Spelling Bout Ends at Riverside and Central High
The two day spelling competition at Riverside and Central high schools concluded with eight finalists at Central and nine at Riverside. Finalists included Rose Allen Speer Evie Mathews Dorothy Horton and others from Central plus Joe Calvin Frank Kirby Eleanor Green Pauline Carpenter and more from Riverside.
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Central
Rose Allen Speer
Evie Mathews
Dorothy Horton
Jane Davis
Richard Watkins
Elizabeth Watkins
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Lillian Burks
Mabel Jacobs
Riverside
Joe Calvin
Frank Kirby
Eleanor Green
Pauline Carpenter
Nancy Laubenthal
Oberd Huddieston
Louise Berryhill
Charles Landers
Marjorie Irwin
Splendid Meeting Endorses Athens Fourth of July Plans
A Mor gan County American Legion post held a meeting last night in the Tennessee Valley bank basement. The post endorsed Athens Legion post plans for a Fourth of July celebration and pledged cooperation to ensure the event’s success.
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Morgan County
The
American Legion
Tennessee Valley Bank
Athens Legion
Legionnaires to Visit Lawrence in Moulton Visit
About three car loads of local Legionnaires will go to Moulton this evening to visit the Lawrence county post which meets in regular session. Winners in the spelling contest were Allen r who gets the Rankin medal with runners up Mabel Jacobs and Elizabeth Ann Humphrey in Riverside and Joe Calvin who gets the Wyker medal with runners up Frank Kirby and Eleanor Greene. The finalists spelled 250 words total with two tough words nucleus and diagnosis as last demons.
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Riverside
Central High
Central
Moulton
Lawrence County Post
Allen
Mabel Jacobs
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Riveside
Joe Calvin
Frank Kirby
Eleanor Greene
Wit Wins Beauty and Business as Writer Bugs Marries
Arthur Bugs Baer wed former Follies performer Louise Andrews in a private ceremony. Baer, widower of Cassidy Baer who died two years ago, has a daughter nicknamed Buglets.
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Arthur “Bugs
Louise Andrews
Baer
Cassidy Baer
Bint
Bugs
Romance of a Business Girl Loved by Many
A 1931 Central Press Association piece explores the romance of a successful businesswoman, portraying professional life with affection and civic charm. The narrative highlights ambition, independence, and public admiration within a metropolitan setting.
Sunday Dinner With Dick Baldwin and Bonnie
Dick, Bonnie, Mary, and the Vaughn family share a lively Sunday dinner at Mary’s home. Bonnie entertains while Dick dances with Bonnie after she asks, leaving Mary intrigued by their closeness and the lingering question of their relationship.
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Mary
Bonnie
Mom
Rick
Mrs. Vaughn
What does hop the twig and pigeon flight facts reveal
An illustrated question box quiz explains the slang hop the twig meaning to die and lists early U S agricultural experiment station locations at Wesleyan University in Middletown 1875 under Dr W O Atwater. It notes pigeons can fly five to six hundred miles daily with a record of 7016 miles flown by E S Peterson during World War I.
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Middletown
Copal
Wesleyan University
E. S. Peterson
Real name of child actor Mickey Erre
Sonny Joe Yule, born September 1921 in New York Brooklyn, is the legal name of the young star known as Mickey Erre. He rose as a child actor in early film.
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Mickey Erre
Sonny Joe Yule
Brooklyn
N.X
Elocution vs Football Sparks Family Banter
Ted and Dick argue over elocution values while Bonnie mocks. Dick vows to visit Mrs Vaughn as Mary quietly hosts, cooks lunch, and helps with chores. The scene shows a lively household dynamic with siblings, friends, and a welcoming aunt.
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Ted
Mary
Mrs. Vaughn
Bonnie
Hartselle residents leave for Chicago visit
H. L. Brown Hance Mrs. 8 E. Stewart and Mrs. Houston departed Hartselle for Chicago for several days to see friends and relatives. Stewart's son Garland Stewart has been very ill in hospital. They plan to return to Hartselle next Friday while Brown may stay longer in Chicago.
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Hartselle
H. L. Brown
Hance
E. Stewart
Houston
Chicago
Hartwick
Sta
Stewart
Garland Stewart
Mr. Brown
Highway To Be Closed Near Hartselle
The Bee Line highway link north of Hartselle will likely close to traffic Monday or Tuesday for detours. Crews near completion of grading will start concrete pours shortly, signaling progress on the under construction route. Mary and others enjoyed a pleasant evening while sharing a lunch. the scene hints at continuation.
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Bee Line
Hartselle
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