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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
7
Fragments describe upcoming Friday game against the Tigers with mentions of a few players and teams. Wests, Lu, Cook, and Adams are referenced as part of lineup notes. The text hints at a home crowd and a decisive Friday contest amid broader season talk.
Venice peers over the rail as Cherbourg fades in grey water. Passengers disembark slowly while a curious mix of ritual and unease pervades the morning voyage. A sense of new beginnings and unspoken tension hangs over the ship as the ranger nears.
A damaged reading fragment follows Mrs Mutt and her daughter Venice as they depart for Europe. They bid farewell to Johnny and plan summer travels from Paris to Venice. Venice grows hopeful, imagining a new life beyond worry as the train rolls toward their hopeful future.
Dothan Tigers prep for this week with expected changes in the veer offense and a stronger defensive backfield. Coach Tudd aims to bolster the defense as key players shift positions while James Beal shifts from guard to tackle. Local police Sgt Riley, father of Tigers halfback Joe Riley, works to mobilize support and has lured the National Guard band to Montgomery for the game. Boschart family members referenced in a partial note accompany the classified ad fragment.
Mrs Pearl Kean of Lamere hosted guests at the tavent event with Bra A HL Skip and Mrs J A Driver presiding over a social. Attendees included Mrs A J Latimer Mrs C D Chapman Mrs J W Beasley and Mrs M H Harper at the Slower show in Montgomery. East Alabama Presbytery meeting was led by Rev and Mrs W B Clemmons with several attendees from Do than and area. Library Association met in the new building to plan a bazaar fundraiser.
A 19 year old Negro youth named King Jackson is accused of taking a car without the owner's consent for a joy ride. He and another youth were involved in the incident, with details indicating the car was stored in a garage. The case lists state and county charges and mentions surrounding individuals and locations in a county report.
Tuesday through Friday county health officials announce a four day clinic led by Dr. B. B. McPhaters of the state health department and Dr. Austen. Youth and employees of the Houston Service Institution assist. A separate note mentions a car theft incident involving Jackson and companions in Hartford and Dothan.
Police arrested four men after a moonshine operation was busted near Jagkeen Wille. Authorities seized a barrel and wrecked the illicit setup, halting the hidden distillery amid prohibition enforcement.
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