Bonnet Lady Hailed by Babies Worldwide in 1930s
Three Oaks Michigan report recounts Mrs. Joseph Lee known as the bonnet Indy for crocheting baby bonnets for new borns since her son Frank’s birth. She has made hundreds of bonnets, filled three scrapbooks with letters and photos from royalty stars and statesmen recognizing her work.
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Joseph Lee
Oaks
Mich
Three Oaks
Frank
Lee
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Mussolini
Patrick Butler
Joseph Zanelotte
Washington, D. C
Weekend visitors and guests listed in local notes
Headland and nearby towns host weekend visitors and guests including Miss Mae Richardson of Ariton Miss Roslyn Covington and Helen Stuart of Montgomery Mrs D G Soloman and Mrs Bob Brown visit Montgomery Dr C F Hardwick and J B Johnson spend Sunday in Macon and other local residents visit relatives in Abbeville Hartford Clark and Georgia with several trips noted for the weekend
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Mae Richardson
Ariton
Boy Jones
Roslyn Covington
Helen Stuart
Montgomery
D. G. Soloman
Bob Brown
Dora Griffith
John Griffin
Willie Mare Lockhart
Newville
Pete Baker
Enterprise
C. E. Carr
J. H. Sparks
Leona
Verna Clark
Mrs. Clark
Hartford
Blaine Thomas
P. M. Thomas
Max Vickers
Georgia
J. J. Eepy
J. J. Eepy, Jr
Clark
Mix. Woods
Escambia Requests Loan Sent to Washington Soon
Montgomery Ala The Alabama public works advisory board will forward Escambia County loan and grant application for 55000 to Washington for final approval to enlarge the jail and courthouse. Also drafting final share of Hanceville waterworks loan of 200000. Nearby Sumter County loans await AG opinion on borrowing authority to build roads funded by state gasoline tax receipts. Local social notes follow with several residents visiting relatives and attending events in Elba and Chicago.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Works Advisory Board
Washington
Escambia County
Ind
Hanceville
Sumter County
Dancy
Panola
Geigen
Livingston
Alabama Farm Bureau Organizes for New Deal Support
Dr L N Duncan leads a campaign to build a strong clean farm organization in Alabama to gain full advantage of the New Deal. Meetings across the state aim to boost membership, establish county bureaus, and keep the federation educational and civic rather than profit driven, with one kickoff in Montgomery attracting 50 leading farmers.
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Auburn
Als
L. N. Duncan
Extension Service
Alabama
Duncan
Roosevelt
Wallace
Alabama Farm Bunean Federation
Llong
Chambers
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Montgomery
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Michigan
Escambia
Waseington
Donalsonville
Grey Banter Clark
Newport News
Angus Bazter
Eunice Burdeshaw
J. M. Bridges
Elba
Olin Shivers
J. P. Mitchell
John Baker Bledsoe
Howard Carr
Janie Moore
Ira B. Mitchell
3. O. Carlisle
John Vincintelli of
Dothan
F. W. Slocomb
R. J. Carlisle
State
Goodyears
Goodyear
Pathfinder C
All
Goodyear and
Pathfinder
City Tire
Jim Brennan
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