Miss Lois Tonn Weds LeRoy Hochsprung In Florence
The wedding of Lois Mildred Tonn daughter of the Rev and Mrs E T Tonn and LeRoy L Hochsprung son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hochsprung of Aurora Illinois took place at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Florence Sun day afternoon. The ceremony featured nup tial music by E Y Berry and Eugene Tonn with a lace dress of white nylon net, veil, and a purple th roated white orchid bouquet. A reception at the Tonn home followed and out of town guests from Aurora Pensacola Montgomery and Boston attended. After a eastern wedding trip the couple will live at 426 Jackson street Aurora.
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Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Lois Mildred Tonn
E. T. Tonn
LeRoy L. Hochsprung
Walter Hochsprung
Aurora
Illinois
E. Y. Berry
Decatur
Eugene Tonn
Hochsprung
Marlon Miller
Town
Ruth Ann Town
Tomn
Frank Steinwart
John Miller
Ruth Town
Boston
Linda Bohnstedt
Ann Huffman
Karen Miller
Lillian Jones
Summit
Mississippi
Jackson Street
Aurois
Walter. Hochsprung
Karen
Kathie Miller
Jimmy
John Beckner
Marion Miller
Edward Mietz
Walter Rahn
Nancy Rahn
William Konrad
Conrad Seifrid
Pensacola
Fla
Edmund Lammert
Lammert
John
Judy
Montgomery
John Barron
Henry Day
Joyce
Edward Brauer
Arline
Pat Pelzer
Lois.Tonn
Florence
Improper Eating Habits Linked to Excessive Belching
A health feature explains belching often stems from quick eating and air swallowed during meals. It notes that persistent belching can signal organic disease and urges medical evaluation with X rays to rule out ulcers, tumors, or gallbladder issues.
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Orient
Devotional Session Cites Psalm 100 Theme Christ Our Daily Partner
Roll call featured a favorite scripture verse. Mrs Estelle Mitchell delivered a devotional on Christ Our Daily Partner, reading Psalm 100 and meditating from The Upper Room. Mrs Selven Ferguson presented a study from Mission To America. The meeting closed with the Mizpah.
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Estelle Mitchell
Selven
Ferguson
America
Benediction Meeting By W M S Sixth Avenue Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Sixth Avenue Church of God invites members to a benediction gathering this Thursday. The session will discuss upcoming outreach and church activities with attendees urged to arrive on time.
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W.M.S
Sixth Avenue Church OF God
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Sixth Avenue
Church of
Exchange Club swears in three new members at meeting
Three new members were formally sworn into the Decatur Exchange Club at its weekly meeting last night in the Why Not cafe. A meeting will be held Thursday afternoon June 26 at two o'clock at Mrs. Carl McDonald’s home on Beeline Highway South. An invitation was extended to all ladies of the church to attend.
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Decatur
Order of the Rainbow
Decatur Masonic Temple
Chapel Hill W.S.C.S
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Chapel Hill Methodist Church
Johnnie White
Jesus Saves
Wilson Mitchell
Grover Mann
Paul Hampton
Decatur Exchange Club
Why Not
John
God
Carl McDonald
Beeline Highway South
Mary Lou Installation Announced for Friday
The Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No. 320 Order of the Eastern Star will install officers Friday evening June 27 at 8 at the Decatur Masonic Temple. Installing officers include Mrs. Lew Melton Atlanta GA and Guy Counts. A banquet at Pitts Motel follows at 6 30. Reservations via H D Casey or Mrs Butler Hine by Thursday noon. Public invited.
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Mary Lou Dancy
Order of the Eastern Star
Decatur Masonic Temple
Lew Melton
Atlanta
Georgia
Guy Counts
Worthy Patton
Ruby Jones
Mary Walton
Vera McRae
Mercedes Norwood
Cleo Levin
Pitts Motel
H. D. Casey
Butler Hine
Faithful Workers Enjoy Picnic Monday Evening
The Faithful Workers Sunday School Class of Central Baptist Church held a picnic at Delano Park Monday evening. After a bountiful meal they exchanged gifts with secret pals. Members present included Mrs. Leon Dumas Mrs. Eugene Wright Miss Myrl Hambrick Miss Sue Wright Miss Helen Ruth Roan Miss Marjorie Reeves Miss Doris Davis Miss Christine Vinson Miss Frances Farrer Miss Mary Black Miss Martha Whitt Rogers and teacher Mrs. Sherrill Maner.
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Faithful Workers
Central Baptist Church
Delano Park
Leon Dumas
Eugene Wright
Myrl Hambrick
Sue Wright
Helen _ Ruth Roan
Marjorie Reeves
Doris Davis
Christine Vinson
Frances Farrer
Mary Black
Martha Whitt Rogers
Sherrell Maner
Personal notices of visits and vacations across states
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Duke and infant Victoria Ellen visit Union Mississippi relatives. Margie Ellen Harrison remembered. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Woodall return from two week trip to Clearwater Beach Florida also visiting St. Petersburg Tampa and Tallahassee. Miss Sydney Finnell of Tuscaloosa arrives to visit grandmother Mrs. L. A. Neill and Dr. Neill. Mr. and Ms. C. M. Graham at Seabreeze Hotel Panama City Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and daughters enjoy vacations across Alabama Tennessee Georgia Florida and Ohio. Mrs. J. Jennings and children Gonzalez Florida arrive Friday to visit mother and grandmother Mrs. T. R. Harrison and relatives.
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A. G. Duke
Victoria Ellen
Union
Mississippi
H. C. Johnston
Calvin Woodall
Clearwater Beach
Florida
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Tallahassee
Sydney Finnell
Tuscaloosa
L. A. Neill
Dr. Neill
Ms. C. M. Graham
Seabreeze Hotel
Panama City
Fred Wright
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Ohio
J. ©. Jennings
Gonzalez, Florida
T. R. Harrison
Time head urges local level school improvements
Roy E. Larsen president of Time Inc urged local action to improve schools at a state education conference in Tuscaloosa. He noted 1,600 communities already work with his National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools and another 5,000 have some citizen action. He proposed a three point plan for community school advancement.
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Tuscaloosa
Roy E. Larsen
Time, Inc
Larsen
National Citizens Commission
Bob Glenn Speaker For Athens College
Athens College announces Rev. Robert Glenn pastor of Valhermosa Springs Community Church will speak at a regular assembly Wednesday July 2 at 9 A.M. in McCandless Auditorium. He has led rural church work in our state and was named rural pastor of the year by the Progressive Farmer last year. He holds a scholarship at Emory University and taught there last summer in the School for Rural Preachers. Public invited with special note to rural ministers county agricultural agents and community leaders.
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Athens College
Robert Glenn
Valhermosa Springs
McCandless
Emory University
Americans Use About 135 Pounds Wheat Flour Per Capita
A historical record notes that the average American consumes roughly 135 pounds of wheat flour per person each year, reflecting national dietary patterns and agricultural production.
Press-Register and Pape seek Channel 8 TV station in Mobile
The Mobile Press-Register Co and Papé Broadcasting Co apply for authority to operate a commercial TV station on Channel 8 in Mobile. Press-Register runs Radio WABB while Papé runs WALA and has renewed its previous Channel 3 bid to Channel 8. Gunpowder is a mixture of saltpetre sulphur and charcoal.
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Washington
Mobile Press-Register Co
Pape Broadcasting Co
Mobile
The
Press-Register
WABB
Pape
WALA
Papé Company
Communications Commission
Press Register
Club to Launch Concentrated Drive for New Members
Wallace, Billy Roberts, and David Gautier led a meeting focused on organization. The membership committee will meet Thursday evening at the home of Bob Brigham, 304 Fifth Avenue, West, to plan a focused drive for new members.
Last Day To Claim Social Security Death Benefits Aug 31
Ware Foster of the Decatur Social Security office warns survivors of insured persons who died abroad between 1941 and 1946 risk losing lump sum death payments if they do not file before August 31 1952. Widows or those who paid burial costs for a U S reinterment are often affected and urged to contact the Decatur office promptly.
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Ware Foster
Decatur Social Security Office
United States
Foster
Decatur
Eskimos Migrated North of Lake Superior 2000 Years Ago
The article posits that Inuit peoples inhabited regions north of Lake Superior around two millennia ago and migrated further north from that origin point.
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Lake Superior
English Spelling Treated as Tough by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society calls English spelling exceptionally hard among the world’s languages, highlighting its complex rules and historical irregularities in a detailed discussion.
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National Geographic Society
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