Dill win in alienation suit against former senator
Margie Heaton Dill earned a 5000 verdict against former Senator D Dill and Mrs Grace Dill in a 25000 alienation of affections lawsuit. The case now goes to the state high court with an appeal expected within three weeks. Dill said he will appeal to the highest courts before paying.
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Mt, Vernon
Margie Heaton Dill
Co. D. Dill
Grace Dill
High Court
Dill
Washington, D. C
Fredericktown
Spokane
Wash
Wendell Dill
Glamorous Diva Crossword Clue Grid Review
The puzzle lists across and down clues with many entries including Prima donna worshiper excitement leered humor fine dregs loses cole fairy vulgar fe moisture courtesy either thing exist indicated vampire scatter house cat ventilating machine exclam at door rug brooch laughter sound boy drone bee journey large constellation epilepsy symptom Madame Butterfly note reterred soft mass scatter peels jail rim part in a drama god of war guided doctor spike musical note branch Poultry disease laws crystalline substance salt water fish tumor rhetorical frostbite encountered membranous bag appropriate gem weight singing voice instrument to jog pig sties cornucopis to perish silkworm therefore owed pair dye.
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Cole
Athens Items Highlight Local Deaths and Social News
J C Adkins a Bethel farmer dies at 76 with funeral at Leggtown cemetery and survivors listed. Christine Cox and John Davis Sib ley marry in Birmingham and will live in Dothan. R H McConnell and Ernest McConnell travel to Nashville for specialist care. Mrs Kirk Henry returns from Washington D C after daughter's appendicitis operation. Dr and Mrs J S Crutcher Sr return from Gainesville guest of Prof L L Wallace. Mrs Iane Hedges and daughter visit from St Louis. Lt J W Sensing returns from service in Athens COC camp. Garlin White to spend weeks at Hot Springs. Mrs J Brockman Sanders hosts bridge guests. Mrs George Williamson visits Evergreen. Joyce Lerman returns to Vanderbilt after visit home. M B McLemore dies suddenly at his son’s home. buried Temperance Oak cemetery. Mrs C V Beasley recuperating after tumor removal. Mrs J S Crutcher Jr hostess at Twickenham hotel bridge club. Elkmont farm bureau meeting with George Bates presiding.
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J. C. Adkins
Bethel
Leggtown
Athens
Christine Cox
Birmingham
John Davis Sibley
Dothan
Ala
R. H. McConnell
Ernest McConnell
Florence
Nashville
Kirk Henry
Washington, D. C
Chester Claybaugh
J. 8. Crutcher, Sr
Gainesville
Fla
L. L. Wallace
Wallace
Florida State University
Iane Hedges
Norris Allen
St. Louis
Ernest Hine
J. W. Sensing
Mansfield
Tenn
Garlin White
Hot Springs
Ark
J. Brockman Sanders
W. H. Nelson
George Williamson
E. O. Hendricks
Evergreen
Joyce Lerman
Vanderbilt University
Eugene D. Lerman
M. B. McLemore
McLemore
Temperance Oak Cemetery
C. V. Beasley
Powers Hospital
J. 8. Crutcher, Jr
Bridge Club
Twickenham Hotel
Huntsville
Baylis Anter
P. W. Hendricks
Harold Harlan
John Henry Bitting
van Gilbert
Ed Creel
Harry Kittrell
Emalyce McWilliams
Carlos Wood
Sanders
Elkmont Community Farm Bureau
George Bates
Roy Hat
New Deal Pick for Lehman Job Sparks NY Governor Hope
Washington circles see Robert H. Jackson as the New Deal choice for governor of New York after Gov. Herbert H. Lehman announced he would not seek re election. Jackson, a Jamestown native, is popular with state Democratic leaders and previously served as government counsel in the Mellon tax suit.
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Robert H. Jackson
Andrew Mellon
New York
Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
Jamestown
N. Y
Jackson
Charred Woman Found Near Chesterfield Mt Wantastiquet
Unidentified woman likely slain was found charred on Mt Wantastiquet near Chesterfield. A 22 caliber pistol lay nearby. medical examiner notes skull fracture and no clear escape path or footprints. Autopsy to be performed by Arthur Weston as forest fires ignited by the body are investigated.
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Chesterfield
N. H
Frank J. Bennett
Lonely Mt. Wantastiquet
Norris Robertson
Robertson
Bennett
Suspect Sought in Limestone Killing near Athens Alabama
Athens, May 22. Officers warned to arrest a Limestone county resident accused of fatally slashing Rufus W. Smith 25 who died at his home after the night attack. The suspect fled toward the Tennessee line and reportedly washed blood from his hands before leaving.
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Athens
Ala
Tennessee
Rufus W. Smith
Smith
Limestone County
Tennessee Line
Actress Wins Drama League Medal for Victoris Regina
Helen Hays, starring as Queen Victoria on Broadway in Victoris Regina, won the Drama League of New York medal for the year’s most distinguished performance.
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New York
Helen Hays
Queen Victoria
Victoris Regina
Drama League of New York
County Republicans Active After Lull In Primary
Chett, Joe Morris and Carl Robinson. T A Carnes spoke on agricultural and soil conservation developments. Musical numbers by Joe Haney, B Holt, Homer Dunnavant and Marvin Hogan. Simpson and Sparkman forces remain active in the county after a brief lull post primary.
Rock Creek Social Ides and Family Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Roy Oden returned home Sunday after an operation at Baughs Infirmary in Decatur four weeks ago. Several from the community attended singing at Blue Springs and 65 people joined Will Mason for his May 18 birthday dinner with Birmingham relatives present.
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Roy Oden
Baugh’s Infirmary
Decatur
Ravenell
Christine Jones
Frances
Wanda Self
Ida
Hilda Weaver
Mary Martin
J. F. Tanner
Blue Springs
Thurman Ford
Mat
Drivers license campaign begins in Alabama
Captain Van Gilbert head of the state highway patrol announced an intensive drive to ensure all motorists have a driver's license. He said the force will enforce the regulation strenuously and that many Alabama drivers still lack licenses. Motorists should have licenses ready when approached by officers.
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van Gilbert
State Highway Patrol
Gilbert
Alabama
Athens Youth Resting Comfortably After Auto Crash
Thomas M. Noblitt, a well known Athens youth, is reported resting comfortably at his home after a Sunday automobile wreck near Hanceville. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was treated at a Decatur hospital before returning home.
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Athens
Ala
Thomas M. Noblitt
Hanceville
Ite
Decatur
Coatless dancing banned after police inquiry in Pittsfield
Police Chief John L. Sullivan declared coatless dancing will be barred after reviewing events. He noted male dancers stay clothed for modern steps but strip coats for old fashioned square dances, a practice he frowns upon.
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Pittsfield
Mass
John L. Sullivan
Decoration Day Observed at Athens Cemetery
Decoration Day will be observed at the Athens cemetery Sunday afternoon at 4 30 oclock. A short address will be delivered by J T Moore of Huntsville. The graves of all Confederate soldiers will be covered with flowers.
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Athens
Ala
Athens Cemetery
J. T. Moore
Huntsville
Negro Dies in the Chair After Shelbyville Riot
Nashville report says ER Harris, 23, Negro, executed for attacking a white girl near Shelbyville in 1934 after mob violence killed three guards. Harris confessed shortly before execution as guardsmen stopped rioters who burned a courthouse and wrecked guards trucks.
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Nashville
Tenn
ER. K. Harris
Shelbyville
A. W. Neely
Harris
National Guards
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