Just Around Home contrast in Tennessee Valley Counties
Woodlawn Mills News reports visits and family gatherings across the area. Misses Martha and Sister Tate of Grevenson stay with Mrs. Comfort Willis and Mr. Willis. Local residents attend church and baptisms at Waidermose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jensens
Tennessee Valley Counties
Martha
Tate
Grevenson
Comfort Willis
Mr. Willis
Waidermose
Marcus McCutcheon
Glenn Brown
Union Grove News Highlights Local Social Theatrical
Union Grove notices record a busy social week with weddings births and visits. Miss Vivian Yancey wed Elbert Yancey in Huntsville courthouse. Local families Collected visitors from Venice Chattanooga Decatur and Lacey's Spring. The infant son of Ernest Layman ill. community hopeful for recovery. Public invited to Marshall County singing convention at Union Grove on the upcoming fourth Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Anice Hughes
Ima Edwards
E. H. Hill
Vivian
Elbert Yancey
Huntaville
Yancey
P. O. Yancey
Rae
Flora
Ida
Daisye Helms
Venice
Barprichett
Casper Lamon
Comer Weaver
Lloyd Crawford
Margaret Prince
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. H. Layman
J. C. Edwards
Ernest Layman
Vera
Ira Mae Hornbuckle
Lucille
FP. E. Hughes
Decatur
Willie Williams
Joe Durnnaway
Bruce Hornbuckle
Maggie Huskey
Bridgeport
Jim Dale
Marshall County
Union Grove
Community Notes on Visits and Harvest Progress
Stanley urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walton Bartee and children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, of Nashville. Miss Opal Layman spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, of West Point. Miss Hazel and Iris Couch, of Arab, spent the weekend with their parents at West Point. Miss Mildred Cullbreath spent Wednesday night with Miss Kathleen Owens. Miss Earle Yancey and Novel Miller spent Wednesday night with Miss Berta Criscoe. Harvesting is progressing rapidly in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Edwards
Huntsville
Gilbert Lipscomb
Dixie Candy Co
Decatur
Mary Clemenits
Lacey’s Spring
Huntsvile
Tom Metcalf
Jewel
Mt. Olive
Union Hill
Clara
Earl Yancey
P. O. Yancey
Georgia Dunn
Ostar Helms
Garfield Traylor
Grassy
Robi, Atkinson
Bartee Cemetery
Frank Whisenant
Arab
Walton Bartee
Boyd
Nashville
Opal Layman
James Brooks
West Point
Hazel
Iris Couch
Mildred Cullbreath
Kathleen Owens
Earle Yancey
Novel Miller
Berta Criscoe
Milk of Magnesia Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast and gentle remedy for stomach acidity and indigestion. It claims instant neutralization of acid, safety, tastelessness, and availability in 25c and 50c bottles. The note also mentions Phillips Dental Magnesia and urges readers to visit drug stores to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
Lac @ sacs
Center Grove News Missers Lane Visitors
Decatur visitors Fowler and Floyd Briscoe spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs T A Horton and family. Jimmie Moon and son Ardry visited A B Black. Mrs S M Ryan visiting relatives in Decatur. Lola Harbison Rendé Light guestsof Mrs S A Horton. E C Ryan and Henry Carrel visited. J W McKee sis Mrs J W McKee. Mildred McKee guest of Mayme Hamilton. Mrs W D Hamilton ill at home. Birmingham guests included Jimmie Hoosch Mrs McCloud Gains and Ann, and Florette guests Mrs Tanner and Mrs St John of Enoch St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missers Lane” Fowler
Floyd Briscoe
Decatur
S — Ce
Lola Harbison
Rendé Ldght
8. A. Horton
E. OC. Ryan
Henry Carre
C. J. McKee
Rock Creek
Julia Mae Hamilton
Elouise Ryan
Gandy's Cove News Visitors and Social Roundup
W. 8. Brown left for his home in Texas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Johnson C. E. Johnson and wife and Mrs. Euclid Johnson were visitors here Sunday. Miss Rena Jenkins visited Miss Ella Mae Neil last week. Mrs. Ella Bush is visiting her brother R. M. Brown of Cullman. Er. Brown J. Key Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McGlathery and Miss Audrey McGlathery attended the quarterly meeting at Falkville Sun. Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Tidwell were guests last week of J. E. Peck and family and Mrs. Arthur Smith and family of Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Brown
Texas
S. A. Johnson
C. E. Johnson
Euclid Johnson
Rena Jenkins
Ella Mae Neil
Ella Bush
R. M. Brown
Cullman
Er. Brown
J. Key
D. W. McGlathery
Audrey McGlathery
Falkville Sun
J. C. Tidwell
J. E. Peck
Arthur Smith
Hartselle
Funeral for Mrs Well Bayne Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Well Bayne on Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev Byars. Pallbearers included Edith Standridge Nell Bran on, Pauline Branon, Clifford Sims, Curtis Fuller, and Raymond Fuller. Interment was at Chapel cemetery. Nearby notes mention visits and weekend gatherings among locals, and Rev Pritchard’s October Friendship appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Bayne
Byars
Edith Standridge
Nell
Pauline Branon
Clifford Sims
Curtis
Raymond Fuller
Chapel
Fannie
Sims
Bayles Flew To Aid Wounded Mechanics After Race
Lowell Bayles American speed king left Ashtabula with two wounded mechanics to race in the Thompson air classic in Cleveland. After winning he learned the men had been hurt and flew a cabin ship to Springfield to bring them home. Both workers suffered leg injuries and refused any amputation without their Springfield doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bayles
Ashtabula
Springfield
Mass
Cleveland
Bayles
Oats and Vetch Boost For Limestone Farms
Limestone county farm agent J T Belue urges sowing turf oats and hairy vetch as soil builders. He notes fall sowing yields about 2 tons per acre and promises higher returns than spring sowing. He recommends plan for at least five acres, basic slag, and hog production to boost farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Belue
Limestone County
Alos
J. T. Belue
Vinemont Notes On Local Visits And Games
Miss Edith Duke spent several days with relatives in Cullman. Several residents attended ball games in Birmingham last week, including Herman McCalman, Clarence Dempsey, and Leon Smith. Miss Vena Wilhite left last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Duke
Cullman
Birmingham
Herman McCalman
Clarence Dempsey
Leon Smith
Vena Wilhite
Ramsay MacDonald Career Milestones Chronicle
The article traces Ramsay MacDonald from early potato farming at age 1% to his schooling by a friendly dominie, then clerk work and night study. It covers his 1906 parliament election, wartime defeat, 1922 return, two terms as prime minister, and current leadership of a national coalition cabinet, noting his Lossiemouth birth on October 12, 1866 and related social notes about Florence school attendance and a civil marriage acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Dominie
London
National Coalition
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Knight Fighting for State Tax on Muscle Shoals Power
Attorney General Thomas E. Knight Jr prepares a bill of complaint to seek in the state Supreme Court an injunction to stop the War Secretary from selling Muscle Shoals power without paying the state tax of two fifths of a cent per kilowatt hour. Knight cites Wilson Dam production supplying Alabama Power Company and notes 200 to 300 million kWh were generated there last year. He has been in Washington gathering data as the complaint is drafted, after previous court defeats where the Court of Claims lacked jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EB. Knight, Jr
States Supreme Court
Montgomery Journal
Secretary of War
Muscle Shoals
Journal
Knight
Washington
Alabama
Wilson Dam
Alabama Power Company
Court of Claims
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Weekend visitors and travels in Alabama notes
Weekend visitors to Mrs. Ella Sugg in Gadsden Alabama include Mrs. Clyde Hine of Decatur and Mrs. B. V. Burks. Mr. Henry Woods attends the American convention in Detroit. Mr. Sam Sides Luther Lintren and Virgil Callahan spent two days fishing on Shoals Creek last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Ella Sugg
Henry Woods
Detroit
Sam Sides
Luther Lintren
Virgil Callahan
Shoals Creek
Clyde Hine
Decatur
8. V. Burks
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Fred Pike
Steve Pike
Ruby McCutcheon
Hartsidle
E. V. Stevens
L. R. McCutcheon
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Joe Hughes
Pauline and
Ima
Imogene McCormack
Estelle Lipscomb
Margaret Hough
Vera Hill
Esub
Patent Office
Stanley
Stanle
Wiggle
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Waik
Piney
Ephesus
The
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Brother Creele
Hitt
Baptist Church
Paulk
Carlock
Rodgersville
Chapin
Griffin
Belue
Floyd Hamilton
Ripley
Hamiltons
Ethel
Homie
Coy Grantland
Little Daughter
J. D. Goforth and
A. L. Chapin
B. L. Rainey
Ben Lee
Mr. Holmes
Chambers
Athens
Robert Hamilton
Lam Clardy
Fate Adams
Jones
Mr. Coy Grantland
J. D. Goforth
Clairece Rose
Pulaski, Tenn
Elizabeth Russell
Ripley, Ala
Hamilton
Lee W Stanley
Center Grove News
James H. Ryan
J. W. McKee
Mr. McKee
Mildred M.kee
Mayme Hamilton
W. D. Hamilton
Jimmie HoOsch
Vetch
Timothy and
Red Top
Turner Coal & Grain CO
E. Moulton St
Gandy’s Cove News
Caddo News
Carl Lockwood
Michigan
Jack Couch
Ruby
Near Trinity
Thurman Terry
Bertha Fuller
Ramond and
Frank
A. I. Fuller
Danville
Dewey Hogan
William Hal
Zackey Pittman
Neal Fitzgerald
Ira Ira Summerford
Marvin Penn
R. C. Gibson
Wilma Looney
Coy Crowe
Azilee
Laverne Gray
Richard Morris
Mary
R. H. Morris
Walter Gray
Evelyn Morris
Olene Morris
Dessie Millsap
Cleo Kirkpatrick
Freeman Landers
M. S. Dutton
Rev. Pritchard
Friendship
Vinemont News
Cardus
Florence
Thelma Callahan
Walker County
Thomas Sage
France
FORD
North Carolina
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O. K
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Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
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