Radio Network Listings and Estate Notices From 1929
Radio schedules show WJZ WEAF and many Chicago stations with various programs. Notices announce creditors of A A Hardage and sale of estate assets in Morgan County Alabama with dates in July 1929.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
2
Radio schedules show WJZ WEAF and many Chicago stations with various programs. Notices announce creditors of A A Hardage and sale of estate assets in Morgan County Alabama with dates in July 1929.
Athens Boosters plan their annual tour starting about August first continuing through the county and into parts of Southern Tennessee. D. L. Rosenall Sr. heads the group with Grady Davis as treasurer and G. G. McCracken as secretary. The auto caravan will visit every sizable community, distribute souvenirs, and include a daily barbecue with the Athens Band leading the procession.
New York reports a national selection to send 1,500 American Boy Scouts to the third jamboree in England this August. About 30,000 scouts from 43 nations are expected to attend the event marking the 21st anniversary of scouting.
Rev H G C Hallock sends a copy of his Chinese Christian Almanac from Shanghai to The Daily. He recounts the almanac’s Chinese style and aims to provide daily Bible verses anti opium and anti foot binding topics while noting distribution challenges due to warlords and bandits. He recalls printing numbers from 5 000 to 300 000 copies and asks the library to preserve the almanac for readers.
Athens' largest hostelry, the Ross Hotel, will begin work by August to add 23 brick rooms with running water and then modernize the entire east wing. Nashville architect plans have been submitted for the project.
Mr and Mrs J W White of Hartselle route 2 honor their son Floyd White on the Fourth of July with a basket picnic at the White home. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Athens officials seek to build a free municipal pool at the water plant by the large spring supplying the city water. The project addresses local demand since Athens College pool remains inaccessible to residents. A related election is planned to discuss building funding and options as city authorities begin new public works.
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