Corinth Defeats West Point 32 to 14 on Spey Field
Corinth baseball team thrashed West Point 32 to 14 on the opponent’s field in a weekend victory. The lineup featured Blevins Braswell Buckelew Bryant Jennings Rigsby Price Blair Walker Blair Edmundson J F Jennings captain and F O Blair manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Spey
West Point
Blevns
Braswell
Buckelew
Bryant
Jennings
Rigsby
Price
Blair
Walker Blair
Sardis
Woodland Mills News The singing given at this place
Community notices report vocal event held at Woodland Mills with local residents and attendees enjoying performances. No further details provided about participants or date.
Community greetings and visits across Somerville
Miss Ruth Hartselle hosted by Miss Nan Hender ernes. Blanche Winton shopped in Decatur. Mrs. Mary Gilchrist and children from Athens visited Mrs. N. E. Winton. Mrs. Levert Russell from Montgomery stayed with Mrs. Kattie Johnston. Pettus Dunaway of Athens and Gordon Grover of Hartselle visited J. W. Dunaway and Mrs. Robert Summerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hartselle
Hartselle
Nan Henderernes
Iss Blanche Winton
Decatur
Mary Gilchrist
Athens
N. E. Winton
Levert Russell
Monttgomery
Kittie Johnston
Pettus Dunaway
Gordon Grover
J. W Dunaway
Robert Summerford
Roscoe Russell
Floyd Pence
Floyd Johnson
Wilma
A. M.dunaway
J. W. Dunaway
M. F. Swift
Scottsboro
Dallas Baker
Guyer
Bob Perry
Clebourne
Texas
Mr. Mayhall
Local social visits across Eva Union Grove and vicinity
Miss Carrie Wilson of Eva visits Miss Loretta Edwards in Union Grove this week. Miss Ethel Davis Gamble of Lacey's Spring visits Guntersville and Birmingham with friends. Miss Cora Wilson of Eva visits her aunt Mrs. Frank Walter in Venice. Mrs. J. P. Lipscomb of Lacey's Spring visits Mrs. J. C. Edwards in Union Grove. Cecil Cobb and Truman Ryan of Eva visit Union Grove Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wilson
Eva
Loretta Edwards
Union Grove
Ethel Davis Gamble
Lacey’s
Guntersville
Birmingham
Cora Wilson
Frank Walter
Venice
J. P. Lipscomb
J. C. Edwards
Cecil Cobb
Truman Ryan
Harvest News notes Harvest residents and events
Lee Sanderson is very ill at home in Harvest. Lola Pitts summers here. Mrs. Lamon Smith and Miss Clarice Steelman visited Huntsville. Cecil Sanderson returns from Ellisville. J W Tuck visits daughter in Huntsville. Babe Bentley makes a Harvest business visit. PTA closes the term with a program and refreshments. Graduates include Clarice Steelman and five others. R W Tuck attends a Madison County Alumni banquet in Gurley. Carl Stoval completes another teaching year in Sturgis. Jordan Baker prize fight draws W D Tuck to Huntsville fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sanderson
Harvest
Lola Pitts
Ellisville
Miss
Lamon Smith
Clarice Steelman
Huntsville
Cecil Sanderson
J. W. Tuck
W. B. Allen
Babe Bentley
Harvest P. T. A
W. D. Tuck
Bridges
Monrovia
Madison County High School
J. R. Powers
Jim Presnell
Carl Stoval
Sturgis
R. W. Tuck
Huntsville Fair Grounds
Farmers Move to Leverage Community Favor
In a small town farmers organize to capitalize on local goodwill after a drought relief push. Community leaders say cooperative efforts will expand seed sharing and market access while preserving traditional farming practices.
Project To Beautify Capitol Underway
The capital’s restoration moves toward L Enfant’s original plan with a $75 million authorization and a projected total of $200 million. The triangle by Pennsylvania Avenue, Fifteenth Street, and B Street will clear private buildings for executive offices and new structures including archives, labor and justice buildings, and a new Agriculture Department site. A national art gallery, Washington memorial, improved gardens, and a Capitol Hill parkway linking Mount Vernon to Arlington cemetery complete the plan, extending toward Rock Creek Park and the Maryland line.
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Herbert C. Plummer
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Washington and
Jefferson
Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Potomac Parkway
L’enfant
Hoover
Congress
Triangle
Suth
Fifteenth Street
B Street
National Museum
National Art Gallery
Washington Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Rock Creek Park
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
Mt. St. Albans
Maryland State Line
National Capital
Mellon
Inset
Great Plaza
Triangle Development
Local social notes from Wheeler area gatherings
Mrs Bevil hosted guests from Copeland while Dr and Mrs Crawford and daughter Lena visited Miss Hayes. Mrs Luke Bonds shared time with Tennessee friends and Miss Martha Gray stayed with Miss Irene Bevil. Mrs Turner spent a week with daughters, and Mrs Hayes with Bevil attended a Wheeler club. Irene Bevil stayed with Elizabeth Simmons. House family and children visited Luke Bond’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevil
Copeland
Crawford
Lena
Bertha Ausley
Athens
Miss Hayes
Luke Bonds
Tennessee
Martha Gray
Irene Bevil
Turner
Layman
Hayes
Mrs. Bevil
Wheeler
Arms reduction is plea of militarists from four nations
Berlin May 28. Twenty five active or retired high ranking military and naval officers from Germany France Great Britain call for arms reductions. They urge progress toward disarmament and warn of rising military budgets and tensions. The group plans to present their views to governments and international bodies.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Great Britain
European appeal calls for drastic armament cuts across nations
Poland, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland publish an appeal urging immediate and broad armament reductions. Signers include Brigadier General Frank P. Crozier and Vice Admirals Sidney Robert Drury Lowe and Mark Kerr of Britain, General Laurel of France, German generals, and General Eugene Kotkowski of Poland. The appeal warns Europe faces either rising armaments or a war‑prevention policy, insisting on immediate disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Finland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Europe
Frank P. Crozier
Sidney Robert Drury- Lowe
Mark Kerr
Great Britain
Laurel
France
Berthold von Deimling
D. von Saint Ange
von Bresler
Germany
Eugene Kotkowski
Women In Washington by Sue McNamara
Madame Whitney-Hofts of Paris helps women of 40 nationalities achieve health education and independence. She runs restaurants for affordable meals in Paris and built an international student hotel in the Latin Quarter to support working students. Her work spreads from Paris to Africa and beyond, aided by a vast network of correspondence.
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Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Madame Whitney-Hofts
Paris
America
Placid
Madame
Madame Hoff
David Whitney
Massachusetts
Madam Hoff
Marriag
John Jacob Hoff
Latin Quarter
Africa
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Corinth News
Frank Blair
Barto Blair
Dora Buckelew
Surel
J. A. Jennings
Hettie Jennings
Falkville
Jesse Moore
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Cora Moore
Wiley Powell
Sarah Powell
Po Heard
Nell
Alma
Falkville High School
Roy Hampton
Vivian
Piney Grove
Polly Heard
Frasier
Willie Pear
Near Cullman
Fannie Heard
Tommie
Hubert Buckelew
Jay Maddox
H. N. Thomas
Travis
Gordin Grantland and Son
R. B
Annie—Dalton
Mt.Tabor
Roy
Otto Roberts
Otto Williams
Mosses Chapel
John McCutcheon
Luther Cooper
Six Mile
J. W. Day
Horace Chunn
Walermoso Springs
Sallie McCutcheon
A. S. Hough
Lacey's Spring
Monroe Cryer
Bernice Ruth
Waldermose Springs
Howard Fields
Lacey’s Spring
Derwood Maxwell
James Johnson
Mark Grubbs
Helen
Wilma Johnson
Marvin
Bethea Steadman
G. W. McCutcheon
Aleen
Madleen Fowler
Avis Lemley
Union
Clyde Miller
Avis
Benson McCutcheon
George Turney
Bear Turney
Ernest Gree
Jodie Collins
Nan Henderson
Somerville Cemetery
Woodland Mills News
Somerville News
Dodge Brothers
Rysler Motors
Eicut Bopy Struz
Dersorr
Convenien
Decatur Motors Inc
A. J. Wade
Moulton
Union Grove News
Harvest News
Proctor News
Dodge Brothers Corporss
Capitol
Capitol Hill
Union Station Plaza
United States Supreme Court
Congressional Library
State
Alabama
Decatur Daily
Hay Watson Smith
Meet
Second Presbyterian Church
Little Rock
Ark
General Assembly of the Church
Mr. Smith
Women In
Stewart-Warner
A.C
D.C
Dempsey
Stewart-Warner Radio
Nee Precision
Crane's Clothes Shop
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