MARITAL RECORDS OF MORGAN COUNTY REVEAL FEW ACTIONS
The Morgan County listing shows numerous marriages and transfers of property or funds. Couples include Joseph James Sandlin and Amanda Lee Sharrott, Odis Roberts and Geraldine Ann King, Adjure Powell and Pew Lee Montange, among others in Decatur Hartselle and Spartanburg areas. Property transfers list sums from $1 to $3500 involving J G and Etna Lemon, Annie Bentley Hood, and multiple others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph James Sandlin
Hartselle
Amanda Lee Sharrott
Roberts
Decatur
Geraldine Ann King
Adjure D. Powell
Pew Lee Montange
Spartanburg
Sanford Earl Slayton
Frances Eugenia Johnson
David Hampton
Sallie Mae Johnson
Eugene Forest Bedingfield, Jr
Corinne Legg
Louis Griffin
Florence Garrett
Steve L. Shelton
Falkville
Mary Altha Shelton
Frank Dancy
Hattie Coffee
James Lamon Standridge
Zelma Masinah Smith
Catur
Richard Lincoln McDonald
Evelyn Fay Owens
Property transfers and deeds settle in Mt Hope and Courtland
A list of deed transfers records multiple sales in Mt Hope and Courtland Alabama including Bailey to Suddith, Grimes to Jones, Byars to Littrell, and Pride to Wiggin s among others with values from 75 to 7000 dollars. The New York Stock Exchange is noted as the world’s largest and founded in 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lester Bailey
Mt. Hope
Ala
Julia Aline Suddith
R. P. Moore
Pearlie Reed
Moulton
Albert Addison Grimes
Clearelle Jones
Elijah Bailey
Courtland
Earlian Mason
G. C.blanton
L. E. Smith
R. M. Byars
A. J. Littrell
E. N. Phillips
B. Denbo
Lear
Artie Radford
Willard Martin
Charlie Stovall
O. P. Sivley
William S. Hardin
Burt
Annie Lynch Bynum
J. F. Pride
Willie Wiggins
Louise Sandford
J. E. Counts
William J. Lee
W. E
Evie Waldrop
Eunice Simpson
Frank Simpson
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton to Be Parley Topic
Washington reports a week long national cotton conference called by a special house agriculture planning group to save the industry from destruction. Chairman Pace says the December 4 meeting will be the most important and will include representatives from all branches of the industry and government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Planning Group
Pace
D-Ga
Ted
Georgia
OPA Drive Seeks Price Ceiling Compliance in Groceries
National drive under OPA requires dry groceries lists posted per store space with a 25 foot separation if multiple lists needed. Egg poultry and fresh produce price ceilings must be posted near sale area and readable within two feet for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Welfare Department Budget Set For Alabama Faith Aid
The Alabama Welfare Department budget for the coming fiscal year totals 9 140 149 dollars, an increase of 778 580 from last year due to added alcoholic beverage revenues. Approved by the welfare board, the plan includes state and federal funds while acknowledging only 48 percent of necessities being met by welfare allotments amid rising aid needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Welfare Department
Tea Exports From Producing Countries Reach 810 Million Pounds
Annual tea exports across producing nations total roughly 810 million pounds, reflecting solid global demand. The figure captures the combined output of major tea growers and highlights sustained trade momentum.
Debut of Anne Wilson Strains Talbot Family Ties
Russell Smith, a rising young Baltimore lawyer now in Weston, plans dinner in Talbot with his brother Dan. Laura Reynolds, engaged to Russell, objects to a new nurse Anne Wilson hired by Mrs. Reynolds. The tale follows romantic tension, family loyalties, and a Norfolk Bay area setting as Dan returns and Russell considers the impact on his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Chesapeake Bay Village
Ups
Aura
Reynolds
ANNE _WILSON
Laura
Russell Smith
Russell
Dan
Weston
Laura Reynolds
Ant
Miss Tiller
Anne Wilson
Eleanor Bancroft
Mrs. Reynolds
Hne
Baltimore
Weewa
Philadelphia
Ocean City
Talbot Road
Peachblossom Creek
Americans Welcome in Holland Reflect Calvinist Hospitality
Report from Boyle dated Sept 25 describes Dutch welcome for American troops with cheerful greetings and visible patriotism. Soldiers note windmills and rural scenes resemble Pennsylvania. Pvt James Spilker says Dutch speech is partly understandable. Dutch flags and orange ribbons display loyalty to Queen Wilhelmina while Belgians show apathy toward King Leopold.
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Holland
Pennsylvania
America
Europe
Manttan
Ion Conmy
Milford
N. H
Belgium
Paris
James Spilker
Fayetteville
Ohio
France
Normandy
Wilhelmina
House of Orange
Leopold
Pigs and Chickens Introduced to South Sea Islands
Intro duction of pigs and chickens to South Sea islands traced to emigrants from Asia. The report notes the species spread influencing local agriculture and ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Asia
Milking Machines Cut Milking Time In Half
New milking machines halve milking time and boost daily output at dairy farms. Farmers report faster throughput, reduced labor, and potential cost savings as automated systems replace manual milking. Trials show consistent yields and improved animal handling.
No Rationing of Bicycles Lifted by OPA Clarifies Supply
The OPA says bicycles are no longer rationed because stocks are low and production is sparse. Since May 1942 the national stockpile dwindled from about 200,000 to minimal supplies including Victory models, lifting public rationing burdens. Bicycle dealers remain, noting limited availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Alabama Farmers Face Possible Loss of AAA Conservation Funds
Alabama farmers risk losing part of the 4 374 000 dollars allotted for 1944 AAA conservation payments unless they complete terraces plant lime phosphate basic slag and cover crops. Leaders urge reporting all practices to determine state allotments and recommend continuing most practices in 1945 with potential additions like forest trees ponds and terraces. Cauliflower trace noted as brought from Cyprus to England in 1603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
State Aaa Committee
Washington
AAA
Records Holders for Rationed Sales for Six Months
Authorities require all records of rationed sales to be kept for six months. The measure aims to improve oversight and prevent shortages by ensuring traceability and accountability across outlets.
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Morgan County
Deeds J. G
Etna Lemon
L. A.poystar
J. G
Lige H. Et
A. Ashwander
Almon Fitzgerald
Annie Bentley Hood
Frank H. Bentley
Alpha O. Bentley Lipscomb
R. A. Payne
L. L. Bates
J. E. Sneed
A. C. McMillan
T . Stinson
W. H. Niles
B. Thompson
Bettie Balch
Charlie Hurt
Ruby Pride
Charley Hurt
Galdys Berry
Annie L. Brown
Andy Johnson
Myrtle Jane
Ruth S&s. Inc
Dora R. Barnett
Homer Hill
Lula Dean
Velma Walker
Lois Goodson
W. D. Eddy
Kenneth D. Morgan
B. J. Cahela
Bibles
King James
American Standard
Moffatt
Weymouth
Scofield
Teachers
Family
Dugger
Johnston St
Lawrence County
Belk’s Girls’ Shop
Featuring
Kate
Greenaway
Kate Greenaway
Opa’s
Coats
GIRL
Oxfords
Brown’s Office Supply CO
Phird Maven Ren Howard
King Featy
Chapter
Boyle
Pontiac
Kennedy
Isl Ave
Moelion St
Motor & Recapping CO
Davis Houser
Joe Houser
Somerville
Camp Peary
Cyprus
England
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
THE
U. S. Office OF Education
Riverside High School
Engineering Mathematics
Ele
R. C. Collier
Review of
S. E. Caudill
F. C. Rozear
Cotton
Sterling
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