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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
5
A two bedroom compact home with rugged stone accents and an optional third bedroom upstairs. It emphasizes maintenance freedom with a large outdoor porch and flexible spaces for retirement or vacation living, including central heating, insulation, and potential air conditioning.
Reader Heloise explains a simple laundry trick to prevent fabric pills by turning tops inside out before washing and drying. She shares a hanger method to flip the garment after drying, plus notes on zippers and closet readiness.
The ad describes Design S-97 a small house available to builders with 849 square feet on the main level including a living room dining area kitchen two bedrooms and a bathroom. A side porch and a front porch are listed and finishing a second floor could add 348 square feet and a third bedroom with a bath.
Notice given that letters testamentary on the will of James W. Russell were issued May 7 1971 by Judge Bryan McAfee of Morgan County Probate Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them per law or be barred.
Hillsboro pastor absent as Steve Dutton spoke at Hillsboro Baptist Church Sunday. Rev and Mrs Schrimsher conduct revival in Fayetteville Tennessee. Weekend visitors include Nancy and Clayburn Rhinehart of Iran with Mrs C S Schnoover. Other guests traveled from Louisville and Huntsville for family gatherings and cemetery visits.
Burgreen Contracting Co. Inc. files notice of contract completion with the State of Alabama for Project F 310 (8) in Marshall and Morgan counties. Claims may be filed in Athens, Alabama, during four consecutive weeks from May 11 to June 8, 1971.
Reader letters praise Ann Landers for urging Senate action on S-34 to create a National Cancer Authority. President Nixon backs some principles. the column argues for a united, realigned national effort and a sharp priority shift away from military to medical research. A second letter discusses a young pregnant coworker and society's reaction, with Landers urging empathy and personal guidance.
The U S Coast Guard reports 3803 boating accidents in 1970, down from 4067 in 1969 and 4350 in 1966. Yet 1132 people died in 1970, up from 1058 in 1969, indicating a rising fatality trend.
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