Marriage at Leatherwood Station in Blue Mountain City
Reverend Noah Stevens officiated as O L Marlor and Missora Lee Smith of Blue Mountain City wed Sunday at Leatherwood Station on the Louisville Nashville line. Friends in Blue Mountain City and here extend congratulations. Chief N T Glosson recovered another watch under suspicious circumstances and offers to return it to the owner for notice expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hev. Noah Stevens
O. L. Marlor
Missora Lee Smith
Blue Mountain City
Leatherwood Station
Louisville
N. T. Glosson
Ill Relative Telegram Sends Man to Dallas for Illmother
D F Owen rushed to Dallas Georgia after telegram about his wife's mother gravely ill. Mrs Owen had visited bedside several days earlier. The item notes local weather data from Anniston for June 19 1911 with temperature highs and lows and forecast showers tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Owen
Dallas
Duffy's Grape Juice Bargain Promises Quality
The ad touts Duffy's Grape Juice at 35 cents a quart as a high grade bargain. A separate report notes a tragic shooting in which Hayes accidentally killed his sister with a breech loading shotgun while they played, describing the fatal wound. The rest promotes fresh foods and grocery shopping at Sterne's with iced tea options like Orange Pekoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFall
Hayes
Sterne’s
Picnic lunches advertised at Sterne's store
Fresh Philadelphia Cream, Pimeno and Swiss Cheese offered weekly by express. Consumers are urged to assemble a better picnic lunch with less effort by choosing Sterne's superior quality and larger variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Express
Sterne'’S
Treasury all right in Alabama says deficit minimal
A June 10 report to Governor Emmet O Nea l by Assistant Examiner J T Gorman says the state’s deficit by September 30 will be very small or none. The cash balance is the lowest in five years but May be offset by projected receipts. new revenue measures may fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Spe. Cin
Emmet O'Neal
J. T. Gorman
Treasury
O'Neal
Examiner Gorman
Gorman
Comer
St Michael's Sunday School Picnic at Oxford Lake Park
On Thursday next June 22 St Michael and All Angels Sunday school will hold a picnic at Oxford Lake park. Children west of the railroad may buy tickets at the rectory Wednesday from 3 to 6 PM, others Thursday morning at Wikle's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Oxford Lake Park
Wikle’s Drug Store
Child dies at Sycamore Valley buried in South Alabama
A twenty two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Bush of Sycamore Valley died Saturday afternoon and was buried Sunday in South Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bush
Sycamore Valley
South Alabama
Mr Watson Reported Seriously Ill
The friends of R. O. Watson report he has been bedbound for ten days with rheumatism and his condition has grown serious after a restless night with no evident improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Watson
Final plans for English coronation announced in London
London welcomes reigning European royalty as coronation preparations reach final stages. Officials promise a record cost for King George VI's coronation with a grand state reception tonight. Windsor gold plates totaling eight tons will be used at the banquet. After dinner, King George and Queen Mary attend the Shakespeare ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
Windsor
Queen Mary
Masons Meet Tonight At Anniston Lodge No 443
A special communication of Anniston Lodge No 443 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons is held tonight at 8 o clock. Master Mason degree work will be conducted and visiting brethren are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Page
Esquire
Anniston Lodge
Eaton Remains in Jail in Kennedy Murders
John Eaton was still confined in the Calhoun county jail Monday afternoon as an alleged accomplice in the murder of Shell and Sarge Kennedy. It was said Saturday that he would likely make bond today, while W. F. Kennedy had been bailed out by friends Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eaton
Calhoun County
Shell
Sarge Kennedy
W. F. Kennedy
Four Aviators Die in Paris to Madrid Race Start
Paris mourns as three aviators die and one is fatally wounded at the Paris to Madrid event start amid a race offering 94000 dollars in prizes. Crashes mark the course from Paris to Liege as officials move to curb aviation’s deadly costs. Pope Pius plans an international crusade against prize flights following the Paris fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berteaux
Rome
Pope Pius
Ante-bellum Negro III Ailing Jim Allen Berryman
An elderly Black man named Allen Berryman claims to have served under General Hood in the Confederacy and fought at Nashville Bull Run Chickamauga and other battles. He recently arrived from New Orleans and lies on the grass in a neglected, helpless condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Berryman
Hood
Nashville
Bullrush
Chickamauga
New Orleans
After Death What Subject Tonight at Church
The Church of Christ hosts Evangelist Bernard presenting Tonight's topic After Death What with a wall chart for explanation. Questions include whether one can reach the next world by own act, the timing of death, and the existence of Hades Tartarus Hell and final judgment. An afternoon service is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bernard
the Star
Heaven
Hades
Tartarus
Sunday-school Outing at Oxford Lake Park
DeArmanville group picnicked at Oxford Lake park last Saturday with a fine noon dinner. L. H. Davis has led the Sunday-school for nine years and calls it the best in the state, free of a superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeArmanville
Oxford Lake Park
L. H. Davis
Possible Double Header Due To Rain Tonight
Rain halted today’s Mod els versus Decatur game and officials expect a double header tomorrow afternoon with both teams in action.
Classified Ads Highlight Automatic Selection Method
Classified advertising notes the use of automatic selection to pair readers with offers. It discusses how this system matches readers to ads and streamlines response, signaling efficient targeting in readership outreach.
If It's Advertised It's Worth Lookng MP
The fragment suggests a consumer motto about evaluating advertised items. It mentions price or value implied by advertising and the notion that advertised goods may be worth inspecting. No clear event, person, or organization is identified.
Meetings Set to Run Several Days This Week
Tuesday at 3 40 o clock the meetings will continue for several days beginning at p m. The notes indicate ongoing sessions starting this afternoon with a series of discussions to follow.
Housing Star Want Ads Turned Into Ready Money
A compact notice notes that useful but unused articles can be converted into cash through the housing star want ads, offering a quick way to turn clutter into money.
Alabama State Fair Exhibit By Railroads In 1911
The Alabama State Fair in Birmingham from October 5 to 14, 1911 will include a joint display by the Southern railway Alabama Great Southern and the Mobile and Ohio railroads. The exhibit covers agricultural horticultural mining and forest products and manufactured articles. Rail officials will provide information on territory crops lands prices and opportunities for agricultural and industrial projects in the Southeast to attract settlers and showcase regional advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Gallway
Oda
Rates Notice for Classified Ads
One cent a word a day with no ad taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany or dear order except to regular advertisers.
Wanted readers rent books at Robinson's Book Store
An old classified note seeks 500 readers to rent books from a neighborhood circulation library at Robin son's Book Store. Also listings advertise rental rooms and houses along with a sale of a residence and lots at Quintard Seventh, and a six room house with garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson’s Book Store
A. Hy Borders
Sheriff's Office
Juniper
Quintard
Seventh Street
Seventh and Lapsley
Geo. Johnston
Johnston Brothers Company
Lost keys recoverable at Star office
A bundle of keys found with notice that the owner can reclaim them at the Star office by paying advance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Baptist World Alliance sessions feature international ministers
The convention includes addresses on The Awakening of Baptist Laymen by Rev W T Stackhouse of New York for Northern Baptists, Prof J T Henderson for Southern Baptists, and Prof H P Moore of Toronto for Baptists of Canada. Dr John Clifford of England presides. About a hundred Baptist ministers arrive from Russia, many jailed for church openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stackhouse
New York
Northern Baptists
J. T. Henderson
Southern Baptists
8. P. Moore
Toronto
The
Baptists of
Canada
Baptists World Alliance
John Clifford
England
Russia
Personal mentions from Louisville to Birmingham visitors
Stokes of Louisville came to Anniston today. Rownean of New Orleans and Lane of Sylacauga were among the visitors. Wilson Plaisance and Weaver of Birmingham are here. Hutson and Wharton of Chattanooga visited the Alabama. Lurch Gallaher and Missy Nellie Gallaher travel to Atlanta for two months. Letcher of Montgomery stayed at the Alabama. Byrne of Talladega visited last night. Halley Brooke, Sheriff Brooks's son, ill with typhoid fever. Elsie Camp of McEldery visiting Ruth Craddock. Coal ad available and a war ad hint for business backing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterne's
Reidinger & Co
United States Weather Bureau
Anniston
W. F. Clark
Ira
JA. N. Stanley Undertaker
Louis Kidd Furniture Company
Charles Dickens
Alamo
Treasury All Right
Alabama
Penses
Michael's
MR. Watson
London
Eaton
Liege
Alabama Presbyterian College For
Carnegie
United States
WM A. White
MO. W. Stagg
Models
Decatur
Thru Fair
Wilmer Avenue
Baptist
Stokes
O. Rownean of
C. C. Lane
Sylacauga
City
R. £. Wilson
George M. Plaisance
J. B. Weaver
J. G. Hutson and
A. D. Wharton of
Chattanooga
Alabama Today
Lurch Galliher
Missy Nellie Gallaher
Atlanta
J.T. Letcher
W. T. Byrne
Talladega
Halley Brooke
Sheriff
T. Brooks
Elsie Camp of
McEldery
Ruth Craddock
Moore
Wat
Gurnee
Sam's L. Crook & Company
West Lith Street
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