Civil Court Week One Ends With Mixed Verdicts
The first week of the civil session continued, two juries were out, and 28 cases were disposed of in five days. Ros Helms vs Mr Coker yielded a $2,500 verdict for Helms, Ashford vs Co J Caulk gave $800 to the plaintiff, and Gladys Chambers vs Mrs BR Johnson awarded $300 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ. Ros Helms
Mr. Coker
Helms
C. BP. Watford
Ashford
Co. J
Charles Caulk
C. Cr. Faulk
Gladys Chambers
BR. Bjohnson
Hagler Joins Feagle-Miller Furniture Co
7. G. Hagler, secretary of the De than Credit Association, becomes connected with the Feagle-Miller Furniture Co. He brings years of furniture sales experience from Marianna, Florida, and will continue his duties as executive of the Credit Association per his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hagler
Dethan Credit Association
Feagle-Miller Furniture Co
Hagler
Marianna
Fla
Credit Association
Fashion Show Draws Large Crowd in Cottonwood Area
A large crowd attended the fashion show at Blumberg building last night. Models included Clara Sender Sara Hooks Jeanette Spann Janie Ward Annie Fenn Katherine Priston Rae Rubin Lucille Smith Winnell Lane Jaunita een bridge Louise Ball Gladys Tac. Mrs Kate Downing Ghent opened with a speech. Mrs Law and Mrs G M Lewis served punch. Styles were varied and distinctive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons
Blumberg
Smd
Clara Sender
Sara Hooks
Jeanette Spann
Janie Ward
Annie Fenn
Katherine Prisston
Cottonwood
Rae Rubin
Albany, Ga
Lucille Smith
Winnell Lane
Jaunita Eenbridge
Louise Ball
Gladys Tac
Kate Downing Ghent
2 Law J
G. M. Lewis
Doctors Meet Held Friday in Houston County
A full attendance of the Houston County medical society gathered at the county health office for the meeting. During the business portion many medical topics were discussed and at the close doctors enjoyed a social hour lasting late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Society
Houston County Medical Sociesty
Dr Week McKim Receives World War II Reparations
Greenwich Connecticut Dr Week Greenw ich McKim has received a $2,000 German government reparation for losses from a 1916 wartime torpedoing of the steamship George off the French coast. The recipient, born several months earlier, was aboard the vessel when it was sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Week
Greenwich
Conn
Orville E. McKim
McKim
George
Cotton Marke New York Brief Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions cotton market in New York with scattered words about futures erased and spot queries, producing a sparse item on market activity and price unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pilots of Liner in Fatal Crash
Pilots of a liner were killed in a fatal crash when a large air transport set fire disrupted the route. The event affected flights from Albays to Gallup New Mexico and Long Beach California. Identified names include A Dietel of New Braunfels Texas and others from the Texan area.
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Albays
Gallup
Long Beach
Cal
A. Dietel
Hrauni Ts
Les
Cd Hists Tex
Slaughter of Ramston Gite Chooses New Christian Church Pastor
A new pastor and his wife arrive at Lena Street to lead the Church. the candidate, native to Camp Hill Asia and graduate of Southern Christian College Auburn, began a second pastorate in 1923. Under his first ministry the church grew, basement space was repurposed, and debt reduced as evangelistic work continued.
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Christian Church
Lena Street
His Poter
Camp Hill
Asia
Southern Christian College of
Auburn
Tractor Exports 10 Irish Peas Trade
A brief item notes a trade involving tractors and Irish peas. It records a count of ten units exchanged or shipped and mentions agricultural export activity between Ireland and another party. The fragment provides limited context or dates.
Imprisoned Dlets and York Hours Reported
Fragmentary text notes imprisonment and hours related to York, with unclear names and locations. The readable segments mention MIC, El Ramer, William Sauwestre, and chore seal terms without clear context or complete sentences.
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York
Porn
Mic Fleenee el Ramer
Ghai
William Sauwestre
de Odoin Oy
Officer Decoraica Reported by Government of Suna
A garbled snippet mentions a U.S. officer and the Government of Suna with unclear context and dates. The readable portions imply an official report or statement involving cross border or governmental action. No concrete events or names besides the officer and government are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Decoraica
Suna
Negro Charged With Stealing Five Chickens
Tom Sanford, a Black man, was arrested on Troy Street at 5 this morning carrying five chickens in a sack. Police say his actions were suspicious and that the chickens may be stolen. He is jailed at police headquarters awaiting claimants. exact charge not yet known.
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Tom Sanford
Troy Street
Market crowd saves variety curb rye sale
An event at the market draws a large crowd and helps salvage the rye sale amid confusion. Vendors set up booths and offer immediate access to goods, while organizers coordinate to restore order and reassure buyers and sellers.
Masonic Lodge to Stage Ritual Without Text
Members of the Ariven gate Lodge No ca plan a dramatized ritual by a district team from Abvectile Columbia Dothan Midland ton Ariton Troy Pinekard New Springhill Ozark Elba New Broe Florala Andalusia and Chipley. The event aims to demonstrate ritual work without using the traditional text.
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Mervhers
Pyrala
Arivengate
Abvectile
Columbia
Dothan
Midlandton
Ariton
Troy
City
Pinekard
New Springhill
Ozark
Elba
New Broe- Florala
Andalusia
Chipley
Fisa
Army Hillis football ticket limit announced for Nov 9
In Champaign Illinois officials expect about 65 000 spectators for the Army Hillis game on November 9 and will cap ticket purchases at two per applicant to ensure fair distribution among fans.
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Champaign
Britian Takes Schnieder Cup
Britian wins the Schnieder Cup in a decisive victory, securing the trophy amid strong performances from key competitors. The event highlights standout moments and the crowning of a new champion.
Severe floods inundate city after torrential rains
Torrential rainfall drenched the city, causing widespread flooding and announcing a 10.74 inch total in 24 hours. Water reached ankle to shoulder height in basements and public venues, with boats aiding evacuation and food distribution for vulnerable residents. Property damage projected in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Cevan
Canal Street
Seeger Theatre
Lost air craft search widens across California and Mexico
Amid two lone, scattered sightings, rescue teams intensified the hunt for a reportedly missing plane. Reports from Winslow and San Francisco placed observers near 200 miles south while the Pacific region remained involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
California
Old Mexico
Viner
San Francisco
Weros
Commerce Committee 79 Organizes Drive for Membership
Faa thanks officials of the Teligber of Commerce send letters to citizens as weatherly reports a meeting Wednesday morning to organize committees for the approaching drive. Officers express optimism about the campaign and expect a full return from letters. Citizens are urged to support the effort and join the service.
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Faa
Teligber of Commerce
Ofe Lack
Corrith Tees
Weatherly
Examination Dates Are Set for September Term
Examination dates are set for the upcoming term with details on schedule and eligibility. Officials note that dates accommodate all departments and clarify testing windows for students and staff.
Opening Day Near as City and County Schools Ready
City and county officials report schools prepared for Monday opening. County programs will roll out across the coming week with a single formal event at Center High School led by Rev. Wallace and speaker Mrs. Crawford. Birth certificates required for new entrants. six-year-olds before December first may enroll with certificate.
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Center High
Ro P T. Wallace
J. L. Crawford
Sudb
Deakinge
Chet Nitty
Fmads
Ospress
Themmaelic
A. Bein
Woman Breaks Arm After Fall in Stairway
Mrs Harmon sustains a broken wrist after a fall on a stairway. She was removed to a nearby hospital for treatment and is reported resting with swelling. The cause of the accident is not known at this time.
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Ades
Annie Pecarte Pirro
Rey
Eireih
Blumberg
Basa
McLeod Delivers Opening Address at County and City Institute
J F McLeod pastor of Foster Street Methodist Church spoke at the joint institute of county and city school teachers opened yesterday with over 200 educators present. He stressed teachers bearing religious responsibility in dealings with students as the agenda covered general announcements and sessions led by W L Lee Miss England Dre Doe and Co W Jamason.
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J. F. McLeod
Foster Street
W. L. Lee
Miss England
Dreee
State Department
Co. W. Jamason
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Sienohter
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Uae
Ty Teste
Furnish Thrills
Osnadie Far
Tvarthe
Balby Danes
Drael
Ban Brandsea
Montongp Fe
Elgan
Ruby Laranore
Iownital
Kady
Bains
LEAIS
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Poperien
Hut End
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Tye
Reeeg
Neeerding
Mleod
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