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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1931
Page
7
The notice explains standardized thrift regulations in the classified section. It details eligibility criteria, filing procedures, and compliance requirements for thrift entities and borrowers as outlined in the community publication.
A group of men, including a Tennessee resident, were injured in a Friday afternoon automobile crash between Decatur and Cullman. Medical care was given locally but details and the exact number of injured were not learned.
A page highlights numerous offers promising simple solutions for everyday needs. Readers are told to explore the options to find an easy answer to their situations and to consider the displayed deals as practical help.
G Hall, a Decatur vocational agriculture teacher visiting Friday, discussed an excellent plan with a local representative.
The funeral service for Mr. T. Thorsen, who died early Friday, will be on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Fourth Avenue. The Rev. E. T. Town, pastor of the church, will conduct. Pallbearers include A. J. Holtman, C. , W. Papenburg, F. E. Buettner, P. Buettner and L. Nebrig.
The Daily reports plans to boost farmer income in Morgan County by organizing planters for sweet potato crops. Mr Hall will begin lining up growers with a marketing plan targeting profitable prices. Additional details will appear in forthcoming editions.
Students from college and those planning to enter or return next fall are urged to attend the Central church Sunday morning. A. H. Nabors will speak on the theme Making Good. A fine musical program will accompany the special sermon.
Oak Grove May 30 Special G randmother Bureh marked her eighty fifth birth anniversary with a joyful family gathering. She was 85 this past Sunday and enjoyed the celebration.
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