Alcohol Clinic Head Changed in Alabama Commission
Clinton O. Clay has replaced Kenneth Kuzenski as administrator and chief psychiatric social worker of the Alabama Commission on Alcoholism Clinic. Clay, from Grant, Alabama, is a Berea College and Florida State University alum with prior social work roles in the Army, State Department of Pensions and Security, and Covington County. He and his wife Edna, also a teacher, will reside at 1431 Vernon St. SE in Decatur.
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Alabama Commission On Alcoholism
Clinton O. Clay
Kenneth Kuzenski
Commission On Alcoholism Clinic
Clay
Berea College
Lexington
Florida State University
Grant
Ala
Commission On Alcoholism
U.S. Army
State Department of Pensions and Security
Marshall County
Etowah County
Covington County
Bakersfield
Calif
University of the Pacific
Stockton
California
Florida
Gadsden
Andalusia
Montgomery
Methodist Church
Community Notes From Morgan County Somerville Area
Local updates list residents and moves including Mrs Grace Mikell transfer to Huntsville Arsenal, Mrs Aaron Worley living here, and Bert Wallace family settling in the Fannie Abbot home. visits from Gary Watkins and Carolyn Gilchrist returning from Alabama.
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Aaron Worley
Aline Lemmond
Western Electric Co
Winston- Salem
N.C
Huntsville Arsenal
Gary Watkins
Auburn University
Glen Watkins
Sara
Mary Jo Baldwin
University of Alabama
Carolyn
Bert Wallace
Jimmy Martin
A. M. Walker
Bride Elect Opens After Games and Contests
After the events, the bride elect opened her gifts in a simple celebration. Guests included friends and family, with notes and keepsakes from the ceremony and forthcoming nuptials.
U S Pays Tribute To Her Defenders Memorial Day observances nationwide honor fallen service members
The Associated Press reports Memorial Day ceremonies across the United States paying tribute to those who died defending the nation. President Kennedy urged a nationwide 11 am moment of silence, with notable events in Arlington, Pearl Harbor, and cities like New York Boston Denver and Rindge New Hampshire. Addresses by leaders emphasized sacrifice and lasting peace, while flags and open-air memorials marked the day. Astronaut Malcolm Carpenter featured in Denver events.
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United States
Kennedy
Glen Ora
White House
John W. McCormack
Arlington National Cemetery
Pearl Harbor
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Rindge
N.H
Congress
America
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Boys In Blue
Denver
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Jefferson Street widening to create four lanes in Athens
The state highway department starts widening a block of Jefferson Street from 40 to 62 feet to allow four lanes. Mayor Arthur Stewart ties the project to the Hobbs Street extension and notes pending appraisals between Clinton Street and Highway 31. Italy touted as the accordion capital with 5000 workers in 22 factories.
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Athens— State Highway Department
Jefferson St
Market and
Hobbs Sts
Arthur Stewart
Athens
Highway 31
Stewart
Bureau of Roads
Clinton St
Hobbs St
Highway Department
Clinton
Italy
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Alcohol Clinic
Morgan County
Somerville
Grace Mikell
H.P. Briggs
W.T. Grant CO
Second Ave
Grant St
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Associated Press
State Highway Department
Ernest Morris
Anderson Business College
Holly
Decatur
Grant Maid
Allo
Briefs Reg
Jamaica
Osnaburg
Ing
Te Earra
Pererney Clow
Great Street
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