Danville Route Two Social Roundup Highlights Visits
Mr and Mrs Tayloe Black visited in the community Saturday. Miss Laverne Owens stayed with Miss Mildred Hogan Saturday night. Dixie Hodges and Ray Bailey from Falkville were here Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wallace Hogan of Decatur was a Saturday guest of relatives. Wilma Hampton hosted Epworth League at her home with games ice cream and cake. attendees included Laverne Speake Laverne Owens Willodene Hensley Alzada Sandlin Sarace Jewel Mildred Hogan Pannie McKay Ermine McKay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayloe Black
Laverne Owens
Mildred Hogan
Dixie Hodges
Ray Bailey
Falkville
Wallace Hogan
Decatur
Herman Holliday
Wilma Hampton
Epworth League of Lebanon
Lurvene Speake
Willodene Hensley
Alzada Sandlin
Sarace
Jewel
Pannie
Ermine McKay
Wilma
Marie Hampton
Clifford Speake
Braxton Sapp
John McKay
John
Sam Maplés
Phil Wason
Cance
Albert Brown
Hollis
West
Jim Wiley
John McKay Hendrix
Clemons
Horace Clemons Wiley
Law- Tern
Jack Young
Tuscaloosa
Ala
E Points
C. C. McKay
Annie Smith
Enon
Rich- Hampton
T. K. Hogan
Bell Mina
J. E. Hogan
Mer
J. A. Garri
Louise “McCutcheon
Ona Peck
Huntsville
Mary
Local Social and Harvest News from College Grove
COLLEGE GROVE social notes show Rost and Moore families visiting Sim Howell and B H McBride. Marian Moore of Decatur visited Friday. Roy E Boley of Russellville preached Sunday. John C Darmer and William Darmer helped Charlie McBride harvest. Seldon Slaton of Decatur spent weekend with G P Collins. Bible study Sundays at 10. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rost
John Moore
Marian
Decatur
Sim Howell
Marian Moore
B. H. McBride
Roy E. Boley
Russellville
J. D. Wallace
Decature
Sim Lowell
John C. Darmer
William Darmer
Florence
Charlie McBride
John Darmer
Central High
Seldon Slaton
G. P. Collins
Holland's Gin Farm Folks Pick Cotton and Visit
Farmers in the Holland area stay busy picking cotton and making hay. Miss Juanita Wales of Athens visited friends at Holland's Gin. Sonny Boy Moore celebrated his third birthday with family and friends. Families from Athens joined in a Sunday ball outing with the Moores. Various locals and guests took Sunday trips to Ardmore Bethel and German Town. The community school bus has run light as harvest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Wales
Athens
Holland
Sonny Boy Moore
Bruce Holland
Georgie Evans
John Wesley
Francis
Sarah
Kathryn Moore
Misses Ozell
Maud Moore
Lucy Holland
Lillie Mae Vickers
Hubert Johnson
Howard Hasting
Ardmore
Bethel
German Town
Aileen Barnes
Ollie Crawbaugh
Jewel Barnes
Westerville Sees 8 Million New Voters in 1932 Election
A late 1930s dispatch notes Westerville as dry capital and reports the Anti Saloon League of America predicting 8,000,000 new voters in the 1932 election may tilt power. The brief mentions efforts to modify prohibition and local mentions of Athens visitors and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Anti- Saloon League of America
Anti Saloon League
Social Notes From Flint and Nearby Arrivals
Spencer Layman of Birmingham visits his parents in Flint while Hazel Harvel stays with her aunt in Danville. Numerous locals attend a baptism in Hartselle. Little Mable Frances Newell visits aunt Mrs Norris. Nettie McClellan visits daughter Mrs Neville. Mrs Mary Wise hosts daughter in Flint. Mrs Ruby Bussey visits sister Mrs Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Frances Newell
Dave Norris
Nettie McClellan
Elmer Neville
Matt Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
Mary Wise
Ruby Bussey
Local notes and temperance history in one piece
Willingham area notes cover weekend guests and moves, choir practice, and visits. The piece shifts to a historical recount of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union origins, Mother Stewart's early speeches, and vivid 19th century temperance actions in Ohio, including posters, marches, and saloon closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Greene County
Ohio
Mother Stewart
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willard
Cleveland
Thatch organizes thirteenth Limestone County Home Club
A new Home Demonstration Club was formed at Thatch, the county’s thirteenth. Seventeen women joined, electing Mrs. Ella Bowers president and outlining monthly meetings with foods and nutrition unit 1. The expansion brings total county membership to 372 women, with focus on hot dish lunches in schools and the individual jar method for serving meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Boole
Dio Lewis
Washington Court House
Leslie
Thatch
Humber
Ella Bowers
Nina Vining
Esther Hold
Gladys Holt
Westerville Dispatch on Women Crusaders Against Saloons
An account from Westerville Ohio chronicles 19th century crusades by women against saloons, highlighting how laughter faded as people moved toward prayer and the forerunner of the dry era is described in a continuing series from the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League of América
Pearl of the Antilles island and Iraq clues
The quiz asks which island is nicknamed the Pearl of the Antilles, identifies Mesopotamia as another name for Iraq, and asks whether Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was delivered before or after the Civil War ended, with answers: Qouba, Mesopotamia, Before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl of
Che Antilles
Iraq
Lincoln
Correct Terms for Local Jails in Public Speech
Guidance to use precise neutral language when referring to correctional facilities. Avoid archaic or pejorative terms and choose plain descriptors such as city jail or municipal lockup to maintain non sensational reporting and respectful tone. Use consistent terminology across articles and captions.
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Healing
When skin itches and eczema torment the body Peterson's Ointment offers instant relief and fast healing. It never disappoints, priced at 35 cents a big box at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
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Danville
A. N. Burns
Byars Hurst
Préemiin
James Garnett
Paul B. Thompson
Tom Payne
J. O. Guyer
J. A. Garrison
J. A. Garrison, Jr
Hartselle
Auburn
Willene Ransom
Maggie Ransom
College Grove
Agnes Ruth Hardiman
Mary Ruth Franklin
Mable Johnson
Ezra Brock
F. Johnson
Howard Wales
Ruth Helen
Prof. Kane
Elisha Kent Kane
University of Tennessee
Hampton
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
R. O. Moore
S. F. Johnson
Hubert
Herbert
James Holland
Tommy Tillery
Steve Elloitt
Author Spence
Pettusville
Flint News
Spencer Layman
Birmingham
Dc. E. Layman
Hazel Harvel
W. P. Martin
Willingham News
Byron Gregory
Gadsden
Lem Hogan
Jesse Hogan
Wallace Fowler
Bonnelle Posey
H. ©. Posey
Adrian Law
Flat Rock
H. D. Pruett
Boaz
S. C. Pruitt
Oneonta
J. A. Johnson
Kermit Johnson
Joppa
Earnest
Basil Pruitt
Louie Cook
J. M. Fowler, Jr
J. W. Fowler
A. D. Pruett
Hathcock
Susie
Katherine Galin
Early Jones
Verle Jones
Cross Chapel
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Otterbein University
Eliza Daniel Stewart
Allen’s Hall
Springfield
Woman’s Temperance Crusade
New Vienna
van Pelt
Anti-Saloon League
Frank Leslie
Illustrated
Eliza Daniel
Limestone
J. T. Belue
State Demonstration Farm
United States
Cardul
Ny Times
Mesopotamia
Hill Bros.dairy
Mooresville
John Patterson Eyster
Decatur, Ala
Purina
Turner Coal & Grain Co
E. Moulton St
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