Death notices for 20 year old burns victim
Funeral services for a 20 year old from Michigan who died of burns will be held today at 1 30 p m from Sulphur Springs Church. Rev F C Parker and Rev Dennis Tucker will conduct services and interment will be in Morris Chapel Cemetery Brown’s directing Survivors include husband Price Parker Hartford Michigan one son Michael Hartford and Mr and Mrs J W Ston Hillsboro three sisters Booth Shaneyfelt Decatur J A Shaw Wildwood Florida and Ramona Faye Hamilton Hillsboro six brothers Henry Hamilton Moulton J W Hamilton Jr Savannah Cecil Jordan Hamilton Hillsboro William Hamilton Trinity Franklin Hamilton Hillsboro and Frank Webster Hamilton Chicago Pallbearers Booth Shaneyfelt Albert Shaw Harold Jenkins Edward Parker George T Hamilton and Ludie Hamilton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs Church
F. C. Parker
Dennis Tucker
Morris Chapel
Brown Directing
Price Parker
Hartford
Mich
Michael
J. W. Ston
Hillsboro
Booth Shaneyfelt
De‘catur
J. A. Shaw
Wildwood
Fla
Ramona "Faye Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Moul‘ton
J. W. Hamilton
Savannah
Cecil Jordan Hamilton
William Hamilton
Trinity
Franklin
Death Notices: Ernie Jones 52 of Decatur
Ernie Jones aged 52 of Decatur died Friday at 7 p m at home after a short illness. Funeral services are set for 3 p m today at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Jasper Kelly officiating. Burial will be in King Cemetery on Highway 72A near Hillsboro with Brown Funeral Co directing. Pallbearers listed: Junior Holbert Moulton Widner Cotton Brewer Clifford Glenn Dvie Reed Otha Lacy. He is survived by four brothers Eugene Bill Jones both of Decatur 1 Fonso Jones of Trinity 1 and Ed Jones of Decatur 2 two sisters Mrs Berdie Phillips Trinity and Mrs Erline Tems Tock Island Ill and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Jones
Decatur 1
Trinity Baptist Church
Jasper Kelly
King Cemetery
Highway
Hillsboro
Brown Funeral Co
Junior Holbert
Moulton Widner
Cotton Brewer
Clifford Glenn
D °Vie Reed
Otha Lacy
Final rites for Mrs Annie Rolfe Robinson in Memphis
Mrs Annie Rolfe Robinson aged 84 died at home in Memphis Tennessee Saturday morning. Funeral services set for 4 30 p m at Browns Funeral Chapel with interment in City Cemetery. Survived by son Raymond Rolfe Robinson of Memphis two brothers Volney and Percy Robinson of Huntsville and two stepsons Fred Robinson of Priceville and Rube Robinson of Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rolfe Robinson
Memphis
Tenn
Browns Funeral Chapel
City Cemetery
Raymond Rolfe Robinson
Volney
Percy Robinson
Huntsville
Fred Robinson
Priceville
Rube Robinson
Miss Louise Collier Rites Held At Home
Miss Louise Collier 511 Line St. died at her home Saturday. Services will be conducted there Monday at 10 a.m. with Dr. John S. Christian officiating and interment in City Cemetery. Survived by two sisters Miss Marcella and Miss Fannie Brown Collier, a brother Tom Collier, and four nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Collier
Line St
John S. Christian
City Cemetery
Brown
Miss Collier
Randolph Lcon College
Decatur
Washington
E. W. Collier
Marcella
Fannie Brown Collier
Tom Collier
Montgomery
Berlin crisis looms as Khruschev presses for gains
The report outlines Khruschev’s aggressive stance on Berlin and hints at Western disarray. British PM Harold Macmillan stays hopeful for a summit with the Russians while foreign ministers’ talks loom, with possible resumption date July 13 depending on developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khruschev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
City Clerk Grants Building Permits Involving Several Residents
John Isley receives approval for two additional rooms at 1015 8th Ave SE with a 3400 dollar fee. Virgie Lee Binford listed for bath fixtures and hot water heater at 517 12th Ave NW totaling 500 dollars. Virgin Lee Binford for store room at 521 11th Ave NW with 500 dollars. W P McHugh approved for a miniature golf course on 14th St SE with a 200 dollar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isley
8Th Ave. SE
Virgie Lee Binford
12Th Ave. NW
Virgin Lee Binford
11Th Ave. NW
W. P. McHugh
Minature
14Th St
Herter Faces Berlin Crisis and Summit Calculations
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles successor Dean Rusk Herter navigates Berlin tension as Khrushchev tightens line on East Germany and a possible summit looms. Western Europe debates Atlantic policy while Adenauer’s position in West Germany adds to frictions amid stalled six week talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Berlin
France
United States
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Dulles
Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
East Germany
Aghout
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
U.S
Berlin Crisis Echoes in Allied Standoff
The text argues that the Communist side must be challenged while the Allies should avoid provoking the East German satellite over Berlin. It frames a tense Cold War debate on how to handle tensions in the sector and protect Western influence without escalating conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Berlin
Births Report from Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Jack Walker announce a son Byron Keith born Wednesday at Hart Selle Hospital. Mr and Mrs Luther Holmes welcome a daughter Kathy Ann born Wednesday at Hart. Mr and Mrs Henry Burcham report a son Ken ton Herbie born Thursday at Hartselle Hospital. Mr and Mrs Eugene Nobinger announce a son born Wednesday at Cullman Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Martin Wednesday at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Claude Rodgers report a son born at Bank Street Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Agee Jr announce a son born Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs George Pugh report a daughter born Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Welmer Black report a daughter born Saturday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walker
Jerry Alton Cox
9Th Ave
Decatur
Byron Keith
Hartselle Hospital
Luther Franklin Holmes
Hartselle
Kathy Ann
Henry Lewis Burcham
Hope
Kenton Herbie
Eugene Nobinger
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Howard Martin
Claude Rodgers
20Th Ave
Bank Street Hospital
Robert Agee, Jr
Danville Rd
Decatur General Hospital
George B. Pugh
Chestnut St
Welmer Black
Union Grove
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Plan to boost Alabama school funds faces tax hike clash
Senate likely backs Patterson plan for fiscal years with a 42 million dollar yearly school fund rise and a 75 million dollar bond for construction. Proposals include raising corporate income tax to 5 percent, 3 percent on large construction contracts, higher car sales tax, and lowering personal exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Patterson
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama Education Commission
Arrest of Sapp After High Speed Chase Near Danville
Lt. Bradford and Braswell nabbed Sapp on Highway 36 west of Hartselle after a pursuit from Hart selle. Sapp, described as very drunk, offered no resistance as officers arrested him beside his car. a pistol with four empty shells and a two thirds full pint bottle were found in the vehicle. Chief Patterson and Deputy Wallace arrived to assist, taking Sapp into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Hartselle
Sapp
Danville
Braswell
Ty Pat Patterson
Wallace
Highway 36
Fireproof and weatherproof matches by science twist
In a science note by Bob Brown, matches dipped headfirst into sodium silicate sputter and smoke without lighting, while those dipped end-first burn until the coating halts the flame due to oxygen depletion. Parafin-coated matches resist moisture, and rain cannot stop the wax and wood from burning once lit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
General Features Corp
Auburn Looks at Cattle Prices and Farm Notices
Alabama farmers become woodland stewards says Bob Chesnutt as the paper previews the Farm Exchange Ads on the Decatur Daily farm page. The issue also features the J L Brewers of Marshall County remodeling their country home and items like rocks whip o will peas milk cows and a lease on a grocery store in the Farm Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Bob Chesnutt
J. L. Brewer's
Marshall County
Farm Exchange
Decatur Daily
Governor Frazar acts as acting governor amid crisis
A mid morning bulletin reports Long spent a restful night and was improving. Police and sheriff's deputies overpowered fighting and cursing the governor, who was rushed to Mandeville hospital on a court order. Coroner Dr. Chester Williams confirms paranoid schizophrenia with delusions of persecution. Long had slipped from Ochsner Foundation Hospital hours earlier after a forced transfer from a Galveston psychiatric ward. Lt. Gov Lether Frazar claims duties as acting governor while awaiting full clarity on the political leadership situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandeville
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Ochsner Foundation
New Orleans
Ochsner
Galveston
Tex
Lether Frazar
Frazar
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Search for Danny: sheriff doubts wanderings near campsite
Danny, missing for days, prompted bloodhounds to sweep 5 square miles. A skin diver searched Perdido Bay and found no body. Sheriff Wilkins said, despite exhaustive search, kidnapping is possible as no trace of the child is found. Mrs Barter recalled moments before the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Monroe
Lawrence County Admissions List Highlights Local Names
Admissions list includes William D. Hallmark and Hope Little with Karen Jane Hatton in Town Creek plus Judy Ann Barnett of Town, reflecting local enrollment activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Admissions
William D. Hallmark
Mr. Hope
Karen Jane Hatton
Town Creek
Judy Ann Barnett
Dismissals List From Cullman Area Staff
Dismissals include several residents of Cullman and nearby towns such as Mrs. Dan Swann Garden City Mrs. Albert Speegle and Bernice M Weaver of 311 4th St E plus Mrs Harold Fine Judy Ann Crumbly Alfred Ashley Alfred? Several other names appear with addresses in Cullman Holly Pond Addison Logan and Hanceville indicating a local personnel discharge roundup with multiple individuals named and dated entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman Admissions
Dan Swann
Garden City
Albert Speegle
Cullman
Harold Fine
Dave Miller
G. E. Watson
Addison
Judy Ann Crumbly
Holly Pond
Michael Runege
Fred Merrill
Clint McIntosh
John Teichmiller
Robert L. Glenn
Charlotte Jasper
Calvin Fseman
Logan
Connie Kerler
W. Austin St
Alfred Ashley
Hanceville
Roosevelt Smith
Dave Mattox
Brunner St
Unnamed Families Listed in Athens Area Notices
A list of individuals from Athens and nearby towns including Donald Hudson, Mrs Kenneth Tucker, twin girls, and several others such as Rev Henry M Hurst and Mrs Edna Moore. Also named are residents of Tanner, Elkmont, Rogersville, Huntsville and Hazelgreen with multiple infants and young children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hudson
Athens
Kenneth Tucker
Edna Moore
William A. Wellden
Calvin Campbell
Henry M. Hurst
George McCluskey
Fabulous Miami Beach Long Ago a Mangrove Swamp
Fifty years ago Miami Beach was a mangrove swamp, a vast shift that turned a coastal wilderness into a famed vacation mecca. The transformation framed the rise of tourism and development along the Atlantic shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Weekend fatality roundup in rural Alabama roads
The report lists five fatalities five miles east of Grove Hill including two pedestrians and a motorcycle rider. The AP count covers 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Young Bayless of Hope Hall, Alabama, was thrown while horseback riding with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Hill
Associated Press
Young Bayless
Hope Hall
Ala
Local births and listings from Hartselle to Athens
A compiled list of residents with birth notices and infant names including Sylvia Ann Hieserman at Stratford Road, Windell Van Sherman, Sherry Lee Ayers, Cathey Lynn Russell, and others in Hartselle Moulton Falkville Rogersville and Athens with addresses on Crestline Finley Day Cain Johnston Danville Chestnut Houston Vine 8th Ave 17th Ave and 1614 8th Ave SW to 1603 Chestnut Street and 907 North Houston Street noting mothers and infant names plus adults named in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crow
Courtland
James W. Barber
6Th St
Vickie Jean White
Moulton
Windell van Sherman
Lth
Ave
Donald Vann Snead
Cain St
Zadie Rebecca Hudson
Jesse P. Rose
Rogersville
James M. Gilbert
Tanner
W. Herbert Dobbs
Hickory St
Hartselle
Sherry Lee Ayers
4Th Ave
Cathey Lynn Russell
Johnston St
C. L. Phillips
8Th Ave
Charles R. Minton
Vine St
Carol Jeanette Hopper
Falkville
Leonard Kreitlein
Sth
Cullman
Robert Parker
17Th Ave
Rolland Handley
7Th St
Local Notices of Residents and Addresses
A clipped notice lists residents and addresses including Mrs J E Briscoe Somerville Cheryl Turner 1910 10th SE Garry West 2247 Roo Franklin D Portwood and Miss Faye Martin 216 Church Mrs Core Bowler Moon 712 3th Ave SB Carl Bradley 107 Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl ‘Turner
Garry West
Franklin D. Portwood
Faye. Martin
Core Bowler Moon
Carl Bradley
Ex-husband Sapp Arrested After Roadside Shooting
Morgan County officers pursued and captured Sapp five miles west of Hartselle after a brief chase along highways 36 and 31. Lt Bradford said four empty shells were found in a reloaded .32 caliber pistol, and officers recovered knuckles, an ice pick, and whisky in the car. Witnesses testified shots were fired at the ground. Sapp appeared drunk and refused to discuss motive. No charges were filed as of last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapp
Hartselle
Roy Bradford
Highway Patrol
Pack Self
Ernest Bowman
Bob Godwin
M. P. Braswell
Bradford
Pat Patterson
Loyd Wallace
Morgan County
Braswell
Priceville
Keenum
First Father’s Day Observed in Spokane in 1910
Mrs. Dodd proposed the idea and a local resolution led to the first observed Father’s Day on June 10, 1910 in Spokane. The nationwide observance began in 1922 and has continued on the third Sunday of June. Mrs. Dodd, widowed in 1954, lived alone with a son in Washington, D.C., who is glad she started the tradition.
Canada marks 200 years since first parliament in Halifax
The text notes Canada's first parliament met in Halifax, Nova Scotia, 200 years ago with a list of names and locations including Lola Cox and Barbara Dumas among others. The passage mixes addresses and individuals, highlighting the historic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Teamster VPs To Be Probed In Hoffa Hearings
Senate rackets probes order four Teamsters Union vice presidents questioned in hearings to start Thursday. Harold Gibbons John O Rourke John T O Brien and Owen Brennan invoked the Fifth Amendment previously regarding handling of union funds and power within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teamsters
Waten Ses
James R. Hoffa
Special Investigating Committee
Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Harold Gibbons
St. Louis
John O’rourke
New York City
John T
Sandy) O’brien
Chicago
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Detroit
Cohen
O’rourke
O’brien
Brennan
District Diary to Tour Redstone Auburn
Three area teachers join 114 participants in the Science Institute at Alabama Polytechnic Institute this summer funded by the National Science Foundation. They will tour the Army Ballistic Research Agency at Redstone Arsenal Tuesday along with Betty Clanton Athens Randall A Freeman Cullman and Darwin Siniard Danville among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Science Institute
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
National Science Foundation
Army Ballistic Research Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Betty Clanton
Athens
Randall A. Freeman
Cullman
Darwin Siniard
Danville
Hartselle Mayor Visits Brother at Fort Polk La
Hartselle Mayor John C Burleson travels to Fort Polk Louisiana this weekend to visit his brother Col Joe Burleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
John. C. Burleson
Col
Joe Burleson
Ft. Polk, la
Light Family Leaves for South Carolina Institute
Mr and Mrs J D Light and daughters Judy and Susan departed for South Carolina where Mr Light will attend the University of South Carolina Mathematics Summer Institute for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
J. D. Light
Judy
Susan
South Carolina
Light
University of South Carolina
Cafes confrontation ends with shooting claim
Witnesses said Mrs Sapp hid on entry as Sapp arrived. A man shouted curses and Gibson urged silence. A pistol was seen in Sapp's right pocket and someone called for law enforcement. A bystander described ducking when a shot rang out and noted Sapp appeared sober at the time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Parker
Mrs
Annie Robinson
Recorder
Sim B. Lovelady
William “Bill
O. B. Roberson
10Th Ave
Church St
Frank Harris
State
Science
By Bob Brown
Danny
Bernice M. Weaver
4Th St
Athens-Limestone Admissions
Ray Stewart
Randy Boyd
Susie Mason
Florence Mealer
Elkmont
William E. Stewart
Napoleon J. Jones
Hazelgreen
Jesse O. Barnett
Pryce Adams
Pulaski Pike
Charles Holt
Harold Meals
Leaton Holt
Alvin Crawbaugh
Bob Smith
Carrie Crutcher
Willard Dawes
Harley D. Pierson
Crestline St
Albert Sidney Johnson
Finley Dr
Homer N. Crowe
Day St
Sylvia Ann Hieserman
Stratford Rd
Ida Mae Tucker
Severn Williams
Sallie Rooker
Houston St
Carolina Base
Air Force
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
N.C
Lola Cox
Clifton Kelly
Houston McCain
Joe Curry
1632
Endlam Blvd
Barbara Dumas
L. W. White
Waldermose Springs
Leslie Magnusson
Merritt’ Poole
Clinton
Redstone
HERTZ
Tdf Truck Rental
Decatur Transit EL
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
Allied van Lines
Outlook
L. C. Fisher Company
Sheffield
Muscle Shoals Hotel
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