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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1968
Page
12
Public notice cites amendments to the Code of Decatur under section 27. It references instructions by the Decatur authorities for adoption and details of the proposed changes.
Mona Lisa Jacobs praises Lurleen Burns Wallace as Alabama's governor and beloved mother, celebrating her year of service and enduring kindness. The piece notes her deep South roots and wide affection, ending with a historical aside about the first U.S. Mint in 1792.
Monday May 27 1968 featured a two part symbol quiz with labeled sections Part I and Part II listing question results. The page also presents a filled answer key for SYMBOL QUIZ items 1 through 10 and 6B.
Legal notice from Decatur Alabama announces amendments to the 1956 Code and Zoning Map. The Board of Commissioners will consider the proposed changes at the Municipal Building on June 18, 1968, at 10:00 A.M., with viewing available in the Planning Department. May 21, 1968. Florence Adams, Ordinance No. Public Welfare provision included.
Notices detail bid requirements for a Decatur school project with 5 percent certified funds and 30 day bid hold, plus mortgage Bond and condemnation actions in Morgan County Court involving Grady Wayne Ball Patricia Ann Ball and H L Bond with sale of property set for June 1968.
The Probate Court of Morgan County Alabama sets a hearing for June 12 1968 at 10 30 a m in Decatur to determine rights and liens on parcels described by a municipal corporation and other parties. Parties named may appear and contest the matter at the Courthouse.
A fragmented classified section lists help wanted lines and auction keywords from 2002 including Wanted Male and Female, sales and situation ads, and instruction notes. The readable items suggest job and auction related prompts without full details.
Political notices urge support for Julian Hardy and J. Lester Smith in the 1968 Democratic Primary for Justice of the Peace Beat 1 Place No. 2 Morgan County. Also listed are officials inviting participation in local events and a community talent call for Decatur.
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