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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
3
Readers attack a Minneapolis column and a prominent editor over anti smoking rhetoric. Letters from New Haven Madison and other cities defend smokers and criticize the piece calling for stronger controls.
A record lists individuals associated with Athens area hospitals including Noble Johns, William Henry Case, Mst Jimmy LeCroix, and Mrs Mackreen V Nunley. Dismissals note Mavis E Phillips and Henry Moss among others in Athens and nearby Elkmont Tanner and Lester areas.
A list of applicants and associates for Baugh Wiley Smith Admissions includes Mrs. Robert Shelton Ardmore Tennessee Warren Phillips Hartselle Mrs Annie Allison 311 13th Ave SE Mrs Billy Ferguson Falkville Mrs Hugh Don Daniels Decatur James Walter Johnson Cullman Mrs D Henderson Somerville 2 Miss James Conner 7th Ave SE John W Blair 2320 Broadwood Dr SE T L Lyle 223 Bobwhite Dr SW Douglas Boyd Decatur Charles Looney 1703 Edgewood St SW and Miss Marsha Greenhaw 7th Ave SW.
A compiled list shows residents and associated locations including Cullman, Hanceville, Bremen, Baileyton, Garden City, Falkville, Vinemont, Eva, and Memphis. Names include Eskil Franklin Brown and Hanceville references among numerous entries with varying district markers.
A long roster of names with city and street addresses including Hart selle Cleo McKasson Indiana Trinity Decatur Murphree Apts Falkville Augusta Ga 108 5th Ave NW four infant mentions and multiple Mrs portions and Mrs names with spouses and children listed at various residences.
A legal notice lists numerous residents across Moulton Trinity Huntsville Joliett and Hillsboro for Lawrence County admissions case details include Mrs Ethel Gibson Lou Letson James Suddith Hattie Boyd Ella Davis William Lawrence Sims Ralph Letson Nell Ellis Albert Ray Mitchell Stella Muston John Robert Moses James Junior Borden infant Timothy Dotson Mary Simms Pauline Stewart Lonnie Roden Charles Walker Betty Porter Gordon Appleton Paulette Webb R L Allred Essie Montgomery Lena Rutherford Buford Sapp and infant son classified under different property or court actions in Moulton Joliett and Hillsboro districts.
Researchers study dry coast pottery from Peru to determine age via heat-based dating. The method analyzes ceramic fragments to estimate creation periods and cultural context.
In Athens the National Guard Armory hosted a Birmingham Regional Center Bloodmobile drive. Red Cross spokesman Mrs. Bill Totten reported 148 donors with 10 rejects, including 63 new donors. The event met Limestone County blood goals supplying 56 pints for the county quota and aiding Viet Nam casualties and an open heart surgery patient. Local Guardsmen and volunteers aided the effort led by Capt. Marvin Clem and Capt. Edward McMunn. Max Studdard, 25, scheduled for open heart surgery in a Birmingham hospital.
Birth notices report a daughter born Saturday at Decatur General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Winston Rogers of 1420 9th Ave SE. A daughter was born today to Mr and Mrs Walter Muston of Moulton 4 at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bobby Cum mings of Baileyton 1 welcome a daughter at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clyde Woodard of Cullman 10 welcome a daughter at Cullman Hospital. A California coast redwood yields lumber for three homes.
Dr. Rosenau associate professor of business and social sciences at Athens College will serve as visiting professor at Western Carolina College in Cullowhee North Carolina for five weeks July 17 to August 19. He will teach three undergraduate courses one graduate course for master degree candidates and one for six year school principals and superintendents who hold a master’s degree. Rosenau has been at Athens College since 1955 and earned a Yale bachelor’s degree and Stanford doctorate. He studied at the University of Virginia University of Chicago University of Wisconsin and Casey Institute. He was appointed Limestone County Court judge by the late Gov Bibb Graves in 1937 and is now in his eighth term.
Scientists report a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case, patients noted reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem. The product is sold as a suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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