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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
2
Folsom Opposes Sale of Coffee County Farm Land
The former governor spoke on taxes for 1948 and 1949 with a total lien including taxes penalties and interest. He compared his patience to Old Job and said he was against selling the land though unsure what could be done. The Coffee County farm was described as the oldest estate in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Coffee County
Deaths Cullman Ida Grimmett Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Grimmett aged 53 of Hanceville will be held today at 3 pm from Mt. Grove Church with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Ida Grimmett
Hanceville
Mt. Grove Church
Tommy Shields Dies in Huntsville at 57
Tommy Shields, 57, Huntsville, brother of Mrs. Gilbert Blackwell of Decatur, died today at 6 a.m. in Huntsville Hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. DST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tommy Shields
Huntsville 3
Gilbert Blackwell
Decatur
Hos
Aeeeee
James W Beasley Dies at 84 in Athens Home
James Walter Beasley 84 of 108 Madison St Athens died at his residence Monday at 8 30 p m He was a former Athens businessman and father of Allen Beasley president of Limestone County Bank Pallbearers include J E Beasley Dr John Marlin John Huber Tom Jackson Wallace Steele and Reuben Woodward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James Walter Beasley
Madison St
Allen Beasley
Limestone County Bank
J. E. Beasley
John Marlin
John Huber
Tom Jackson
Wallace Steele
Reuben Woodward
New Band Director Named At DHS
A native of Attalla Alabama is named band director at DHS. The new director is married with one child and is a 1950 graduate of Emma Sansom High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DHS
Attalla, Ala
Emma Sansom High School
City Attorney Rules Moulton Heights Annexation Vote Delayed
City Attorney A. J. Coleman says another annexation election in Moulton Heights cannot be held for a year after the January vote. Voters defeated annexation on January 19, and a 90-signature petition asked for a new election. Financial figures listed show $16,411.61 and $18,728.75 under work in progress for Woodmont Dr and North St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Heights
A. J. Coleman
Woodmont
12Th St
North St
District Diary arrests in Athens total 35 last week
City Hall records show Athens officers made 35 arrests in the past week. Charges include public drunkenness 13 reckless driving 4 no driver's license 3 whisky in possession 1 assault 2 unnecessary noise with car 2 petit larceny 2 beer in possession 2 disorderly conduct 1 speeding 1 abusive language 2 affray 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Friendship Singing at Danville Church Planned
An annual all day singing is set for Sunday at Friendship Church about four miles southwest of Danville. A noon lunch will be spread for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Singing
Danville
Friendship Church
Death rites for John Eldredge set for Wednesday
Final rites for John Eldredge scheduled at 2 0 p m Wednesday at AME Church on Church Street NW. He died Sunday at 12 40 a m at his mother's home 511 Church Street NW. Rev Snodgrass to officiate with burial at Sykes Cemetery directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eldredge
AME
Church St. NW
Snodgrass
Sykes Cemetery
Somerville Man Admits Gun Theft of Remington Rifle
A Somerville man admits stealing a Remington automatic rifle. Police report details and charges filed as investigators pursue case progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Local births reported at three area hospitals
Mr and Mrs C F Lewis at 1608 Wadsworth St SE welcomed a son Monday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gerald Winstead of Tanner 1 welcomed a daughter Monday at Bank Street Hospital. Mr and Mrs John T Fagan of 310 Moulton St W welcomed a son Michael Thomas Friday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Lewis
Wadsworth St. SE
Decatur General Hospital
Gerald Winstead
Bank Street Hospital
John T. Fagan
Moulton St. W
Michael Thomas
Baugh-Wiley- Smith
Lawrence County Admissions and Dismissals
Lawrence County records show admissions for Barbara Bowman Hillsboro 2 Mrs Jimmy Bowman Hillsboro Mary Summerford Dan 1 Mrs Chad Vaughn Moulton Mrs G H Chambers Double Springs and dismissals for Mrs Billy Etheredge Moulton 2 Mrs Elmer Sutton Trinity 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Barbara Bowman
Hillsboro
Jimmy Bowman
Mary Summerford
Chad Vaughn
Moulton
G. H. Chambers
Double Springs
Billy Etheredge
Elmer Sutton
Trinity
Bank Street Obscure Address List Noted
A compiled list includes James H. Morgan 1306 North St SE David W. Osborn 918 5th Ave Percy C. Phillips 1309 1st St S Louis Blizzard 310 Canal St Wade Whitlock Trinity 1 Earl Williford Athens 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street Admissions
James H. Morgan
North St
David W. Osborn
5Th Ave
Percy C. Phillips
St. S
Community Notices Listing Local Residents and Families
A compiled list mentions Mrs. Janice Prestwood at Uptown Trailer Court and B Wayne Roberts on 919 17th Ave, along with Free Hester Sparkman at 804 18th Ave, Evelyn White at 106 4th Ave, Leona Pack at 1827 Sherman, Master Marty Reese Shelton at 616 8th Ave SW, Andrew Walker at 1325 6th Ave, Inez Sims of Hartselle 2, John Fagan and infant Michael Thomas at 310 Moulton, Robert Speer and infant Judy Loretta at 2109 Spring Ave SW, and Dorothy Tucker at 150 Mc Glathery Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Prestwood
Uptown
Trailer Court
Wayne Roberts
17Th Ave
Hester Sparkman
Evelyn White
4Th Ave
Leona Pack
Sherman St
Marty Reese Shelton
8Rd Ave
Andrew Walker
6Th Ave
Inez Sims
Hartselle
John Fagan
Michael Thomas
Moulton
Robert Speer
Judy Loretta
Spring Ave
Dorothy Tucker
McGlathery Lane
Decatur General Hospital Obituary and Address Log
Dismiscals list names and addresses including Mrs William E Morrison and infant Sheridan Apts Master James Emmett McClar ary Jr 1822 Brookmeade Rd SE Mrs William J Baugher 2105 7th St SE Horace G Young 121 Austinville Rd James Pack Self 2212 7th St SE Mrs H oo Jones 1115 H 0 Snow 811 5th Ave SE Hurley M Cross Moulton 4 Mrs Joe Barr Jr 1916 Harri-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur General
William E. Morrison
Sheridan
H. Oo Jones
H. 0. Snow
5Th Ave
Hurley M.cross
Moulton
Joe Barr Jr
Harri
Serene Draper Admits Theft to State Investigator
Draper told State Investigator Roy McDowell that she cut the screen and admitted stealing in the incident. The statement was given during the inquiry into the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Roy McDowell
Limestone Wreck Kills Woman in Athens County
A 51-year-old Limestone County woman died and two others were injured when a truck overturned on County Road 48 west of Athens. The vehicle skidded after being pulled back onto the roadway. no charges were filed. Funeral services for Mrs Hagood were set for Mount Carmel Church of Christ with burial in Cement Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Limestone County
Here
Cee Etta Cribbs
A. E. Williams
Highway Patrol
Martin
Hagood
Mount Carmel Church of Christ
Florence Highway
E. F. Bullington
Cement
McConnell
Cox
Jerry Kerr
Howard Smith
Charlie Hobbs
Crutcher Hardy
Thomas
Eural
James Hagood
Bill Williams
Alfred Chambers
Charlotte Ann Hagood
Ed Cribbs
Aline Hardaway
Pauline McCathey
Anderson
Flora Barknett
Chicago
J. B. Cribbs
Capshaw
Doyce Cribbs
Cullen
Onnie Cribbs
Area Man Wins Outstanding Airman of the Year honor
Chief M Sgt Herschell E McKelvey of Scott Air Force Base Illinois was named MATS Outstanding Airman of the Year after a board selected him from 17 finalists at headquarters level He is a Decatur native and serves at the U S Air Force Hospital Scott He arrived at Scott in February a 23 year veteran with over a decade overseas He and his wife Martha have two children Morris 13 Kay 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschell E. McKelvey
Scott Air Force Base
III
Military Air Transport Service
Decatur
McKelvey
U. S. Air Force Hospital
Scott
MATS
Air Force Assn
San Francisco
Martha
Morris
Kay
Cattle theft leads to six grand larceny warrants
Six warrants have been issued charging James W. Edwards, 28, of Lacey's Spring, with grand larceny of cows and steers over about three years. Edwards admitted stealing livestock from the J. C. Jones farm at Dry Creek Cove near the Jones farm and said he sold the cattle in Arab and Huntsville markets. He has lived on the Jones farm since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
James W. Edwards
J. C. Jones
Dry Creek Cove
Arab
Huntsville
Edwards
Jones Farm
Jap Worried About U. S. Toy Sales
A Tokyo export manufacturers cooperative expresses concern over a drop in toy sales to the United States, signaling tensions affecting trade. The U.S. embassy is noted in the discussion as a point of contact or influence in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tokyo
U.S
Karen Joy West Notice at 1713 Dianne St
A brief notice lists Karen Joy West of 1713 Dianne Street SE as the subject of a local public record. No further details are readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Joy West
Dianne
Herter Seeks Speed on U S Japanese Treaty Action
Secretary of State John Herter urged rapid Senate action on the U S Japanese treaty following its ratification by the Japanese Diet. He warned against overemphasizing any damage to U S prestige and said Japan's invitation cancellation for Eisenhower was unfortunate but not decisive for long term effects. The Senate was expected to act soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Japan
Lyndon B
Herter
Eisenhower
U.S
CR Probe Gets Clear Path After Supreme Court Ruling
The Civil Rights Commission gains a clear field to resume investigations after the Supreme Court voided blocking injunctions. The decision removes barriers that held up hearings for a year and sets the stage for possibly new actions in the South in the coming months. Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion said he would study the ruling before deciding on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Ings
South
High Tribunal
Warren
Louisiana
Jack Gremillion
State Offers 50 Million Bond Sale For Schools
Alabama officials offered 50 million dollars in school bonds in the largest security sale in state history. Proceeds will be divided among school systems as bonds attract favorable bids. The sale is overseen by Education head Charles Meriwether, Attorney General MacDonald Gallion, Superintendent Frank R. Stewart, State Treasurer Agnes Baggett, Revenue Commissioner Harry Haden, and State Auditor Mary Texas Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Charles Meriwether
MacDonald Gallion
Frank R. Stewart
Agnes Baggett
Harry Haden
Mary Texas Garner
Replica Of 1st State Capital Is Revealed
Visitors view a replica of Alabama’s first state Capitol in Montgomery with exhibits detailing early government and key dates. Officials say the display preserves historic architecture and offers educational insight for residents and tourists alike.
Princess Grace Loses Father in Monaco Memorial
Hollywood actress Princess Grace flew from Monaco to be with her father during his abdominal surgery. After his discharge last week she returned to Monaco and then departed by plane for Philadelphia following a private Monaco palace memorial mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Monaco
Philadelphia
Monaco Palace
Four Car Pileup Kills Eight In New Iberia
In New Iberia Louisiana four cars wrecked within city limits killing eight people. Patrick Henry aged 32 from Jeanerette and Archie Alexander aged 24 from Patentville suffered critical and minor injuries respectively. The crash involved multiple family connections among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iberia
Patrick Henry
Jeanerette
Taylor
Archie Alexander
Patentville
Williams Boys
Engelhardt Probe Nearing End In Montgomery
In Montgomery AP reports the U S Democratic Party has disqualified him as a state official under the Hatch Act. Barman has declined comment noting the Civil Service Commission in Washington will release further details.
Russellville Votes To Keep City Council Despite Antifluoridation Call
In Russellville residents vote to retain their city council while 1 079 oppose the antifluoridation measure. The outcome preserves local governance as proponents and opponents debated public health policy.
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported for Local Market
Core market notes show milling wheat at 1.28 per unit and soybeans as No 1. Livestock quotes list barrows and gilts 17.25, sows 11.50-13.50, and sheep at 600. Mixed trade for lambs 23.00 as top end. other classes scarce with few good ewes around 5.00.
Wall Street mixed as firms dip and rise amid activity
A midday market roundup shows a jumbled session with some favorites down 3 to 4 points while key groups trade within a one point range. Airlines rise after fare news. Mining drops 6 percent to 77. Paramount Pictures up over 2. Dow Jones at 646.01, AP 221.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Paramount Pictures
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U.S
Teas Demand at Farms 178 Wena Falls Short
A terse farm market report notes limited demand for heavy eae O teas at Farm 178 near Wena. Sellers report tepid interest and slow sales, with buyers scarce and pricing unclear amid market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Tee
Wena
Heavy Limited
Murder Trial Opens Today in Porte Blocker Whisky Case
Final arguments heard by the jury in the Porte Blocker case. Blocker is charged with illegal whisky manufacture. He was arrested December 3, 1959 by deputies Lester Garris and Horace Stanford. Trial expected to go to the jury this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvice
Porte Blocker
Blocker
Lester Garrigan
Horace Stanford
Papers Get Lashed Again In Montgomery AP Report
In Montgomery the AP reports a renewed bout of public scolding as officials lash out at critics. The piece notes repeated episodes of sharp rebukes and political pressure surrounding county actions and media coverage.
Elderly Man Struck by Car in Athens Accident
Paul Terry, 86, of 1018 Moulton Street East, was struck near General and 6th Avenues around 8 45 a m. He told police the sun blinded him. Mrs C L Isnogle, 1709 Grace Avenue, Athens, said he walked into her northbound car. He was not reported seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Terry
Moulton St. E
6Th Ave
Terry
C. L. Isnogle
Grace Ave
Athens
Plants Face Light Challenges In 21 Percent Range
A brief note describes plants struggling with insufficient light in a 21 percent exposure range, highlighting growth stagnation and potential need for brighter or longer illumination to improve health.
Livestock Market Report Jacksonville Prices Sharp
Jacksonville market reports show barrows and gilts trading across weight classes with No 1 and 1-2 barrows at 190-200 pounds bringing 17.25 to 17.50, No 2-3 at 240 pounds around 15.75 to 16.50, and No 13 sows around 11.50. One thousand head active, with mixed barrow and gilt sales and steady sheep markets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Juba River Flows Over A Thousand Miles To Ocean
The Juba River travels more than 1,000 miles from East Africa toward the Indian Ocean. The river's course shapes regional geography and supports nearby communities and ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
Indian Ocean
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Vorkastner
James W. Beasley
Mrs. Laubenthal
Athens-Limestone Admissions
Patricia Lundquist
Princess Grace
Engelhardt
Russellville
Decatur Markets
Wall Street
Ave. N.W
Crestline School
Tennessee Ag
Sand Mountain
Paul C. Davis
Moulton St
Grey
Ave
N.W
Tome
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