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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

5

Rotary of Geneva marks anniversary with essay contest

Geneva October 24. The Geneva Rotary Club celebrates its first anniversary with a program at Emma Knox Kenan Library and shifts focus to a school essay question What is Good Citizenship The club offers three prizes for Geneva county students submitting the best answers Joel E Johnson Citizens Bank treasurer heads the group Rev W B Clemmons secretary The club has given a framed Declaration of Independence to a county high school and is surveying for workers for a garment factory project.

Geneva Geneva Rotary Club Teday Geneva County Emma Knox Kenan Ibrary W. B. Clemmons M. L Strickland Joel E. Johnson Citizens Bank Clemmons

Geneva officials hear public welfare plans at club banquet

Miss Virginis Moore of Marton was named director of public welfare for Geneva county. Judge Robert O. Tell of Ande Mala and other circuit court officials attended as speakers. The Geneva Garden Club hosted a banquet for the event.

Médering Virginis Moore Marton Geneva County Miss Moore Robert O. Tell Ande- Mala Wormon Geneva Garden Club

Million Dollar Fire Threat Near Kagel Canyon

Fires spread through Pago Ons and Kagel and Lopes canyons as eight cabins were set ablaze before containment. Officials warned Alisdens La Crescenta area faced renewed danger from a larger potential flood threat than 1934, citing denuded earth and lack of flood control measures amid growing population and exposure.

Kagel Lopes Alisdens-La Crescenta Here Helle

Markets and Commodities in Early Cable News Roundup

A compact market list highlights stocks and industrial names such as American Can, AT&T, General Motors, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, and Western Union. It notes crop prospects for wheat and corn, along with rail and shipping disruptions from a storm near Long Beach.

Auburn Motors Baintohetn O . Ange Riverside San Bernardino Sentirg Wright Ei Electric Pord England Dopont Atruck Deach General Motors Apent Eneral Foods General Electric Long Beach Goodyzeroe Hudson Motora Int Harvester Industrial Rayon Johns Manville Kennecatt Corp Lornard Montgomery Ward Penney Packard Radio Corp Keith Orph Reynolds Tobsteo Sears Roebuck Southern Railway Texas Texna Gull Rene United Pratt United Aircraft Wantinghouss Aes Bsh Woolworth Western Union

Beef at premium at Georgetown football squad

In Washington DC on oct 24 a Georgetown football squad listing shows 200 pounders not needed with the heaviest tackle Mike Petroskey at 108 pounds and the line down to 150 pound Don Gibeau. the squad average is 177 pounds.

Washington, DC Georgetown Mike Petroskey Don Gibeau

Wiregrass banks will lend on FHA housing projects

Dothan 1995 building figures show a sixfold rise inspiring B W Pruet of the Federal Housing Administration to announce local banks across Wiregrass region will approve larger FHA loans. He cited growing construction in Dothan and Southeast Alabama including Andalusia Fort Deposit Geneva and Greenville with about five million dollars spent on remodeling and new builds under FHA. The program aims to continue beyond July 1937 with congressional support.

Dothan B. W. Pruet Federal Housing Administration Total Alabama Pruat Wiregram Pruet Andalusia Ft. Deposit Geneva Greenville Logan Griffin J. D. Griffin Congress

Mussolini’s Ethiopia Peace Terms Meet Western Skepticism

Amid stalled hopes for naval disarmament, Mussolini pushes peace terms that include protectorates and extended Arm ament while London and Paris remain doubtful. Laval and British officials warn that sanctions likely remain. Eden emphasizes no shift in the League of Nations program and that any peace must come through Geneva.

Rome London United States Japan Italy France Mussolini Paris Hallo Belacsie Stern Ofhich Harac Metropolia Addis Ababa Tl Duce Great Britain Libya Egypt Pierre Laval Laval Balle Selassie East Africa League of Nations League Geneva Dendline Chamber of Deputies Mussolii Iself Ethionia Leval England Chamber of Deputies’ Foreign Affairs Committee Britain Mediterranean D Duce Ethopia Anthony Eden League of Nations Affairs House of Commons Geneoa Eden

Burial of Fleming Child at Haleburg

Fleming Child burial held at Haleburg Methodist Church for 13 month old Henry Fleming son of Mr and Mrs Walter Fleming Haleburg Route One. Died at home Wednesday after illness of pneumonia. Survived by parents and brother Marvin Fleming. Rev Tubbs of Columbi officiated with burial in church cemetery Houston Funeral Home in charge.

Fowers Haleburg Methodist Church Henry Fleming Walter Fleming Haleburg Route One Pneumonis Marvin Fleming Tubbs Columbie Church Houston

Roosevelt Pushes Job Drive Amid Attendance and Plans

President Roosevelt speeds to speed job creation as 8,000 replies pour in from clergy letters and a White House attic repair delays. He will vote on election day from Hyde Park, then attend a Dundge dedication in Cambridge while Hopkins faces a push to add 2,000,000 workers. Budget planning for the fiscal year and relief funding loom large as the administration seeks to narrow the income outgo gap.

Stephen T. Early White House Roosevelt Hyde Park New York Chesapeake Bay Cambridge Kopkins Hopkins

City Audit Awaiting Accountant Selection

City of Dothan awaits auditor chosen from six applications as former exams chief J. L. Vaughn indicates the audit for the year ending September 30 is delayed by administrative changes and will begin immediately after selection.

Dothan Snes Commission 8 B. Gellerstedt Gualton Il Daloctad J. L._ Vaughn Auditomtres Marer

Cummings Funeral Arrangements Planned in Ozark

Ozark Oct 24 Special Futa of Clyde Cummings 42 died in Dethan hospital Wednesday by self administered poison. Service set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Ozark Methodist Church with Rev. G Moors of Greenville officiating. Body to be sent to Philadelphia and buried later at Enginton cemetery Clarkesboro NJ. Holmen Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.

Ozark Clyde Cummings Dethan Hospital Ozark Methodist Church G. Moors Greenville Methodist Church Philadelphia Enginton Clarkesboro N. J

Postal Telegraph Notes Sixth Birthday Celebration

The Postal Telegraph office in Dothan marked its sixth anniversary on Thursday since opening on October 24, 1970. Manager L. W. Nolan said the company is handling more business now than at any previous time after moving to Dothan.

Postal Postal Telegraph Office Dothan L. W. Nolan

Ashford Farmer Marshall L Rice Dies After Illness

Marshall L Rice 65 of Near Ashford died after a month long illness at his home. He was a well known Ashford area farmer and long time resident of Ashford route two. Survived by wife three daughters Mrs G E Lewis Cottonwood Mrs Mildred Edains Ashford and Mrs Oulda Dicken son Ashford route two and four sons Marvin Spurgeon Ewell and Perron Rice all of Ashford routes two. Funeral Friday at 3 30 p m at his home with Rev Fate Rice of Taylor officiating. Burial in Ashford city cemetery Fellows and Forrester in charge.

Marshall L. Rice Ashford G. E. Lewis Cottonwood Mildred Edains Oulda Dickenson Marvin Spurgeon Ewell Perron Rice Fate Rice Taylor Ashford City Cemetery Fellows & Forrester

Masons Meet Tonight in Dothan Lodges

Two Masonic meetings are scheduled for tonight at the Masonic Temple in Dothan. Lorca No. 486 will hold regular Ipsalin with Fellowcraft work, while Lodge 653 will conduct an special session with Fellowcraft work on the Gocket ala.

Masonic Terapia Dothan Lorca No Pythaecrag Lodge Maels

Robber Bound Store Manager Then Apologizes

A thief bound 25 year old Robert Tiefenthiler, store manager, with heavy tevine and took $40 from a cash register. He reportedly told police he was out of work and could not get county aid because he had not been in the county long enough, then apologized.

Afilwaukee Robert Tiefenthiler

Sunday School Revival and Twigging Church Set

Sunday morning program at Wiggine church during Sunday School hour features the Double Consinn Trio. Bil Farmer Mantet will play special numbers as the congregation is invited to attend the event at Buntley School and this pro stern.

Wiggine Church Bil Farmer Mantet Buntley School

Sorbol-Quadruple Test Promoted For Thyroid Relief

An advert promotes Sorbul-Quadruple a small bottle for thyroid support. It claims quick relief and no interference with work or pleasure. Information offered by Young Drug Go and several Alabama residents including Mrs C H Padgett, Mrs CH Hand, and Mrs Ol B Shaw.

Mra C. H. Padgett Aunieton Ala CH Hand Bedsemer Aim Shaw Waterloo

Milk Costs Rise Cited As Consumer Woes In Milk Talks

Washington reports the consumers division of NRA blames consumer wooing for higher milk distribution costs. It calls the idea of a buyer’s choice a fiction, notes farmers and processors face health rules, and urges public testing to curb chiseling while stressing the group’s focus on industry background, not policy prescriptions.

Washington Consumers’ Division NRA Walton FH. Hamilton Contol

Montgomery cattle market report from Montgomery Oct 24

Cattle supply liberal with nine carry overs from Jesterdey. Choice butcher and heavy steers steady to 25 to 9 cents lower on medium and plain classes. Cow stock lower 25 to 60 cents. Fat hogs down 25 cents with heavy hogs 40 pounds or more at 75.50 to 77.50 per hundred.

Montgomery Cattle Montgomery Jesterdey

Chicago Butter Prices Steady in Early Market Report

AP dispatch from Chicago notes butter offerings totaling 6,318 drums with stable prices. Eggs show unsettled activity at 5,063 items, with various grades and receipts quoted, including extra firsts and current receipts.

Chicago

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