Bryant Roper announce marriage in Birmingham trip home
Mrs J A Roper announces the marriage of Elsie Alyne Roper to Jackson Bryant on a Saturday afternoon service conducted by Rev J E Berkstreaser. The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a short nuptial trip to Birmingham and the bride is a Central High School 1932 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Roper
Elsie Alyne
Jackson Bryant
J. E. Berkstreaser
Forney Stenson
Malcolm Roper
Alva Bryant
Claude McRae
Aubrey Craig
Grace Rogers
Personal notices from Montgomery area society page
Mrs Will Emens wintering in Tuscaloosa guest of Mrs Frank Emens in Trinity. Louise Cooper of Hartselle returns home after visiting sister Mrs Jimmy Dobbs. James Dobbs Jr and Faye Dobbs to visit grandparents in Hartselle. Mrs Jeff Davis visiting in Tuscaloosa. Mrs Amanda McCarty improving after a fall. Mr and Mrs A W Daniels at home on Johnston street. Miss Bobbie Malone at home on Johnston street in Van Arsdale apartments. Woodrow Glasscock seriously ill in Albertville. relatives travel to be at bedside. E D Berry and F M Sittason travel to Washington DC for inauguration. A H Kelley of Birmingham to spend weekend with family. Mr and Mrs A F Hughes and Mrs Harold Woods and daughter Peggy of Chicago, IL visiting. Mrs Lena Cain visiting Madison. Alabama banks reopening under modified holiday plan. withdrawals limited to five percent until March 10. Mobile, Selma, Wetumpka and Baldwin county towns open. others closed. Georgia declares bank holiday March 6. Annie Louise Maulsby to teach Artur Nashville. Mrs Tennis Tidwell in Montgomery. Mrs R L Parsons recovering from neuritis. J T Kennedy and daughter from Pulaski TN and Mrs J C Capps and daughter from Nashville return home after visit. Mrs John C Bragg recovering at Grant street. Julian Bibb Jr improving. Dolly Greer to attend functions in Washington with Miss McSwain. Minor family moves to Grayson place. Sammy Stephenson Jr ill at home. Cynthia Davis to visit sister Mrs William Steed in Birmingham.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mobile
Selma
Wetumpka
Baldwin County
Montgomery Clearing House
Washington
Miller
Banks Reopen as City Carries On Near Normal Business
Banks reopened and merchants planned to carry on as they adjust to post crisis conditions. Dillehay Drug Company and Moore & Stevens Shoe Store began accepting on account or by checks from reliable parties. Buttrey’s Department Store said deposits after March 3 would be honored, while other businesses awaited clearer guidance from banks or prepared plans.
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Dillehay Drug Company
Moore & Stevens Shoe Store
Buttrey’s Department Store
Red Cross Morgan County Membership Report
The Morgan County Chapter secretary Mrs. F. H. Kirby states eleven Red Cross branches in Morgan County with a total membership of 430. This figure is about one fourth of the county quota.
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Morgan County
F. H. Kirby
The
Red Cross
Morgan
Birth Announcement for Henry Milton Almon
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Almon on February 19, a son named Henry Milton joins the family.
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H. F. Almon
Henry Milton
Little Girl Lost and TEMPLE Chapter 4 Romance in a Storm
Araminta faces pressure as Barney pursues a dangerous public stand. She wrestles fear, letters, and rumors while planning a future together. Elise and Taylor urge action as a damning article deepens the crisis. Araminta longs for resolve and innocence.
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Minta
Barney
Miss Andrews
Araminta
Hashi
Elise
Taylor
Helen
Tad
Arminta
Oliver King
Leo
Fred Lassiter Succeeds He Takes Over Monday Evening
The report states that on Monday evening the position will be filled by Fred Lassiter replacing the previous holder.
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Fred Lassiter
How Mrs Roosevelt Prob ably Decided Question That Led to the Presidency
The article recalls Mrs. Roosevelt's probable influence on a pivotal question guiding her husband toward the presidency. It cites past poll accuracy dating 1924 to 1932, showing high correctness in predicting election outcomes. It notes Prohibition Poll results and suggests the drys would struggle to win more than one or two states.
Drys Target 16 States in Repeal Battle
The drys plan to fight repeal in every state aiming to tilt 16 states in their favor. The Literary Digest poll of 1932 shows Kansas and North Carolina as the only two voting against repeal, with remaining states split in support percentages including Oklahoma 54.8 Iowa 63.4 Georgia 63.8 Utah 69.6 Nebraska 62.9 Kentucky 67.4 Tennessee 51.6 North Dakota 76.5 South Dakota 69 New Hampshire 68.9 South Carolina 60 Alabama 55.4 Mississippi 56.2 and Florida 74.9.
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Literary Digest
Kansas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Iowa
Georgia
Utah
Nebraska
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Cardui Advert Claim by Mrs H H Penn Portsmouth
Mrs H H Penn of Portsmouth Ohio reports severe fatigue back pain and nervous weakness she used Cardui again after childhood relief and regained strength and weight claiming it removed her tired and weary feeling.
Roosevelt Grandmother Delivers News Of New Baby
Digest notes a magazine edit with Mrs Roosevelt excited over a new baby. The account recalls the elder granddaughter Anna Dall calling at 2 a.m. and the grandmother borrowing train fare from a policeman to reach New York from Albany.
Grand Jury Calls for Impeachment of Justice of the Peace Lipscomb
The Morgan County grand jury recommends impeachment of Justice of the Peace J P Lipscomb of Precinct 20. It accuses him of improper handling of prohibition cases, issuing fines for vagancy or public drunkenness, diverting fines to personal use, taking bribes or favors, and releasing charged individuals in violation of law. It cites a case involving Henry Gullion and a mortgage on two hogs as part of improper conduct. The jury urges prosecutors to initiate impeachment and removal.
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J. P. Lipscomb
Morgan County
Alabama
Henry Gullion
Frank Gardner
John Wilbur
Owen Atchley
P. Lipsconb
J. P. Lipscome
Gibson
Henry Guillion
Precinct No. 20
J. P. Freeman
Creomulsion Promises Seven-Drug Help Against Coughs
Advert shows Creomulsion claiming seven proven aids to fight bronchial infections and urges immediate use for any lingering cough or cold despite treatment. It markets fast relief and offers a money back if symptoms persist.
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Riverside High Latin Club
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Mary Battle Hendrix
Mary Robertson
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Miss Hendrix
Ferry Street
Trinity Mountain
Louise Young
Marshall Carey
Sadie Hansell
Edward Morrison
Ruth Morrison
John Clarke McDowra
Ethel Ross
Ben Smith
Ophelia Coffee
Hollis Johnson
Wednesday Bridge Club
E. N. Penick
J. M. Hatfield
O. Kyle
Central Baptist Church
W. Knight
East Moulton Street
A. M. Cook
C. W. Knight
C. M. Dale
A. W. Davis
George Perrine
Carl Lee
O. M. Dale
Mrs. Greer
H. D. Greer
Grant Street
Silk Stocking Club
Nancy Hackworth
Scottsboro
8. H. Carlisle
Carlisle
R. T. Sheppard
Robert E. Lee
Stephenson
H. T. Gill
A. W. Hil
R. L. Stephenson
J. W. Clopton
Earl Calvin
F. 8. Hunt
Fank Duffey
Clopton
John D. Wyker
Sam Stephenson
Calvin
Memorial Continental Hall
W.B. Markstein
Julia Tewis
Mary Louise Garrett
Fourth Avenue, West
Decatur
Elgin
GriffIn’s Jewelry Shop
Princess
Genevieve Tobin
Chester Morris
Paul Renq
Ballyhoo Revue
Pretty Girls
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Tom MIX
Will Emens
Tuscaloosa
Frank Emens
Trinity
Louise Cooper
Hartselle
Jimmy Dobbs
James Dobbs, Jr
Faye Dobbs
M. J. Cooper
Jeff Davis
Mrs
Walton Hill
Amanda McCarty
Jackson Street
A. W. Daniels
van Arnsdale Apartments
Johnston Street
Bobbie Malone
Woodrow Glasscock
Albertville
Roy Dobbs
E. D. Berry
F. M. Sittason
Washington, D. C
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Birmingham
A. F. Hughes
Harold Woods
Peggy
Chicago
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Lena Cain
Madison
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Idaho
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Talmadge
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Artur Nashville
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J. T. Kennedy
Pulaski, Tenn
Nashville
R.L. Parsons
John C. Bragg
Julian Bibb, Jr
Dolly. Greer
Randolph Macon College
Miss McSwain
Miss Greer
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Mrs. Minor
Grayson Place
East Walnut Street
Sammy Stephenson, Jr
Cynthia Davis
William Steed
Griffin'’S
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Berney
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Wat
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Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Butler Hine
Roosevelt
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Lettuce Nice
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Prunes
Ernst
B. Kie
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