Vesicular Exanthema Quarraints In 1500 Hogs Near Columbus
In Georgia a new vesicular exanthema outbreak is found in a 1500 hog lot near Columbus. About 80 percent show infection. hogs are quarantined outside Columbus. The disease mirrors hoof and mouth and was linked to garbage feeding from Fort Benning. Linder issued a quarantine banning raw garbage in swine but allows cooked garbage. Tests by federal and state veterinarians proceed to determine source and spread.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Agriculture
Tom Linder
Linder
Fort Benning
Red Hill community notes honor events and visits
Lawrence County gatherings and family news include a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Biddie Johnson and Mrs. Ray McCaghren. Mervin Owens, from Chicago, spent weekend with kin. Several families and relatives from Enon Speake and South Carolina visited or were mentioned in local updates.
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Mervin Owens
Chicago
Ennis Royer
Jessie McCaghren
J. W. McCaghren
Biddie Johnson
Ray McCaghren
Marvin Owens
Enon
M. A. Owens
Martha Fay Chenault
Speake
Merline McCaghren
Ray. McCaghren
Sonny Hill
Malcolm McCaghren
Sherry and
Jerry
South Carolina
Bob McCaghren
Jimmy Johnson
Wendell Johnson
Hartselle
Mascot on English cars links to radiator ornament
In England the radiator ornament on an automobile is called the mascot marking a decorative emblem mounted on the vehicle’s front. The term reflects a traditional practice where such figures served as symbolic guardians or charms for cars and drivers.
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England
Open House At City Hall Showcases Remodelled Municipal Building
Decatur invites the public to a City Hall open house at the remodeled Municipal Building at Railroad and Vine Streets. The event runs 2 to 5 pm and 7 pm to midnight with Mayor H. R. Summer and the city council on hand to guide tours. The $100,000 project, underway since November 1951, kept offices in use as spaces shifted during construction.
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Railroad and
Vine Streets
City Hall
Decatur
H. R. Summer
Community Notices From Morgan County Winton
Mr and Mrs Warren McGee and children J C Maurice and Rhonda Lee and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sivley and children Nell and Joe were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs T C Dunaway and family Mrs Gertrude Sivley visited Mrs Loella Butler and children Etoile and Stanley Sunday Little Sandra Sivley was ill during the weekend Mr and Mrs Hammond Day are the parents of a new baby daughter Patsy Karen born recently at the Block Clinic Hartselle Friends are sorry Mrs O T Sharp was unable to attend church Sunday due to a badly sprained ankle We wish her a speedy recovery Friends were sorry to hear of the sudden death of O B Allen Birmingham a former resident Judge Newton B Powell Decatur was guest speaker at Center Springs Sunday morning and delivered a splendid message A number of relatives and friends surprised Mrs Huel Sharp with a dinner Sunday at her home in honor of her birthday School began here Monday with Mrs Carl St John teaching Rev Coleman Taylor Decatur will conduct his regular second Sunday service at Everett Lemmon s place rather than at the Gin where he has been meeting the people Everyone is invited to attend Mr and Mrs Dewey Turney and family Auburn visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Turney and daughter Gale last week
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Warren McGee
J. C
Maurice
Rhonda Lee
Rudolph Sivley
Nell
Joe
T. C. Dunaway
Gertrude Sivley
Loella Butler
Etoile
Stanley
Sandra Sivley
Hammond
Huel Sharp
Carl St. John
Coleman Taylor
Decatur
Everett Lemmon
Dewey Turney
Auburn
Leonard Turney
Gale
Population Balance in United States Discussed
A newspaper note states that African Americans constitute roughly one tenth of the nation’s population, highlighting demographic distribution and social implications.
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United States
Egyptians Mummified Animals Birds and Fish
Ancient Egyptians practiced mummification of animals including birds and fish alongside humans. The practice reflected religious beliefs and rituals related to the afterlife and offerings.
Local Church Attendance and Community Notes
A well attended meeting at Little Vine Baptist church is reported along with Sunday school and preaching at Missionary Baptist church led by Rev. Walter Brooks. Sympathy is extended to the Eudy and Camp families on recent deaths. Social visits and local travel are noted, with school faculty announced and an all day singing event planned for Sunday September 7 featuring the Ruth Quartet with free admission.
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City Finance CO
Lester Thrasher
Mgr
Lawrence County
Red Hill
R. C. Halbrooks
Merritt Poole
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
Morgan County
Winton
Arlene Sivley
McRae Buick
Montgomery
Knox
McRae
Knox McRae
Ryan
J. J. Moon
Little Vine Baptist Church
Missionary Baptist Church
Walter Brooks
Eudy
Grady Eudy
Ruth
Camp
Carl Charles
Quenton Wright
Baby
Cherokee
North Carolina
Loyd Thomas
Carl Greene Jr
Carl Greene Sr
John
Kenneth Green
Lookout Mountain
Dayton
Tennessee
Joe Crawford
Cecil Crawford
Decatur General Hospital
Max Summerford
Randolph Ryan
Mr. Screws
Lester Ryan
Mary Grace Smith
Wilma Humphries
Christine McKee
Martha Childers
Loy Cook
Ruth Quartet
Robert
Highlander House
Hun
Rosebeige
Therri Decatur
Cadillac
We Service Mutual Savings Life Insurance Co
Joe Morrison
Elmo
Asst
Mutual Service Funeral Home
Grant Street
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