Couple Married On Flint Bridge
A Texas couple, Wittlame and Miss Lillian Chine, wed on Flint Bridge and plan to reside in Texas. The bride, a schoolteacher, and her groom Mr Harnett of San Antonio returned to Texas after the ceremony to begin their life together.
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Flint Bridge
Wittlame
Oh Plliams
Texas
Lone Star Sota
Misa
Lillian Chine
Mr Harnett
San Antornio
Tex de Mies
Chine
Society News Rook Party for Miss Otwell
Friday morning at Canal Street Rook Club a party was held for Miss Otwell and guests Miss Lillian Ragey and Mrs. Perkins. Also noted were appearances by Miss Agnon Cannells and Mrs. Wyker with plans announced for future Friday gatherings.
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Misses Otwell
Otwell
Misa Agnon Cannells
Canal Street
Iision
Mitt
Will Wyker
Sotabos
Mrs. Perkins
Porch party honors Miss Helen Crate with prizes
Miss Marjory Pointer hosted a Wednesday porch party for guest Miss Helen Crate of Birmingham. Out of town visitors included Miss Elizabeth Otwell and Melen McCoy of Cullman and Miss Julian McLawren of Paris Texas. Friends and hosts enjoyed rock games and a teatime island course after which Susie Smith awarded the highest score prize. A Junior Music Study Club meeting at Miss Pointer’s home Friday will elect officers and requires members to attend.
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Crane
Marjory Pointer
Helen Crate
Birmingham
Elizabeth Otwell
Melen McCoy
Cullman
Agnes Cassdill
Julian McLawren
Paris
Tex
Beas Bailey
Elizabeth Ann Morton
Susie Smith
Susie Gardner
Sarah Blackwell
Eleanor Ramage
Frances Himes
Agnes Giles
Agnes Cassells
Ruth Hallbrooks
Edith Woodward
Louise Hiemming
Pluma King
Margaret Speake
Lucille Williams
Margaret Broadus
Miss Pointer
Miss Crane
Miss Agnes Cassells Hosts Friday Morning Rock
Miss Agnes Cassells will entertain house guests Miss Elizabeth Orwell and Helen McCoy of Cullman at a rock event Friday morning at 9 30.
Degatur Hostess Honors Miss McCoy and Miss Orwell
This afternoon at her Oak Street home in Degatur Miss Lillian Raney hosts a small gathering for visiting Miss Helen McCoy and Miss Elizabeth Orwell of Cullman.
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Oak Street
Degatur
Lillian Raney
Helen McCoy
Elizabeth Orwell
Cullman
Social rounds and visits mark quiet Alabama spring
A collage of local activities includes a Fennell Springs picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, receptions at their Jackson Street home with dancing, visits by Miss Myrtle Graves to Clinton relatives, and numerous guest appearances from Huntsville to Nashville. Church groups host socials and charity meetings as Miss Laura Schrinkel’s wooden party features flower contests and music.
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Fennell Springs
R. M. Buchanan
Buchanan
Jackson
Furélida
Centrgaptist
Hembern
Laura Schrinkel
Hettie
Helen Aycock
Mary Newton
Fanny Mae McCain
Winnie Lee Fentiff
Kate Frazier
Bernice McClure
Josephine
Mary Sefvell
C. E. Malone
Joe Matthews
Benton Hatchet
Luther Landers
Henry
Jack Murphy
Aiillie’ Matthews
Oron Davison
Fail Vaughn
Joe McRae
Marion Chandler
Thurman
McCain
Ollie Schrickel
Taylor Rives Hosts Bridge Party for Guests
Montgomery hostess Taylor Rives entertained Miss Mary Daniell and Miss Tell ette Buchanan of Deadus along with seven guests at her home. Isabelle Beasley won a powder prize, the honorees received face powder mementoes, a plate luncheon and ice course followed.
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Daniell
Buch
Taylor Rives
Montgomery
Mary Daniel
Tellette ‘BucHanan
Deadus
Mita Isabelle Beasley
Pulaski man guests with grandson and granddaughter
R. L. Gulps of Pulaski Tenn. is visiting his grandson Arnold Worley and granddaughter Mrs Roy Strane. Another note mentions Gus Bassett traveling to attend the Leather Manufacturers convention at Thousand Islands.
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R. L. Gulps
Pulaski, Tenn
Arnold Worley
Roy Strane
Gus
Bassett
Thousand Islands
Local legal figures and officials visit Athens on business
The trip up the St Lawrence River brings Gireult clerk Le Drapep and Judge W T Lowe to Athens on a business visit. LOR Day remains home on Persend Avenue due to illness. Judge J J Benen of Muttsville tours the Twin Cities, greeting friends while seeking a circuit judgeship in the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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Gireult
le Drapep
W. T. Lowe
Athens
Lor. Day
Pésend Avenue
J. J. Benen
Muttsville
Eighth Judicial i
Twin Cities
Repentent Students Takes Own Life
Norfolk Va June 22 Lawrence Stieuzza son of Thomas Stieuzza wholesale fruit dealer shot himself in the backyard rather than confess to his parents that he had forfeited his diploma by playing truant He died a few minutes later at the Protestant hospital
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International News Service
Norfolk
Lawrence Stieuzza
Thomas Stieuzza
Protestant Hospital
Missing Judge Reported Returned In Baldwin County
In Montgomery on June 22 Mayor J M Wooley and Attorney General Fairwell G Davis discussed Baldwin County probate judge J M Voltz. Citizens had urged Voltz to quit his post. he disappeared for a few days and then returned announcing he would resume duties. Davis said the state cannot initiate vacancy proceedings but taxpayers may pursue impeachment.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. M. Wooley
Bay Minette
Fiarwell G. Davis
Baldwin County
J. M. Voltz
Baldwin
Ucstate
Wooley
Davis
Seven Hurt In Plant Blast At Diamond Match Yard
Seven persons were injured, three seriously, when the Diamond Match potash plant at Barberton exploded at eight this morning. The plant was totally destroyed and flames spread to nearby lumber yards. Fire units from Barberton and Akron were alerted. ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals as glass shattered in homes.
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Akron
Diamond Match Company
Barberton
Akron Fire Department
Bridge offer could unite factions on Alabama highway link
The Louisville and Nashville railroad proposes to donate the abandoned ALTO bridge over the Alabama River near Montgomery for use as a highway bridge in the Birmingham Montgomery link. The move may ease a split between factions favoring the old route and those backing a Prattville Reese's Ferry path.
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Montgomery
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Alto
Birmingham-Montgomery
Prattville
Cotton market ease follows favorable weather and advices
Continued favorable weather and crop reports from the South reduced selling at the opening of the cotton market today. New Orleans Liverpool and the South overall influenced prices with first prizes slipping four to 18 points as houses and commission concerns remained the main buyers.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
South
Father of Deputy Dies In Madison
Caleb Toney, father of Deputy Be Toney, J. W. May sheriff, died after a brief illness of pneumonia at Madison. Toney was a longtime settler in the Triana area, where he was born and raised and where he held considerable property.
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Madison
Toney
J. W. May
Caleb Toney
Triana
Bread Freshness Study Sparks Cool Oven Trick
Prof J R Katz of Amsterdam suggests keeping bread in a fretless cooker immediately after baking to preserve freshness. His tests show bread at 140 degrees F stays fresh for 48 hours, while at 122 degrees F it grows stale and shows continued staling toward near freezing.
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Thia
J. R. Katz
Amsterdau
Osage Orange and Locust Wood Distinction Noted
A discussion notes that Osage orange and black locust are similar in hardness durability and color but Osage orange yields a yellowish tint when wrapped in a wet tag or placed on a soaked blotter while black locust shows almost no color under the same test.
A Grievous Mistake At Jim Roses Boarding
A humorous item reports Jim Rose’s misstep as he tearfully removes a leg from his Sunday trousers in a misguided attempt to repair them. The incident highlights his frustration with ordinary tasks and the resultant comic moment.
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Jim Rose
Alligator Pear Origin Tied to Avocado Name
The earliest use of the term alligator pear for the avocado appears in James Grainger’s writings. The Scotch physician and poet, who traveled to the West Indies in 1759 and died in 1766, notes the fruit’s name in The Sugar Cane published in 1768.
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James Grainger
West Indies
Sir Christopher
Grainger
Londo
Birds nest in unusual places around the ward
The piece notes that prairie owls select deserted burrows and chimney swifts hide in dark chimneys while other birds like woodpeckers and a host of species adapt to odd sites across the ward. Strong observational tone and local habitat examples are highlighted.
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Prair& Owls
Amers Fcan
Ward
Iceland Emphasizes Farming as Leading Industry
The country highlights farming, especially sheep raising and dalfying, as a leading sector. Iceland exports about 270000 dollars worth of butter annually.
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Iceland
Dalfying
Bond option extended twenty days for highway issue
Purchasers of one dollar of the state's three dollar highway bond issue receive a twenty day extension on the option for the remaining two million dollars. The extension was granted because plans for disposition of the remainder could not be completed within the original time.
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Son Ete Ward Stérne
Compatty
Mngham
Fragmentary local notice from Richmond Times Dispatch
Incomprehensible OCR excerpt shows garbled speech about civilization decline and a hang mindset. Mentions Bat Cranch and predatory nonresident joining over a line. No clear event, date, or identifiable proper nouns beyond Richmond Times Dispatch.
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Richmond Times-Dispatell
Origin of Money Through Roman Silver Beginnings
Fragmentary notes trace money etymology to moner a name given for silver pieces. mentions mint officers called thturmvirt tues and Roman silverage starting around 309 B C. The text alludes to capital temple connections and ancient monetary practices.
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Moneca
Velce Not Very Still Arrest Highlights Youth and Fares
A New York youth was arrested after a motor car incident tied to fare evasion. The report references a nameless figure and a moral admonition about temptation and conscience in a brief, local news style lead.
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Velce
New York
Temptation Peck
Actence
Birth notice for Alabama pair announces eight pound boy
A birth notice from Alabama records the birth of an eight pound boy on June 16 to a local couple. The item confirms the new arrival and weight with no additional details.
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Alabama
Soap making at home saves money and effort
Do it yourself soap becoming common for women with Merry War Lye and soapmaking guides. Simple, under thirty minutes, no boiling, supplies kitchen and laundry needs. Merry War powdered lye cleans and purifies around home and farm with a secure can and sift top.
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Oaks
Audi
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