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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
16
A line of names and addresses is listed under hospitals and dismissals in the Cullman region. Individuals include George McCaine Buford Dunlap Carl Jackson Mrs Gerald Holt and many others with street addresses in Athens Hanceville Cullman Crane Hill Florence Ardmore and related towns. The listing also notes several dismissal entries for Melvin Cordes Lindbury H Ragsdale Hoyt Smith Jack Smith Robert Turntine and others.
Betty Ann Burrow from Guntersville and Franklin Boyd Dennie of Cullman appear in a local notices list. Gessie Eva Giles and Dorothy Marie Graves are also listed with Cullman connections, along with Mildred Julia Heaven and Mary O Humphreys, noting Cullman associations.
A terse admissions roster lists individuals by name and town in Lawrence County. Among those cited are Mrs Betty Way of Trinity, Mrs Myrtle Montgomery of Town Creek, Curtis Randolph of Moulton, C D Cothran of Mr Hope, Mrs Ora Borden and Mrs Marie Borden of Moulton, Mrs Slava Dyar of Moulton, Elizabeth Salyers of Trinity, L D Dishone of Hillsboro, Mack Rutherford of Town Creek, Aaron Masterson of Town Creek, and Miss Robbie Teague of Courtland.
A list of residents including Shelby Dean Brunson Bertha Marie Hardiman Brenda Kay Green Don F Morrison Richard McLemore Alvis Hardy Louise Layer William I White J W Moss Anna Akers Mabel Clutts Mattie Bell Redus Maggie Lou King Erlene Butler from Athens and surrounding Limestone County areas.
A $200000 damage suit filed by Martha Nell Appleton against Complete Auto Transit Inc. and Nolan Brown ended in a mistrial when the jury failed to reach a verdict after reporting at 530 pm. The June 1964 truck car crash near Landersville killed two and injured Appleton. Only one other case remains on the docket, a forgery charge against G W Wilder set for Thursday.
Trinity town council voted to sponsor a cleanup campaign to curb littering along city rights of way. Mayor R. T. Branum warned fines for violators, noting beautification donations from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson and E. E. Anderson to plant shrubbery near wells. Local dumps and cross-town litter from Decatur residents will be targeted under an older city ordinance.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Maze of Arab welcomed a daughter at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Butner of Hartselle 2 welcomed a daughter at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wendell Montgomery of 111 Market St welcomed a son at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dessis Way of Trinity 1 welcomed a son at Lawrence County Hospital.
A list of residents and contacts appears, naming Ernest Smith Jr. Eugene Cagle Rogersville Ovalla Tunstill Athens Shelia McGrew Carrie Rainey Barbara Ann Green Sharlotte Jeffreys in Athens plus Herbert Wood Decatur Larry Bishop Decatur Lara Chaney Trinity Arnold Thrasher Trinity Derick Cartee Trinity Florence Adams Canal Street Decatur Jimmy Love Ardmore Kate Patterson Falkville and others. This fragment outlines residents connected to a local notice.
Fresh flowers pinned to Easter finery will make any woman feel gayer and prettier in the Easter parade.
Limestone County and Athens officials schedule a joint meeting for April 7 at 9 a.m. to discuss building a new fire department in the industrial park. The session at First Federal Savings and Loan Penthouse will be led by Board of Revenue Chairman Homer McLemore and Mayor Robert Allen Tinnon.
Gov. and Mrs. George Wallace will campaign in Lawrence and Limestone counties Friday and Saturday. They will visit Town Creek Courtland and Moulton with a 7 p.m. rally at Lawrence County High School in Moulton. On Saturday they speak at 9 a.m. on Athens courthouse square.
A test demonstrates a new home heating method using a salt block kept at 900 degrees and air circulated over it by a fan. The brief note adds an advertising line promising results for advertisers.
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