Social and Personal News from Talladega and Nearby
A long list of social notices names dozens of residents visiting, returning from trips, and attending events in Talladega, Sylacauga, Montgomery, and nearby towns. WEDDINGS and engagements include the Bose and Deeble nuptials. Special mentions note Samantha Schidu plans a themed skidoo party for her twenty third birthday. Local visits feature Misses Gray, Tomlin, and Miss Mande Chambers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Samantha Schidu
Henryville
Implied inquiry about impression during a call
Fragmentary lines describe a question about a favorable impression from a call and a misread or mis-scan mentioning Helyn Thardly and a reference to a news page. Details are unclear and names may be distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helyn
Thardly
Papa
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offers reward
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the medicine works internally by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by F J Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin, with testimonials and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
D. Hall
All Draggiste
Adjutant General Graves Visits Camp Pratt Huntsville
Special correspondence from Camp Tracy Huntsville July 20 describes the arrival of Adjutant General Bibb Graves at Camp Pratt. The event drew praise for Graves and the camp’s leadership under Col. W. H. McKleroy with notable mentions of companies D and I. A well attended dress parade, a barbecue by Huntsville citizens, and promotions including Private Amos Howle to sergeant major are noted along with Maj. D. H. Smith's information book for guardsmen and battalion reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy W. Pratt
Huntaville
Bibb Graves
Camp Pratt
Gen. Graves
Alabama
Bill’y Brandon
Anniston
W. H. McKleroy
Col. McKleroy
Truntsville
Camp
Huntsville
Amos Howle
Hugh Fitzgerald
Oscar Kilby
Alabama National Guard
Oxford
Talladega
Sylacanga
McKleroy
Gadsden
Albertsville
Decatur
Florence
Sylacauga
Birmingham
Woodlawn
Alexander City
Dean's Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief for Children
Advertisement claims quick relief and cure from eczema sores and itching for babies and children. It states safety for youngsters and that all druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Get what you want quickly by putting a want ad in The Star
A brisk notice urges readers to place want ads in The Star to swiftly obtain desired items or services. It highlights ease of submission and the potential reach of the newspaper classifieds.
Sexton Named Alabama Commander of Confederate Veterans
Capt. A. C. Sexton of Montgomery was appointed to command the Alabama division of the United Confederate Veterans by commander-in-chief J. W. Apperson. He succeeds Clarence J. Owens, who moves to lead the Army of the Tennessee department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
A. C. Sexton
Alabama
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
J. W. Apperson
Clarence J. Owens
Army of the Tennessee Department
Sexton
Thomas M. Owen
Secretary of State
Blue Ribbon Meeting Opens at Grosse Pointe Track
The Blue Ribbon race meeting begins today at the Grosse Pointe track in Detroit marking the start of the grand circuit season. Over four days five stake events sum to $21,000 with the M and M and the $5,000 Chamber of Commerce stakes drawing intense interest and anticipated fast, spirited contests.
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Detroit
Mich
Grosse Pointe
Chamber of Commerce
Crazy farmer kills family in Michigan murder spree
Nuncia Mich July 22 Henry Secutcheon a 30 year old farmer near the village ran amuck with an ax killing his invalid son his wife and her foster father Later shot by Henry McClellan a neighbor whom the killer had also attacked
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Nuncia, Mich
Henry Secutcheon
Henry McClellan
North Dakota State Fair Opens With Large Attendance Outlook
Grand Forks prepares for a big North Dakota state fair week as visitors from across the state fill the city. Organizers report more exhibits than ever and higher quality across departments. A new race program is set to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Michigan Rural Letter Carriers Convene in Flint
The Michigan Rural Letter Carriers Association holds its sixth annual convention in Flint on July 23 and 24. W. R. Spilman of Washington, D. C., superintendent of free delivery, will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Michigan Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
W. R. Spilman
Washington, D. C
Local Train Schedules Outline Northbound to Gadsden and Birmingham
Rail timetable fragment lists local to Gadsden and Birmingham with connections to Wellington Cartersville Calera. Times at 2:35 am 2:00 am 10:07 am 7:30 pm 10:07 pm include variations for northbound service and transfers at Calera and Wellington with several daily slots.
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Gadsden
Birmingham
Tence
Sam Jones
Wellington
Cartersville
History of iron making in Alabama to be published soon
Truman H. Aldrich explains the Alabama iron history project led by Miss Armes, backed by the Commercial club. The work aims to record factual history from early plants to the present day, without advertising or graft, with contributions from notable locals and organizations, and a six month publication timeline by Houghton Mifflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Armes
Commercial Club
Truman H. Aldrich
Birmingham Age-Herald
Henry F. DeBardleben
George B. McCormack
David Roberts
Louis W. Clark
Rufus N. Rhodes
Ross Smith
A. H. Woodward
Young Morris Bush
Shelby Iron Company
James Bowron
Miss
G. B. McCormack
Tannehill
James M. Swank
Houghton Mifflin Publishing Company
Boston
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Talladega Springs
Vieitore
Tiladega Springs
W. ¥. Savage
Dan Toomer
Ll. Wilke
Aberdeen
Mia
J. L. Brown
Andalusia
WL. G. Faber
Coral Leonard
J. J. Nathan
Greensboro
Ralph Johnston
T. F. Johnston
Vivian Johnston
W. J. McKenzie
Joe Moyer
B.D. Warse
New York
W. D. Wilson
Frank I Hubbard
A. T. Brannen
George T. McPlderry
K. Walker
Shelby
H. P. Bamford
HW. T. Knox
Chattanooga
Ben l L. Cambers
J. P. Womble
Atlanta
J. M
W. P. Hart
T. P. Johnston
T. B. Whiton
W. P. Golson
Rush Luttrell
John Kennedy
Miss Bleavns
Calera
Miss Kemper
W. P. Smith
G. M Slaughter
E. J. Parsons
Camp Hill
L. ©. Young
Richmond
Mra
Eba Searbrough
Columbus, Ga
Uniontown
Ala
JL. Searbrough
Pope Jones
Newnan, Ga
Bose-Deeble
Vitta Bose
Albert A. Deeble
Indaw
RB. D. Thompson
Ward Three
J. H. Poster
Parker Memorial Church
Tt Wen
Bremingham
le Ft
Joe Farley
Yancey B. Weleh
Seventh Street
Wilmer Avenue
Rhodes Island
Eula Gray
Selma
Y. B. Weleh
Joe
Mins Emma Perkins
Amniston
Wirmingham Ledger
Mins
Madge Goodloe
G .H. Norwood
Leftee
Gainesville
R. L. Cater
Irene
Cater
Eva Seaman
Nettie Huffman
Mrs. 2 & Pound
Renfroe
Daniel Hogan
Deatsville
City
W. L. Little
Misa Esther Tavell
J. F. Creen
Tuscaloosa
Matilda Gray
Noble Institute
A. F. Bullard
W. R. Buchanan
Bullard
Lillian Tomlin
Cartersville, Ga
H. M. Martin
Leighton Avenue
George Britton Jr
Marion
N. B. Britton
P.O. Box
Anniston, Ala
John Fitz
North Dakota State Fair
Michigan Rural Carriers
Union
Southern Railway
Macon
Washington
New Night
East
Meridian
Shreveport
Greenville
Memphis
New Orleans
Rome
Talladega and
Childersburg
Loussville
Nashville
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