Athens Weekly Review
Thursday, April 5, 1934
Fragments of Child's Skeleton Unearthed In Field Near Athens
Fragments of a skeleton plowed up in a field on the Rufus Graham farm, eight miles North of Athens, Friday morning by Arnold Graham, were examined Saturday by Dr. R. H. Hodge and declared to be the bones of a child. Speculation was rife as to whether the bones were those of a white child which had been buried during the past fifty or those of an Indian child whose lifetime preceeded by many years the comoing of White settlers to this section of the country.
The belief that the bones were those of an Indian child was advanced by the finder who told how many Indian arrowheads and pieces of pottery had been picked up in recent years near the spot where the bone fragments were exposed by the plow. Two well-developed teeth were among the skeleton fragments.

Athens Weekly Review
May 31, 1934
Returns On Four Marriage License Made Saturday
Returns on four marriage license recently issued here were made Saturday.
Rogers Thompson and Lucinda Jones were married in Athens on May 26th by B. C. Hall, justice of rhe peace.
Conrad Rampy and Sue Andrews were married on May 19th by J. W. Seat, justice of the peace in Precinct No. 5, Anderson county.
Marcelous Balley and Pauline Ellis were married on May 19th by Cr. R. Emerson, justice of the peace at Frankston, according to returns made on the license papers.
H. K. Jackson and Louise Kelly were married on May 28th by B. C. Hall, justice of rhe peace.

Athens Weekly Review
May 31, 1934
J. P. McKey Family In Reunion Sunday
Members of the J. P. McKey family were guest at at reunion on Sunday, May 27th. Those present were M/M Rommie, Mrs. W. N. Swinney, Malakoff; T. J. McKey, J. C. Stanfield, Trinidad; Mrs. F. C. Williams, Mankin; J. A. McKey, McGregor and Allie Mae and Woodrow McKey. A number of friends also were present for the occasion which was very much enjoyed.

Athens Weekly Review
May 31, 1934
War Veterans Here Invited To Memorial Service In Tyler
All World War, Cicil War, Spanish-American War Vererans, Daughters of American Revolution and Daughters of Confederacy are extended a cordial invitation to participate in a Memorial program to be held at Tyler Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Those who will go are asked to get in touch with Col. T. J. Powers. The services there will be held under the suspices of the Favre Baldwin Legion Post of Tyler. Athenians going to Tyler without arrangements with the group here are asked to see L. Swartz, Tyler Post Adjutant at 107 South Broadway. He is assisting in the arrangements.

Athens Weekly Review
May 31, 1934
J. B. Brown Left Estate Valued At Approximately $1500
J. B. Brown, whose death occured in this county in January of this year left an estate "valued for probate purposes at $1500.00," according to papers filed in probate court here.
Mrs. Lulia Brown, wife of the deceased, was named executrix of the estate, which was bequeathed to her.
The will was made on March 31st, 1933 in the presence of E. F. Pace, Jeff Davis and Mrs. Margaret Wilson, who signed the document as witness.

Athens Weekly Review
May 31, 1934
WALLAR
Wallar, May 20- Well here I come after a few days absence. Everybody is rejoicing over a good rain that fell here last Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Mrs. J. A. Rosson is no better.
Crops are looking pretty nice at this writing. Most of the folks will begin chopping cotton this week.
Our Sunday School is still progressing nicely.
This writer and family and Oris Johnson and wife of Toole, Lem Greenhaw and wife and baby, also Mrs. Lelia Wertenburger and mother Mrs. Hornsby of Aley all were guest in the W. E. Kennedy home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. and Randolph Renfro and this writer were business visitors to Athens Friday afternoon.
W. E. Kennedy and daughter Ethel and grandson, Edgar were Mabank visitors Saturday.
Sam Collins and wife spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Reeves.
Mrs. Byron Mayo and childrend spent Saturday with Mrs. Dupree.
Bert Arnold and wife, Missis Lois and Avis Dupree, Edith Johnson, O. T. Brisendine, Byron Mayo, and this writere were visitorys at a singing in Toole-----afternoon and report a go----and heard some good----- (---unreadable)

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