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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1931
Page
7
Mortgagees BW. Smither and Ben L. Britnell announce sale of Lot 16 in Block 82 Addition 4 to Decatur Alabama as described in Deed Book 32 page 320. Proceeds to be used as prescribed by the mortgage documents. October 7-14.
Mortgagee E W Strother and J F Smither will sell June 24 1927 mortgage defaulted property Lot Sixteen Block Ten Addition Four of Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Company to Decatur Alabama at public sale in front of Decatur Court House Morgan County Alabama on cash terms. Proceeds per mortgage terms. October 7 1921.
The Athens Post of the American Legion will hold its annual banquet in the basement of the First Christian Church Friday evening. Over a hundred Legionnaires are expected from the county, with several distinguished speakers from nearby towns. A regular meeting will follow the banquet. Donald B. Isom is commander of the post.
W. W. Benson, superintendent of the Decatur school system, has been invited to attend a Montevallo homecoming celebration on Saturday.
The Y M C A bowling alleys will be open to all tonight for practice with no tournament games scheduled.
Rev. T. H. Wilson, pastor of the Austinville Methodist church, will address listeners at the Louisville and Nash ville shop gates at noon Friday. The speech aims to discuss church activities and community concerns.
The trade school at the Y M C A will open Tuesday evening. Details of the school will be announced within a day or two by the Y management.
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