Paderewski Soiree Party Heads to Birmingham
A society note reports a group planning to travel to Birmingham next Friday to hear Paderewski. Attendees include F W Jones Dustman Ivylyn Duggan Ethel Randolph Minna Bell and Mesdames Coleman and McCalley with more likely to join. They return Saturday morning. Also tonight Prof Alfred H Lough will give his first organ recital at St Michael and All Angels Church with the choir assisting and a likely large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Paderewski
F. W. Jones
Misses Dustman
Ivylyn Duggan
Anniston College
Ethel Randolph
Minna Bell
Mesdames
John W. Coleman
R. L. McCalley
Alfred H. Lough
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Lough
Night Train Dispatcher Named for Anniston Division
The L and N railroad adds a night train dispatcher post at the Anniston division due to growing business. W T Williams, longtime ticket agent at the union station, will assume the new duties next month. K E Meredith, previously at Oxford Southern depot, will replace Williams and is already learning the role while Meredith works from the Anniston office. Williams is expected to operate from the L N roundhouse. Coal orders should go to Anniston Ice Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
W. T. Williams
Union
KE. N. Meredith
Southern Depot
Oxford
Willams
Meredith
Death of Major John F. McGuire in Anniston
Major John F. McGuire died after a stroke while reading at his home five miles northwest of the city. He was 61, formerly a noted attorney in Clinton Iowa, and owned a Gulf of Mexico guano island valued at about 50 000. A son in Chicago arrives to arrange funeral likely at Edgemont cemetery. He was active in G A R circles and a member of the local camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. McGuire
Major McGuire
Anniston
J. A. Wills
Mahlep
Clinton
Iowa
Gulf of Mexico
Washburn- Owens Barbed Wire Co
Chicago
Edgemont Cemetery
Local G A R Men Attend Major McGuire Funeral
Headquarters Daniel Tyler Post No 7 Anvinston Ala February 20 Comrades Major John F McGuire died yesterday at his home He was a member of the Loyal Legion The Post orders all members to attend the funeral and invites Sons of Veterans and Union veterans to join in the services through the press notice by Eldorapo Kasia Adjutant and Randolph Commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel ‘Tyler
Department of Alabama
Anvinston
Ala
John F. McGuire
Society of the Loyal Legion
McGuire
Sons of Veterans
Eldorapo Kasia
G. B. Randolph
Pennington Buried in Los Angeles After Quick Death
The late John L. Pennington Jr. son of Hon. Jnc. L. Pennington of this city, died in Los Angeles from cerebral congestion after overwork. He had been doing notable newspaper work there when he collapsed. Mrs. Pennington plans to move to Atlanta to be with a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pennington Jr
Jnc. L. Pennington
Los Angeles
Cal
Pennington
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Richmond, Va
the Globe Clothing Company
Richmond
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Ile
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Globe A
Tchoes
Bob Taylor
Robinson's Book Store
M. Markstein
North Alabama
J. A. Magnus & Co
Aeve
Opera House
Tenth & Noble Sts
the Parish Jewelry Company
Parris Jewelry Company
Rem Bros
Office
Waantred
Anniston Mercantile CO
P. O
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L. & N. Round
Anniston Ice Co
Anniston Carpet Mill
James Buckler
Anniston Carpet Company
Anniston Trading Company
Crystal Lee
Yearman, Anniston
Maj. McGuire
Jack Pennington
California
Anniston Lime and Strong Co
10Th St
Wilmer Hotel
Chattanooga Beer
R. E. Garner
Iron Queen
Peerless Saloons
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