M Hamilton J C Huckaby Milton C Vest David C Jones R Stewart T M Jones T B Brindley John Patterson James A Forman and others seeking Probate Judge Sheriff Legislature and Board of Revenue.
Candidates announce for the Eighth Judicial Circuit offices including judge and solicitor positions. Prominent names like Robert C. Brickell James E. Horton Jr Ballentine and John R. Sample declare candidacy and seek party primary support on August 8 1922.
Solicitor Morgan County Court candidate in Morgan County Alabama faces action in the Democratic primary of 1922. Authorized by C L Price.
In Morgan County the Democratic primary on August 8 1922 includes candidates for County Solicitor. Cliff Almon with authorization by T C Almon, W H Long authorized by W H Long, and J N Powell authorized by J N Powell are the nominees.
A candidate announces for Circuit Clerk in Morgan County Alabama subject to the Democratic primary on August 8. The notice identifies James L. Draper and W R. McClusky as contenders in the race and cites official authorization messages.
A campaign notice from Mrs Lelia Seton Edmundson announces her candidacy for re election to Congress in Alabama from the Eighth District. The document urges voters to support her at the August 8 1922 election and is authorized by Mrs W B Edmundson and Fd B Almon.
A Democratic primary election sets the stage for a County Board of Education hopeful seeking party support. Campaign aims focus on education policy and local school needs as the race moves toward November.
New York reporters describe a Kips Bay bohemian influx in old Forties and Fifths district. The piece recalls Felix Grendon's The Love Chase and notes local cultural shifts, actors like James H. Lewis, and a slice of urban life from Greenwich Village to Broadway.
Notice of letters of administration issued to Mrs Mary Jones Beck for the estate of Jerry J Jones deceased in Morgan County Court. Creditors must present claims within the statutory period or be barred by law. Date reference Jun 10 17 24.
In Morgan County Alabama circuit court equity matter the defendant Robert Rather is ordered to answer or demur to the bill by June 26 1922 or a decree will be entered against him. The publication to run weekly for four consecutive weeks in Albany Decatur Daily. Marilyn West Register.
An uncertain account recalls a confrontation at a residence on Polsyth Street where Jelice, aged 70, repeatedly drenched in water, argued with a neighbor over window box watering. The dispute escalated as a neighbor retrieved a revolver and fatally shot the other party.
In Equity Morgan County Alabama a bill against Sallie Steel requires publication in Albany Decatur Daily for four weeks. Defendant to answer by June 26 or thirty days after. default may be entered. Register Marvin West signs the notice.
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