Quotes From Citizens On Jobs And Quirks In Daily Life
Fred Tatum recalls being fired for odd reasons including a dropping checker game and a flagging incident at a railroad station. Mrs. A R Gissendanner laments heat making meals hard yet urges eating. Bob Holman jokes about baseball work and mule trading during slow season. Olin Blissett notes few fires to train for at the station. Lucius Harvard recalls a bridge game incident and a parked car fender damage claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tatum
Antil
Bob Holman
Lucius Harvard
Mullins to Serve Rest of Sentence on Parole Violation
Pat Mullins, who served part of a 15 month suspended sentence for probation violation and was paroled from ChilMeathe Ohio, was arrested for parole violation. Federal authorities ordered him to serve the rest of his sentence after conviction in a seed loan fraud case. He sought probation in Florida, was granted, then allegedly traveled to Alabama without permission. He is also accused of passing worthless checks in Florida and has seven months remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mullins
U. S. Reformatory
Chil- Meathe
United States
Mullins
Florida
Alabama
Reverend Ritter Addresses Kiwanis on Sabbatical Idea
The Rev. Clement Ritter, pastor of First Presbyterian, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Wadlington Hotel on The Sabbatical Idea and Its Relation to Economics. He was introduced by Sam Blumberg. Blondy Murrell sang with Mrs. Lee Shugerman at the piano. Louis Feingold, a former Kiwanian, attended as a guest of Myer Blumberg. Theodore Jackson chaired in J. L. Vaughan’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Ritter
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Wadlington Hotel
Sam Blumberg
Blondy Murrell
Lee Shugerman
Louis Feingold
Myer Blumberg
Theodore Jackson
J. L. Vaughan
Cotton Market Quiet as Dallas Weather Credits Dry Texas
Cotton held firm in a quiet New York session with high temperatures and no rain in sight for Texas. Commission houses bought from scattered sellers, while Oklahoma saw weevil in the southeast and Mississippi reported a decrease. Demand rose late, markets lagged last February’s high, and Texas remained dry despite the outlook. Payment in bull Miss Dotrothy Walsh voices a crusade against the word elegant. Reading society revived.
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New York
Texas
Commission Houses
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Commission House
City News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Pat Moriarity of Birmingham connected with the truck and body division of Chevrolet Motor Co is in Dothan for a short business trip. Robert Maine of Abbeville was in town briefly. Mrs Hubert Wallace and Mrs Simington of Abbeville spent Wednesday in Dothan. Mrs George Jenkins her son Billy and Mrs L R Ivey are in Montgomery to spend the week with friends. Paul Davis official in Dixie Chain Store Co of Dawson Ga is in town on business for a big firm. W D Murray recently returned from West Palm Beach Fla where he spent time on vacation. E J Maddoxe moving from 910 E Washington St to 802 Harmon Ave. Julian Smith Julius Roe Boze man and John Hubbard left today for Atlanta on a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moriarity
Birmingham
Chevrolet Motor Co
Dothan
Robert Maine
Abbeville
Hubert Wallace
Simington
George Jenkins
Billy
L. R. Ivey
Montgomery
Paul Davis
Dixie Chain Store Co
Dawson, Ga
Big Firm
W. D. Murray
West Palm Beach
Fla
E. J. Maddoxe
E. Washington Street
Harmon Ave
Julian Smith
Julius Roe Bozeman
John Hubbard
Atlanta, Ga
Former Houston County Man Dies in Columbus
T. M. Underwood, 70, formerly of the Rehobeth Community, died in a Columbus Georgia hospital after a several week illness. He had resided in Columbus for ten years. Survived by widow, five sons Ed Bryant Moody of Columbus Cullen Slocomb Alex Akron Ohio, two daughters Mary Finnger and Caroline Hale of Columbus. Funeral 3 PM at New Hope Church with Rev Bas officiating. Pallbearers listed. Burial at church cemetery. Fellows and Forrester Funeral Home in charge.
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T. M. Underwood
Rehobeth
Columbus, Ga
Columbus
Bryant
Moody
Cullen
Slocomb
Alex
Akron
Ohio
Mary Enfinger
Caroline Hale
New Hope Church
Bas
J. H. Graham
C. O. Graham
J. L. Merritt
J. W. Griffin
J. H. Phillips
A. L. Wright
Church
Fellows
Forrester Funeral Home
L P Carroll Dies at 76 in Greenwood Florida
L P Carroll a prominent businessman and farmer died at his Greenwood Florida home at 4 a m from a stroke of apoplexy. He was born October 13 1858 in Ozark and moved to Cottonwood in 1907 and later to Greenwood in 1926. Survived by his widow two sons and three daughters and a brother. The body was to be sent to the Carroll home in Ozark.
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L. P. Carroll
Greenwood
Fla
Mr. Carroll
Ozark
Dale County
Cottonwood
Lou Carroll
Charles W. Carroll
Ensley
L. P. Carroll, Jr
Austin
Tex
C. C. Willams
Birmingham
G. C. Pierce
Opp
J. W. Warden
Brewton
Warner Carroll
Carroll
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Market Pressures
A scanned list of New York stocks shows varied trading with major names such as Coca Cola General Motors and IBM offering modest gains while others like Westinghouse and Texaco show mixed results amid a broad market pause. Several rail and utility stocks also display modest movements as investors weigh inflation signals and earnings outlooks.
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Auburn Motors
Bethelem Steel
Bendix
Coca Cola
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
Dupont
Wee Wee
General Motors
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Western Union
General Foods
Co Ubbe Dy
General Electric
Goodyear
T& Hudson Motors
Int
Harvester
Tel
Telg
Industrial Raven
Johns Manville
Kennecott Corp
DL & WN Oon Ee Wee Beens
Lorillard
Ae Ween
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
JC Penney
Ances SR
Phillips Pete
Packard
Wees
Aeee
Radio Corp
Aee
R J Reynolds Tobacco
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Texas
Butter price report from Chicago market
Chicago dairy roundup notes butter prices with creameries showing steady rates across grades. Prices ranged from 21 1/2 to 24 1/4 for firsts and extras, with 23 3/4 to 24 1/4 for higher grades and central car lots at 17 3/4. No butter or egg sales reported.
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Chicago
Hog market slows as prices drift lower in Chicago report
Chicago stockyards late June cattle hog report shows hogs at 25,000 head with steady to lower demand. Prices ranged from 4.35 to 4.90 for various weight classes with light hogs and pigs declining, sows and heavier weights posting similar softening trends.
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Chicago
U. S
Savannah naval stores data report for June 28
Turpentine firm 431 2 433 4 sales 265 receipts 568 shipments 1 907 stock 7 236 Roason first sales 1 332 receipts 2 561 shipments 5 146 stock 95 282 Quote BD E 419 F G 420 425 1 430 M 4.35 N 4.40 445 WW X 465.
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Savannah
Roason
Confederate Vet Dies in Headland at 91
Billie Herring a long time Henry county resident and Confederate Veteran died at his Headland home. Funeral will be in Ozark with burial there. he leaves sons Pless Bob and others and daughters in Florida and Georgia, 28 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. His widow was Miss Sarah Taylor before marriage. Funeral Friday in Headland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Herring
Henry County
Lee Herring
Mary McKnight
Dothan
Headland
Dr. S. L. Burdeshaw
Bob Solomon
J. B. White
Thad Mitchell
Walter
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Gissendanner
Olin Blissett
Council
Shantung
Globe Dept. Store
Gulf States Sterl Co
Spain
Marehman Hardware Co
Consolidated Produce Company
City News Briefs
Houston
T. W. Palmer
P.C
New Orleans
L. P Carroll
J.C. Penney Co
Bemberg
Agwen
Batiste
Chrome
Chicago Hogs
Caz Deal
Methodist Church
Forrester
Vester Gamble
Isiah and
Bowman Nowell
Wyatt Knowles
Odis Conrad
Bascom, Fla
Bilvedy Butler
Bilious
Houston Battery Supply CO
Fellows & Forrester
Goodyear Superheist
Jim Brennan, Mge
P. C
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