Local Club Notes and Social Gatherings Calendar
Friday night bridge and compliments to Mrs. Julia Lewis marked the club calendar. Cotaco Literary Club met with Mrs. Floyd Taylor. program on The United States a World Power led by Mrs. Wiley Robertson and a solo by Mrs. David Gibson followed. Berean Club held Education Day with Miss Mattie Banks’s Isaiah study and a poetry piece by Mrs. C K Lide, plus a social hour. WCTU to meet Friday at Mrs. T M Dix’s. Mrs. Lem Gilbreath visit planned. Several members noted travel, visits, illness, and recoveries with various hostesses and venues including Decatur, Birmingham, and Nashville.
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Cotaco Literary Club
Floyd Taylor
Moebes
Hal Mallen
Wiley Robertson
United States
David Gibson
Berean Club
Berean Organization
D. D. McGehee
Mattie Banks
C. K. Lide
John McGehee
Daphne Graves
Marjorie Rainey
Price Hamilton of Birmingham to Albany after relative's death
Price Hamilton of Birmingham was called to Albany by the death of his relative, J. H. Holt.
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Price Hamilton
Birmingham
Albany
J. H. Holt
Johnson Returns to Fight After Fake Missouri Primary
Senator Hiram Johnson, returning to Washington, says he has "blood in his eye" and will press his fight against the treaty. He vows not to show quarter to foes and attacks the Missouri primary as a sham in the ongoing political clash.
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Johnson
Cinternational News Service
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Ban on Midnight Weddings Delays Local Nuptials
St Louis area report describes Clayton County Recorder William Tegehoff enforcing a ban on midnight marriages. Deputy Stevens receives a call for a license but is told the ban stands. Justice Brecker and Newport resident Wilbur Law are among those affected as dawn arrives.
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ST. Louis
William
Stevens
Brecker Beenme
Wilbur Law
Newport
Alliance
Elghia
Yy Bn
Living
Hayes Nealing Honey to Dec Gaugh Phie of Groves
Open TT are Chest Mead Guide and closed with every bottle.
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Hayes
Nealing
Shriners to Feast At Albany Chamber Hosted by Tennessee Valley
About one hundred Shriners from North Alabama will gather at the Albany Chamber of Commerce next Thursday. The Tennessee Valley Shrine Club hosts with the Eastern Star ladies preparing the menu. Festivities begin at 6 45 with no set closing time and a representative from Birmingham expected.
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Ono Hundred Shriners
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Tennnessee Valley Shrine Club
Shriners of
North Alabama
State income tax due date set for April 15
Collector Arnold announced that state income tax returns are due by April 15 and urged early filing to receive state agent aid at his Morgan County courthouse office.
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Arnold
State Department
Morgan County
Eye for the Future: Apply Others' Principles to Your Life
The piece urges self improvement by imitating successful others. It emphasizes patience, mental effort, and daily dedication to make hours count. It encourages choosing disciplined detours now to enjoy an easier path later and to speak words that uplift peers.
Would Be Purchasers Of Bull Take One Look
Alfred Moore and Sam Judd, farmers near Valley Falls Kansas, visited Oska loosa to view a bull for sale. Finding no one at home they entered the barn lot to inspect the animal. The bull appeared unfriendly and caused Judd to ruin two rows of cornstalks while Moore hid behind a tree. They decided not to buy the bull.
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International News
Valley Falls
Kan
Alfred, Moore
Sam Judd
Oskaloosa
Judd
Moore
Last Wild Horse Herd Shrinks Under State Bond
Ringling reports the original 9000 head wild horse herd in Unit 2 Boesty range has dwindled to only a few animals under a state bond protecting ranch stock. The article notes the last known horses were hidden or sold as officials attempted to manage range stock and preserve the herd's remnants.
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Ringling
Builder Falls 85-Foot From Electric Plant Stack
In Wichita Kansas a professional builder named J Williams fell eighty five feet from an electric light plant stack. He landed feet first in soft earth after striking a guy wire that broke his fall. He was uninjured. The brief remark he offered was I will have to work five times to finish up. The incident was reported by International News Service.
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Wichita
Kan
J 1 Williams
Williams
International News Service
First Christian Science Hospital Opened in Denver
The first Christian Science hospital west of the Mississippi is established in Denver with two rooms and plans to expand. It offers Christian Science books and literature and serves as a convalescent home where a Christian Scientist may rest and receive treatment from a chosen practitioner.
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International News Service
Denver
Christian Science
Mississippi
Number 40 claim relieves rheumatism and catarrh
A Lima Ohio man writes that Number 40 cured his rheumatism catarrh and stomach trouble after other prescriptions failed He gained from 127 to 148 pounds and credits the tonic as a life saver The ad lists conditions treated and notes it is prepared by J Men denham Evanville Ind and distributed by local drug firms.
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George Klinker
Lima
Ohio
J.©. Mendenham
Evanaville
Ind
Preuit-Dillehay Drug Co
Benson-Cobb
Movie Men Ban Films Depicting Life of Outlaws
The Oklahoma convention adopts a resolution for voluntary censorship of films portraying the career of former convicts and outlaws. The move bars depictions of such figures including the outlaw Wildeyed Bill, aiming to curb glamorization and influence on youth.
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International New Oklahoma
Ole Marth
Bill
Oklahoma
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