Just Around Home Notes From Five Tennessee Counties
Hadith McClure of Decatur and relatives here. Ilian J F Tanner and William ard McKee visited Cullman Saturday. McKee stayed with Mrs Nettie McKee. Turner attended church at Harmony and visited Ryans. Several people attended an ice cream supper at the Mason home for Miss Theo. Elbert Ryan and family of the county hosted a sister. Lee Woodall is seriously ill at home. Church services planned every Saturday evening with invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadith McClure
Decatur
Ilian
J. F. Tanner
William Ard McKee
McKee
Nettie McKee
Turner
Ryans
Harmony
Harold Mathews
Yooe
Shelton
Lee Woodall
Hillsboro Social Notes Mix Local Visits and Games
Messrs Kenneth Odom and J R Walker were in Decatur on business. Numerous townsfolk visited, hosted and traveled. Hillsboro ball park prep improves as the team eyes a busy season with local gatherings, church news, and visits to relatives in Decatur Birmingham Huntsville and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ray Horton
Decatur
Hillsboro
Ball Park
Community Notes From Trinity On Illness Visits And Travelers
Mrs Clay Fare shows slow improvement after five weeks ill at home. Friends meet weekend with Miss Ethel Phillips. Mrs J P Bradley returns from Missouri and will make Decatur home with her sons. Mrs Sidney Dixon and daughters visit, plus Miss Ethel Forkton from Corinth. Stella Sherrill visits aunt in Decatur. Tommie Terry Garth Clifton Kimbrel and Thomas Newsom visit from Decatur. Leha Minnie Lee Battles Ruth Sherrill visit A H King near Hillsboro recovering from pneumonia. Several attend all day singing at Union Hill. Lois Pace visits Beulah Phillips. Josephine and Wilma Gheats visit Decatur. Clarence Royer Buddy Robinson visit from Decatur. Sheats and Baker Marvin Bowling visit Decatur with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Fare
Ethel Phillips
J. P. Bradley
Decatur
Tommie Terry
Garth
Clifton Kimbre
Thomas Newsom
Leha
Minnie Lee Battles
Ruth Sherrill
A. H. King
Hillsboro
Union Hill
Lois Pace
Beulah Phillips
Josephine
Wilma Sue Gheats
Clarence Royer
Buddy Robinson
Sheats
Baker Marvin Bowling
Desatur
Officers Ride Milk Trucks Rumor Denied in Alabama
Federal agents and Foremost Dairies officials in Birmingham denied reports that federal officers were guarding milk trucks from Montgomery and Central Alabama. No protection request or action in the milk price war was made and Montgomery police reportedly claimed armed guards rode trucks. The piece also notes social events at Union Grove and Cotaco Valley B Y P U activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Alabama
W.S. Barber
Dairies
Mrs Mollie Edwards Visiting in Tusca Toosa Alabama
Mrs Mollie Edwards of Tusca Toosa Alabama is visiting her sister Mrs M G Julian and family. Mr and Mrs H M Hutchison and son Alvin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F W Whisenant. An ice cream supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Ralph on Saturday evening was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Odom
J. R. Walker
Decatur
Ellie McBride
College Grove
Beverly Landers
Tuscumbia
Mollie Landers
Garnett Ennis
Turdage
George Dix
Ala
T. L. Blake
Tommy
Port Arthur
Texas
Ethel Landers
Richard Howell
Lock A
Wade Gray
Howell
Leonard Terry
Eastern Star Lodge
Town Creek
W. F. Weaver
Moulton
Ernest Edwards
Cleveland Cross
Thomas Corum
Fish Pond Branch
Mollie Edwards
Tusca- Toosa
M. G. Julian
H. M. Hutchison
Alvin
F. W. Whisenant
Marvin Ralph
Illness Hits Carl Laemmle Jr on Train En Route to LA
The 24 year old general manager of Universal Pictures, Carl Laemmle Jr., is stricken with a severe asthma attack while on a train in Arizona heading to Los Angeles. An asthma specialist met the train by air to provide care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Universal Pictures
Arizona
Los Angeles
Zone meeting among Madison church group and visits
The Zone meeting of the Methodist Missionary Society met here on Friday. The Junior League presented a mission program and a picnic luncheon was enjoyed on the church lawn. Several local residents and visitors were mentioned with travel and family updates throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
R. W. Thorson
Muncie
Ind
Treich
Thorson
Decatur
Roy Thorson
Elmer Ligon Hughes
Birmingham
Ellie
Leslie Hally
Roy Mitchell
Huntsville
Little J. W. Shelton
Floyde Street
Lonnie Shelton
Roscoe Nelton
Lynchburg
Tenn
Margaret Mitchell
Mattie B. Brown
Limestone Creek
Sturdivant
Huntsville Hospital
Sides
Carbon Hill
Sam
Raymond
George Sturdivant
Alfred Stewart
Eleanor Bronaugh
Daily Crossword Puzzle of leather r Rapabtle in Europe 12 Aeroplane
Cryptic grid clues mix across and down terms such as Savored Toward Ventilate and Extinct New Zealand bird plus various geographic and linguistic hints. The readable fragment lists many entries including compass points and common nouns, indicating a themed puzzle with multiple short word answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New Zealand
Siam
Asia
Misses Frances Lee Elizabeth Blair and Nell Samples Leave
Three women named Frances Lee Elizabeth Blair and Nell Samples departed on Thursday. Their destinations or purpose not detailed in the brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lee
Elizabeth Blair
Nell Samples
Bus to Athens College Serves Local Students This Fall
A new bus service announces monthly schedule for students desiring to attend Athens college. An agent is in the territory enlisting riders for the upcoming term. The line runs from Hartselle to Athens and may extend to Parkville if interest remains. The plan lets students live at home while pursuing college work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens College
Hartselle
Athens
Parkville
Justice Decides Dog Ownership in Local Case
Justice of the Peace W. W. Rahm resolved a dispute over a dog's ownership by obtaining ages from both sides and then consulting a veterinarian. The court awarded the animal based on the expert testimony of the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Rahm
Salesmen Who Speak Little Yet Do Much Daily Classified Ads
A compact ad note highlights salesmen who communicate minimally but deliver substantial results through daily classified listings. It emphasizes efficiency and reliable service in a bustling marketplace.
To Wed Again Mrs. Leah Chase Eaker
Mrs. Leah Chase Eaker former wife of Capt Ira C Eaker selects Capt Harrison W Flickinger Langley Field Va as her second husband The ceremony will take place in New York She is the daughter of Chauncey Chase of Middlebury Ind and her divorce was granted in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Chase Eaker
Army Flyer
Ira C. Eaker
Harrison W. Flickinger
Langley Field
Eaker
Chauncey Chase
Middlebury
Ind
New York
Properly Managed Camp: Healthful Experience Warns Clinician
Dr Logan Clendening urges careful scrutiny of summer camps to ensure proper regulation and medical readiness. He emphasizes vaccination, infection control, emergency care training, suitable clothing, sanitation, and on site medical supervision to minimize risks while highlighting the healthful benefits of well run camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Simmer
Medical Q and A on reproductive health and fistula treatment
A reader asks about a tipped uterus and possible pregnancy and exercise. The physician replies such conditions are common and rarely hinder pregnancy unless adhesions exist. A second reader asks if fistula requires operation. the answer notes fistula surgeries are often necessary and successful.
Athens Personal Notices Highlight Local Bridge Teas
Complimenting Miss Rebecca Gilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs T E Gilbert of Athens whose marriage to Mr Henry Cromwell of Florence will be an event of July 8. Mrs D L Rosenal Jr entertained many friends at bridge with gift flowers and a two course refreshment after the games. The Two Table Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs A D Powers with luncheon then cards. Miss Ellen Church of Washington DC and Miss Williams were guests at a bridge. Margaret Rosenay hosted the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club with high score to Mrs W C Chambers and Nora Garth Gray among guests. Mrs L W Donnell entertained her bridge club with Geo Duncan high. Robbie Kennemer hosted many friends at bridge with high by Miss Margaret Aylin and low by Mrs Chas Long followed by ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Gilbert
T. E. Gilbert
Athens
Henry Cromwell
Florence
D. L. Rosenal, Jr
Bridge
Lagaret Rosenay
W. C. Chambers
Nora Garth Gray
Elkmont
L. W. Donnell
College View
Geo. Dun
Can
Robbie Kennemer
Margaret Aylin
Chas Long
Regular Classified Readers Bound to Receive Regular Profit
A brief notice indicates regular classified readers are promised steady profits. No specific names or dates are provided.
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W. L. Fretwell
E. L. Hardin
Edgar Landers
D. P. Woodall
Misses Easter
Alma Roberts
Paul Horton
Will Ennis
Henry D. Jones
Russellville
Arthur Garnett
D. W. Irwin
Williams
Evelyn
Marjorie Irwin
Eary
Harry Landers
Jane Landers
Joe Hardin
John Beall
Lock
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Miss
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S. O. Hardin
Jos
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Harry Beall
John Hardin
Arthur Breast
Nashville
Church News
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Harry Rehberg
Blue Ridge
N.C
Eunice Words
Mayce Balch
Bobby Armstrong
J. A. Kyser
Ashford
Harry Dublin
Mary Charles Scott
Louise Giles
Merret Wikle
Ollie Wikle
Maggie Sturdivant
Moon
Elizabeth and
Paul Hunter
Horace Balch
Horace, Jr
Velma Rowe
Camp
Coleman
Grace Chester
Kate Sobotka
Camp Hill
Eric
Mitchell
California
Poole
Walter
Frances
Sheffield
Josephine Puckett
Oskloosa
Iowa
Ollie Barcliff
Ralph, Dri
J. E. Schnell
Margaret
L. D. Gill
Dallas
Dorothy Sparks
Selma
Charles Johnson
Elizabeth Robertson
Guntersville
Ruby Boger
Zem Sanders
Jacksonville
Fla
Arthur Step
Grady Gorham
Peggy Sue
J.D. Wilder
Stanley
Figgety Fletcher
Maw Fletcher
Eqi
Bes
Trinity News
Herman Ryan
Harvey Gullion
Union Grove
Ryan
J. T. Patrick
Hanceville
Cotaco
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Stagmaier & CO
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Madison News
Hla
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John D. Wyker & Son
Princess Theatre
Tennessee Valley Bank
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