Anniston Society Notes Wedding and Visitors Report
Anniston social round includes Miss Margaret Crook wedding to Lieutenant Almond with attendees depart ing for home. Many guests from Alabama and Arkansas travel, with several local residents hosting and visiting, plus a Clarendon Arkansas marriage and related receptions noted.
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Margaret Crook
Lieutenant Almond
Anniston
D. B. Hamilton
Rome
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Alabama
Miss Mayo
Arkansas
Teta Tau Alpha Fraternity
New South Inn
L. L. Partlow
J. Kk. Daly
Cullman
Ala
Theodore Copeland
D. D
Theodore Copeland, Jr
Pine Bluff
Ark
H. C. Duke
Hot Springs
J. 8. Black
Holley Grove
R. W. Mayo
MaDette Thomas
Little Rock
R. J. Daly
Parma
Monroe County Sun
Clarendon, Ark
Panthea Colors Challenge Norma Talmadge in Selznick Picture
Norma Talmadge argues color choices complicate acting in Panthea a Selznick production starring at Theate Theatre. The essay notes color impact on photoplay even though the screen shows black and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloothes
Norma Talmadge
Selznick Pictures
Theate Theatre
Calotabs Promised as Tasteless Calomel Remedy
Modern drug advertises Calotabs as a tasteless calomel tablet. One tablet at bed time with water purports to cleanse the liver by morning, without taste or nausea. Manufacturers offer refunds if customers are not delighted. Sold only in original sealed packages, twenty doses for thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foesco S&s
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co
Atlant
Birmingham Wood
Angela Charlotte - Jacheon
Selma
Lt. W. P. Randolph Visits Former Home
Lt. William Peyton Randolph, former Aniston resident and son of the late Judge George B. Randolph, visited friends in the city yesterday. After fourteen years in the army rising from private to lieutenant, he was stationed in Arivane and then transferred to Omanga Park to report this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Byrd Smith
Anniston
Helen Smith Woodruff
New York
Selma
Matilda Haynsworth
Uniontown
Louise Guice
Gadsden
Hal
Frank Sparks
Chattanooga
William Peyton Randolph
George B. Randolph
Randolph Aas
Arivane
Omanga Park
Niles votes $5,000 for Red Cross care of soldiers
Niles Michigan city council allocates 5,000 to the Red Cross amid talk of using the city improvement fund. Citizens endure hardship as the sacrifice supports sick and wounded soldiers overseas. With 6,000 population and 518 men registered, 227 enlisted.
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Puntry
Niles
Red Cross
American Farmers Study Tractor Farm Methods
Fremont Neb August 6 National Farm Tractor Week opened with a large attendance of tractor manufacturers engineers and progressive farmers from the West Daily demonstrations will be given by over 250 farm tractors. Many thousands of acres of land are leased and machines will work from morning to night. American manufacturers are expected to produce about 50 000 tractors this year compared with a prior goal of 70 000 but labor material shortages and standardization slow production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, Neb
Star Want Ads The Map Ket Place fer Evervone
Local classified page advertises a community marketplace with general listings for jobs housing and goods. Readers may find opportunities services and items for sale across the town.
Virginia three cornered race confuses old time politicians
Richmond Virginia on the eve of Democratic primaries for governor and other offices the three cornered race center on the prohibition issue Each candidate's stance shapes the field Ellyson Pollard and Davis vie with Davis tapping anti organization and wet votes while Ellyson and Pollard lead the dry bloc Davis draws farmer and agricultural support across Virginia
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Virginia
Richmond
J. Taylor Ellyson
John Garland Pollard
The
Commonwealth
Westmoreland Davis
London County
Ellyson
Pollard
Davis
Old Dominion
Democratic Party
Ellyson Nor
Striking Miners On Gogebic Iron Range End Strike
In Bessemer Michigan on August 6 striking miners on the Gogebic iron range voted to end the week long stoppage and return to work tomorrow at the same pay and hours as before their protest for higher wages and shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grogric
Bessemer, Mich
Googble Iron Range
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D. B. Walsh
Mamie Lee Woods
Fort Deposit
R. L. Woods, Jr
Mrs. Woods
Wilmer Avenue
Miss Rosa
Margaret Bowie
Samuel P. Kennedy
Shelbyville, Tenn
Edward Maupin
Lela Creen
Montgomery
John Bowie
Cecil Creen
Alabama Cavalry
Macon
Lucile Mundie
Birmingham
A. B. Sawyer
J. G. McClellan
0. B. Fleming
Kennet
Mearle Rikard
Buena Vista
J. BR. Waddell
Quintard Avenue
Undine Ayers
Mary Lee Ayers
Carnesville, Ga
Panthea
ed—Calotabs
W. P. Randolph
Randolph
King
Fifth Avenue
OM Oma
Signe Paterson
Signe Patterson
Sweden
Newport
Niles, Mich
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W. B. Lifford
Troy
Organization
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