Local Collector Plans Coin Club Meeting in Tennessee Valley
National Coin Week kicks off with a 7 30 p m meeting in the city electric auditorium for residents of the Tennessee Valley area interested in forming a coin collectors club. Louis Bell of Decatur will display part of his U S coin collection at the Morgan County National Bank all week. Bayne Vaughan of the Morgan County National Bank to serve as temporary treasurer. Bell urges organized study and joining the ANA. He notes proof sets and publications for collectors and states current mint policy limits orders to 100 sets. Bell’s passion is Lincoln Cents with a complete collection of both uncirculated and circulated coins.
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City Electric
Tennessee Valley
Louis Bell
Decatur
U. S
Morgan County National Bank
United States
Bell
Bayne Vaughan
A.N.A
U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
Numismatist
Lewis MW. Reagan
P.O
Wichita
Kan
Hewett Brothers
Milwaukee
Ave
Chicago
Lawrence Brothers
Anamosa
Iowa
Numismatic News
Iola
Wis
Lincoln
Community Notes From Morgan County and DeKalb County
Sunday tour to De Sota Park and Little River Canyon included Hancel Glover Belva and families with Raymond Compton Bennett Livingston Edith Livingston John D Ryan Roy Buford and Ray Camp. W M S representatives attended a quarterly meeting in Hartselle. Will Hudson improving at home from illness. A coin collector owns a 1796 25 cent piece among other United States coins kept safely at the bank.
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Hancel Glover
Belva
Raymond Compton
Bennett Livingston
Pruitt
Edith Livingston
John D. Ryan
de Sota Park
Little River Canyon
DeKalb County
Roy Buford
Section
Ray Camp
Geraldine
James Kyle
Will Hudson
J. D. Puckett
Jessie Roberts
Jessie Lindsey
Street Sandlin
James Teague
W.M.S
Hartselle
Mayor Declares May as Music Week in Decatur
Mayor Knox L. McRae proclaims the first week of May 1957 as National and Inter-American Music Week in Decatur. The proclamation cites music as essential to recreation, education, and culture and urges cooperation with the Music Club to ensure an outstanding observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox L. McRae
Decatur
Knox McRae
Music Club
Early Weekend Mishaps Claim 4 In Alabama
Four people died in early weekend Alabama crashes. Dewey Burks and Edward Spiller, both of Winfield, were killed when their car rammed a tree at high speed on U S Highway 78 near Glen Allen. Lillie Barker, 51, of East Gadsden, died Friday night in Etowah County after a car left Coates Bend Road and hit a power pole. The note ends with a historic aside about the first United States coin bearing In God We Trust.
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Associated Pres
Alabama
Highway Patrol
Dewey Edward Burks
Winfield
Edward Ray Spiller
Winfield Rt. 2
U.S. Highway 78
Glen Allen
Marion County
Lillie Baker
East Gadsden
Etowah County
Coates Bend
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RCA
Gentar
UM Ie
The
Allied Sales Co
Jackson Street
Morgan County
Danville
Mrs
Add Randolph
Buschs BA Las
Elgin
Kredit Jewelers
Opticians
2Nd Avenue
S.E
Huntsville
Birmingham
Washington ST
20Th ST
4Th Ave
Belk-Hubson CO
Shortie
Bermuda
Twill
Poplin
Sateen
Church OF Christ
G. K. Wallace
Evangelist
Henderson, Tenn
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