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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
3
In Ozark Alabama, a lengthy notice recalls a cautionary tale about two skeletons hidden in a closet. The piece contrasts memory, shame, and the urge to forget a dangerous truth that could darken joy and disrupt lives. The surrounding column lists local events, weddings, editor selections, and social notices from the community scene.
Abbeville residents travel through Dothan and Panama City for visits and hosting guests. Thelma Duke from Blakely visits sister in town to perform piano numbers on WAGF. Mr and Mrs D S Melton relocate to Dothan with apartment stays as Lt and Mrs A F Major spend days with Mrs Jesse Burke before a Penske trip. Local families including Gardners, Lee, and Spears take short trips, with teachers Ebeth Dads and Mary Joe Cook among those arriving in the area, while others return to Panama City and Troy after visits.
Debates continued on the labor bureau and a governor proposed amendment affecting child welfare, salaries, and a non independent department. A postponement stalled the elevator cap public aid measure as lawmakers argued against funding for Capitol employees and highway workers, with opposition from Walker and Waldrop.
Rescue efforts surged as the Dixie, New York bound from New Orleans, fought 80 mile per hour winds and heavy seas. Coast guard cutters and multiple vessels stood by while Capt Hiatt William Sundstrom and Morgan Line officials faced uncertain visibility and potential passenger transfers.
Workers moved the Hurley district schoolhouse back onto its foundations after it had washed away during spring floods, ending up about three miles from its original site. The incident occurred in Turn About Scandia Kansas, with no injuries reported.
A Florida resident describes last night’s storm damage near Whale Harbor and Tavernier. Winds reached up to 60 miles per hour from the south, with heavy rain washing away railroad beds and flooding streets. Evacuations were ordered as sections of the coast suffered severe damage and property loss.
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