Passport to Happiness Read by Maysie Greig
Bruce holds an unopened letter in doubt as Eileen Featherstone’s will appoints Dirk executor. Val refuses to leave him yet plans a Caribbean trip with Jane and John as Dirk’s return hints at a possible marriage and the future of Eileen’s memorial children's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Eileen
Dirk
Maysie Greig
Val
Hanson
England
Eileen Featherstone
Tom
Montego Bay
Carraways
Jane
John
Mandeville
Port Antonio
New Tichfield
BELL
William A. Thompson
Birmingham
Alabama
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Southern Bell
Atlanta
Thompson
London
Agustin Olachea Urges Westward Migration in Lower California
Governor Olachea promotes Lower California as a sparsely populated zone capable of absorbing a million more residents with a progressive work ethic. He highlights fishing, mining, industry, and agriculture as growth avenues while noting existing expansion in wheat and cotton. The narrative shifts to personal tensions as Val and Bruce confront revelations about a deceased woman and a life changing letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
California
Mexico
Agustin Olachea
Moulton Lad Candidate At Boys State
Mike Alexander of Moulton ran as one of 11 candidates for state governor at Boys State in Tuscaloosa. The 352 members will elect other state officers and run a week long legislative program, including a day in Montgomery's State Capitol to debate measures. The program aims to teach civic leadership through simulated government from city council to governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Mike Alexander
W. B.alexander
Tuscan
Montgomery
Commencement Sermon Attended by Morgan County Community
Several locals joined the Danville service for the commencement sermon Sunday afternoon. Mrs Home Jones and sons along with Mrs J T Wallace and others attended. The W S C S gathering at Camp Sumatonga drew Mrs W P Roberts and Miss Doris Roberts, with more area residents listed as visitors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Home Jones and
Ramon. Wallace
Decatur
J. T. Wallace
J.T. Story
Miami
W. E. Story
Bill Alston
Sardis
Pervin Wallace
Judson James
Wisconsin Medical Society to study tinted windshield glare
A Wisconsin Medical Society committee will examine tinted windshields to determine if color impairs driver vision. The note mentions glare as a contributing factor to highway accidents and places the discussion in a broader historical context noting open fire cooking era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Wis
Wisconsin Medical Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maysie Greiget
Lams An
Zoo
Cherry St
Decatur Transit
Vernis Gillespie
M. S. Williams
S. G. Moore
Waily
Ape
H. Ryan
Goidel’s
Strave, & W
Uve Eureka
Eureka
South
S.E
Kingston
Island
Nebrig Plumbing CO
Cali Otte Nebrig Bex
Moulton Lad
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W. P. Roberts
America
Argo & Guffin Hardware CO
2Nd Ave
Catur
Clifton Thomas
Tire and Recap Department
Mrs
Hazel Hamilton
Ralph Gamble
Highway 31
Vine St
Decatur Fence Company
6Th Ave
Are Wit