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The Cullman Democrat Newspaper January 16, 1930

The Cullman Democrat Thursday January 16, 1930
VOL. 30
NO. 29
$1.50 Year

CULLMAN COUNTY NEWS 

CONFEDERATE PENSION LIST CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA 

An alphabetical list of Pensioners published January, 1930 together with their 
Post Office address.

W. E. Anderson, Holly Pond, R. 1
G. T. Bowden, Cullman, Ala. 
F. M. Burns, Hanceville, R. 3.
John J. Brown, Cullman, Ala. 
Andrew, Dewitt, Cullman, R. 9
S, M. Foust, Cullman, Ala. 
W. F. Gorham, Cullman, Ala.
Geo. Hinkle, Blountsville, Ala. R. 2. 
J. D. Henry, Cullman, Ala. R. 2
C. P. Morgan, Cullman, Ala. R. 4.
Jno. W. McGlawn, Cullman, Ala.
T. F. Rodgers, Cullman, Ala., R. 6
J. A. Smith, Cullman, Ala.
I. R. Sewell, Cullman, Ala.
W. K. D. Talley, Crane Hill, Ala. R. 1.
W. A. Walker, Cullman, Ala., R. 8.

Class I

Mrs. M. Sanderson, Hanceville, Ala., R. 3
Mrs. C. J. Crider, Vinemont, Ala., R. 2. 
Elizabeth Claborn, Cullman, Ala. R. 1.
Amanda K. Canant, Cullman, R. 5. 
Eliza A. Carlisle, Steppville, Ala.
Lucinda A. Durham, Baileyton, Ala., R. 1.
Calvin F. Glenn, Cullman, Ala.
Amanda B. Howard, Cullman, Ala. 
Elizabeth Hill, Cullman, Ala., R. 1.
Minerva Harbison, Logan, Ala., R. 1.
G. T. Johnson, Bremen, Ala.
Martha E. Kilpatrick, Cullman, Ala.
Martha H. Laners, Vinemont, Ala. R. 3.
Mrs. E. H. Mitchell, Hanceville, Ala.
Mary l. McClendon, Cullman, Ala., R. 5. 
Mary Klipatrick, Cullman, Ala., R. 9.
Sarah F. Reid, Joppa, Ala., R. 1.
Paralee Smith, Cullman, Ala., R. 9.
Emily F. Sapp, Cullman, Ala., R. 1
R. E. Tillery, Vinemont, Ala., R. 1.
Mary Ann Thomas, Hanceville, Ala., R. 7.
Sarah Ann Williams, Cullman, Ala.
Caroline Williams, Eva. Ala., R. 1.
Edna White, Vinemont, Ala., R. 3.

Class 2

Margaret T. Allison, Cullman, Ala.
Mrs. Lola Culpepper, Cullman, Ala.
S.E. Feemster, Cullman, Ala. R. 7.
W. A. Gladney, Steppville, Ala.
Nancy A.  Handley, Vinemont, Ala., R. 3.
Emma A. Harper, Steppville, Ala., R. 1.
Mrs. A. R. Johnson, Cullman, Ala., R. 3.
Mrs. Callie Jordan, Cullman, Ala.
Josie Kinney, Cillman, Ala.
M. E. Latta, JHanceville, Ala.
Mary Jouery, Cullman, Ala., R. 1
Emily E. Owen, Vinemont, Ala.
Nancy E. Shikle, Cullman, Ala.
Margaret J. Tanner, Cullman, Ala.

CLASS 3

Lucy Bagwell, Cullman, Ala.
Hannah Callahan, Hanceville, Ala.
Margaret V. Cook, Vinemont, Ala. R. 2
Mrs. M. C. S. Dye, Baileyton, Ala., R. 1.
Mrs. Emma Ethridge, Vinemont, Ala., R. 3.
Martha Harris, Cullman, Ala.
Elizabeth Linton, Hanceville, Ala.
W, M. Mackenson. Cullman, Ala., R. 2.
Roxie Oden, Joppa, Ala., R. 2.

MISS FREDA STIENDORFF PASSES AWAY

Miss Freda Stiendorff, The beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stiendorff, 
died at her home at an early hour Sunday morning after a short illness. 

It was a shock to her many friends, very few knowing her illness. A gentle or 
lovable character than possessed by lovable charter than possessed by this 
young girl would be hard to find and she number her friends by her acquances. 

A few months ago Miss Freda graduated from a business college in Birmingham, 
making a record in her studies and winning honors as a star pupil.

On Tuesday afternoon the burial took place in the Protestant cemetry, where she 
will sleep the dreamless sleep until the resurection morn, when God's children 
will awaken unto life everlasting.

Cards of Thanks

We would like to thank all of our good friends and neighbors for their help and 
words of sympathy and comfort in  the death of our daughter  and sister, Freda 
Steindorff.
The Family.

TUBERCULOSIS IN STATE SEES DROP

State death toll of Malady Set At 1,960 For First 11 Months of 1929

There were 1,960 persons died from tuberculosis in Alabama the first 11 months 
of 1929, according to a survey by the Alabama Tuberculosis Association. 

In 1928 deaths from this disease reached 2,331 and the 1929  figure is expected 
to show a satisfactory decline. In July, September and November of 1929 this 
ddisease was the second cause of death in the state, headed only by hear 
disease. 

In 1928 the same record was established. During the first two months of the 
year there were 2,243 deaths from influenza. This was a considered abnormal and 
epidemic, however, it was not used to affect ratios of regular death cause.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells, who have spent several months in the home of Mrs. D. 
O. McKoy, left recently for their home in South Carolina. A more pleasant 
couple have never been in Cullman. Mrs. McKoy entertained for Mrs. Wells during 
their stay here and friendships were formed that will hold this lovely young 
woman in lasting memory.

Miss Gussie Stiendorff of Chicago came down to be present at the burial 
of her neice Miss Freda Stiendorff.

W. E. JAMES AND HERMAN STEWART ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP

W. E. James, Circuit Solicitor of the Eight Judicial Circuit of Alabama, and 
Herman Stewart, County Solicitor of Cullman County, Alabama, hereby announce 
the formation of a partnership for the practice of law in civil matters. 
W. E. James was appointed Circuit Solicitor of the Eight Judicial Circuit of 
Alabama about a year ago to fill the vacancy occurring by the death of the 
Honorable John R. Sample, of Hartselle, Alabama, in February, 1929. He, in turn 
appointed Mr. Heman Stewart his Deputy for Cullman County Alabama and they have 
ahad office together for about a year in the Buchman Building next door north 
from the Court House in Cullman. Both are natives of Cullman County.

MRS. STELLA LEETH PARKER WED JOHN JOHN WELLBORN AT ST. LUKE'S 

A marriage centering the interest of many friends throughout Georgia and 
Alabama was the marriage yesterday of Mrs. Stella Leeth Parker, of Birmingham, 
Alaa., and John Dent Wellborn of Birmingham, formerly of Atlanta, which was 
quietly solemnized at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at St Luk's church, the 
ceremony being performed by Rev. N. R. High Moore, in the presence of a few 
close friends and relatives.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. G. Scott leeth, of Cullman, Ala., and of the 
late G. Scott Leeth, who was one of the most prominent bankers and merchants of 
Cullman. She is of lovely brunet type, with darl brown eyes and olive 
complextion, and has enjoyed wide popularity through out Alabama. She attended 
school at Ward-Belmont college in Nashville.

MRS. MARGARET ZEIGLER DEAD 

MRS. Margaret Zeigler, one of the pioneer citizens of this town died at her 
home on Tuesday evening of pneumonia, being sick only three days.
Mrs. Zeigler came to America when only a small child, frew up and married here 
and reared her family, Fred Zeigler, Miss Rickey Zeigler and Mrs. Saxara, in 
Cullman.
She celebrated her 85th birthday only last week, having her three children 
in "Mother's Home" for the last time. She was laid to rest beside her husband 
in the Protestant cemetery, he having passed on more than fifty years ago. She 
was a good woman, a good mother and a fine christian character. We offer our 
sympathy to the family.

James A. Gray, of Vinemont, spent Friday in Cullman.

FOR SALE- Three young mules, sound and well broken. Call G. W. Johnson store. 
adv.

FOR TAX COLLECTOR
The Cullman Democrate is authorized to anounce the name of George L. Patrick, 
as a candidate for Tax Collector of Cullman County, subject to the action of 
the Democrate primary.

FOR SHERIFF

The Cullman Democrate is authorized to announce W. S. Jone as a candidate for 
sheriff of Cullman County Alabama, subject to the action of the Democratic 
primary to be held August.

The Cullman Democrate is authorized to announce J. H. Edwards as a candidate 
for sheriff of Cullman County Alabama, subject  to the action of the Democratic 
primary to be held August.
(Paid Political Advertising)

LEGAL ADS

ORDER OF PUBLICATION THE STATE OF ALABAMA CULLMAN COUNTY
No. 1289 Circuit Court is Equity.

Olivia Starling, Complainant, vs. Jim Starling, Defendant.
Josie Wynn, Complainant, vs, J. A. Wynn, Defendant.


Additional Comments:
People will not look forward to prosperity, who never look backward to their 
ancestry.
                                           
"To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a 
child. For what is the worth of human life, unless it is woven into the life of 
our ancestors by the records of history?"
Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 BC

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