Bond Issue Rally Gains Support for Mobile County Schools
A Friday night rally at Barton Academy supported a proposed 150000 bond issue for Mobile County schools. President Harry T. Hartwell chaired, citing Samuel J. Gaillard as a knowledgeable former board member, with Gaillard urging rural investment in education and Dr. Erwin Craighead stressing campaign education for the young as future community strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Academy
Mobile
Harry T. Hartwell
John T. Cochrane
Hartwell
Samuel J. Gaillard
Gaillard
Erwin Craighead
Mobile County
New Jersey Man Says Hernia Healed Without Operation
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey recounts suffering a right inguinal rupture for years. He refused surgical risk and wore trusses until a simple home remedy based on information from his mother produced complete and lasting healing with no operation and no lost time.
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New Jersey
Eugene M. Pullen
Manasquan
Eugene Pullen
Young Pullen
Mr. Pullen
Experts on Cattle to Attend Meeting in Mobile
Doctors R. E. Jackson and C. A. Carey of Birmingham will attend the Mobile County Tick Eradication Association meeting in Mobile at 11 o'clock. They are leading tick control efforts for Alabama and will discuss funding vats and state support to reduce tickborne disease risk for dairy and beef herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Jackson
C. A. Carey
Birmingham
Mobile
Mobile County
Alabama Livestock Association
Jackson
Bureau of Animal Industry
New Commander of Death Ship Eastland
The event describes a bond issue rally with speakers including Joseph H. Lyons Professor Harvard Elliott G. Rickardy and Judge O J Semmes. Lyons prepared a past address on school bonds and urged support for the issue. Rickardy tied road bonds to school quality and pledged city effort. Vickers and McCall discussed rural district needs and board work.
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Joseph H. Lyons
Lyons
Harvard
Massachusetts
Elliott G. Rickardy
Barton
Baldwin County
O. J. Semmes
Vickers and
McCall
Fairhope Social Notices and Local Visits
Fairhope updates show visiting notables from Illinois and Ohio. Deb orah Comings and Mary Comings arrive. Mr and Mrs Irwin of Rockford and Captain C P Smith of Mobile visit. local clubs plan events and elections. funerals for Elizabeth Howard and Martha Imore noted. mail service petition seeks double daily Mobile to Fairhope.
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Fairhope
Ala
Deborah Comings
Mary Comings
Aledo
Ill
Call Cottage
Corner Bay View
Magnolia Avenue
F. D. Irwin
C. Hallock
Rockford
C. P. Smith
Miss Judd
Mobile
Herman Smith
Magnolia Beach
Phelps
Reid
Cleveland
Ohio
Murray
Clover Leaf Bible Class
Millie Beckner
W. H. Winters
John Winters
Henry George Club
Methodist Church
L. M. Clements
Bay View Avenue
West Brocton
Laura Creswell Jacobs
Wert Coewem
Srtvek
Ieet Rama
Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers Learn to Administer Hog Cholera Serum
Dr. H C Wilson of Auburn Polytechnical Institute and George A Maloney county farm demonstrator led practical demonstrations for farmers to treat hog cholera serum. A Citronelle farm demonstration drew nearly all local farmers and they agreed to buy instruments for communal use. Steve Pierson chosen as the lead novice to manage the work locally. Serum to be supplied from Auburn institute laboratories. A closing note remarks a tragedy is a funny story told the second time to the same man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wilson
Auburn Polytechnical Institute
Auburn
George A. Maloney
P. A. Anderson
Citronelle
Steve Pierson
Institute
Mann Fined For Selling Mortgaged Property In Court
Mann was tried in the inferior criminal court Saturday on the charge of selling mortgaged property and fined 101 dollars or fifty days in jail. Mann gave notice of appeal and his bond was fixed at 250 dollars. Will Harris proved to the court that Mann had sold a horse on which he held a mortgage and that J M Streety was the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Inferior Criminal Court
Will Harris
J. M. Streety
Baptist Church Campaign Enters Second Week In Mobile
The Mobile Baptist Association launches week two of the church to church campaign led by Rev. J. B. Barnes with assistants Rev. J. H. Benson Mexico Miss Addie Cox and other church leaders. First week reports show pleasing results as Dauphin Way Baptist Church hosts the outreach in the city.
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Mobile Baptist Association
Dauphin Way
J. B. Barnes
J. H. Benson
Mexico
Addie Cox
Church Speakers to Visit Dauphin Way and Five Nearby Cities
Local pastors will present engaging programs at several venues including Dauphin Way church today Semmes Tuesday Whistler Wednesday Crichton Thursday and Prichard Saturday highlighting community outreach and religious events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Way Church
Semmes
Whistler
Crichton
Prichard
Louisville man held on theft charges for 5000 pounds steel rails
Mose Plenty, described as a negro, is held under $500 bond in the inferior criminal court to await the February grand jury after allegedly stealing 5000 pounds of steel rails from the Choctaw yards of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and selling them to a junk shop. Deputy Sheriff Bernstein and Special Agent Schreiner are pursuing additional theft charges.
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Mose Plenty
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Bernstein
Schreiner
Louisville and Nashville
Delbert Williams Sentenced to Thirty Days in Jail
Delbert Williams pleaded guilty to an assault with a gun after being indicted for assault to murder. Judge O Semmes sentenced him to 30 days in jail. Vivian Friend received 10 days for abusive language. The Kersch vagrancy case was continued to the next term.
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Delbert Williams
Arthur Williams
Alabama
Vivian Friend
William Kersch
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