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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1911

Page

8

Society notes on June weddings and events

June wedding plans for Miss Evelyn Wilson and Mr Emmett Whiteside detailed along with a series of social gatherings. Guests include Miss Lucey Houser Miss Ellen Ledbetter Mrs Theodore Maybank and Miss Kathleen Owen among others. Local families Anniston Birmingham and Kissimmee connections noted with parties on Noble Street and Tyler Hill.

Miss Wilson Mary Weatherly H. B. Rudisill le Kb Evelyn Wilson Emmett Whiteside Methodist Nan Walker South Carolina Lucey Houser Miss Schuessler Roanoke Lucy Ledbetter Julia Cole

Delightful afternoon party honors Mrs A T Owen in El Paso guest list

Mrs Bibert PD Willett hosted a cordial gathering at her Leighton avenue home with music by El Paso musician Mrs Active T Owen and her sister Mrs Georgia Bradford of Oklahoma City. Local ladies assisted in entertainment as out of town guests Miss Helen Mallory of Charlotte NY and Mrs John Chisholm of Birmingham attended.

Theodore Fe D. Maybank Leighton Avenue Margaret Reynolds Tyler Hill Bibert PD Willett Active T. Owen el Paso Texas Georgia T. Bradford Oklahoma City B. Ridley Eugene L. Turner Kate Bell Jessie Goodwin Mary Gardner Iva Cook Hattie Glover William Norton Florida Carrie McClure Knox C. H. Robinson Lizzie Roberts A. T. Owen Scott Roberts Kathleen Owen Cuthbert Alberta Glover W. B. Lloyd Helen Mallory Charlotte N. Y John Chisholm Birmingham

Deafness Cure Claims Constitutional Remedies

An early 20th century advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh related deafness. It promises one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and urges sending for circulars from Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hiall Cheney & CO Toledo Constipa Lou

Daughters of the American Revolution Officers Elected

Bienville Chapter elected officers headed by regent Mrs. Walter A Robinson and first vice regent Mrs. Stephen Mitchell. The meeting also announced invitations from Mrs. John B Carrington and Mrs. Chisholm Mallory. A Quintard avenue bridge party honored Miss Evelyn Wilson with a watercolor prize to Miss Julia Coleman.

Bienville the Daughters of the American Revolution Walter A. Robinson Stephen Mitchell Thomas Scott Roberts Thomas EB. Kilby James Draper C. A. Thompson Emily Tyler

No More Wood in Battleships

The United States plans to remove all wood from battleships in dreadnought design reforms. Tests on the San Marcos showed wooden decks splintered and damaged, with potential injuries to the crew. Corrugated steel decks will replace wood, and double ceilings will reduce heat from the upper steel deck.

Washington, D. C United States San Marcos Jit

Strongest Soldier Claim Goes to Private Bocquin

Private Bocquin 23 of the first mountain regiment at Grenoble claims the title after carrying a three inch mountain gun with shells and all accessories to a weight of 1000 pounds. Three men rode atop the gun during the feat.

Paris Bocquin Grenoble

Humus in Orchard Soil Boosts Water Capacity and Nutrition

Humus loosens soil particles increasing water holding ability and supports beneficial soil bacteria. A cover crop alters soil chemistry, making nutrients available for trees. It collects and digests plant food and returns it to the trees.

Mrs Elizabeth Bonds Laid To Rest At New Hope Cemetery

The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Bonds, 73, died Monday evening in this city. Funeral services were led by Rev. J. Chandler at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, with burial at New Hope cemetery. She leaves sons A. B. Bonds and T. D. Bonds and daughters Mrs. Lily Robinett and Miss Mollie Bonds, all residents of this city.

New Hope Cemetery D. Bonds Gurnee Avenue Lily Robinett Mollie Bonds

Waterworks Association Opens In Rochester Session

The thirty first annual convention of the American Waterworks Association begins a four day session in Rochester with delegates from major U S and Canadian cities. J Y Watson coal dealer advertises winter supplies and invites calls to discuss prices and grades.

Waterworks Association Rochester N. Y American Waterworks” Association United States Canada J. O. Watson Waton Jys

Sheriff’s Sale Notice of Property in Calhoun County

By virtue of an execution from the City court of Anniston Calhoun county Alabama I levy on the SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Section 23 8 1-2 of SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 Section 22 NE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Section 22 Township 15 Range 7 East to satisfy a judgment against George D Hanks in favor of First National Bank of Anniston The sale is set for Monday July 10 1911 during legal hours at the courthouse door in Anniston Calhoun county Alabama Dated Anniston June 5 1911 Sheriff Calhoun County June6-ltw-3wks

Anniston Calhoun County Alabama George D. Hanks First National Bank of Township 15 Court House

Estate of Mary Emeline DeArman notice to creditors

In Calhoun County Alabama Probate Court the estate of Mary Emeline DeArman deceased is administered with Letters testamentary granted June 5 1911. All creditors must present claims within the legal period or be barred by law. Executor David C Wright signs the notice dated June 6 1921.

State OF Alabama Calhoun County Said Mary Emeline DeArman Feene Emmett F. Crook

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