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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1929

Page

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The Procession and Palatial Echoes in May 1927 Peking

A long poem excerpt describes ancient marble stairs arches, jade brooks, and a royal procession fading into gold as willow shade falls. It is followed by a local social note: Joe Merriweather returns to Montgomery after a weekend with friends and Mrs. Nellie Ruth Geiger hosts a Saturday evening gathering with many guests enjoying games and a marshmallow bonfire.

Peking Nellie Ruth Geiger Estelle Baxter Hattie Ruby Tommie Perryman Estelle Benton Grace Woods Seaman McCurley Lois Lizzie McDonald Mary Harris Doris Geiver J. J. Perryman Eddie Woods

Practice Wednesday at Lafayette Street Church

Primary Department children meet supervisor Mrs J W David Wednesday at three for Promotion Day practice. Classes taught by Miss Mery Brown Eleanor Lewis and Maud Baughman. Kiwanis Club AML members to attend luncheon at Houston Hotel Wednesday at twelve fifteen with program and announcements. Several local residents arrive or travel for family events and visits across Dothan including funerals and social calls.

Lafayette Street Moethodist Church J. W. David Mery Brown Eleanor Lewis Maud Baughman AML Kiwanis Club Houston

Peacox Takes Stand Today in Murder Trial

Earl Peacox testifies in his own defense in the New York trial for killing and burning his wife Dolly after a runaway marriage. He describes quarrels over her friendships with other men while his mother, Mrs. Catherine Peacox, takes the stand to explain stress led to the killing. Separately, Mrs. Efla A. Poole of Brooklyn is re elected president of the national WCTA in Indianapolis.

White Plains N. Y Earl Peacox Dorothy Dolly Catherine Peacox

Local residents and travelers in Pinckard and nearby towns

Miss Lofts Threlkeld Eva Flowers and Bonnie Snellgrove, teachers at Pinckard High School, spent the past weekend in Ozark. Several locals visited Birmingham Sneads Fla Atlanta St Louis and Dothan with family and friends. Ralph Segrest leaves for Emory University. J W Darby and others enjoyed weekend visits in Ashford and Daleville.

J. L. Snell R. L. Snell Ruth Snell St. Louis Ruth McLain‘s T. M. B. Teeple Cora Teeple Birmingham Marie Harris Marie Culpepper Dothan J. W. Harris L.R. Segrest Sneads Fla Ralph Segrest Atlanta Emory University P. P. King Abbeville Grace Rountree Joyce Ivey A. D. Rountree J. WK. Darby Ashford Ralph Andrews Chattahoochee Tom Wells Daleville N. B Dowling

John and Florence Weds in New England Honeymoon Plans

John and Florence celebrated a brief ceremony as a minister led the vows. The bride wore a ring set with 13 diamonds, and the couple planned a honeymoon in Moosehead Lake Maine after a reception at the Trumbull home. Gov. Trumbull attended, with relatives and guests arriving by car and plane.

John Florence New England Calvin Coolidge Trumbull Gov. Trumbull Moosehead Lake Maine Fiwin G. Stevens Stevens Plainville

Governor Trumbull and the Maine Camp Vacation

A railroad company employee, John, is granted a two week vacation to visit Governor Trumbull at a secluded camp in the Maine woods two miles from a telephone. He must return to New Haven after the vacation.

Gov. Trumbull Maine Woods John New Haven

Girl of Own Age To Greet Ishbel

Washington note: Ishbel MacDonald, daughter of the British premier, will meet two American youths of similar age during her White House and embassy stay. Allan Hoover, son of the President, and Miss Gytha Stourton, niece of Lady Isabella Howard, secretary to the ambassador. Both enjoy athletics, matching Miss MacDonald. The Howard family has no children. Miss Stourton adds youthful energy to the embassy.

Washington White House Ishbel ‘MacDonald Allan Hoover Gytha Stourton Isabella Howard Miss MacDonald Miss Stourton Lady Isabella Howards

Largest Motor Yacht Ties Up In New York

The Orion, billed as the largest motor yacht ever to enter this port, arrived from Kiel via Havana and tied up at the Columbia dock in New York.

New York Julius Forstman Orion Kiel Germany Havana Columbia

Nueht Club's Pier in The Neti Sive Aboard Yacht

A fragment describes a 330 foot yacht with a 44 beam and displacement. It mentions occupants including Mr. Fortsmang, his daughter and two sons, and Mr. William Bianchi. The vessel sailed from Kiel shipyard following a southern route.

Nueht Neti Sive Fortsmang Anf William Bianchi Eiests Kiel

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