Palmer Company Entry Clear of Financial Troubles
Palmer Co. reports improved liquidity amid ongoing recovery from recent bottlenecks. Officials note steady orders from regional firms, with production resuming at reduced shifts to meet demand.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
3
Cotton Letter Signals Mixed Market Tone in New York
Daily Cotton Letter reports a bounce with December futures near 9 cents after a 2 point rise, then easing as hedging and local ceilings weighed on prices. Weather notes point to a Southwest to central belt impact and a tropical storm approaching, with forecasts predicting showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Webles
Texes
Central Belt
Worth Carolina
Social Visit Gossip From Columbia And Nearby Areas
Local society notes record Mr. and Mrs. H. L. O Neal and child visiting relatives. Many guests from Charlotte Montgomery Dothan Baker Hill Tyler and other towns appear with residents here. Readers see a lively tapestry of weekend visits trips and familial gatherings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Brown
Two Zone
Tyler
Texas
E. O. Brills
John Howell
Baker Hill
R. H. Allen
Mies Elizabeth Thompson
Vielt
Loulaville
Ala
Girl butcher cuts meat for Orleans housewives
Nellie Styron, 25, works as a regular meat cutter in New Orleans street markets. The article describes her appearance and notes her boss calls her among the best butchers on the block, highlighting how women who cook value the quality of her meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hiere
Housewives of
Nellie Styron
Miss Styron
NeHie
Newspaperman M F Wamsley Dies At 56 Years
Stuart Florida mourns M F Wamsley a longtime reporter and Stuart Daily News employee who died after an operation He formerly worked with The Plain Dealer and Post in Cleveland leaving a widow and son Chester B Wamsley of Zion NL Funeral services set for Wednesday The obituary notes his 56 years of life and career across Florida and Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
M. F. Wamsley
Florida
Stuart Daily News
Wamsley
The
Plain Dealer and Post
Cleveland
Chester B. Wamsley
Zion
Evils Of Intemperance In Sunday School Lesson
The lesson argues intemperance is inherently evil and dangerous, urging personal restraint alongside legal measures. It cites aviation, driving safety, and social protection, noting that temperance involves both individual choice and community impact. It discusses the distinction between personal temperance and legislative control, stressing the need for personal reform to underpin any law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Eeson
America
Local Social and Club Notes from Montgomery Area
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McEntyre spent Sunday in Panama City. Henry Atkeson was weekend guest in Panama City. Miss Willie Mae Seaborn of Dol than visited sister Mrs. Joe Zorn. Miss Nellie Mae Seale stayed with Miss Ew genis Williams. Miss Gladys Pennel visited sister Mrs. Pete Godfrey of Do than. Rev. and Mrs. P. M. Guthrie returned to Montgomery after a month with Mr. and Mrs. B. Q. Scruggs now at Mrs. W. F. Oakley’s home. Miss Frances Collins and Candelia Atkeson spent weekend in Dothan. The Lions Club held its regular meeting Thursday evening. The Boy Scouts met at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. P. Alford and children returned from a visit to Brewton relatives. George Oakley hosted fourteen friends at a treasure hunt. Miss Jane Fields found the treasure. Pinch and wafers served. Miss Mary Cliff Harris held a piano recital at her home Tuesday afternoon at four with Sué Carter and other pupils. Parents attended. ice cream and cake served. A zone meeting of the Women’s Missionary societies was at the Methodist church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bell Weaton
Mary Cliff Harris
Catherine Parker
Ozark
Guy Vickers
Montgomery
B. Sl Smith
Fay
B. G. Smith
Lower Peach Tree
Als
Fred Hardy
Montevallo
Johnnie Daffin Yarbrough
Mra. F
T. P. McEntyre
Panama City
Henry Atkeson
Willie Mae Seaborn
Dol Than
Joe Zorn
Nellie Mae Seale
Ewgenis, Williams
Gladys Pennel
Pete Godfrey
Dothan
P. M. Guthrie
B. Q. Scruggs
Alabama
Tennessee
W. F. Oakley
Frances Collins
Candelia Atkeson
Lions Club
H. P. Alford
Brewton
George Oakley
Jane Fields
Sué Carter
Martha Allee Adams
Allene Smith
Ruby Wakefield
Neilie Bond Harris
Id Nelle Mae Seale
Woman's’ Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
Carolina Farm Women Rave Winter Food Read
Carolina farm women showcased preserved foods and nutrition during a county meeting led by Paullig Smith home agent. The 632013 dollar value of canned produce over the year highlighted community effort. Special guests included Rev. and Mrs. Wilkerson and Rev. and Mrs. Truett. dinner followed program activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Farm
Ralmigh
Paullig Smith
Mag Smith
Mise Smith
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SMP
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Jom
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Jurapor
Goure
Columbia
Misa Ansaladia McGriff
Bire
Charles Henley
Charlotte
N. C
Misa Frances McGriff
Charlotte Bweden
Lucie Allen
Orleans
Babe Ruth
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Eversong
Chris
Equitable
D. Q. Wilson
Harrison Lisenby
Whone
Lake Insurance
Txsured Investment
Wilson
Alatars
Sainh
Dothan Steam Laundry
Bernard Reesegrocer
Philadelphia
Wallace F. Mitchell
Beese
Mitchell
Wallace Mitchell, Jr
Bittchell
Norman
Charles
Eugene
Stanley Mitchell
Ment
Atwean
Dominion
Canada
Tokay
United Ae
C. Bates
Auster
Pra
Chine
Dothan Radio Service
Harris Furniture Co
Frank Ute
Druj Tippett
Willard
Houston Battery & Supply Co
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