Runoff Candidates Address Morgan County Race
Democrats nomination for Morgan-Sim stone state senator and Morgan County posts of sheriff and district one board of revenue were pitched in five minute segments. Daren Easter urged varied professional input in Montgomery while Bob Harris touted his legal experience and education focus. Sheriff candidate David Sandlin and incumbent Dick Fleming pled for cleaner law enforcement and a new county courthouse, and district one candidate Paul Collier discussed spending and voting center improvements.
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Morgan-Simstone
Morgan County
District One
Board of Revenue
Daren Easter
Decatur Insurance
Easter
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Limestone County
Decatur Jaycees
Fleming
William V. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Meadus Rd
Decatur
Suyucgi
Jaycees
Y Gear
Bob Harris
Harris
Montgomery
State Senate
David M. Sandlin
Dick Fleming
Paul P. Collier
Collier
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
The Chicago Tribune column discusses a four hearts contract where South misplayed trump control. It analyzes bidding, opening lead, and the defense, noting that a spade game might have emerged and detailing the sequence of plays, discards, and the eventual loss of one spade, one heart, and one club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South West North East
South
East
North
West
Declarer
Feast
Hospitals List Residents by City and Name
A hospital notice enumerates individuals by name and residence including Athens Elkmont Ardmore Tenn and Lester with multiple entries such as Mrs Odell Brock Emmett Black Dora Davis Euf ie Strain Mary Swanner Mil dred O Taylor Patsy Adams Curtis Wales Frances Davis Shirley Wiggington and Sarah Long. The list covers addresses in Athens Elkmont and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Brock
Elkmont
Emmett Black
Athens
Dora Davis
Eufifie Strain
Mary Swanner
Mildred O. Taylor
Patsy C. Adams
Grady P. Paston Jr
Lester
John R. Robinson Jr
Shirley Sterling
Ardmore
Tenn
Joseph E. Kyle
Georgia Alene Holt
Curtis M. Wales
Frances Davis
Shirley Wiggington
Sarah Long
Local Names Mentioned in Hillsboro Area Notice
Readable fragments list residents including Mrs. Ethel Collins of Hillsboro and Mrs. Mary McCurray of Russellville with partial family names following. The notice appears cut mid listing of residents or attendees.
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Ethel Collins
Hillsboro
Mary McCurray
Rusisellville
Brenda G. Shel
List of residents in misread OCR snippet
The readable names and addresses include John Phormore Monroe Dr Owens McKelvey Mull ton 4 Mrs Appleberry Wheeler Gary Bibb Cardinal Dr Mrs Truitt Hill Danville 2 Mrs Rhodes Moulton 4 Homer George Somerville 2 Phillip Cartwright Harvest Mrs Messer Decatur 4 James Hampton Courtland Carl Fuller 719 Holland Dr SW Mrs Hembree 1050 Grant St Mrs St John Somerville 3 Mrs Dotson 919 5th Ave SE Mrs Alexander 222 5th Ave Mrs Hord 1613 10th Ave SE Mrs Strickland Falkville 1 Roe Thomas
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John Phormore
Monroe Dr
Owen McKelvey
Moulton
Mallissie Appleberry
Wheeler
Gary Bibb
Cardinal Dr
Truitt Hill
Danville
John Rhodes
Homer George
Somerville
Phillip Cartwright
Harvest
Charles Messer
Decatur
James Hampton
Courtland
Carl Fuller
Holland Dr
Josephine Hembree
Grant St
Raymond St. John
Doshie Dotson
5Th Ave
Ann Alexander
Local Names Listed In Regional Directory Snippet
A fragmented OCR snippet lists several residents and locations including Mrs. Robert Higdon of Athens and Mrs. Mattie In gram of Hillsboro along with Miss Mary Allen and Miss Leesha Slaten of nearby communities Yeaman Whit worth and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Robert Higdon
Somerville
Mattie Ingram
Hillsboro
Mary Allen
Leesha Slaten
Vinemont
Yeaman Whitworth
Decatur
Baugh Wiley Smith Admissions List
A list of names and addresses appears under the Baugh Wiley Smith Admissions section. Individuals include Charles G. Adams of Decatur John Tucker of Hartselle Ralph Miller of Trinity Coleman Hendrix of Decatur and others across Decatur Athens Hartselle Somerville and nearby areas.
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Charles G. Adams
Decatur
John Tucker
Hartselle
Ralph Miller
Trinity
Coleman Hendrix
6Th Ave. NE
Milton Stewart
Somerville
Robert Whitman
Mary Roberts
Freddie Nash
Wilson St
Margaret Fleming
Lawrence County Hospital Births Report
Mr and Mrs Gary Morrow of Lacey s Spring welcome a daughter Tuesday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond St John of Somerville welcome a daughter today at Decatur General Hospital.
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Gary Morrow
Lacey
Decatur General
Raymond St. John
Somerville
Decatur General Hospital
Births in Lawrence County add two daughters and a son
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Shelton of Trinity 1 welcomed a son today at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peoples of Russellville 4 welcomed a daughter today at Lawrence County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hagood of Moulton 3 welcomed a daughter today at Lawrence County Hospital.
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Jon
Trinity
Rural Dutton
Grace Delashaw
Moulton
Dessie Blalock
Emmett Callahan
Mable J. Peoples
Russellville
Janett Hagood
Elizabeth Dutton
Danville
Royce Shelton
Lawrence County Hospital
Vernon Peoples
Mitchell Hagood
Auburn Confederate Hospital Years 1864 to 1866
The main building at Auburn University, then East Alabama Male College, served as a Confederate hospital from 1864 through 1866.
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Auburn University
East Alabama ‘Male College
Also Mentioned on This Page
J Jaycees
David Knight
DAILY
Sandlin
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff’s Office
Marie Hill
Tony Warren
Sherman
Sanders
Town Creek
Robert Barnett
Eloise Horton
Enoch Borden
William Terry
Judy Ferguson
Raymond Lackey
Infantaughter Moulton
Goren
Athens-Limestone Admissions
Lawrence County Admissions
Decatur General Admissions
James Hord
10Th Ave
Curtis Strickland
Falkville 1
Roe Thomas
James Montgomery
Mitchell Legg
Charles Stewart
Alibert Eager
1St Ave
James D. Owens
Tommy Brown
Prospect Dr
Miller P. Glass
Edward Heathcoat
Billy Pointer
15Th Ave
W. J. Mulligan
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2Nd Ave
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DS Se Furnishers
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