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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1947

Page

4

Gray Ladies aid mental patients at Brooklyn hospital piano

In Brooklyn State Hospital a group of Red Cross Gray Ladies volunteers bring music to 3400 patients. Mrs. Skeer and Mrs. Dunsmore visit four times weekly, assisting with songs, dances, and a library. A psychiatrist notes the therapy calms violent patients and can help some go home, though many will return.

Brooklyn State Hospital Jacob Skeer W. Gordon Dunsmore Brooklyn Red Cross Red Creek Cleveland Baltimore Julius Gome Abe Dr. Rubin

Record black bass caught in Alabama in 1926 by Nichola

George J. Nichola weighed 24 pounds and measured about 36 inches, capturing the world record large mouth bass with red and reel from the Tom Dbiges River in Alabama during April 1926.

George J. Nichola Tom Dbiges Alabama

Rosile Tragic Auto Crash Ends Local Meat Packer's Salesman

A punctual salesman from a local meat packing firm, Earl B. Douglas, did not appear at work and was later found dead in a wrecked car near a ruined wharf. Jeremiah Sanders, an 18 year old witness, saw the vehicle near the edge of the river. Douglas, a World War I veteran, had worked six years as a salesman and shipper. His widow and two children survive. Assistant County Examiner Dr. Tom Henderson said a coroner’s inquest would be held.

Rosile Wilo Taon Earl B. Douglas Douglas Inuirtiec Freen Norris Dorngag Stu Tom Henderson Douglas

Livestock market report from Chicago AP cattle and hogs

AP reports Chicago livestock prices with hogs quoted at 75 to 200 per head and cattle receipts down slightly. Steers and calves show mixed gains and declines, with prime steers near record highs and vealers around 21.50 to 21.00. heifers and cows softer in late trading, bulk feeder categories steady to higher in places.

Chicago Grice Zapri

Reverend George Warington Collins a Hartford clergyman story

Clarence Streetman recalls the life of Rev. George Warington Collins born in Alabama, who rose from telegraph operator to Methodist pastor. He details family Baptist roots, his move to Virginia, early work on railroads, marriage in Newton, and decades serving circuits before settling in Hartford.

Hartford George Warington Collins The Methodist Church Alabama Norfolk and Eastern Railroad Virgins Collins George Virginia Thrasher Houston Ollar Alabama-Midland Plant System H. B. Plant Atlantic Coast Line Abbeville Junction Grimes, Ala Newton Eddie McEntyre West Virginia George W. Collins Eagle

Embergo Urges Export Controls Over Russia Trade

Welchel chairs Abe House merchant marine committee examining Soviet use of American ships. Weichel says exports of farm equipment and industrial machinery to Russia continue in large numbers. He warns of fast action and proposes legislation to ban ships from leaving U S ports with supplies for Russia or Russian dominated nations by barring clearance papers.

Welchel Abe House Merchant Marine Committee Russia Weichel United States

Shallow and Salty Great Salt Lake Facts

The Great Salt Lake was formed by earth crust settling. It spans about 2000 square miles with an average depth near 15 feet.

Great Salt Lake

Preacher Serves Six Hartford Circuit Churches

The minister maintains six churches on the Hartford Circuit including Pondtown Lee's Chapel Oak Grove St. Paul Tabernacle and Wesley Chapel. He is busy largely with weekend preaching three services on Sundays while his weekday work centers on calls such as marriages and funerals.

the Masons Hartford Pondtown Lee's Chapel Oak Grove St. Paul, Tabernacle Newton Road Wesley Chapel Banks

Degree candidates listed for Auburn and Alabama colleges

At Auburn the vice president of the student chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management is a candidate for a degree in Physical Education. Mrs. Robert Elmore seeks a degree, while Elmore completed 90 months in the U S Marine Corps during the war. Headland native Johnny Oates will pursue Agriculture Science. Dr John Caldwell, president of Alabama Colleges at Montevallo, will speak at graduation. Of 247 degrees, seven are master's.

Auburn Society For Advancement of Management Robert M. Elmore Elmore U. S. Marine Corps Johnny E. Oates H. Oates Headland John Caldwell Alabama Colleges Montevallo

High Grade Timber Gives Big Pay-Off

A survey in several Southern cities shows B and better grade lumber selling over 100 dollars per thousand feet above Number 2 lumber. Auburn extension forester W R Barnhill says this price gap will persist. He notes full timber stands shed limbs early, yielding higher grade lumber. Fire protection and selective cutting amplify timber quality for owners. Kangaroos have been known to jump 38 feet.

W. R. Barnhill API Extension Forester Auburn Barnhill

Phi Beta Kappa Scholars Reported in 1935 Aid

Phi Beta Kappa members received scholarship assistance last year, aiding 35 students with high standing. The report lists 98 named scholars and notes the involvement of the Lot organization in supporting them.

Tee Phi Beta Kappa Ang Lot Goniens Breen Oe

New Hospital Insurance Plan Sweeps Alabama

An old style insurance notice offers a hospital plan covering accidents sickness and childbirth. It promises worldwide validity and full benefits at all ages with no reduction due to unemployment or Workmen's Compensation. It includes doctor and ambulance fees, maternity coverage after ten months, first aid benefits, and choice of doctor or hospital with prompt quarterly semi annual or annual premiums.

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