Spring social notes from Anniston and Jacksonville
A jumble of social events across Anniston and Jacksonville features Miss Mary Jude Britton hosting a rock party with flowers and punch pour by Margaret Britton and Winnie Lyon, while Miss Addie Hammond entertains with a bridge party for Mrs. Gee H. Gray of Nashville. Guests include numerous local residents and visitors, with travel plans noted for Greensboro and Charlotte as well as Birmingham and Crest Hill farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jude Britton
Ines Exglee
Opelika
Toynch
Margaret Britton
Miss Hammond
Biome
Jacksonville
Addie Hammond
Gee. H. Gray
Nashville
Tenn
George Rowan
Atkins
H. H. Montgomery
Henry Edwards
Mra Morrie
Mors
C. W. Daneette
Cary Tony
Gadedem
Blake Stevemson
Mamie Framk
Maybelle Baker
Selmia
Local Guests and Travels Round Jacksonville Notes
Jacksonville July 30 Special Mrs Ella Ramagnamo returns home after visiting Birmingham relatives Miss May Belle Baker visits Selma Miss Eu nice Morris and Miss Margaret Mitchell are in Anniston and Montgomery visitors and guests travel to Sulphur Springs Gadsden and Russelleye motored gatherings and domestic trips are noted including visits by Dr Will Acton and family and Mr A H Roebuck party preparations to camp at Sulphur Springs for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ella Ramagnamo
Birmingham
Addie Hammond
Sulphur Springs
B. H. Denman
Anniston Mannly
May Belle Baker
Mize Louise Douthit
Selama
Eunice Morris
Anniston
Margaret Mitehbell
Louise Doutteil
Gallie Browan
Annie
Sarah Gaston
John Watson
Montgomery
George Rowan
A. H. Roebuck
Alice
Alfred
Belle Scott
Texas
Beimge
Henry Fitz
Will Acton
William
F. Jones
Sam Bass
Gadsden
Atkins
Russellyete
Locks Missing at Bastile County Jail Warden Seeks Clues
J W Weatherly warden reports missing pad locks and staples from a chicken house or stable. Forks found at Sam Mathis home tied to stolen harness. Mathis held on $200 bond for concealing property before Judge Rowan. Frank Mathis and his brother await trial for horse theft near Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weatherty
Mr. Weather
Sam Mathis
Mathie
Johan F Rowan
Frank Mathie
Sarr Mathis
Jeff Howe
Jacksoraville
Roosevelt to Voice Opposition on Colombian Treaty
Washington, June 3. Former President Roosevelt will be allowed to speak against the Colombian treaty before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. No agreement was reached on when the treaty will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boy injured by dynamite cap in Rome incident
Waldron Brannon, young son of J L Brannon, was severely injured when a lit match ignited a dynamite cap. The blast rendered him unconscious and cost him his left hand and two fingers. Local notices mention visiting relatives from South Carolina and Georgia, and a long obituary for Aunt Hannah Sproull, aged 75, who died at Coffee Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Waldron Branmon
J. L. Brannon
France
Monsieur Poincaire
United States of America
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts Kidney Health Tip
A health warning advises reducing meat intake to prevent kidney strain and a range of ailments including backache and urinary issues. It recommends Jad Salts as a daily morning dose to flush and stimulate kidneys, claiming it neutralizes urine acidity and prevents bladder irritation. Endorsed by Elam Hamrick Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam-Hamrick Drug Co
Past scandal roils Paris as Caillaux Poincaré tale unfolds
Evelym Nesbit Thaw reports from Paris that Madame Henriette Caillaux and Madame Poircaire spark a political fight over private life amid rumors of a plot to force President Poincaré to resign. The piece traces marriages, betrayals, and the high society fallout as the Caillaux Poincaré case looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelym Nesbit
Paris
Madame Henritte Caillaux
France
Madame Catliaux
Madame Hen
Riette Caillaux
Madame Poimcaire
St. Lazare
Elysee Palace
Mme
Incaire
Mme. Poimeaire
Mweta
Oda
Levant
Mar Seilles
Becamme
Mam
Fromekh Gulana
Merciless Time Tests Anniston Man’s Kidney Cure
An Anniston resident, J. T. Ross, 1510 Noble St., reports heavy back pain and sleepless nights from a kidney complaint. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills, he experienced lasting relief and notes he hasn't needed a kidney remedy since. The ad states Dean's Kidney Pills are sold at Wikle's drug store and promotes the product by citing Ross's May 14, 1924 endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Roas
Noble St
Anniston
Ala
Dean
Wikle's
Ross
Doan
Ff’ ester-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
IN. Y
Notice of attachment in Calhoun County Circuit Court
J A Skaggs sues D L Langston in Calhoun County Alabama. An attachment issued July 15 1914 against Langston covers personal property at 1 1/2 and 20 East 20th Street Anniston valued around 500 dollars. Civil record notes Langston as a resident and notifies him of the levy and pendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circept Court
Calhoun County
Alabama
J. A. Skaggs
D. Llangston
J. A. Sages
D. L. Langst
East 20Th Street
Anniston
D. L. Langston
D. Langston
T._E. WATSON
Star Want Ads The Market Place for Everybody
Classified notice lists diverse ads for jobs homes services and goods in the Star newspaper marketplace. Readers find listings for employment real estate vehicles and miscellaneous items across city categories.
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Mars
D. B. Walsh
Mies Ruth
Fhm Leibbetter
Charlee E. Flargoon
Dp. C
Weet
Pericio
W. G. Ledbetter
Elm Street
Peers
Ferna Ana Pelmk
Weley
Rwite Ledbetter
Misa Feerence Ledbetter
Efeter
Nine
Elizabeth Jewin
Matle Miektman
Grace Lechetter
Mary McCaskey
Mise Florine Smith
Dev. Preston Blake
Southside Baptist Church
Burgoon
Jet
Cascene Carpenter
Murray Field
Mies Firittos
Helem
Ledbetter
Virginia Carre
Jeabel Easley
Mies Knoxye Lanning
Annie Quinn
R. H. Cobbs and Sons
Tunstall and
Hanner Cobbs
Greensboro
Twinstall
Cobbs and Sons
Charlotte
George Graham
Florine Smyth
Emma Lee
Ellen Ledbetter
Birmimgham
Ruth W. Ledbetter
Mr. Burgoom
Do. Clouis E. Ogletree
Cliff Powell
Wrightenville
Lillian Moore
Esta Henry
Noble Street
Inez Duke of
Detomak
Miss Abbie
Bomeabeth
Misa
Caudle
Leightom Avenue
Miss Loss Nelle
Charles Stewart
Tyler Hill
J. Ledenter
J. W. Mallory
Misses Ledbetter
Jinmie Ledbbette
Sulphur Springa
Lorena Ingram
Helen Ledbetter
Crest Hill Farm
J. V. McElreath
Rock
Gueets
Helen
Catherine Linthteum
Mae Raglamel
Tex
Mra
FR. L. Bowcock
Noble Institute
Triaul
Margaret E. Lea
Laura Setzler
N. M. King
Hattie Wenn
Miss Ethel Houser
Mathematics
Science
Margaret BO
Bastile
T. FR
John Hammond
Addie Hammend
W. W. Battle
Talladega
Mir
W. C. Irby Jr
Laurenns
South Carolina
H. T. Stevenson
Gus Edwards
Florence
Lou Edwards
Mra. Sc. Stevenson
Francis
Elizabeth
Hi.ll. Stevenson
Minnie VV Denis
NM. L. Johnston
Case Station
Weems
Ada Weir
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Carrol Nowan
Geo. Row
EK. E. Headley
cCtlanton
Carl Lay
Gadedlen
Lytelle McCormick
Cedartown
Arnold
Ernest
R. L. Tinghes
Maggie Mooney
Duke Station
Mezzie Headley
Hannah Sproull
Coffee Street
Bori
Hillside Cemetery
Judson Colleges
A. Nadie
Mme. Caillanx
Mers
Evelyn Nesbet
Mme. Poinaire
Evelyn Weshit
Waucdeville
Poincaire
Caillaux Twee
Madame la Piatolere
Fox
Champs Elysee
New York
Madame Poincaire
Filaux
She Marriea
Caillaux
America
Mme. Calllaux
Calliaux
Suris
Caiillaux-Poincaire
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