Heath, Coffee pioneer, Dies At 85
Mrs. WM Heath, 85, longtime Coffee County resident and early church member, died after a lingering illness. Survived by four sons CG Heath T M Heath J D Heath Mack Heath. four daughters Mrs J Harrell Mrs W Harrell Mrs L L Murphy Mrs H J Day. one sister Mrs Attie Warren. Funeral at 1st Methodist Church with W W O Phillips and Dr B R Justices officiating. interment in Enterprise City Cemetery. Searcy Funeral Home in charge. eight grandsons served as pallbearers.
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Leon Florida
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First Baptist Church
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Searcy
Tulip Drive Brightens Columbus City Hall Grounds
The Columbus city hall area blooms with 50,000 tulip bulbs as Mayor James Rhodes completes a public subscription drive to fund the spring planting.
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Columbus City Hall
James Rhodes Iy
Allen Cowart New Theater Manager Here in Dothan
Allen J Cowart, born 1909 near Donalsonville Georgia, becomes manager and part owner of Dothan Houston Theater. His career spans jobs from farm labor to railroad catering and GMAC repossessions before opening a grocery and then building theaters. He now leads Cowart Theaters Inc with two relatives, living at 213 Black Shear Street with wife Ann Clair MeYver and two children.
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Sarasota
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Lions Club
Isa Mason
Douglas Prize Lead Kicks Self for Mountain Death
A confused report from UP describes Bill Hagar regretting a fatal mountain incident. He learns too late that a Rawlins taxi driver offered a bizarre bus ride for $10. The note mentions a 13 point and a 9 point item.
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Marysville team stars on honor roll amid scholarship delays
The article recounts a Marysville high school football coach and players awaiting scholarship decisions. Seven varsity first team members made the honor roll, four missed by small margins. A student laments delays, moving notices, and bureaucratic frustration, noting ongoing issues since January 1947 and unresolved VA matters.
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Amateur Radio Lovers Talk Of Bands And Spending
Anderson and Oren discuss interference issues between short wave and broadcast bands. They explain FCC licensing and monitor stations, note the Ben Lane Radio Club in Dothan meeting Thursdays, and compare radio gear costs with other hobbies while highlighting personal enjoyment and home listening options.
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Dothan
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Warned by Doctors
Doctors warn tired kidneys disrupt sleep as 15 miles of kidney tubules flush wastes from blood. Nighttime wakefulness, frequent urination, burning with urination may signal kidney or bladder issues. Doan's Pills offered as stimulant diuretic relief trusted for 86 years to help flush toxins and restore rest.
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Railroaders Grow Food in Victory Gardens Report
About 25 000 Chicago and North Western Railroad employees across nine states produced 16 000 000 pounds of food valued at 112 400 in 1946. The railroad notes more than 1 200 gardens averaging half an acre were cultivated along the right of way.
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Exchange Club Hears Chester Johnson Guest Speaker
Chester Johnson of the Fire Underwriters Association was guest speaker at the Dothan Exchange Club meeting yesterday. The business session reported on the club sponsored play Dear Ruth which ran Monday. President Ray McGill presided with three members present.
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Dothan Exchange Club
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Dear Ruth
Ray McGill
40000 German War Prisoners In Poland
Warsaw AP reports the Polish government seeks to require German prisoners of war to aid reconstruction. About 40,900 POWs remain in Poland with 5,000 used in Warsaw rebuilding, 5,000 on farms, and 3,000 in mines. They are housed in ten camps.
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Where Life Stopped Thirty Years Ago
Bozeman Mont AP surveyors Browne and Barnes found a long forgotten cabin once used by a prospector. The cabin sat on a mountain shelf hidden by timber. Dishes and canned goods remained, mining tools lay outside, and a mattock hung in a tree crotch, hidden for about three decades by growth.
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Jim Browne
Bill Barnes
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief Or Money Back
An advertisement warns that untreated coughs and bronchial infections can lead to chronic bronchitis. It touts Creomulsion as a potent non narcotic remedy that goes to the source of the trouble to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes, offering a money back guarantee if it does not quickly relieve the cough and restore rest.
Society aims to end dear in business letters
CHICAGO AP: E Willis Jones leads a campaign to abolish the word dear in business letters. He proposes that writers begin correspondence with the names of the sender and recipient, such as Mr Jones of Mrs Smith, without any terms of endearment.
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Electricity Reaches Garfield After Half Century
Garfield Vermont AP report notes electricity arrived after 50 years of waiting while farmer E Jones still instinctively reaches for a lantern during chores. The piece captures a small town adapting to a new power era and the farmer’s mixed reactions to electric service.
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E. Jones
Fragmentary reminiscence of a farmer's routine and lantern
A speaker recalls the habit of turning to an old lantern each time before heading to the barn. The fragmented reminiscence hints at memory and rural life without full context or a clear event.
Flea World’s Champion Jumper Sets Incredible Limits
The flea stands about one tenth of an inch long yet can leap eight inches vertically and fifteen inches horizontally, figures that astonish observers.
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