High School Building Proposal for Franklin Dothan
Franklin notes urge voters to support a new high school as town growth outpaces current facilities. Advocates say a larger school will attract families and industries, while overcrowded conditions hinder education and future prosperity. The Franklin and Cicerone societies held a joint Memorial Day program and discussion on regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DetBan
Lews
Dothan
Esso
Pely
Franklin Amt Cicerone
Cicaronian Notes on Monday Program and Visitors
The main program featured two songs by the Franklin Society and visiting guests including Misses Lindsay Crawford Mina Strickland and Rev W S Poyner. The report notes a growing devotion to country and the South, summer course hopes for teaching preparation, and a grammar school initiative with library access for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Sagielies
Franklin Society
Tatler Thy ¢Horns
Mahima Grand
Creat
Neppie Kelly
Lance Reaves
Lucile Mebure
Valdis Tove
Pearl Eanis
Messra Roland
Krylon
Pittman
Southland
Linsay Crawford
Mina Strickland
Charlie Dell
Herbert Sanders
Wo S Poyner
Ontsis
Unity 81 APRS Depository Locator Item
Fragmented OCR text shows a listing featuring Unity 81 APRS Depository and various names and monetary figures. The readable parts indicate a monetary amount around 230.00 and 260,041.00 with unclear context. Names such as Malone and Robt Raye appear amid garbled phrases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin
OL Tonyikins
Jwiges
Misses Poynor
Kelly
Tames McLeod
Audrey Ford
Marnet Crawford
Dean
Kathlene May
Thomas Blackshear
sRoy Hil
Byrd Kelly
Albert Logue
Gar Sisilors
Charile Bell
Montgomery
Linsey Crawford
Mina Strick
Roy
Hill
Lawrence
Houston
Alabama
Ine
Alabams
AR Young
Frank
Alr. Young
Corrett
Spon
BAKER
JW Sanders
W.C. Howell
Hina Uy and
Tae
Andar
Rae
Pitt
Lunas Amd
U S
AHS
National Banky
Total
Seow
First National Bank
UNITY
Gilass Mtoe Bk
I Saltantbie
Yotut
Gisrtemas Dratient Eytenice
Pho Cartel
Malone
Valois
Caelier
Raye Avdalant
Just
Tad
M. Cherry
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