Puzzle by Anne Walshe Gibbons. No date. Probably the Mobile Press Register.
Another Sunday Crossword
Family Has Large Stake in War
Date and publication unknown.
The Coming of Spring by Bob Gibbons
This poem appeared in The Wiregrass Journal, March 23, 1933.
To February by Bob Gibbons
This poem by Robert Faucett Gibbons dates to his late teen years. Published in The Wiregrass Journal probably 1933.
A Fine First Novel
This clipping was in a collection of clippings held by Jimmie and Kathleen Gibbons. Birmingham News, October 10, 1943.
Unique Trip Mar 16, 1933
This clipping is from the Wiregrass Journal, March 16, 1933. According to the Library of Congress, The Wiregrass Journal ceased publication in 1935 and was succeeded by the Dothan Journal. The Wiregrass region is an area of Southeastern Alabama, Southwestern Georgia, and the Florida panhandle and is called that due to the presence of wire grass.
Tuscaloosa Scrapbook by Matt Clinton (2 of 2)
Tuscaloosa Scrapbook by Matt Clinton 1 of 2
Matthew William Clinton was (among many other things) an historian of Tuscaloosa. These articles are from the column Tuscaloosa Scrapbook published in the Tuscaloosa News in the late 1960’s. Jimmie or Kathleen Gibbons kept a number of these clippings and they are presented here. Special thanks to David Gibbons for bringing these to my attention.
In addition to these articles, Matt Clinton wrote the book, Matt Clinton’s scrapbook One Hundred and fifty years in the life of Tuscaloosa and Northport.
The Riverman by Elliott Gibbons
This story appeared in the Birmingham News, Sunday, December 7, 1947.
Nan Walshe in the News
These are multiple newspaper articles which include mentions of Nan Walshe Gibbons.
August 6, 1912
Page 10
Tuscaloosa News
August 12, 1912
Tuscaloosa News
July 31, 1913
Tuscaloosa News
October 14, 1913
The Birmingham News
December 21, 1913
by Nan G. Walshe
Tuscaloosa News
December 14, 1913
The Lamar Democrat
September 26, 1923
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