Cottenwood Scout Troop Registered with Council
Registration papers for a new Cottenwood Scout Troop No 24 have been received at the Seon office in Dothan. Mary Frances Patrons announced today. Ivan Smith is Scoutmaster with Joe Deese as assistant. Troop committee includes A B C Windsor chair, J B Smith Jr EK Parience, J W Calhoun, and G B Gilmore. Sponsored by Cot tonwood Baptist Church, the troop lists ten boys: Keith Smith Wal Be Gene Barnes Gene Porter De Wit Perrett David H Smith Pete Mosely Carl Bradley Smith Lamar Hasty Gregory Pressly and G W Watford. It is the second new unit this year in the council.
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Cottenwood
Council Seon
Dothan
Mary Frances
Council Aecreery
Ivan Smith
Bouutmaster
Ais
Joe Deese
BC Windsor
J. B. Smith Jr
EK. Parience
J. W. Calhoun
GB Gilmore
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Keith Smith
Wal- Be
Gene Barnes
Gene Porter
de- Wit Perrett
David H Smith
Pete Mosely
Carl Bradley Smith
Lamar Hasty
Gregory Pressly
G. W. Watford
Charlie Brannon Dies Near Newville
Funeral services for Charlie Brannon seventy died at his home on Newville route two after illness. He was a lifelong resident, survived by daughters Mrs Lonty Broxton and Mrs Clyde Dunquingham, sons Joe Ball Brannon and Eugene Brannon, four brothers and three sisters. Active pallbearers included local residents. Burial at Center cemetery with Ward-Wilson in charge. Also noted is William B. Campbell, husband of Mrs Gladya Frith Campbell, serving aboard a motor torpedo boat with the U S Seventh Fleet in the Pacific.
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Crarhe
Brennan
Newville
Jung
Ness
Center Church
Crews
Echo
LC Brannon
Ashford
Center Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Burning Srene
Lonty Broxton Newville
Clyde Dunquingham
Dothen
Joe Ball Brannon
Newile
Eugene Brannon
Seattie
Wash
Frank Brannon
Cgisyton
Alto Brannon
W. E Brannon
H. D Brannon
F. O Brannon
Jacksonville
J. A. Woods
Z T Harneson
Mre
CP. Chancey
New
William B. Campbell
Gladya Frith Campbell
West
Powell Street
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Campbell
Quartermaster
Historic Infantry Regiments Shaped by Camp Rucker Training
Camp Rucker hosts the Infantry Replacement Training Center under Col. Robert J. Horr, part of the Replacement and School Command. REGIMENTS such as the 90th, 125th, 140th, and 201st trace lineage to Civil War era exploits. their mottos and colors symbolize long service and readiness for new inductees. Col. Howard A. Malin and Col. James H. O’Reilley lead units shaping gladiator infantry talents for the Army Ground Forces.
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Camp Rucker
IATC
Infantry
Panier
Robert J. Horr
Army
90Th Infantry
10Th Mountain Division
Camp Hale
Colorado
New Jersey
America
Bull Run
Alsace
Meuse-Argonne
144St
New York- Philadelphia
Eastern Defense Command
AGF
Detroit Light Guard
William H. Halstead
Commane
Alsace-Lorraine
Western Defense Command
Camp Robinson
Ark
Camp Howze
Tex
Camp Swift
Tribute to a Dothan City Commissioner’s 1930s leadership
The message lauds a former Dothan City Commissioner for guiding debt reduction and asset growth, crediting him with nearly two million dollars in city improvements. It notes his pivotal roles in developing Dothan Municipal Airport and Napier Field, and praises his dedication, courtesy, and cooperation with colleagues during eight years on the City Commission.
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Dothan
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Cottenwood Scout Troop
Thornan & Minor
Pam Tich
Sorcoens
Del
Pe Alles
Leatis
Akrlady
Thoreles
Minor
Charlie Brannon
The
Dothan Bank
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
E. F. Moody
J. J. Flowers
J. J. Whiddon
F. A. Flowers
86Th Infantry Regiment
Camp Carson
Winfield R. McKay
McKay
France
113Th Infantry
US Navy
Great Lakes
Quartermaster School
Bainbridge
Taylor Campbell
Headland
Howard A. Malin
125Th Infantry
United States
Col
Robert J. Hoer
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Alabama
Ita
Coke
I. C. Bates
Dothen, Alabama
J. C. Bates
Dothan, Alabama
Dr. Bates
Napier Field
Commission
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