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Hartselle Enquirer

Looking back

By Staff
Researched by Dr. Bill Stewart
August 4, 1955 -Scotty Stone, currently in Switzerland as an exchange student in the Experiment in International Living Program, has written home that he went swimming in Lake Thune but "it was cold as ice." He also reported that he had hiked about ten miles in the Alps "and since I walk faster than the others I arrived at our destination about 15 minutes head of the next two in the group."
August 4, 1955 -Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Duncan and family moved this week into the new three-bedroom house at 310 Simpson Avenue, built earlier this year by Orville Tanner.
August 5, 1955 -A Decatur softball-playing combination of Kiwanis and Civitan club members beat Kiwanis-Civitan of Hartselle in a game played tonight. Robert Stephenson and James Stephenson were the two Hartselle moundsmen who bowed to the superior Decatur bats.
August 6, 1955 -Bobby Ray Hicks and Bob Orr spent today in Tuscaloosa looking for living quarters for the coming school year at the University of Alabama.
August 6, 1955 -Richard Wallace, Hartselle area insurance man, was robbed of approximately $400 while asleep in his home last night. Someone entered the dwelling and took the cash that Mr. Wallace had recently collected in premiums from his clients.
August 7, 1955 -J. P. Cain is the new assistant principal at MCHS, replacing Raymond Screws who has moved to Florida to take a teaching job.
August 7, 1955 -Norris Turney, Coy Turney, Bowes Channell, Don Summerford, and Paul Summerford attended the model airplane show at the Birmingham municipal airport this afternoon.
August 8, 1955 -Mrs. Elliotte Howell and daughter Helen were shopping in Birmingham recently. Helen will be returning to her studies at Huntingdon College in Montgomery next month. (Mrs. Howell passed away on July 23.)
August 9, 1955 -A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall. Mr. Marshall is the evangelist for the Hartselle Church of Christ.
August 9, 1955 -Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wasson are currently vacationing in Cuba.
August 10, 1955 -Former MCHS football standout Oscar Knox is expected to see considerable action in tomorrow night's North-South all-star game in Tuscaloosa.

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James Spann inspires young meteorologists at Barkley Bridge Elementary School 

Hartselle

So fresh, so clean  

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Distinguished Young Women program offers scholarship opportunities 

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State of schools address scheduled for Oct. 20 

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Hartselle homecoming ignites school spirit

Hartselle

Hartselle High School announces Homecoming court  

At a Glance

ALDOT to pave on I-65N at Lacon and Priceville

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Rising to the challenge: Hartselle students send high-altitude balloon into stratosphere  

Morgan County

Morgan County Schools to spend some reserves on capital projects  

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Depot Days draws crowd despite rainy day 

Danville

Dads on Duty: Danville Neel Elementary School fathers step up for carline patrol  

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Fall into fun at Hidden Rivers Farm in Hartselle 

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Three Hartselle students named National Merit Semifinalists 

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Hartselle’s Tiger Launch Program honored with AlabamaWorks! Innovator Award

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Hartselle Intermediate celebrates 10 years of success

Decatur

Morgan County grand jury indicts 9 for first-degree theft, including murder defendant 

At a Glance

Local DAR chapter celebrates Constitution Week

Hartselle

Hartselle High School Engineering Academy seeks student sponsors

Hartselle

Depot Days returns Saturday

Decatur

Morgan EMA receives grant for weather radios

At a Glance

Silent auction benefitting Hartselle families to be held Saturday

Falkville

100 vendors to participate in Falkville Fall Festival  

Hartselle

Support locally grown in Morgan County with Sweet Grown Alabama

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8th annual 9/11 vigil to be held at Hartselle Tabernacle

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