Eva News Notes Local Visits and Events In Eva
Mrs Clara Peryear visits her mother in Hartselle this week as Mr and Mrs Omer Holmes spend Thursday night with her father W F Ford. Various relatives and friends travel between Decatur Florence Moulton and Springfield for visits and a big all day singing is planned in Old Harpe on Sunday June 26. The Moulton picnic committee promotes the July 1 event and Miss Willie Mae Lauderdale trains as a nurse at Decatur’s Benevolent Hospital.
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Clara Peryear
Hartselle
Orr
Mrs. Omer Holmes
W. F. Ford
Eva
Willie Mae Lauderdale
the Benevolent Hospital
Décatur
Surviver’s fragmented diary hints at a murder room
Fragmentary OCR from Homer Banks survey hints at a murder scene involving Samuel Manton. The text shows garbled dialogue and room references with unclear speakers and locations.
Local Residents Visit and Summer Work Arrives
Guests listed including Mrs. M. H. Sanflin and Miss Rebecca Youngblood from Augusta Georgia. Mrs. Irene Irwin hosts her sister Mrs. Sue Irwin from Birmingham for a week. Lawrence Simms, a May high school graduate, works for the summer with Oscar Montgomery a paper hanger and painter in Albany. Hon J D L Byars arrives Friday from Montgomery.
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Rebecca Youngblood
Augusta
Georgia
R. E. Harper
Irene Irwin
Sue Irwin
Birmingham
Lawrence Simms
Oscar Montgomery
Albany
Family Visitors At Home For Weekend
Miss Ruth Byars and her brother Master John are home for the weekend with their father Hon J D L Byars. Ruth is secretary to the committee on elementary institutions and John serves as a page in the House.
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Gladys Moses
Accepta Pes
Ruth Puryear
Charlie
Springfield
Naay
Miss Ruth. Byars
Master John
J. D. L. Byars
Miss Ruth
Farmers lag in fields due to rain and outing to Wilson Dam
Hartselle residents report delayed farm work after several rain days. R L Garner family M D Dobbs J W Payne and families and Mr and Mrs J T Aycock traveled to Wilson Dam last Sunday and enjoyed a good time despite rain. Mrs Boyd Puryear of Eva visits her mother Mrs Burl Orr this week.
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R. L. Garner
M. D. Dobbs
J. W. Payne
J. T. Aycock
Wilson Dam
Mrs. Boyd Puryear
Eva
Burl Orr
B. B. Orr
Cullman
Marital Union Highlighted In Local Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Odie Henderson visited Mrs. Henderson’s sister Mrs. M L Nelson who has been ill but improved. Misses Lillie Mae and Grace Cheetah and Wins Baral attended Evergreen singing. Mrs. M D Debbs spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. D B Dobbs. Clayton Hicks and Miss Evelyn Winsett were married Wednesday night.
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Odie Henderson
Falkville
Lillie Mae
Grace Cheetah
Baral
Evergreen
M. D. Debbs
Mrs
D. B. Dobbs
Clayton Hicks
Evelyn Winsett
Oak Ridge Gossip Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oak Ridge News reports visits and calls from residents across the area. Mr. and Mrs J M West and children stayed with Mrs Dean West of Rockyard Tuesday night. Early Thompson from Basham guest of Grady and Mrs Chasteen Thursday night. Aileen Moss of Mosses Chapel visiting Gladys and Pauline Atkins. Mrs Willie Smith and children visited Mrs W L Sparkman Thursday. Grady Chasteen and Ester Smith hosts Tuesday night. Grandchildren Little Bloyde and Myree Clayton from Kentucky visiting grandmother Mrs A L Clayton. Jimmie Moss of Mosses Chapel called on C B Atkins Tuesday night.
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J. M. West
Dean West
Rockyard
Early Thompson of Basham
Mrs. Grady Chasteen
Aileen Moss
Mosses Chapel
Gladys
Pauline Atkins
Grady Chasteen
Mrs
Ester Smith
Little Bloyde
Myree Clayton
Kentucky
A. L. Clayton
Jimmie Moss
Mosses Chapa
Mrs. C. B. Atkins
Limestone county records visitor note
A Limestone County visitor arrived in the city today. Mr. Lyle has just recovered from a four week illness with an attack of flu.
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New
Limestone County
Lyle
May Ere(ct) Negro School Building
A new school building for negroes may be erected here with repairs planned for existing Albany school facilities as the board executes proposed plans now under consideration.
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Albany
City Council and School Board Meet in Decatur
The city council and the school board held a two hour conference yesterday afternoon to discuss the education system’s immediate and coming year financial needs. The city agreed to pay a $7500 interest charge due on school bonds in New York.
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Decatur “City “Council
New York
Albany Board Plans Use of Bond Funds for Repairs
The board intends to tap part of the $75,000 bond issue approved by Albany citizens earlier to finance essential construction and repair work. The move aims to advance the community’s infrastructure projects within available funds.
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Albany
Wage Increase Denied for 65,000 Rail Workers
In Chicago on June 26, arbitration ban blocks a wage settlement for about 65,000 conductors and trainmen on Western railroads. They sought an average raise of one dollar per day.
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Chicago
Western
Check Sent To Pay The Interest On School Bond
A payment of about 500 was sent by Decatur to a New York bank to meet an interest obligation due July 1 on a school bond issue. Yardmen won a seven and one half percent wage increase, while other unions faced smaller raises.
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Decatur
New York
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Bob
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M. H. Sanflin
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R. D. Aycock
Addie West
R. W. Sidesay
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Willie Smith
W. L. Sparkman
W. D. Lyle
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