Salvation Army Observes Special Week With Field Meet
The Salvation Army in Decatur marked National Boys and Girls Week with a field meet at the Goodyear mill village. About 300 children competed in games such as dodge ball sack races and a 50 yard dash, with ribbons awarded for boys and girls and prizes to top performers. A movie program followed, and Captain Fuller thanked Rev. Glenn and sponsors before announcing an upcoming Girl Guards and Sunbeams demonstration at People’s Church tonight at 7.00.
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Salvation Army
Goodyear Mill -Village
Fuller
Dodge Ball
Glenn
Cornelius Kraps
Cullman
Ala
Herbert Smith
Billy Joe Anderson
James Brown
Imogene Ironis
Minnie- Ruth Cowan
Bobby Ann Shedd
Harry Shinglebar
Less Smith
Mr. Shinglebar
Ray Gene Clemons
Robert Johnson
Vardie Mitchell
Rev. Glenn
Shinglebar
Mrs. Abert
Melton
Olive Stringer
Brig Nichols
Myron Melt
Decatur
Capt
Rev
Mr. Eddens
People’s Church
Decatur Music Study Club to Present National Music Week Program
The Decatur Music Study club hosts a 4 30 Sunday program as part of National Music Week. Mayor H R Summer proclaims May 5 12 national Music Week. The 23rd annual observance features organ solos by Mrs Louis Ling and Alexis, chorale numbers by a childrens chorus directed by Miss Elizabeth Roberts, vocal solos and trios, a violin solo by Mae Lament, and endings with organ music by Mrs Oscar Napps.
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Decatur Music Study Club
Decatur
H. R. Summer
Senate
Gullmacht
Louis Ling
Elizabeth Roberts
Lord Jesus
Bortnyanski
Cecil. Timberlake
Will
Lord
W. E. Curry
My Redeemer
Dudley Buck
God
Neidlinger
Cecil Timber- Fowler
Bruce*Byars
Gerhard T. Alexis
Oscar Napps
Alabama Public Notice of Names and Addresses in Morgan County
A published legal notice lists numerous residents and their Decatur and nearby Alabama addresses with dates in April 1946. The long roster includes Garvis Leroy Ford, Floyd Herbert, Cecil J. Johnson, John M. Chenault, Guy Green, and many others, as well as several out-of-state locations and military designations. The document appears to compile names, places, and dates for administrative or legal purposes in Morgan County Alabama.
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Melvin F. Crisco
Decatur
Ala
Garvis Leroy Ford
Floyd Herbert
Cecil J. Johnson
John M. Chenault
Guy Green
Vaughn R~moore
Falkville
Egnos
U.S. Army Pos. Ser
Vivian Nelson Hassell
Cal, Foot
Russell W. Lynne
W. J. Nesbit
Joseph H. Lorenzo
Walllace Homer Meadows, Jr
Clara Orr” Puryear
Tuscumbia
Boyd Pury
George Wesley West
Florence
Henry E. Lodner
Montgomery
Kyle B. Sheats
Hubbard Denman Barnum University
Martha C. Smith University
Margene Spiegel Decatur
Mavis McCaghren
James A. Moser
Fracbatte
Grussell
B. Jackson
Harole
Edna Ke Hye
Mete Kyea
Will C. Roverini
Somerset
Florence Tilman
Atheng
Joe A. Ashworth
Hartselie
Charner R. Lanier
Savannah
Tenn
Joe S. Alexander Decatur
fEula Trene Clemons
Valhermosa Spr
Ora L. Sims
Josephine N. Davis
Joseph O. Goidel
Mary Alma Hambrid
Brookhaven
Miss
Gene E. Brown
Birmingham
Ermes
W. P. Adams
Curtis, Gover
Homestead
Fla
Pat Kimbrough, Jr
Miami
Louie M. Tacket
Huntsville
John Paul Sheats
Ruby E. Maplester
Lincolnton
Herman Cavanaugh Hutchison Jr
Leo Cecil Wright
Ben R. Aldridge
C. Jack Evans
Hartselle
John A. N.smith
Town Creek
Walter Fraser
West
Connie C. Vest
Lucian M. Aday
Hapeville
Oscar C. Couch
Bacey
Spr
Charles Curbey Adams
Oak Ridge
Janie Lee Russell
Fontana Dam
N.C
Etta Mae NeSmith
Creek
James N. Bloodworth
USA
Postal Ser
Andrew J. Jones
Big Stone Gap
Robert M. Buford
Tuscaloosa
Ibbie Muzzey Hartselle
Fred R. Muzzey Hartselle
Lula Beard
Cullman
E. H. Gunn
J.D. G. Burns
Asbury L
Rockmart
Gat
Pate
Bessemer
Benton Groener
Port Arthur
Tex
John L. Davis Montgomery
William L. Jennings Dickson
Emmitt E. Morris
J. W. Cunningham
Atlanta
Putnam Athens
Lydia Ruth Farrer
Washington
D. C
Eva J. Cunningham
Imogene Maddox
Truman Jackson Brown
Akron
Ohio
Henry Herald Self University
Willie “Bivle Tucker
Anniston
Tyrus Briscoe
Remilap
Margaret W- Chenault
Earl L. Penn
Arab
R. Louie Landers
Jesse C. Pettey
Vinemont
Andrew
Ralph Riggsbee
Jacksonville
Arthur Lockwell
Columbus
Olive Hendrix
Saint Petersburg
William D. Murphree
Annapolis
Kate D. Coolidge
Bruce L. Spencer
Lester P. Branum
Louisville
A. J. Kell
E. P. Bentley
Marjorie Russell
Jessie Eléanor Wilson Montgomery
William Albert Oan
Ame
Carolyn Sharpley
Mason J. Matthews
M. A. Hewlett
Carthage
Thomas B. Woodard
Dorothy Parker Cleere
Mobile
W. W. Fussell
New Orleans
Joe C. Cleere
B. S. Stroup
Benjamin
Raymond Ross
Detroit
Mich
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Annie Laura Couch
Nellie Roan Ross
Warner E. Sartor
U. S. Navy
Buford Kracker
Nashville
Viola Speer
Robert Ae Love, Sr
Degatur
Keiffer Faughn
W. R. Freeze
D. G. Luker
Ruby G. Emens
Knoxville
Bruce Byars
Auburn
Geo. L. Morris
Orville Hk
Oden
Hns
W. Comer
Ezell
Putaski
Ain
Raul H. Er
F. A. Johnson
C. Stover
Stover
J. W. McCluskey
H. Landers
Dallas
Gan Ae
Alvis G. Briscoe
State of Alabama
Morgan County
The
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Almon
Scouters Meet at Courthouse in County Training Session
A roundtable discussion marked the fourth session of the scout masters training course held at the county courthouse Friday night. About 100 men attended the meeting.
Markets at a Glance and Camporee Notes
In New York stocks edge lower amid light selling while bonds ease. Cotton rises on New Orleans purchases. Chicago corn and wheat hold at ceilings, rye climbs five cents on May contracts. Hogs active and steady, top at 14.85. cattle weak with top around 17. The fifth Monte Sano session in Huntsville on May 11 features Camporee campfire with Scouters, Ned Frazier leading a patrol methods class. Two films shown at the meeting.
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New — Orleans
Chicago
Monte Sano
Huntsville
Ned Frazier
Two New Patrolmen Assigned to Decatur District
State Highway Patrol adds Lucian E. Black and Maxwell E. McLeod to Decatur district. Both WWII veterans bring six and a half years of service. Black from Athens now Decatur resident, McLeod from Geneva county. They will patrol U.S. 31 between Decatur and the Tennessee line with patrol partners.
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Highway Patrol
Lucian E. Black
Athens
Maxwell E. McLeod
Geneva County
Black
Navy
McLeod
Army
U.S. 31
Tennesse Line
H. L. Thornton
R. A. Troupe
Julian McNeese
Three Hurt In Accident On U S 31 Near Ardmore
Three people were injured in a two car collision on U S 31 about five miles south of Ardmore. Edith Beeman Allen suffered a fractured pelvis while Mamie Ruth Petty and John Boyd Petty sustained head and leg injuries.
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Senger
U.S
R.A. Troup
Julian McNeese
Ardmore
Edith Beeman Allen
Mamie Ruth Petty
Madison
John Boyd Petty
Petty
Charles Thomson Allen
Allen
Powers Hospital
Athens
Birmingham
Prison Island Battle Drags On Amid Shots and Rescue Efforts
A violent breakout on a San Francisco Bay island prison triggered heavy gunfire between convicts and guards. Marines and police surrounded the island as guards fought inside and out, prisoners were recaptured or subdued, and questions arose over how weapons were seized.
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Burch
Rocky Island
San Francisco Bay
Bureau of Prisons
Johnston
Navy
Coast Guard
San Francisco
C. L. Buckner
Ringleader Hubbard Captured After Georgia Nail
Chattanooga May 3. Marvin Franklin Hubbard named among Alcatraz riot ringleaders was captured near Chattanooga on Aug 15, 1942 after a bloody gunbattle with city and federal officers. Companions George K. Matthews and Kenneth Jackson fled. Jackson was slain, Hubbard and Matthews wounded. The trio had kidnapped Officer Logan Stroud and hijacked a dairy farm before escape attempt ended in crossfire. Hubbard later identified as Boaz Alabama.
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Marvin Franklin Hubbard
Alcatraz
Here
Georgia
Rumpard
George K. Matthews
Kenneth Jackson
Logan Stroud
Stroud
Alcohol Tax Unit
Homer Edmonson
Jackson
Jasper
Ala
Hubbard
Mathews
Tojo Trial Continues Amid Disorder and Disputed Motives
The article describes Okawa being removed for shouting while 28 defendants faced proceedings. Okawa reappeared barefoot, then in a dark overcoat over a grey uniform, appearing docile after a recess. Opinions divided on whether his conduct signaled mental incapacity or a defiant posture.
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Okawa
Former Bulgarian King seeks shotgun license in Coburg
In Coburg Germany an 85 year old former Bulgarian king Ferdinand requests permission from the American military government to reclaim a hunting shotgun and shells to hunt the “auerhahn” birds. Ferdinand, ruler 1884 to 1918, lives in retirement with a Czech secretary and a life filled with memories and hobbies.
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Germany
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Michael Petro
Loo Klein
East 2Nd Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Petro
Klein
Frau Maria Hagerbusch
Ferdi
Russia
Africa
America
United States
Decoration set at Round-Top Sunday
A program will be given in the morning and singing will be in the afternoon at the annual Decoration at Round-Top. The Couch Trio and a Panama ladies quartet are among expected attendees along with Mrs. R. D. Jarrette and Mrs. S. R. Long. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Couch Trio
Panama
R. D. Jarrette
S. R. Long
For Sale Singer Treadle Machines Reconditioned
Two Singer treadle machines offered for sale by Lytton C. Walker at 609 Oak St. Reconditioned with new attachments and guaranteed. Phone 834.
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