Funeral held for Mrs Thelma Hill in Marianne
Thelma Hill widow of Al R Hill and mother of several daughters died at home. Funeral services were conducted by Rev C G Garrett at Cypress Rapist Church with burial in the church cemetery under Neal Funeral Home of Marianne. Surviving are her husband and several daughters, her mother Nettie Peacock, two brothers James and Al of Sneads, and two brothers Heary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Peacock
Meukina
Reed Iy
C. G. Garrett
Cypress
Ftertoent
temi@tery
Neal
Marienon
al. ‘En R. Ha
Reymand al [Jendr
Lo ‘Tate
Betty
Metis Louise
Pateu Ans
Mary Frances
Marianne
Als
Nettie Peacock
James
Af Sneads
Heary
War News and Fragments From Distant Posts
Peacock and USN duty in the Pacific noted while Am ong liberated prisoners of war includes Pfe Whitehurst son of Mrs. Bama Whitehurst Ar ford route one. Pierre Renoir famed French painter is cited as painting on porcelain. Plant disruptions and power line damage at Headland and Topeka are reported amid postwar activity and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Williard L. Whitehurst
Mre
Bama Whitehurst
Arford
Gymany
War Department
Moving for a New Detector Headquarters
A note from a reader expresses willingness to relocate to secure a suitable new detector headquarters, noting the need for a better signal reader setup and broader opportunities in a different city. The message hints at practical challenges and city changes to advance work.
What May Be First Open Boll Of 1945 Crop
George W Powell, farmer on Nathan route three, yesterday exhibited what may be the first open boll of the 1945 cotton crop. Powell said plants were set March 28 and yielded their first bloom in mid May, a rarity at the county agents office. He expects picking to begin in mid July. Montgomery AP Gov Chauncey Sparks left for Mackinac Island to attend a National Governors Conference meeting with his secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Powell
Nathan
Powell
Michigan
Montgomery
Chauncey Sparks
Mackinac Island
Mich
National Governors’ Conference
Genrat
Marianna Business Houses To Close Fourth Thursday
Marianna Chamber of Commerce reports ninety six members signed the muster for the year with others added. all local business will close Friday for a boys school band concert directed by M C Thompson and endorsed by G W Watson retail committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Marianna Chamber of Commerce
Lester Bush
Chamor
Charms Matter
Momhorsh
Jal School For Boys
M.C. Thompson
G. W. Watson
Retail Merchants’ Committee
I L C Watson Heads Marianna Rotary
Lucien Watson becomes seventeenth president of the Marianna Rotary, replacing the Rev M A DuRant as pastor emeritus, with DuRant named vice president and a slate including Fred Kingly as secretary treasurer and R J Hinson and F L Bullard on the board. Guests included Lt Ralph Finch and Lt L W Watson Jr. in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. DuRant
Fred Kingly
Secrdary
R. J. Hinson
F. L. Bullard
J.d.stephens
Ralph Finch
L. W. Watson, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Notice on impounded dogs to prevent rabies outbreak
State law requires a five day holding period for impounded dogs at the owner's expense before disposal. Efforts will advertise descriptions of impounded dogs to aid owner reclaiming. Full cooperation requested to remove stray dogs from streets and curb public nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Alabama
City of
Dothan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Thelma Hill
Ideal Jewelry Co
N. Foster
Peacock
USA
Camp Gardo
Johnston
Leroy Feacock
Usn
Pacific
Pierre Renoir
Bina Janes Sparks
Babes Gheef
Robert Eipyvartt
Espr
Walley
Perlmans
Sus
Nout BE
Hickey
Saauk
AL Tertel
Williams
Marianna Business
Martan
Wmaton
Ei McGehee
Flimesseter
Li Cal
Id AL Baccus
Los Angeles
McGehee
Shelley Symonds McGehee
L. C. Watson
Marianna Rotary
Gadsden
Ala
Brooks Gliss
Pioneer Life and Casualty Company
Glass
B. F. Carver
Pioneer Life
United States
By Msuldin
City of Dothan
Sears
West Main
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