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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1933
Page
2
A pharmacist crafted remedy named B C claims rapid relief from violent headaches caused by inorganic factors. The formula blends several ingredients to ease muscular pains, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without opiates, available in 25 cent packages at drugstores.
Promoter Chris Jordan announced a wrestling event tomorrow night featuring Eddie Pope of Battleboro North Carolina and Ernest Kelly of Knoxville in a battle royal emphasizing skill over rough tactics. Kelly is noted as a top local horn wrestler who reached the finals in the recent Night heavyweight division Olympic games.
Main bout features Ernie Kelly of Tennessee facing Eddie Pope of Battlesboro North Carolina in a meeting of top light heavyweights. Promoter Jordan touts both as scientific grapplers in a fast rising Southern scene. A five negro battle royal opens the show at the city auditorium. Local visits include Miss Louise Phillips and Miss Henrietta Hasty visiting area residents.
The U S S Macon returned to her dock from an all day cruise over northern Ohio shortly before sundown Sunday, completing her second test flight.
Baseball standings and results show New York and Chicago atop their divisions with diverse records. Yesterday listed key results including Philadelphia beating Boston and Cleveland defeating Chicago. The list extends to minor leagues and regional teams with notes on upcoming matchups and weather-interrupted games. Local social note mentions Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen visiting Dothan guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alto McClenny.
An advertising blurb promotes Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It promises quick absorption and germ destruction with tested medicines and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
Wednesday in Clayton notes numerous local visits. Joe Lynn Adams and family hosted in Fensscota. Scott guests in Montgomery. Miss Elmyra McClenny visited Kefuia. Mrs. Lillien Willison in Abbdeville. Verna Clark with sister Leonie Reynolds in Montgomery. H. G. Woods from Donaldsonville visited. Elizabeth Johnson in Graceville. Mildred Arnold with Jessie Lee Parker party. Mrs. Charles Kenyon visiting Hodges. Louis Redding and Tipton from Birmingham. R. S. Tillman guests in Brundidge and Troy. Bam Carr Jr. and Frank Zgler from Troy State Teachers College in town. Eva Rich visiting Opp. L. J. Walker visiting C. C. Walker. Marvin Hofman of Dothan here Wednesday. FR A Brannon visitors in Hartford. J. T. Brannon and D. P. Baxter in Clayton. Marthe Campbell and Roslyn Covington in Montgomery.
Sun to Tues feature Neal Carroll and John Boles in Child of Man hattan with Safe in Jall Pa edition. Esther Ralston stars in Rome Express with radio stars and Fox workers. Wed to Thurs show Ralph Bellamy Mae Clark Buck Jones in Parole Girl plus Mickey Mouse cartoon. Next Sun Boris Karloff in The Mummy and Soldiers of the Storm with Regis Toomey and Anita Page.
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