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On this day — September 9 (opens the original)
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Sept. 9, 1951, in The Star: Underdog status on the football gridiron meant nothing to the Ohatchee Indians Friday night as they thoroughly trounced the supposedly superior Geraldine team by a score of 33-0. Quarterback âJumpingâ John Martin scored touchdowns from the 6 and the 12-yardlines, passed to Billy Miller for another six points and completely baffled the Geraldine boys with his brilliant ball handling. Billy Diffie and Jerry Diffie each scored touchdowns of their own, and 125-pound B
On this day — August 26 (opens the original)
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Aug. 26, 1951, in The Star: Anniston High School football coach Billy Bancroft has long been a believer in the forward pass as a potent weapon for the offense, but tradition and talent havenât brought it to the forefront here. This season Bancroft might have to depend on the aerial route a little more than usual. Four hard-charging backs from last year are missing on this yearâs squad, so gaining yards through the air might be the more effective strategy. Also this date in 1951: A special pa
On this day — August 22 (opens the original)
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Aug. 22, 1951, in The Star: Robert P. Warnock Jr. yesterday was named to the Anniston Board of Education in a joint meeting of that board and the City Commission. He succeeds outgoing board member R. H. Todd, who has served the cause of Anniston schools for more than 25 years. Mr. Warnock is an Anniston native and graduate of the high school. His university degree is from Emory, 1942, and heâs a Navy veteran. He is at present connected with his father in the Warnock Furniture Company business.
On this day — August 15 (opens the original)
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Aug. 15, 1951, in The Star: An enlarged and renovated J.C. Penney retail store, successor to the one that first opened in Anniston in 1924, will open with a ribbon-cutting tomorrow morning at 1019 Noble Street. C. L. Buchanan, manager of the modern three-story emporium, said yesterday he has looked forward to this day ever since 1937, when he was transferred from the previous Anniston Penneyâs to be in charge of the corporationâs Chattanooga store. Equipped throughout with the latest eight-f
On this day — August 12 (opens the original)
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Aug. 12, 1951, in The Star: W. Garvin Mange, one of Annistonâs most active civic workers, has been named chairman of the local 1951 Community Chest drive. An Anniston native who was educated here, Mr. Mange has owned and operated a grocery and meat market since 1920. Heâs on the Community Chest board of directors, on the YMCA board of directors, and serves as a member of the Anniston Board of Education. Heâs also a former city councilman and former council president. The Chestâs fundrais
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