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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
8
Classified ad fragment advertising a fly killer product with pricing and mail order details. Mentions Liberty paper placements and Graef-Cowan Corporation Allentown PA. Includes garbled wording and multiple rental notices for apartments and houses with contact names and phone numbers.
Members of the Do than Masonie Fraternal and Benevolent Association meet at Masonie Hall Dothan Alabama on June 17 1932 at 10 o clock to hear a debt of 10000 at 6 percent and to issue a first mortgage on a lot at the southeast corner of Oates and Troy Streets and incur a 2000 debt with a first mortgage due in three years. additional mortgage authorization for another lot on West Troy Street and related properties. D C Carmichael C Bennet W J Renfroe K L Forrester M R Brooks trustees June 8 1932.
Bainbridge high school star hurler Red Harrell plowed corn from 4 a.m. to noon, then pitched a doubleheader with both games shutouts, before milking cows at home. This odd conditioning came as Bainbridge prepared to defend the Southwest Georgia league title. Nearby social notes mention a bridge party honoring Miss Irene Mullins, with guests and prizes listed in detail.
Y M C A leader Dr Jobin R Mott of New York, head of the International Missionary Council and World’s Alliance, argues prohibition’s good outweighs its evils and proposes a non political vote after an educational campaign. Also notes poultry catalog items from Alabama hatcheries offering various chicks and supplies with prices.
Windy speaks of the danger of the prank as Sconty and Daney agree to help repair the circus tent. The tent boss promises leniency if they finish the job, then hints at bringing a girl and displaying the lions to frighten them into cooperation. The Tintex vow bravery and await the show.
Local notices list Eleanor Milas Wallace of Clayton visiting friends in Ozark last week. Several residents travel for family illness, hospital visits, and funerals, including Mrs. M. L. ONeal, Mrs. C. A. Loftin, and the Goff family. Esperant gatherings mention Miss Judith Wilson and others attending events in Prattville, Dothan, and Troy.
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