Special School Tax Election for Decatur City District
Notice announces a June 20 1936 election in Decatur Alabama to decide on a 30 cent tax on real property for 30 years beginning 1938 for public school funding. Polling at 11 designated districts with only city residents voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Decatur
Board of Revenue
Morgan County
Alabama
Board of Education
Court House
Ferry Street
Sherman’s
Wilson Ave
City Hall
Railroad Street
Chandler’s
Frey's
Malone Park
Moulton St
Johnston Street
Black’s
Shropshire’s
4Th Ave
6Th Street
Orrs
5Th Ave
9Th Street
McCormack's
Grant Street
Harmon’s
Fairview
Sandlin
Bertha Holmes
Raymond Derrick
Circuit Court
Charlie Derrick
Marvin West
Register of Circuit Court
State of Alabama
Martha Lucretia Reeder
J. L. Reeder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Propst
Earl Glenn
Johnston St
Goldel Drug Store
Alabama Business Institute
Grant Building
Hint
Second Ave
LTD
Chevrolet Coach
McRae Motors
Buick CO
McRae
Woco-Pep
Texaco
G. H. McClellan
Bee Line
McCormack-Deering
H. & H. Machine Works
Decatur Foundry
Tennessee Valley Co
Agt
J. R. Daniels
Mgr
Almon
Jervis Foundry & Machine Co
Ferry ,St
Happy Feed
Joe Kormaan
E. LaFayette St
Jackson St
Grant St
Don
Sherman St
11Th Ave
Henry Good
6Th Ave
Mobers & Orr
E. Vine St
J. A. Thornhill
B. L. Malone
Secret Agent X-9
Susan
LAW
Charles Flanders
Sally Ray
Clitter
Polly and
Pals
Gliess
World Righen
Rv Cliff Sterrete
Hel
Tim
Ash
E. C. Segar
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Professor Gipf
Freckles
King
Blosser
Mr.yoder
Pop
Tag, MY Boy
Portunist
Tonist
Skippy
Cipiency
Telepatic
WEA
Tillie
Percy L. Crosby
Russ Westover
Ione
Eied
Mac
Real Mscoy
Ely
Critter
Pat
Ridina