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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1935

Page

5

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Ashford Home

Friends and relatives gathered Saturday December 21 at the quiet country home near Ashford to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Spooner. A 12 o'clock buffet dinner followed with many relatives listed, including Mrs. Sonia Generette, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Spooner, Janet, Joan, Ronald, and other Spooner family members and friends from Ashford, Dothan, Abbeville, and surrounding areas.

J. D. Spooner Ashford Frances James Henry Cora Dudley Veleria Johanis Bea Elma H. D. Spooner Janet J. C. Atkinson J. C Howard Bileset Ronald J. T. Richards G. T. Hollis G. T. Jr James Spooner Spooner Joan Estelle Holmes Lois and Eunice Jamita Samger Mr. McYnnisall Dothan Tulle Patternon J. T. Dud

Supreme Court weighs review on Guffey coal act case

Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court may decide whether to review the Guffey act challenges amid actions affecting the AAA acts Bankhead cotton policy and TVA. Arguments could come in January or February with opinions possibly issued January 6. The case involves Carter of Maryland and West Virginia coal interests contesting tax penalties and wage provisions.

Washington Eupreme Court Bankhead Cotton Production Central Loulhville James Walter Carter Maryland West Virginia Coal Company District of Columbia Supreme Court Carter Asa Company Western

Markets Update From Auburn and Major Firms

A fragmented markets page lists company names such as Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford of England, General Foods, General Electric, Johns Manville, Reynolds Tobacco, Sears Roebuck, United Aircraft, and more. It includes price figures and index markers, plus grain quotations for Wheat, Corn, Lard, Cotton Seed, and market months like May and January with noted variations. The text reads as a busy stock and futures roundup with several typos and partial names, reflecting a historical newspaper market page.

Auburn Motora Visi Bethlehem Steel Bandix Bosing Southern Chrysler Curtis Wright Consolidated Gow Douglas Aircraft Ford of England General Motors General Foods General Electele Gandy Hudson Motors Harventer Tol Telg Johns Manville Kennecott Corp Lorillard Montgomery Wart Republic, Steel Reynolds Tobacco Sears Hoebuck Southern Railway United Aircraft Wertinghouse Wenern Union

Rights Guarded Gasoline Tax Suits In Alabama Court

In Montgomery on December 21 officials filed suits against all gasoline distributors to recover 264 000 dollars in excise taxes claimed on gasoline withdrawn from storage for sale to federal agencies. Attorneys said the actions preserve the state's claim while awaiting appeal of a similar case at the U S Supreme Court. The state contends the tax applies to withdrawals from storage not to taxes on government sales. Oil firms argue there is no right to tax gasoline sold to the government.

Teign Montgomery Dew API U.S. Supreme Court U.S . District Court

Twee Minute Headache Relief Promised by Pharmacist

A registered pharmacist offers a combinational remedy named B.C. 100 and 25 es, claimed to relieve almost any headache in three minutes. The formula, sold in drugstores, is marketed for muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever reduction, and calming the nervous system without opiates or habit forming drugs.

B.C

Italians View Eden Appointment as Peace Threat

Rome reports Fascist officials view Britain's choice of Anthony Eden as foreign secretary as a setback to East African peace efforts. They assert Eden, allied with the League of Nations, undermines potential negotiations with Italy over Ethiopia. Officials also deny immediate comment while referencing past proposals by Hoare and Laval and noting Italy’s push for sanctions.

Eden George Jordan London Stanley Baldwin Rome Italy Ethiopia Munsolin Pontinia Humbert Order of Annunziata

Physician Dies After Short Illness in Campbellton

Campbellton Florida reports the death of Dr. Janice Martin Hol, aged 75, at his home Saturday following a brief illness. A native of Alabama born in 1860, he studied at the University of Kentucky and the American Medical College of St Louis, practiced in Headland before moving to Campbellton in 1894. Survived by one brother and one sister, funeral services were held Sunday at Beulah Church with burial in the church cemetery. Houston Funeral Home in charge. pallbearers listed.

Halla Campbellton Campbellton Fla Janice Martin Hol Henry County Alabina Hallie Universary of Kentucky American Medical College St Louis Prestleg T Headland W. H. Hillitly Chester Holly ML Itoi G G& Cook Emmett Davis Jack Masers

Lindberghs Deny Planned Departure From America

Reports circulated that Col Charles A Lindbergh planned to leave for England after Hauptmann case, but families including Mia Lindbergh Evan geline and John C Lodge said they had no information. Governor Hoffman released no comment on influence claims, noting no official statement on the Lindberghs leaving.

Lindberghs The Times America Mia Evangeline Lindbergh John C. Lodge Detroit Trenton N. J Walliam Conklin Wrde Harold G. Hoffman Wovernor Hauptmann Charles A. Lindbergh England

Christmas Leads Yule Marriage Rush in Houston County

The probate office reports a surge of marriage licenses with J D Christmas, 25, set to wed Marry Morris, 19, on Christmas Day. Other pairs include Carl Cobb and Katrine Murphy, Herman Lenton Brookins and Nite Newberry, Houston Steel and Eddie B Wilson, and many more couples across Dothan, Headland, Geneva, and Hartford, reflecting a holiday pairing spree.

J. D Houston County J. D. Christmas Eddie B. Wilson Dothan Charlie Ott Michand Otty Effie Mae Herrington George W. Simmons Pearl Walton Geneva Shelley H. Tew Myrtice Johnson Charley Mc~ Cord Eva Clyde Hughes Walter 3Ones Ella Joy Nance Cottondale Fla Clarence Thomley Besse Lee Whitehead Hartford Morgan Smith Mildred Barnes

Coal Donations From W. W. Hawk To Dothan Churches

W. W. Hawk, a colored resident, donated coal to multiple Negro churches in Dothan. The gifts include First Baptist one ton, Cherry Street Methodist one ton, North Highland half ton, South Street Balt ton, New Southhalf ton, Triumph quarter ton, Newton Street quarter ton, Southside quarter ton, Grant Chapel quarter ton, Freewill church half ton, Baulah half ton. Moore Tee Company contributed $520 on an account.

W. W. Hawk Dothan Cherry Street North Highland South Street Triumph Newton Street Southy Side Grant Chapel Freewill Baulah Moore Tee Co

Police Rescue Aged Victim Of 3 Kidnappers In Newark

Newark police thwart a kidnapping of elderly William Keck by three suspects. Detectives Sweeny and Scheneck spotted the abduction, exchanged fire as the suspects fled, leaving the car damaged. Keck, bound and gagged, was found later unharmed at headquarters for questioning.

Newark N. J John Sweeny Frank Scheneck Louis Beck Ware A Kid-Napers William Keck Keel New York Keck Sweeny Questoning

Dothan Considered For Alabama Auburn Freshman Game

Dothan could host a Alabama Auburn freshman football game next year as the chamber of commerce notes tentative interest from Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama. J M Hughes says he received a letter indicating Dothan will be given every consideration. Fans press for revived athletic ties after years of suspension, though neither school has agreed to freshman contests yet.

Frant Thomas Dothan Auburn J. ‘M. Hughes Chamber of Commerce Frank ‘Thomas Alabama Bports Shamber of Commerce

Ozark Man Dillard Dies After Stroke at Home

OZARK Dec 23 Special O Dillard Ozark man died at his home Friday night, 24 hours after a stroke of paralysis. Funeral Monday at Post Oak church with Rev. Deal and Rev. Milford officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by four sons Roy Dillard Philadelphia PA Roy A T and O Millard Jr Ozark. four daughters Mrs M L Simmons Ciro GA Mrs C Baker Enterprise Mrs J E B Godwin and Miss Rubye Lee Dillard Ovark. three brothers Y Dillard Ovark W H Dillard Ariton. three sisters Mrs L Knight Ray City TX Mrs P A Dean Ariton Mrs W E Mescty Ovark.

Ozark Dillard Post Osk Church Deal Milford Cem Eamer L & Knight Ray City Tex P. A Dean Ariton W. EL Mescty Ovark

Venezuelan General Shot as Wife Seeks Governor Post

In Caracas on December 2, Gen. Eustoquio Gomes, cousin of Gen. Jean Vicente Gomez, invaded the governor’s office with hostile intent and was shot while drawing pistols, dying soon after. His followers were imprisoned.

Caracas Venezuela Eustoquio Gomes Jean Vincent Gomez Governo

Christmas Tragedies and Oddities Spark Year End News Reel

A chaotic string of December 1933 incidents follows a holiday theme. A girl helper delivering trees in Villa Rica Georgia died in a traffic crash, while Charles Hahn age 46 burned to death in a Kin Teaneck New Jersey home fire caused by faulty Christmas lights. Pauline Mullen 30 perished from burns in Melrose Massachusetts involving decorations and a fatal husband’s plea. Fires touched Cheater Pennsylvania Phillips town Massachusetts and Newport Kentucky, with gifts rising in a festive, tragic weave. In Nevada a judge presents a Rollans who rushed a newborn to Dardanelle Arkansas, amid odd pennies paid as a fee. Mrs Leo Vick, sustained by regular blood transfusions, plotted a gift plan with a neighbor for her husband and two children. Boaz Alabama’s secret atx feminine circle invited friends to a leap year party as 1934 begins. Edward J Powell Jr, trapped for six hours in a Kansas City office building, finally returned home to rest.

New York Villa Rica Charles Hahn Kin Teaneck Pauline Mullen Melrose Mass Cheater Phillips Town Newport Rano Nev Rollans Dardanelle Ark Ian Leo Vick Boaz Ale Edward J. Powell, Jr Kansas City

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