Hartselle Voters Split On Parking Referendum
The city will hold parking vote at City Hall for north street residents and at the country agent's office entrance for residents living south of the street.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
2
The city will hold parking vote at City Hall for north street residents and at the country agent's office entrance for residents living south of the street.
Washington weighs a fresh round of East West negotiations on Berlin within dividing Germany. President Kennedy plans to reply to Khrushchev’s Vienna memorandum and reaffirm Allied rights to maintain forces in West Berlin routes across East Germany. A new East German flight rule will be ignored while the United States signals willingness to discuss any proposal.
Mrs. Frank Whisenant and daughter Judy left for a 10 day vacation visiting Ozark Alabama and Florida including Panama City. Police answered a Roadway Motor Co call. a 13 year old boy threw rocks hitting a 1959 Chevrolet windshield and was returned home. Morgan County Women’s Democratic organization will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Hartselle City Electric auditorium.
Cases include Dan Draper charged with burglary and accomplices in grand larceny with trial date set for July 31. Ossie B. Sanders pleads guilty to two forgery counts and is sentenced to four years. An assortment of local classified notices follows including rentals and sales.
Mount Hope district diary notes an annual Fourth of July picnic sponsored by the Mount Hope School PTA. Mrs. Woodall invites all residents and confirms daytime service for attendees.
The Moulton Business and Professional Women's Club met on Tuesday night on Mrs. Emogene Stephens home lawn for a community covered dish supper.
Town Creek police logged a single case this week, a violation of the prohibition law. The entry notes the offense and court action may follow as standard procedure.
Mrs. Ruby Collum, reunion secretary, announces the annual gathering of Hutch and Mar descendants in Falkville and asks attendees to bring a basket lunch.
A series of births are reported to families in Decatur Madison and surrounding areas. The list includes a boy for Mr. and Mrs Johnny Steenson at Decatur General Hospital and a boy for Dr. and Mrs. Ray Ashwander also there. Additional births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs Herbert Furman Huntsville and a girl to Mr. and Mrs A M Rush Decatur. A boy to Mr. and Mrs Williams Holvert at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Leonard Edge Madison1 at Athens Limestone Hospital. Also listed are a daughter for Mr. and Mrs James Johnson Danville2 at Lawrence County Hospital and a son for Mr. and Mrs Jesse Haymes Trinity1 at Lawrence County Hospital.
Oklahoma City AP reports a young boy placed a tongue in cheek ad in a newspaper classified section asking readers to buy his practice piano so he won’t have to summer.
Charles Orr facing burglary charges and Travis Griggs charged with forgery each pled guilty and asked for probation. Hearings were scheduled for July 10.
A cattle truck rolled off Spring Creek Rd four miles south of Courtland injuring driver James Albert Edwards 32 of Pulaski Tenn. The 1911 truck pulling a 35 foot trailer owned by Colbert Bros Livestock Co. damaged about 4000 with two cows killed and Edwards left with gashes and missing teeth.
Dr James Van Allen leads a historic U S effort placing a plutonium 238 powered thermoelectric unit in Transit 4 A surveying Van Allen belts and auroral activity The atomic battery produced around 2 5 watts for transmitters and instruments with a safety shell and tests showing no leakage risk as the satellite concludes its mission
The Navy announced a three in one satellite launch from Cape Canaveral was the most successful yet. Vice Admiral Hayward said the launch boosts confidence in a U S transit navigation system becoming the first operational satellite system. Dr R B Kershner called the results excellent and a big step toward an operational prototype with service expected by.
William Pridmore of Birmingham pleaded guilty to a county grand larceny charge and received a sentence of one year and one day from Judge Newton B. Powell.
Francisco Molina, a former Cuban army fighter known as the Hook, was sentenced to 20 years to life for second degree murder in the death of Magdalena Urdaneta during gunfire between pro and anti Castro factions in New York. Castro favors exchanging Molina for rebel prisoners. Molina’s trial drew political overtones.
The notice records admissions for Billy Steenson of 420 7th Ave NW and Mrs Martha Stewart of 210 4th. It also lists dismissals for Mrs James Reed of Decatur and Mrs Ruby Sledge of Hillsboro, with additional references to Steenson and address details.
Admission list includes Leon Lewter of 132 Florence and John Pearson of 503 Prospect Dr with others such as Master Bentley Graham of 921 7th Ave SE and Mrs. Margaret Hitson of 1403 5th. The record also lists Mrs. Tassie Parker Somerville W. P. Mullins Athens Mrs. Ann Ballard Birmingham and two more residents including Mrs. Betty Holvert West Court Apts. Atlee Hoff 636 Sherman John Julian Baileyton 1 Miss Cassie Cagle 18% Church Earnest Byford Hartselle 4 Mrs. Cora Hill Trinity 1 and Mrs. Tommie Allen and infant son 2009 7th St SE.
Mrs. Ruby Jean Edge Madison Mrs. Lula Collins Capshaw Mrs. Faye Stewart Rogersville Mrs. Evelyn Rouse Athens 3 Mrs. Boyd Athens 6 Mrs. Lucy Powers Athens Willie Patterson Athens 1.
The readable fragments list Mrs Ray Woodarn of Moulton Mrs Ray Parker of Town Creek Mrs Forney Alexander of Moulton and Mrs Carl Duncan of Moulton in a local county record. No dates or further details are provided.
Graveside services for Samuel Wayne Hitson infant son of Mr and Mrs Lewis E Hitson will be Friday at 10 am at Roselawn Cemetery. Rev. James Spears will officiate. He died today in a local hospital. He resided at 403 5th Ave SE.
Mrs. Jesse Haymes of Trinity 1 Mrs. Junior Knighten of Trinity 1 Mrs. J. O. Weeks of Hillsboro 2 Calvin Kelsoe of Danville 2
A listing from Cullman and nearby towns shows residents named across several communities including Cullman Hanceville Holly Pond Garden City Gardendale and Crane Hill. Individuals include Eddie Elliott Earnest Knighten Eldon Calvert Ted Halter James Smith and many others with various household relations noted.
Senator Sparkman announces Charles Brewton of Scottsboro Alabama will be named assistant director for resources in the executive office of the President. Brewton has served as general counsel of Sparkman's Small Business Committee since March 1959 and previously practiced law in Scottsboro.
UNITY HOUSE, Pa. AP The AFL-CIO charted a new drive for pay increases despite calls for restraint. George Meany said unemployment near 5 million keeps recession alive and opposed the view inflation alone endangers the economy. The council defended higher wages as a positive.
The M Y F group held a Sunday picnic at Sportsman Lake with Rev and Mrs Vandon Windsor and counselors Mr and Mrs Kenneth Owens. Edwina Cox stayed with Joyce Bridges, and J T Wallace hosted a steak supper with many relatives and friends. Burial details for a local death followed with Brown directing. survivors include two brothers Randall and Jeffrey Hitson.
Cutter and low utility cows bring 13.50 to 15.00, good and choice dealers 24.00 to 26.00. Hogs run 450 active steady, mixed 190 to 240 pounds at 17.75 to 18.00, sows 13.00 to 14.50, few 12.50.
Trading at midday shows a mixed tape with the AP 60-stock average up 0.10 to 243.0 while the Dow Jones 30 industrials declines 0.47 to 684.12. Industrials fall slightly. rails, utilities, steels, and several names move with small gains and losses.
AP reports tentative broiler and fryer prices mostly one cent lower with ample live offerings for fair demand. Ready to cook demand irregular. earlier payments showed 12 to 13 cents per pound at farms, 12 cents on 684 600 head. Georgia markets show ample supply for fair to good demand with broilers 13-14 cents at farms, hens 13-14 at farms and 14-15 f.o.b. plants.
AP report from Birmingham notes modest changes in egg prices with some gains in the range up to 2 cents higher after terminal market advances. Consumer grades and retailer prices reflect adjustments through 1:30 a.m. today, including store door delivery and minimum case sales involving producers nearby.
The final two cases on the circuit court jury docket were being tried late this morning. Judge James N Bloodworth presided in an assessment case that ended Wednesday and involved the City against Maggs Dynalet al a jury reduced assessment to 1884.95. Judge Newton B Powell finished charging the jury at 5 p m Wednesday in the malicious prosecution suit William R Bates vs Vaughn Booth for 15000. Bates, indicted for grand larceny last year over a tractor turning plow, was acquitted in the prior term.
A reader urges Decatur officials not to pass a shorts ban, arguing it would waste police time and shame the city. The writer complains such a move would make Decatur a laughingstock and curtail personal freedom within decency standards.
Three youths aged 14 and 15 were charged with breaking into the Seneca Springs Concession Stand between 7 30 and 8 30 p m Wednesday. They allegedly took cigarettes and gum and hid the items in rocks behind Seneca. Deputy Sheriff Bill Biles and Policeman Dick Branum handled the case and the boys apologized to proprietor James C Smith with their parents present.
Cattle and calves are steady with good vealers around 24.00. Hogs mix 190-240 lb fetch 18.50 to 18.75 with sows 13.50 to 15.00. Sheep watchfully steady with spring lambs 18.00 to 18.75 and slaughter lambs 3.00 to 4.00. Hog receipts listed 2600 across multiple markets. barrows and gilts 170-230 lb range 17.75 to 18.25. other weights 16.00 to 17.75. sows 13.25 to 15.25.
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