Decatur Daily Building Editor Design Notice
Building editor indicates a city design notice printed by The Decatur Daily. The fragment references a form asking for printed name street city state and signature.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
14
Building editor indicates a city design notice printed by The Decatur Daily. The fragment references a form asking for printed name street city state and signature.
The text describes a living room area and a service area with a second bathroom in the hall. It notes a linen closet nearby and an exterior design using stone and rough-sawn vertical boards. Overall details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
By A. Leokum an educational piece explains electric eels are South American inhabitants of the Amazon and Orinoco, often six feet long, capable of stunning large animals with a tail shock. It notes electric catfish and electric rays, describing their electric organs, habitats, and the shock effects on humans.
Miss Olie Molmes of Cedar Creek County marries Sims Simmons with the Rev Bires presiding. The couple, daughter and son of local families, were guests at a camping trip and fish fry at Sipsy River Park. An Auxiliary member traveled to Pleasant Hill to assist in organizing a Wo.
Sylvia Porter explains 600000 Americans must redeem $90 million in postal savings certificates by June 30 or funds go to the U S Treasury. Postal savings, once popular, have fallen from prominence and now pay little or no interest, with many accounts uninsured and bank rates surpassing postal yields.
Fragmentary text mentions a creature being feasted on and eaten, with scientists still unable to explain its origin and essence. The readable parts provide no clear names, dates, or locations to identify the event or parties involved.
Local page in jest shows banter about a dating game with humorous lines and puns. The dialogue features names and playful clashes over who placed first and who was second in a lighthearted segment.
A garbled contest notice offers a Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook prize for completing a drawing and submitting jokes or riddles. It requires entrants include name age address and ZIP code and is signed by a winner named James Ryan from Richmond 4H1 IL.
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