Business Women Dinner Meeting At Houston Hotel
Miss Lennie Ree Holland presided at the regular monthly dinner of the Business art Professional Women Club held Tuesday at the Houston Hotel with twenty one members present. Programmers were named for September, and plans were made for an inter club chicken supper at Kill Kare Kamp on August 27. Members and guests included Miss Hattie Mizelle, Miss Lucille Willis, and Miss Annie Laurie Drigoers among many others as they gathered for an evening of music and discussion.
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Lennie Ree Holland
Business Art Professional Women Club
Organation
Houston Hotel
Jinanie Story
Annie Les Champion
Ozark Ot Kill Kare Kamp Os
Juesing
Lucille Willis
Hattie Mizelle
Annie Laurie Dingers
Charlie Mae Baughman
Jewel Thresher
Atlantic City
International Society For Nurses
Montreal
National Nurses Association
Annie Laurie Driggoers
Gertrude Dranch
Lemar Rowe
Misa Ettyell Cook
Maude Barghman
John Griffin
Mary Crawford
Gladys Holland
Moss Lucille Reynolds
Jimmie Story
Annie Lou Champion
IL. KE
Sport of
Andalusia
Mia
Jewel Thrasher
Jessie Meyerton
Katie Nell Holmes
Annie Laurie Triggers
Josie Potter
Viving Wilkins
Miss Mabel Alldredge Weds Joseph Arlen Jones in Montgomery
Miss Alldredge and Joseph Arlen Jones married at South Montgomery Methodist Church. Dr. Walter Agnew officiated as guests and family friends gathered for a formal reception and wedding breakfast. The bride, a Woman’s College graduate, wore a satin ensemble. groom’s family links trace to Alabama and Confederate service. The couple plan a motor trip and will reside in the city.
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Iformer Dothan Gibbs
Capital City
Montgomery
Mabel Alldridge
Scieal Sens
Mabel Alldredge
Joseph Arlen Jones
South Court Street
Uricde
Ggroom
Walter D. Agnew
Woman's College
Sam Pherr
Stuart Patton
Charles Aldgedge
Joe Brown
Haggod
Lohenezin
Schubert
Annie Mae Briseur
Pamela Green
Edwin Wycoff
Haden Alldredge
Jack Thorington
Oehiffon
Imade
Claude Chitton
Alabama
William Parrish Chilton
John Tyler Morgaay
Col
Oj. Heden
Confederate Army
Eonded
Andrew Pickens
Revolutionary Army
Starke’. University
Schooh
Che Vrathites
Alabama Voluteenme Institute
Aipaa
Tax Ones
Idhwin 2. Jones
Adlen and Gilmer
Mahama
Jones
Virginia
Mer
Alldredge
Curtis Nordan
Bessie
A Year Without A Summer Recorded In Diaries
The Danbury News summarizes a diary record from 1810 describing the year known as the year without a summer. January and February were mild, March windy, and April warm then cold. By May frosts killed crops and fruit, ice formed on ponds, and snow fell in Vermont. Throughout summer the weather remained dry with little rain and persistent wind.
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United States
Europe
New York
Vermont
Great Snow of 1816 A Historic North American Winter Tale
The narrative recounts a prolonged cold season with snow and ice in June and July, frost on crops, and blizzards across New England and Europe. Vermont farmers faced sheep losses and delayed summer warmth, while a nearby Virginia field endured frost protection measures. August brought chilling conditions. Burnet near London reported snow and a summer without regular heat.
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Vermont
Ao Hollow
Tewksbury
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Europe
Burnet
London
England
Abundance of Fish and Wild Game Cited in Country’s Welfare
A fragment notes that without the country’s abundance of fish and wild game, residents would face hardship. It hints at sustenance and economic resilience tied to natural resources amid difficult times.
Pringle of John Gilbert Fame Dies at 67
John Pringle, 67, actor and head of stock companies in New York and Chicago, father of screen star John Gilbert perished. He disputed Gilbert’s claim, asserting he was the boy’s father from a prior marriage to a man named Gilbert. Pringle, retired four years ago, had worked in films and stood by his version as widow Florence Pringle survives.
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Cal
John Pringle
New York
Chicago
John Gilbert
Gilbert
Pringle
Florence Pringle
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