Wedding of Miss Fannie Branch and Mr Herbert Breedlove
A detailed society page recounts the Blishop Methodist church wedding of Miss Fannie Webb Branch and Mr. Herbert Breedlove at sunset, with elaborate decor, music, wedding party roles, and a reception at the bride’s mother’s home before the couple departed for a wedding trip. The piece also notes other society events and local figures attending various functions and visits.
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Mendelssohn
John T. Aycock
Paul Felker
Sid Wheeler
Monroe
Edmund Jordan
Atlanta
Sara Wilson
Watkinsville
Alice Chandler
Athens
Edmund, Jordan
Heide
Valleet
R. Otho
Herschel Breedlove
W. P. King
Decatur
Local Society Notes and Travels Mentioned
The item lists visitors and residents in Eatonton and nearby towns, noting Kittie Nell Bell and Mary Lou Arnold from Monroe staying with Mrs. J. W. Galloway, Mrs. A. S. Thornton's illness, Nell Forbes' mountain trip after success in concert and club work, Forbes family ties to Cox College and New York, Mr. and Mrs. McBride Howell from Athens hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Robison, the death of J. N. Hutchison in Columbus, Steven Upson Jr. heading to Brevard for camp, the Woodruffs visiting Beacham, and several locals returning from Columbus and Athinta for Legion events and a Summer school address by M. L. Brittain.
Parachute Surprise At Cardington Station
A royal airbase night watchman witnessed a parachutist drop from the sky near Cardington early morning. Commodore Miltland, returning from Epsom, explained a sudden need to attend a meeting and jumped from the aircraft to reach Cardington in time. The lone jumper, wearing a white hat, served as an impromptu traffic and wireless observer for the Derby races.
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Bedford
Eng
Royal
Cardington
Bon
Matthaid
Howden
Epom
Commodore Miltland
Summer School Assembly Program Highlights and Dates
The document lists July 13 to July 28 evening programs at Porto Rico New Paris and local venues featuring Professor Ramirez Mar sie recital Hodgson Hodgson Madame Lustrat and readers. It notes moving picture evenings at Pound auditorium and University Chapel courtesy of Palace theater managers, with films selected by Dr Edwards Professor Earnest and Mr Joel.
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Porto Rico
R. W. Ramirez
Marsie
Hugh Leslie Hodgson
Kate Blake Hodgson
the New Paris
Madame L. Lustrat
Carolyn Cobb
May Brown
Adam Lemon
Barrow
Department of Music
Estelle Baldwin
Moving Pictures
Palace Theater
Pound Auditorium
University Chapel
Edwards
Earnest
Joel
New Palace
Theater plan lists select venues and dates
The plan outlines high class selections with shorter comedy and educational segments interspersed. Schedule shows events at University chapel on July 7 and July 12, State Normal on July 9 and July 16, plus July 1 and July 23 dates at the University chapel and State Normal, featuring Vin Cox and Louis Searbor Boothough, with a game Eagles vs. Tigers.
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University
State Normal
University Chapel
Vin Cox
Louis Searbor- Boothough
Eagles
U S Civil aviation survey reports 1200 planes fly 3.25 million miles
The Aircraft Association announces that in the last six months 1200 commercial planes in the United States logged about 3,250,000 miles with 15 fatalities and 43 injuries in 27 serious accidents. Most incidents traced to gypsy flyers and lack of federal air policy and terminals. Only 214 adequate civilian airports exist nationwide.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
United
Mt Vernon Masonic and Knights Lodges Directory
Mt Vernon area lodge notices list regular meeting nights for several organizations including Mt Vernon Lady M, Oliver Encampment No 14, Visitation Patriarchs, St Elmo Lodge K of P, Knights of Pythias Elm Lodge No 40, Rebelah Lodge No 6, Williams Lodge No 1000, and Center City Camp No 292. Meetings occur weekly on Fridays or Mondays at Odd Fellows and Castle Hall buildings on Clayton and College streets with visiting members invited. notices urge participation and remind readers to place want ads in The Bancer.
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Oliver
Odd Fellows’ Toll
Clayton Streety
Visttine
Pramblet
C. P
Harold T. Tuck
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Elm Lodges
Knights of Pythiae
Castle Hall
Clayton Street
Poon
Clasate City
Woo W
Lipscomb
Corner College
Clayton Streets
Pain Relief Claims From Cholera Norbuz Adends
Mrs Celesta Me Vicker of Macon Mississippi recounts a severe bout of stomach illness while visiting relatives in Michigan. She credits Chamberlains Col -- ter and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief after two or three doses, noting intense pain and a return to bed before recovery.
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Michigan
Celesta
Vicker
Macon
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Tonic and Blood Purifier
Those who are run down notice catarrh worsens, showing it is affected by overall health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to purify mucous surfaces, reduce inflammation, and restore normal conditions. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toleao
Ohio
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Elberton
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