J B Smith 90 Dies At Cottonwood
Funeral services for J B Smith ninety who died at his Cottonwood home after a short illness will be at 2 pm at Cottonwood Baptist Church with Rev J B Kenyon officiating. Burial in Cottonwood cemetery Ward Wilson directing. Survived by widow three sons J B Smith Jr A C Smith and Eda Smith three daughters Mrs W A Whitehead Mrs Roy Russell and Mrs B W Clendinen eleven grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed with honorary names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Baptist Church
J. B. Kenyon
Cottonwood Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Smith
Baptist Church
Jr. Cottonwood
A. C. Smith
Prichard
Eda Smith
Orlando
W. A. Whitehead
Roy Russell
Bonifay
B. W. Clendinen
Dothan
Warren Lewis
W. C. Tillery
C. B. Iimore
E. Durrance
John, Tarshall
B. B. Watford
D. M. Hicks
Wyatt Lewis
D. J. Graves
N. M. Sellers
J. E. Adams
D. C. Marshall
R. C. Wells
J. M. Beall
Five Die in Weymouth Gas Inhalation Tragedy
AP report from Weymouth Mass details a family of five found dead from illuminating gas in their home. The victims are Carl Voight 45, Esther the wife, daughters Elva 22 Lorra ine 20 and Ethel 17, plus Virginia 14. Police identified the names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth, Mass
Weymouth
Carl Voight
Esther
Elva
Lorraine
Ethel
Virginia
Heritage Treasures on Freedom Train Tours Montgomery
Montgomerians flocked to the Freedom Train as the historic collection prepared to depart for Tuscaloosa. Thousands visited with no official estimate, while Mayor Joan L. Goodwyn announced no racial segregation aboard the train. The exhibit’s Birmingham stop was canceled due to segregation requirements, and a $2,590 donation was presented to ensure the traveling exhibit’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Goodwyn
Birmingham
American Heritage Foundation
Foundation
Family Evicted Home Summer Residence Suspect Gas Leak
A family in town faced eviction from their rented home and moved to a summer residence where police believe a leaky gas pipe caused a deadly leak. A son named Carl, Jr. was believed to be in California at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl, Jr
California
Fire at Bessemer Destroys Central Furniture Plant
A late night fire at Central Furniture Manufacturing Co. in Bessemer caused about 200000 dollars in damage. The one story building, covering a city block, burned for about two hours and nearby Negro houses caught fire as flames crossed a road. Owner J W McDonald estimated the loss and suggested a passerby cigarette started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Ala
Central Furniture Manufacturing Co
Mames
J. W. McDonald
McDonald
Fire damages Birmingham Stove and Range plant in Alabama
A fire at the Birmingham Stove and Range Co. plant in Birmingham caused an estimated $100,000 in damage yesterday. No injuries were reported and investigators are assessing the scene.
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Birmingham Stove and Range Co
Birmingham
Bus and two cars collide injuring passenger in Mississippi
SENATORIA Miss. AP A Southern Trailways bus and two automobiles collided near Senatoria Friday night. Nelson L. Darty 30 Como Miss gun worker sustained serious injuries and was taken to a Memphis hospital where attendants said his condition was good last night. About 37 bus passengers were shaken up in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatoria, Miss
Southern Trailways
Here
Nelson L. Darty
Como
Miss
Memphis
Christmas Parties Bring Kiatrons Club Joy and Charity
A sequence of Ozark area holiday gatherings unfolds with Kiatrons Study Club and other groups hosting festive dinners and games. Guests include Mrs. Dan Bittner and Mrs. T. G. Amason, with settings featuring holly, candles, and silver centerpieces. The Ozark Book Club, Mary Tarver Sunday School class, and local households prize charity by planning a county hospital bond show of support and a Christmas basket for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morrison Long
Tom McLendon
Grace Woodham
Virginia Mills
Kiatrons Study Club
Hotel Mills
Dan Bittner
C. E. Loftin
Victor Taylor
T. G. Amasron
W. S. Barefield
L. F. Doughtis
J. L. Mixon
J. L. Mixson
T. H. Collins
Frank Gillespie
John Elzea
T. G. Amason
Dan Bitter
Kay Bittner
Grover Flowers
Edward Earle Flowers
R. R. Holman
V. P. Taylor
Myr
Irs
A. D. Matthews
Don Collins
H. J. Saturn
Garrett Snellgrove
Ozark Book Club
Aubrey Martin
Ross Payne
Fred Flowers
Nigel Wels
Glenn Wells
Dicken
Lionel Batsymore
Nigel Yelis
Charles Caroh
M HO Marius
Yancey Rroak
Mary Tarver Carroll
Methodist Church
James JD. Holman
Fonzie Hamrick
Corinne Wells
Luke
Nellie Daughtry
Bernice Kingsley
Santa Claus
Kenneth Holman
Frank Howell
B. S. Carter
D. P. Slaughter
Publicly Named Tradesmen Reported By Secretary Ander son
The state list records market positions and bushel totals for traders named by Secretary Clinton P. Anderson in response to a Senate resolution. Anniston's J. D. Bibb shows 2,000 bushels short. Grove Hill’s Willam C. Brady 20,000 long and 12,000 short. Selma’s George M. Callen 2,000 short. Eufaula’s John W. Goff 2,000 short. Headland’s J. D. Hargrove 10,000 short. Winfield’s J. B. Hightower 25,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate
J. D. Bibb
Anniston
Willam C. Brady
Grove Hill
George M. Callen
Selma
John W. Goff
Eufaula
J. D. Hargrove
Headland
J. B. Hightower
Winfield
Intosh and Sameen in Noted Shortage Report
A fragmented OCR item lists Intosh and Sameen with figures including 10,000 short and 33.999 buche, referring to a quantities note on R. rd phens. The readable text lacks full context but implies a procurement or stock reference. Names and numbers indicate a ledger or supply record fragment.
Funeral Services for Ty Riley in Ozark Center Crary
Funeral services for Ty Riley, a former resident, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Center Crary near Ozark with the Rev Ramses bus. He had lived there the past two years. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Arnold Kay nosa of Santa Cruz California and Mrs Alton Chandler of Eufeui three sons Weston and Doris Ozark and Paul of Richmeg California three sisters one brother and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Riley
Center Crary
Ozark
Ramses
Wigs
Arnold Kaynosa
Santa Cruz
Calif
Alton Chandler
Eufeui
Weston
Doris
Paul
Richmeg
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Kraselsky
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George Morrison
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T. H. Robertson
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Kirke Adams
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