Church program and social events highlight community life
An appreciative audience enjoyed a church program featuring Laverne Beacons, Audrey Free, Carl Conley, Helen Helfrich, Ruby Best, Lovelace, George Moye, Marie Argend and Mrs Rufus Holly. A Girls Card Club gathering hosted by Evelyn Hefner featured games, high score prizes, and refreshments. Mrs John Banks Sewell and Miss Sarah Pmends planned a Friday afternoon visit for Mrs Robert Warren of Commerce Georgia. Henry Edwards and Miss Mary Elizabeth Edwards wed at the home of her parents with Rev S O Payne officiating. Mrs Annie Thompson celebrated her 60th birthday with family, a noon dinner and evening supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIRLS
Evelyn Hefner
W. E. Hefner
Cecil Timberlake
Mabel Ann Hanson
Hazel Hodges
Virginia Hower
Louisiana
Timberlake
Miss Hefner
Warren
John Banks Sewell
Sarah Pmens
Robert Warren
Commerce, Ga
H. Reid Sherard, Jr
Henry Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
J. B. Henry
Birmingham
FE. A. Edwards
Second Avenue West
O. Payne
Westside Presbyterian Church
Annie Thompson
Somerville
Doan’s Pills Offer Kidney Trouble Relief
A 1934 Foster-Milburn ad urges cleaning kidney poisons by passing three pints daily and removing waste. It describes kidneys with fifteen tiny tubes and warns that clogged filters can cause backache and fatigue. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a longtime remedy.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Ca
Personal notices fill community paper with visiting and travels
Miss Gladys Smith returns Thursday to be with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Smith. Area residents include Mr. and Mrs. R. E. May and two children settling in McNeill apartments, Hugh and Mrs. Curry visiting from Gadsden, Mildred Leopard in Wichita Falls, Joe Duncan returning from Montgomery, and Rev. and Mrs. Liston visiting Bloomington Indiana. Families travel to Memphis and Fairhope, with others returning from trips to Birmingham, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa.
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Gladys Smith
New York
Shelby Smith
R. E. May
South Alabama
McNeill Apartments
Mr. May
Brown Funeral Service Co
Mildred Leopard
Wichita Falls
Texas
Grady Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Counted for June
The Alabama Supreme Court announced a slate of rulings. Many cases from various circuits including Marshall Montgomery Conecuh Covington Etowah Morgan Barbour and Calhoun were affirmed reversed remanded or dismissed. Several petitions for certiorari to the court of appeals were denied or awarded.
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Montgomery Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Gardner, J
Ruby Reed
N. A. Ragsdale Admr
Marshall Circuit Court
Southern Life & Health Ins. Co
Joanar Avery
Covington Circuit Court
Della Hale
Norma Cox
Etowah Circuit Court
Equity
Barbour
Russ Daniel
Daniel
Julius Ormand
Court of Appeals
van T. McKee
Club-View Heights, Inc
Calhoun
Foster
Alabama Pension Commission
Helms
Ala. Pension
Robert McCanisz
Vernon A. White
John E. Adams
Guardian Ad Litem
W. M. White
Guardian
Clarke Probate Court
Robert G. Harina
Annie Harman
Montgomery Circuit Court
State of Alabama
Eugene B. Henry
Hotel Tutwiler Operating Company
Jefferson
J. Collier Foster
Fleetwood Rice
Tuscaloosa
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bessie L. Johnson
DeKalb Circuit Court
Martha Bobo
Athens Social News Highlights Members and Guests
Mrs. George Duncan hosted a bridge party at her South Clinton street home in a farewell for Mrs. Jeasley Frost who leaves for Los Angeles. ZeLa Russell won high among members and Rosa Clay among guests, with consolation to Mrs. Bruce Nelson. Other notes mention ice courses, and social visits across Athens including Mrs. Luther Yarbrough, Buford Dougherty from Monterey, and travels to Birmingham, Decatur, and Gallipolis for work and family visits.
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George Duncan
Bridge Club
South Clinton Street
Jeasley Frost
Wright Frost
Los Angeles
California
Mias Zela Russell
Rosa Clay
Bruce Nelson
Luther Yarbrough
Fairview
Buford T. Dougherty
Monterey
Frank P. Dougherty
Dougherty
Athens
United States Army
Police trace 200 calls to distant gunfire hoax
Police in New York received about 200 calls from Coney Island seeking earthquake news. Investigators found the source was Delaware national yardsmen at Fort Hancock New Jersey firing obsolete 10 inch guns to dispose of old ammunition.
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New York
Coney Island
Delaware National
Fort Hancock N. J
Property and personal liability insurance for state trucks pushed
Montgomery reports Rep. Charlie Cox of Clanton urges state to insure highway trucks and operators to shield the public from damages. He cites 1000 plus vehicles on 6000 miles of roads and seeks bids on insurance costs. Other remarks touch a stock law bill and a sterilization bill amid legislative doubt.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charlie Cox
Clanton
Contempt Fine In Secret Verdict Publication
A five thousand dollar fine was imposed this afternoon on fences and the American News papers Inc for contempt of court over the publication of the secret verdict of the judges who tried John Martin Boland for conspiring with Mrs Anna Lyddane to murder her husband Francis Lyddane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fences
American Newspapers, Inc
John Martin Boland
Anna Lyddane
Francis Lyddane
Governor’s Veto Adds Twist to Lawmaking Process
The speaker notes surprise and disappointment as the governor vetoed the initial bill rather than returning it with executive amendments drafted with Lawrence Lee, the governor’s legal advisor, shaping the district’s legislative dispute.
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Lawrence Lee
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Pat O'Brien
Tomorro
On ’ Rye Peert Sree Uy
Mrs. Henry
Second Avenue, West
Mrs. Thompson
Moulton Street
Buttrey’s
Madras
In Peng
Orm Tureday
Hugh Curry
Mrs. Curry
Gadsden
Joe Duncan
Alabama
R. T. Liston
Frank Holland
Bloomington
Ind
W. H Long
Henry
Robert Liston
Needham
Jemima McCalla
Fairhope
Rayburn Neville
Jane
Sarah
Points West
Kansas
Bamberg S. C
J. W. Shealey
Mr. Shealey
H. A. Skeges
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs
R. W. Cowart
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Hon
E. W. Godbey
A. A. Jones
Troy
Harry Hilton Beall
Cliff Penney
West Moulton Street
W. B. Morrow
East Vine Street
Mrs. Schuyler Williams
Dave Martin, Sr
Courtland
P. P. Gilchrist
D. Brock
M. A. Dinsmore
Mack Dinsmore
Lawson Draper
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Mrs. L. Draper
J. Y. Hamil
E. B. Rankin
Supreme Court
Gama
Margaret
Athens, Tenn
F. C. Henneberger
Lamar Penney
Law Lamar, Jr
Selma
Charles, Jr
William Eyster
Georgie Miller
Law Lamar
Luke Steeley
Nashville
Mrs. A. 8. Brazelton
Violet Brazelton
Kathleen Brazelton
Jack Williamson
Magmar
Cheatham
Nod
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance’ Company
Lend Large
DeKalb
John Hancock Mutual Life In
Della L. Hill
Lindsey
Louis Lindsey
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Etowah
Charles Hood
Sam Blackwell
Carmen, Elberta
Bell
Orchard
H. W. Orr
Falkville West Pike
H. C. McGee
Mias Jean Peck
Frank Prosch
Young Wall
George Peck
Decatur
H. F. Clark
TVA
Pulaski
Fayetteville
Hamer
Dallas
Harry Walker
Limestone
Revision of Laws
Agriculture Committee
Legisature
Dominick
Bibb Graves
S. C. Maulsby
Johnston ST
Electric
Westinghouse and
Hot Point
Emporium Trade Day
Emporium
Enro
WMFO
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