Tax Units In Session Here Tax Units In Session Here
North Alabama tax assessors and boards of equalization met in Morgan county courthouse for a regional conference with Revenue Commissioner H G Dowling presiding. About fifty members discussed valuation methods, records, and comparisons with other Alabama counties, stressing the role of individual board members. Attendees included officials from Lauderdale, Colbert, Jackson, Marion, DeKalb, Cullman, Winston, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Franklin, Marshall and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Equalization
North Alabama
Morgan County
H. G. Dowling
Alabama
Dowling
J. T. Carlton
Land Division of Revenue
Parker
The
Revenue Commission
Lauderdale
Colbert
Jackson
Marion
DeKalb
Cullman
Winston
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Franklin
Marshall and
Morgan
German Ground Drive Aims At Imphal Amid Monsoon Threats
Allied and Japanese forces move amid monsoon timing as Akoyab base contest and Imphal capture threats loom. In the Pacific, Bismarck Sea actions sink three enemy ships while Wewak is bombed. Emirau and Elomusao cleanup nears done. Rabaul bombed. Australian forces advance near Bogadjim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akoyab
Imphal
Assam
China
Burma
Pacific
Bismarck Sea
New Guinea
Aitape
Wewak
St. Matthias Islands
Emirau
Elomusao Islands
Rabaul
New Britain
Tokyo
St. Matthias
Bogadjim
Madang
Finland seeks Russian assurances to avoid domination
Helsinki would accept Russian terms immediately if Moscow guarantees no future domination or interference in Finnish affairs. Finns seem to gamble that Russia’s war exhaustion against Germany will curb any attempt to fight Finland to a finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Helsinki
Germany
Economic expert leaves the scene in tax resignation
Randolph Paul bowed out of the administration’s tax scene amid the treasury battle for 8 billion dollars in wartime revenue. He resigned after serving as Morgenthau’s chief tax advisor and treasury general counsel, leaving his lucrative corporate practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randolph Paul
Treasury
Paul
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Markets News Brief From New York and New Orleans
Aggressive mill price fixing plus purchases in New Orleans supported cotton futures after an early dip of 45 cents a bale from profit taking. Late trading showed prices 10 to 15 cents higher, with July at 20.44 and October around 19.75. Replacement stock was moderately active with firm tone. Livestock markets showed gains in native stockers and calves, hogs steady to higher, and lambs easing slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Cattle market mostly steady at Nashville sale
Nashville Tenn March 23. Fed State Market News Service reports scattered early cattle sales with prices holding steady but thin volume. Few medium to good shortfed steers and heifers bring 12.75 to 14.25 per cwt, with some up to 15.00. Good beef cows run 11.50 to 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Federal-State Market News Service
Chaplin Case Opens In Federal Mann Act Trial
U S District Attorney Charles H Carr outlined evidence to a federal court jury seeking to send Charles Chaplin to the penitentiary on Mann Act charges. He alleged Chaplin sought to transport Joan Berry to New York while under contract and provided funds for her return to Hollywood after arranging a trip in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U. S
Charles H. Carr
Charles Chaplin
Federal Penitentiary
Chaplin
Carr
Joan Berry
New York
Miss Berry
Joan
United States
Berry
Waldorf- Astoria
Pierre Hotel
Waldorff Astoria
Hollywood
Kiwanis Club Hosts Entertaining Meeting in Decatur
Decatur Kiwanis Club met at Lyons Hotel for a weekly session with an Entertainment and Reception Committee program. Elmer Loyd introduced the program in the absence of Chairman Marvin Rankin, featuring a film The Secret Weapon by Captain John H. Nunan and local scenes from Dr. A. M. Roan. A. A. Jones announced a special April 13 club meeting at Trinity and plans to send Commando knives crafted by Decatur Iron and Steel Co. to members on foreign service. Guests included Dr. J. T. T. Hundley Major W. C. Riley Dr. A M. Roan Captain John H. Nunan R. G. Bodner and Joe Jacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Lyons Hotel
Elmer Loyd
Marvin Rankin
John H. Nunan
A. M. Roan
A. A. Jones
Agricultural Committee
Trinity
Decatur Iron and Steel Co
Kiwanis Club
J. T. T. Hundley
W. C. Riley
A M. Roan
Aye R. G. Bodner
Joe Jacks
Bilbo Denounced by Anti-Poll Tax Group
Washington reports Mrs Katherine Shryver executive secretary of the national committee to abolish the poll tax denounced a speech on race relations by Senator Bilbo before the Mississippi legislature as vicious and unAmerican She said Bilbo was elected by seven percent of Mississippi’s population and that he would limit 13 000 000 adults in eight poll tax states to 3 000 000 voters even if it meant insulting the Army Navy and Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Katherine Shryver
National Committee
Bilbo
Mississippi
Roosevelt asks 84.9 million for War Manpower Commission
President Roosevelt requested Congress provide 84,948,200 dollars for the War Manpower Commission for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The amount is 7,076,000 more than the current year, enabling continuation of activities funded by supplemental appropriations through the latter half of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
War Manpower Commission
WMC
White House
Pollard Dies Dallas County Tax Assessor in Selma
John Scott Pollard aged 70, Dallas county tax assessor, died in Selma after an extended illness. He served a third term in office, first elected in 1931. Pollard had previously been a state revenue agent and was later in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Selma
Ala
John Scott Pollard
Dallas
State Revenue
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago March 23
Butter receipts total 448 517, market unchanged. Egg receipts 28 104, market weak. Standards 1 4 price 31 1 2, current receipts 29 1 2, dirties 28 1 2, checks 27 to 27 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Community Notes From Morgan County and Nearby Areas
Mrs Alma Light remains ill in Birmingham for treatment. Imogene Boyd wed Otis Thompson and will live near Arab. First aid class ends with sixteen graduates. some dropouts due to illness. Dot Green recovers from pneumonia. Cecil and Cecil Julian visit relatives in Decatur. Homer Stewart and Lola Cudlip travel to Cullman. Wilma Humphries shops in Cullman. Raymond Hutchison visits grandmother in Rath. Grammar school addition work starts. gardens widely planted. Daisy Crawford visiting Birmingham. Clyde Mathews report birth of a daughter. Avery Leith returns to camp after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Light
Birmingham
Imogene Boyd
Otis Thompson
New Orleans
Dot Green
Cecil Julian
Decatur
Malcolm Julian
Homer Stewart
Lola W. Cudlip
Cullman
Wilma Humphries
Raymond Hutchison
Rath
Daisy Crawford
Clyde Mathews
Avery Leith
Homer Leith
Short Cabbage Crop Reported Across Southeast
Atlanta March 23. Agricultural Commissioner Tom Linder said reports from South Georgia show many cabbages going to seed rather than forming marketable heads. He noted similar conditions in Louisiana and blamed mild weather and poor seed due to disrupted supplies from Scandinavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southeast
Tom Linder
Linder
South
Georgia
H. D. Wilson
Louisiana
Great Lakes
TVA Telegram Lists Alabama Support From Mayors And Judges
A telegram urging public interest as intended by Congress was directed to every U S Senator and signed by representatives from Alabama counties served by TVA. The list was headed by Mayor T R Harrison of Decatur and included mayors, judges, and senators from Athens Moulton Scottsboro Huntsville Florence Cullman Russellville Center Decatur Bessemer Tarrant City and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Alabama
TVA
T. R. Harrison
Decatur
R. H. Richardson, Jr
Athens
Isaac Johnson
Moulton
John Benson
Scottsboro
A. W. McAllister
Huntsville
E. H Couch
Guntersville
J. A. Keller
Florence
Andrew Johnson
Fr. Payne
Conway Community Notes and Church Reminders
Lawrence county updates include Bro Blaxton's sermon this Sunday and weekly prayer at Pine Grove near Conway. Local visits feature S B Bean Landsersville and Mrs O P Shelton. Clinton Pitt Decatur, Flora Edna Tucker with Ralph Gillespie family. Earlene Shelton and Geneva Tucker visits. Bobby Dan Shelton sick. Olan Shelton hosts Shawn? weekend visitors. Charlie Powell returns from Cullman. Aaron Dutton and Dutch Townson share Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Blaxton
S. B. Bean
Landersville
Herbert Daniel
Guy Shelton
O. P. Shelton
Clinton Pitt
Decatur
Flora Edna Tucker
Ralph Gillespie
Earlene Shelton
Geneva Tucker
Bobby Dan Shelton
E. D. Shelton
Aaron Dutton
Dutch Townson
Charlie Powell
Cullman
Olan Shelton
Bryce Bryant
Alvie Bryant
Pine Grove
Conway
Cleo Morris
Ten Year Old Sarah Jo Allen Honored At Surprise Party
Morgan County notes report Mrs. Floyd Sivley and daughter Joan visited M. C. Sharp family in Hartselle. Sarah Jo Allen celebrated her tenth birthday with a surprise party at home Wednesday afternoon, with many guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Allen
Sarah Jo
Johnnie Allen
S. E. Allen
Helen Johnson
Opal Whitten
Kathleen
Willie Johnson
Washington, D. C
Floyd Sivley
Joan
M. C. Sharp
Hartselle
Avis Allen
Geraldine Sivley
Baby
Everett Lemmond
Mildred
Clara Mae Lively
Wilma McMineman
Somerville
Elgie Rose Freeze
Wilda Faye Turney
Nell Waugh
Sarah Jo Allen
Warren McGee
Rodulph Sivley
Thomas Winton
Lorene Turney
Leander Allen
McKellar Fight Over TVA Spending Intensifies in Senate
Washington March 23 Admittedly waging an uphill battle administration forces redoubled their efforts to win votes against McKellar proposals to limit Tennessee Valley Authority spending. The debate focused on stripping TVA of power and fertilizer receipts and barring political activity, with Sen Barkley arguing the changes would cripple the TVA operations while Lilienthal denied charges of political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Barkley D-ay
McKellar
TVA
Stewart
Barkley
Lilienthal
Lawrence County Ellisville Social News by Ruth Livingston
Miss Lucile Bradford spent Friday night with Lena and Ruth Livingston. Nathen Tomlinson of Danville visited Frederick Templeton on Sunday. Lola Grace Hembree stayed Friday night with Mrs Jim Lowery. Edward Livingston was Saturday night guest of Maurice Lowery. Merl Legg of Speake spent Wednesday night with Mrs Helen Legg. Cecil and Burnice Rooks near Moulton were Saturday night guests of Edd McCormick. Beatrice and Louise White visited Mrs P O Stephenson Saturday night. Carmen Livingston was Sunday evening guest of Prentis Collins. Community members attended the play at Speake Wednesday night. Elvin Collins and wife were in Decatur Thursday on business. Mable Chenault spent Sunday evening with Jean and Nell Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Bradford
Lena
Ruth Livingston
Nathen Tomlinson
Danville
Frederick Templeton
Lola Grace Hembree
Jim Lowery
Edward Livingston
Maurice Lowery
Merl Legg
Speake
Helen Legg
Cecil
Burnice Rooks
Near Moulton
Edd McCormick
Beatrice
Louise White
Chaplains Suffer High Casualty Toll in War
Washington March 23 The Army report shows chaplains sustain heavier officer casualties than most branches. From war start to year end 19 chaplains killed in battle 19 wounded 33 prisoners 1 missing in action and 31 died from accidents or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Infantry
Chaplain Corps
Army
First Color Photographs and Printing Milestones
James Maxwell, a Scottish physicist, created the first color photographs in 1861. The battleship Missouri reportedly contains 4,000,000 feet of welded seams. Jacob Le Blon, a German, developed the first color printing in 1704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maxwell
Jacob le Blon
Chain Merchants Meeting Tonight in Decatur
Decatur chain store managers and assistants will gather at Woodall's on the Moulton road for a 7 o'clock supper meeting to hear C. S. Keller, managing director of the Alabama Chain Store Council. About twenty are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Keller
Alabama Chain Store Council
Decatur
Woodall’s
Moulton Road
Local residents admitted to Benevolent hospital and club notes
John Wesley Rowell of Blanche Tennessee and Mrs Ollie F Blankenship of Somerville were admitted to Benevolent hospital Wednesday. Pearly E Johnson of Hartselle and Grady Walker of Danville also listed as patients. The Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No. 320 meets at 7 30 tonight in the Masonic Temple. The Civitan Club contributed 50 for the sanitarium shower with guests Frank Webster Foster R Mitchell and Hue Murphy. Mrs Hallie Lee Clements of Somerville admitted Tuesday. Riley McDonald improving after an operation in Oak Ridge hospital. The Ninth Street Methodist church Evangelistic Club meets Friday at 7 30 at 1406 Sixth Avenue South for a cottage prayer meeting. Mrs John M Smith visiting Jacksonville Florida to see her son Aviation Machinist Mate Third Class Dwight R Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Evangelistic Club
Ninth Street Methodist Church
C. J. Hazelwood
Sixth Avenue South
John M. Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
Dwight R. Smith
Naval Air Station
Civitan Club
Lions Club
Frank Webster
Foster R. Mitchell
Hue Murphy
Moran County People Share Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs L G McDonald and family visited the Morriss family in Gandy's Cove. Rev P A Green went to Birmingham on business and saw his son. Walter Ford spent part of last week with his sons in Decatur. Numerous relatives visited in Cullman Decatur Breman and Atlanta. John E Ryan illness caused return travel from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. McDonald
William Morris
Gandy's Cove
P. A. Green
Birmingham
Joyce Green
Walter Ford
France Ford
Garreig Ford
Decatur
K. P. Morris
Falkville
John Vann
L. H. Merrill
L. L. Long
Atlanta
J. R. Thompson
Breman
M. B. Merrell
Homer Woodard
Homer Smith
L. E. Stevens
Joe Cobb
Charles Cruser
Cullman
M. E. Church
Lether Forrester
Panama City
Fla
Nelle Ryan
Dearborn
Michigan
Charlie Self
Ervin Ryan
Near Decatur
Joe Holmes
Cullman 2
Ernest Ryan
Mt. Washington, Ky
John E. Ryan
Clyde Teague
Bobby
Lillian Patterson
Trace Livingston
Truman Ryan
Manford Chaffin
Rathyorn Douglas
Buddie Vann
Garvis Ford
Hollice
Near Enon
Aston Cobb
Gaynelle Crawford
Center Grove
Teddie Poe
Cullman County
John Enterkin
Gene Enterkin
Mattie Oden
Rock Creek
Robert Ryan
Taylor Frost
Clifford Cornell
Vinemont 2
Seattle Police Officers Issue Jaywalking Ticket
Seattle reported Police Officers R. W. Waitt and S. J. Dimak issued a jaywalking ticket to a woman. She remarked her husband had warned her, but she forgot. The husband, Police Judge James W. Hodson, stated the case would be handled like any other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
R. W. Waitt
S. J. Dimak
James W. Hodson
Ford Cheers for Soybean
Savannah Ga March 23 The old argument whether the automobile will ever replace the horse has now changed to whether the soybean will replace the cow Henry Ford says yes in five years there should be no use for cows He claims soybean milk is superior and cheaper Ingredients for a quart cost under three cents Soybean foods have been a major part of Ford's diet at 81 years old He notes 200 gallons of soybean milk daily are used at Dearborn Fort Hospital for patients including babies and the milk for those allergic to cow milk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Henry Ford
Ford
Here
Fort Hospital
Dearborn
Mich
Scout District Plans Camporee And Related Matters
Morgan County District of the Tennessee Valley Council Boy Scouts of America held a May meeting at the Lyons Hotel. Camporee set for May 31 to June 2 with a Scout Rally planned. Camp Westmoreland dates to be published in April. Training reviews, merit badge counselor list revision, and a new troop forming in Austinville and Moulton Heights were discussed along with health and safety inspections and district meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Tennessee Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lyons Hotel
Tom Fitzpatrick
Frank Yaney
Camp Westmoreland
Austinville
Moulton Heights
W. J. Brown
le Kenton
B. B. Burks
Jack Stone
W. T. Jordan
Frank L. Chenault
Alvis Briscoe
Sidney Patterson
M. H. Broom
D. D. Marshall
E. J. Chenault
D. L. Mixson
I. C. Kenton
Oscar Napps
Robert McRight
Forrest Chapel News Notes and Visits
W D Bullard visited Mr and Mrs Erby Thompson Sunday afternoon. Garland Roberts of Neel spent Saturday night with his brother Ben Roberts and family. Attended singing at the radio station in Decatur Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W P Roberts and daughters hosted Mr and Mrs Wilburn Roberts and daughter Linda Jean and Mr and Mrs J P Roberts and daughter Lucille. Mrs M G Whitten and Mrs Newt Bailey attended the zone meeting in Decatur Monday for the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs L M Reed of Alabama City visited W D Bullard's family last week. Billy Lorance of Priceville and Grace Bullard visited Ruth Sandlin Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bullard
Erby Thompson
Garland Roberts
Neel
Ben Roberts
Decatur
W. P. Roberts
Wilburn Roberts
Linda Jean
J. P. Roberts
Lucille
M. G. Whitten
Newt Bailey
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
L. M. Reed
Alabama City
Reed
Billy Lorance
Priceville
Grace Bullard
Ruth Sandlin
Community Notices and Social Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Cecil Russel spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ruff Clark of Decature. Mrs Lula Hill spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Joe Wade. The little son of Mr and Mrs Louie Brooks is ill at his home. Mr and Mrs Jewell Roberts visited Mr and Mrs Joe Wade Sunday night. Everyone enjoyed the play Aunt Tillie Goes To Town presented by the senior one class. Wednesday night at Speake school Mr and Mrs Jeff Graves of De-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Russel
Ruff Clark
Decature
Lula Hill
Joe Wade
Louie Brooks
Jewell Roberts
Tillie
Speake School
Jeff Graves
Britain faces hard realities as world divisions deepen
The London Times editorial notes Europe now faces division into sovereign units, challenging self-determination. It argues military security and economic well being require respect for spheres of influence, while the big three powers America Britain and Russia must resolve conflicts between idealism and harsh realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Britain
London Times
the Times
Europe
America
Russia
Indians Impress Pyle Crew With Religion And Curiosity
The Pyle crew found Ja hore Indians friendly and curious, liked by Americans. Indian troops base nearly all actions on religion, cooking their own sacred flour pancake and toilet rituals with cleaned seats. Capt. Kahrs recalled a sick Indian left on a ship and dying from dysentery without a secret toilet seat, a haunting incident of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahore
Joseph Kahrs
Africa
Kahrs
Prominent Town Creek Merchant C. C. Gray Dies
C. C. Gray, noted Town Creek merchant and resident, died Wednesday at 7 p.m. at his home. Survived by three daughters Mrs. L D Almon of Atlanta Georgia Mrs. Herbert P. Sivley of Trinity and Mrs. Paul Houston of Town Creek two sons Floyd H Gray stationed at Maxwell Field with the U S Army Air Corps and Marvin M Gray of Athens two grandchildren Thelma Almon and Charles Houston a brother Arthur C Gray and a sister Mrs Liza Smith Funeral arrangements to be announced by Brown of Tuscaloosa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gray
Town Creek
L D. Almon
Atlanta
Georgia
Herbert P. Sivley
Trinity
Paul Houston
Floyd H. Gray
Maxwell Field
U. S. Army Air Corps
Marvin M. Gray
Athens
Thelma Almon
Charles Houston
U. S. Navy
Arthur C. Gray
Liza Smith
Russellville
Brown
Tuscumbia
Local residents host weekend gatherings
Catur spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hopper. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Previtt of De Catur were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Wade. Edgar Armstrong visited Mr. and Mrs. Louie Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and their daughter from Decatur stayed overnight with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catur
Lonnie Hopper
Roy Previtt
DeCatur
Orlan Wade
Edgar Armstrong
Louie Brooks
Bill Brown
George Hill
Earhart Hope Still Burn Amid Marshall Islands Search
In July 1937 the U S aircraft carrier Lexington and battleship Colorado conducted a wide search for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. The Japanese government stated there was no need for American planes to search the Marshall Islands and offered to search instead. An English speaking native told a civil affairs officer that a Jap trader claimed Earhart was picked up by a Japanese fishing boat and taken to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Islands
Lexington
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Fred Noonan
Associated Press
Elien
Eugene F. Bogan
New York City
Atoll
Ajima
Jaluit
Ailinglapalan
Japan
Miss Mavis Randolph GYM Spring Pageant Notes
Lawrence County gym chatter covers Miss Mavis Randolph events and Sunday school campaigns. Obituary reports Mrs Emma Shelby dies and funeral held by Rev George Bond near Landersville. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Paul Flannagin. spider bite sidelines Robert Dutton. Local visitors include Mrs Mavis Bradford and Florence Halbrooks. Red Cross rag at Hatton high noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shelby
Landersville
Rutherford
George Bond
Dave Rutherford
Robert Dutton
Claude Dutton
Paul Flannagin
Lorene
Euline Halbrooks
Earline
Florence Harville
Mavis
Betty Sue Randolph
Malcolm Hurst
Mobile
Ottie Smith
Mavis Bradford
Florence Halbrooks
J. M. Randolph
Billie
Ceril Randolph
Near Cave Spring
Briedell Hacood
Flora
Vera Bradford
Red Cross Rag
Hatton High School
Mrs. Apple and Her Corps at Wheeler Friday
Joe Wheeler School hosts a Friday night program on March 24 at 7 45 featuring Mrs Apple and Her Corps a comedy with a large cast including Mrs Coram Apple Mrs Arthur Bowen Bertha Buttonbust and The Twins Fatina Stubble and Leonora Stubble plus Hendon Quartette songs. First Ward P T A sponsors the event inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Hendon Quartette
Joe Wheeler
First Ward P.T. A
Coram Apple
Arthur Bowen
Arzhella Alderley
Dan Brewer
Bella Dona Blink
O. N. Troup
Bertha Buttonbust
Greer Hendon
Nellie Nibblebit
Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alabama Drug CO
Goidel’s Drug Store
Chafe
Moe
Ryan
Lawrence County
Winton
Floyd Livley
Ellisville
Chain Merchants Meeting
Jobimale
John Wesley Rowel
Blanche
Tennessee
Benevolent Hospital
Mary Lou Dancy
Masonic Temple
Ollie F. Blankenship
Somerville 1
Pearly E. Johnson
Hartselle 2
Grady Walker
Danville 2
Hallie Lee Clements
Riley McDonald
Oak Ridge Hospital
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Moran County
EVA
Brooks Lindler
Loyd’s
Scouts ‘America
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
WP Roberts
Nell Wade
Pettey’s Cleaners
Pyle
Decatur Transit
Allied van Lines, Inc
Williams Transfer & Storage Co
First Ave
Earhart
Mavis Randolph
Wheeler School
Decatur Lions Club
Dinsmore Furniture Co
Turner
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton Street
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