Genev a resident Mary P Watson noted
Mrs. Mary P Gran nie Watson, a Geneva resident, is referenced in the notice with personal details indicating a listed inhabitant of the city.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1946
Page
5
Mrs. Mary P Gran nie Watson, a Geneva resident, is referenced in the notice with personal details indicating a listed inhabitant of the city.
After several days illness she died at her home here last night at age ninety six. Funeral services are set for 10 am Tuesday at the residence with Rev. R. M. Holmes and Rev. W. F. Tomblin of Camp Hill officiating. Burial follows in City cemetery. Pittman of Geneva directing. Surviving: daughter Miss Mary Lee Watson of Geneva. five sons D. W. Watson Hartford WP GL CC H, all of Geneva. eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Dick Feehan, veteran police reporter, lauds Bill as a master tailer who evades disguises and tracks jewel thieves through oil and danger. Bill and his pals pursue suspects until the right one trips up, notably nailing old William Hahn, a notorious thief, in 1934, 1942, and again last year. Hahn boasts of millions stolen. Bill proves the law of averages always prevails.
Wilson notes terracing likely 65 000 acres this year versus 193 000 in 1645 due to high labor costs and scarce equipment. Farmers fight erosion with limited labor and machinery while some counties respond by holding terracing schools to train men in terrace layout and water disposal systems.
Capt. John R. Lowrey leads landlords group with 102 apartments, 63 vacant, vowing to “kill the OPA” as rent control bites. Loses of tenants and scarce housing push desperate searches by families like Dan and Mrs Maleik, while Landlords Incorporated expands to Houston and other Texas cities.
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