Dothan Sergeant Ogletree Keeps Family Tied by Radio
Sergeant Ogletree, stationed in Germany, uses amateur radio to contact his Birmingham friend and relay messages to his wife in Dothan. The system links Ogletree, WADEO engineer in Birmingham, and J Emmett Smith, a Birmingham ham operator, with Mrs. Ogletree, who can hear but not directly speak. A soon family event may be announced via the radio chain as Ogletree awaits news back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogis Ueletree
Gerennny
Ormiree
Lee
Germany
J. Emmett Smith
Birmingham
WERC
Set
Ogletree
Mrs. Opletres
Smith
Ogistres
Dothan High School
West Appointed To Bankers Group
A woman officer was named chairwoman of the Alabama Bankers Association Group West for 1936 after the annual meeting and banquet drawing bankers from Central and West Alabama and guests from Atlanta, Birmingham and Mobile. West succeeds Albert Hughes of Hartford. Key Foster of Birmingham gave the principal address as A B Hope Notasulga, Roland L Adams York, M W Espy Headland and Adams Dothan participated. Adams presided in Hughes’s absence due to a family illness.
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Cha ¢Rman
Group
Tes
Alabama Bankers Association
Wiresrass
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
West
Albert Hughes
Hartford
Key Foster
A. B. Hope
Notasulga
State Association
Roland L. Adams
York
M. W. Espy
Headland
Adams
Dothan
Hughes
Death Listed For Benjamin Franklin Green
The report states Benjamin Franklin Green, fifty, died by his own action after collapsing at Mismi Beach on March 2. An Associated Press dispatch notes Green ingested a sedative before collapse. Burial held for Green, a former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rey
Ben-jamin Franklin Grees
Mismi Beach
Associated Press
Green
Bormicide Bureau
Mims
AP Rep
Injunction Filed Against Club Owner
The State of Alabama filed in circuit court for a temporary injunction against R C G Willis. A hearing is set for March 14 at 1 o clock. Sheriff B G Farmer says the injunction concerns operation of Loz Cabin club on old Taylor Road in Houston County.
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State of Alabama
R. C G. Willis
B. G. Farmer
Loz Cabin Club
Old Taylor Road
Newsman Asserts Russians Strip Manchurian Industry
Reynolds Packard Chunghing reports in UP style that Russians and Chinese officials, amid tensions over Manchuria, may move heavy industry and machinery abroad. Public officials warn of impacts on industries and security as fire and transport moves are observed. Kenneth Tur atin, in charge of Moveit, is named in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Packard Chunghing
Manchuria
Industral
Far L
Uber
Beth i Muidyr
Changchun
Loveries
Mclauchlin Reports On Clothing Drive
Mclauchlin reports on overseas relief clothing drive halted by the Treasury Department Procurement Division in Chattanooga Tennessee. Mr Lauchlin of the We Kiwaws Club announced Sunday that a mission photos show missionaries at work and the activities of Belde and the mission among the villagers will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apptounaucus
Treasury Department
Chattanooga
Tenn
MrLauchlin
We Kiwaws Club
Sanday
Foreign Mission
Belde
Kiwanis and Scouts Ship Clothing to Devastated Areas
The Kiwanis Club and Boy Scouts collected clothing while the Girl Scouts and the Spinters Tilub packed items. Clothing was painted by Down tileeng for persons in wet devastations stated countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Boy iScouts
Down Tileeng
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Mow
Reich
BY Abby Ellaed
Teur
Nearty
Ting
Army
Deter E
France
England
Frankfurt
Mannheim
Sigerl
Minnie Mae Waite
West Adams Street
W. B. Ogletree
C. E. Blakey
N. Foster, Dothan
Rissett Bide
Southside Granite Co
Appletressey L. Branson
Jack Kingry
Bankers’ Group
FORD
CHEVY
D.A
BUICK
DODGE
Sears
West Main St
Ine
B. F. Green
Ty Beevive
Wilshapust
Vexdas
Maren
Kenneth Turatin Om Wah Khner
Moveit
Mclauchlin
Clothing
Montgomery Ward
Waterman Airlines
Waterman
Alabama
Eeepe
Abet
Snr Chom
Ravel
Expecta the
Beati
Hantsville
Mobile, Ala
Fdon
Mahi GN
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