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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
9
An octogenarian described as a Bush era figure faces deportation to Sierra Leone. Authorities traced the man after a yearlong case, uncovering a passport for John mon’s or Peeles’s return. The deportation relies on laws against overstaying US status.
From New York to Los Angeles, major orchestras and the Metropolitan Opera show renewed strength after a period of strain. Plans for a New York art center, shifts in management, and new talents mark a lively season, while a dramatic Met moment ends with the director’s death as new singers join the roster.
Mr and Mrs Joe Wright plan a meeting in Baltimore as Lady Ellie arrives from America to spend the holidays with them, marking a festive gathering.
Stanford stars from the past three seasons aim to cap their careers with a Rose Bowl victory over Southern Methodist, then quit football. Most plan business or other careers, with several eyeing coaching or film work, and many have worked various jobs to support themselves through college. The group includes Bobby Grayson, Robert Hones Hamilton, Monk Moscrip, Keith Topping, Bob Reynolds, Larry Rouble, Wes Miller, and others who anticipate life beyond football.
Mrs Ella Gullage 55 of Finchard died after a second stroke at Ozark’s Methodist church Monday. She is survived by husband J M Gullage three sons Levy Frank Howard a daughter Minnie a brother Bob Andrews and three sisters Mrs Tom Edwards Miss Kate Andrews and Mrs Emme Lewin, all of Pincherd. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Rev Watson officiating.
Beak's mill area reroutes the road after Date county renounces the purchase of the right of way. County commissioners paid $600 to straighten the curve, ending the dangerous section.
California golfer Pat Abbott of Altadena won the Southern California Open with a total 281 strokes, two ahead of runner up Willie Goggin. Willie Goggin, MacDonald Smith, and Harold McSpaden tied for second with 283. Abbott, a stage actor by trade, led early, briefly trailed, then reclaimed the lead to secure his first major golf triumph.
Chicago reports a trillion candlepower forecast for Christmas trees as 1,000,000,000 Yule candles would glow with power to light Detroit on a very dark night. The Chicago Lighting Institute outlines immense output from the imagined display and its potential to beam across the city sky.
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