Dothan Faces Tallahassee In-Undefeated Showdown Friday
Fast game expected Friday as undefeated Dothan meets Leon High of Tallahassee at 3 30 pm in Dothan. Weather will be fair with a cool breeze, field dryness aiding fast football. Tallahassee boasts a strong backfield and passing threats while Dothan faces lineup adjustments and injuries.
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Fish and Chicken Fry by Woodmen of the World October 13
A fish and chicken fry is set for October 13 at Cottonwood hosted by the Woodmen of the World. W M Davis state deputy announced the event with a 2 PM program including music races speeches and initiation of a large class. The meal is at 6 20 PM with L A Ellington D Haliway and other officers attending and Ellington aided by state deputies Davis to conduct protection degree work. The Dothan Camp No 131 uniform rank company will lead floor work and is praised as among the best in the state.
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Orchestra From Jatin Gives Music At Knight Home
The orchestra from Jatin Georgia performed Friday night at the J. T. Knight home for a large crowd.
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Army Officer Freed In War Bride’s Death
A circuit court grand jury in Milton returned a no true bill against Maj. Guy Wyman retired army officer in the death of his former wife Noelle Wyman. Wyman said she came to his home and pointed a revolver at his current wife prompting the shooting. He was released under bond.
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Salesman to Await Grand Jury Action
Ernest V. Etheredge a Dothan insurance salesman faced forgery charges and was bound over for grand jury action by Judge H K Martin in county court. Two other forgery counts against Etheredge were continued to the next session. Three forgery charges against John G Brown were also continued. both men are free on bond.
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Dothan Tigers Tangle With Tallahassee in Rainy Stadium
Weather dampens football anticipation as Dothan High faces Tallahassee with seven pound edge to visitors and a reputed passing machine. Rain threats and muddy field could level the contest.
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Cleveland papers form Forest City Publishing hold a $9.9 million deal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer and The Cleveland News announce joint ownership through Forest City Publishing Company, a $9,900,000 holding firm. Both papers keep separate identities and policies, with The News remaining a Republican daily supporting civic aims and challenging public issues.
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