Early Morning Double Wedding at St John’s Church
In a dawn ceremony at St John’s Church officiated by Rev. A. G. Richard, sisters Esther Adele and Ethel McAuley married William Ross Seifert and Homer Davis respectively. The brides wore beige and blue outfits, each with matching hats, and carried wedding roses. The newlyweds departed for Meridian and Wilmer, Alabama, to begin their lives together, amid warm well wishes from friends.
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Church of St. John
A. G. Richard
Trinity Church
Esther Adele McAuley
Ethel McAuley
William Ross Seifert
Homer Davis
Esther McAuley
Wiliam Ross Seifert
Meridian
Wilmer
Ala
Week Enders Return from Point Clear Party
Vir. and Mrs. George A. Fearn Jr. chaperoned six pretty girls for the week end at Point Clear and with Ahem returned to the city yesterday evening. Those included Miss Irwin Fearn Elsie Hall and house guests Miss Margaret Jemison Miss Ethel West Miss Catherine Monk and Miss Eula Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Fearn, Jr
Retty
Point Clear
Ahem
Irwin Fearn
Elsie Hall
Margaret Jemison
Birmingham
Ethel West
Catherine Monk
Eula Walsh
Returning Today From Sea Shore Visit
A crowd from Mobile enjoys shore pleasures at the Bovert home in Coden as the week ends and they return to the city. Names include Miss Sadie Taylor Margarita Ligon and Miss Kate Alley of Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovert
Coden
Sadie Taylor
Margarita Ligon
Kate Alley
Montgom
Faust Spaghetti Nutrition Claim Ad
An old advertisement promotes Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious, cost effective food option for families. It argues a 10 cent pack provides as much nutrition as four pounds of beef and highlights its price advantage and versatile cooking uses.
Unnamed Guests Highlight Society Scene
A fragment notes a guest list at a social event hosted by Mrs. Barret for her daughter Gabriella, mentioning B. G. Adams Jr. E. H. Bixler Jr. and Adrian Taylor among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ery
Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U D C Plans 5 PM Meeting
A called meeting of the Electra Semmes Colston chapter U D C is set for 5 p m at the Y M C A rooms. Important business will shape the program, and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra Semmes Colston
U. D. Co
Pass Christian Guests Return From LeBlanc Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart LeBlanc, newlywed couple from the Pass, return to the city today after a week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LeBlanc. The couple recently wed after a northern honeymoon and will establish a home on Government Street.
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Stewart LeBlanc
Alfred LeBlanc
Gulf Coast
The
Pass
Government Street
Watermelon Cutting Planned North Wharf Event Tonight
Watermelon cutting and trolley ride planned at the north wharf under moonlight. Local young people from Point Clear with friends from Battles and the Beach expect to participate if the moon appears over the water.
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Point Clear
North Wharf
Port Saint Joe visitors at Anchorage Fairhope
Laura and Mary Joyner of Port Saint Joe Florida arrived at the Anchorage Fairhope to visit Estelle and Myrtle Ollinger. Beaux from Pensacola and New Orleans are invited to share planned seashore amusements during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Laura
Mary Joyner
Port Saint Joe
Fairhope
Estelle
Myrtle Ollinger
Land of Flowers
Stewart de Silva
Pensacola
L. Lyman
New Orleans
Summer Visitors from Mobile Tour Pass Christian and New Orleans
Miss M vel Goode and Aunt Mrs. A H Bishop of Detroit visit Pass Christian for several days then travel to New Orleans for a first look at the historic capital. Mrs Bishop and her children will later visit Detroit to see Mrs Hutton. Local Mobile guests at Battle's Wharf include Mr Bradford Lusk and Mr Myron Sprague along with a party at the Baldwin cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_vel Goode
A. H. Bishop
Detroit
Mobile
Pass Christian
New Orleans
Mrs. Bishop
Battle’s Wharf
Bradford Lusk
Myron Sprague
Baldwin Cottage
Mrs. Lusk
Mrs. Dobson
Sadie Shields
Clara B. Crossland
Tiny Miss Lusk
Outing Party Heads to Coden for Seashore Holiday
Misses Bessie Louise Coe Olive Adams Jessie Summers Marcelline Adams Myrtle Gay May Locke and Mrs Louis Davidson depart for an east shore cottage at Litt le's Wharf for a month of seaside leisure. Also listed are Mrs F Mitchell and her children Mrs Verona Hooper B B Collins R L Dodson and others as Mobilians plan a similar coast outing. Mrs R F Gould and granddaughter Laura return today from ten days at Battle's while Mr Clay Sheffield remains a noted local figure of the group.
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D. T. Sims
V. C. Gay
East Shore
Attle’s Wharf
Bessie Louise Coe
Olive Adams
Jessie Summers
Marcelline Adams
Myrtle Gay
May Locke
Louis Davidson
Caden
F.mitchell
Mitchell
Verona Hooper
B. B. Collins
R. L. Dodson
Coden
Double Wedding for Wealthy Widow and Daughter
New York reports a rapid city hall ceremony in a specially prepared room. Mrs Louise Schiumpf a wealthy widow wed Dr Thaddeus Count Komorowski and Bertha Schlumpf the daughter joined Francis Sivergle head of a major electrical contracting firm in a same day nuptial pairing.
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New York
Gaynor
Louise Schiumpf
Thaddeus Count Komorowski
Bertha Schlumpf
Francis Sivergle
National Tennis Tournament Opens in Omaha
The fourth national Clay county meet opens in Omaha Nebraska with many titles and players from prior year absent as they join the United States Davis team in England. Defenders R N Williams and H H Hackett cannot defend titles this year. Fred Harris and John Strachan appear among Eastern and Pacific Coast champions.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
United States
England
R. N. Williams
H. H. Hackett
Merrill Hall
Fred Harris
John Strachan
Clarence Criffin
Pacific Coast
Pine Hill banker and planter weekend at Point Clear
The Pine Hill banker and planter enjoyed a weekend at Point Clear. Mrs. A. M. Bright returned from Biloxi after a two week stay with Mrs. Val Taylor of Uniontown. Mr. Taylor joined them in Mobile and they visited the Grighi home on North Conception street before returning home. Mrs. Taylor shows marked health improvement from the Gulf Coast visit. Mrs. James Maury and family have returned to their home in Illinois.
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Pine Hill
Point Clear
A. M. Bright
Biloxi
Val Taylor
Uniontown
Mr. Taylor
Mobile
Taylor
Grighi
Conception Street
Alabama
Party Enjoy Camp on Mobdile Bay Shores
A summer camp party hosted by Mrs. A Hudoff gathers guests for the week at Mobdile Bay near Dog River. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Hudoff, Dc Fritz, Reinhart family with Aline, Mrs. Y Verneuille, Mrs. Shelton, Carl and Tillman Brown, Gertrude Reinhardt, Annie Kane, J Kane. Guests of honor are Mr. Frank Brown and Miss Florence Scollick.
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Mobdile-bay
Dog River
A. Hudoff
Shelton
Carl Brown
Tillman Brown
Gertrude Reinhardt
Annie Kane
J. Kane
Frank Brown
Florence Scollick
Bell the Cats A Lewiston Plea for Cat Bell Meet on Bird Safety
Mountain Avenue in Lewiston Maine sees residents debate bell collars for cats to protect songbirds such as hermit thrush oriole and bobolink. Aimed at reducing predation, the plan explores practical bell sizes and harmony among neighbors while urging immediate action to shield birds and crops from insect pests.
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Lewiston
Maine
Mountain Avenue
Bingen
Rhine
David's Mountain
All
Mountain
David
Auburn
Mountain Avenueites
Kentucky Judge Bans Slit Gowns in Juvenile Court Age
Lexington court chief Judge J Percy Scott barred wearing slit gowns by girls of Juvenile Court age after Margaret Murphy age sixteen was arrested for improper guardianship. She dressed in a blue slit gown with a young man and was sent to a convent. The judge said grown folk may wear it but youths shall not on the streets.
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Lexington
J. Percy Scott
Margaret Murphy
C.€. Carrol
Scott
Sermon at Bienville Square Links Christ to World History
Rev. S W Roberts of Broad Street Methodist preached in an open air Bienville Square meeting drawing a large crowd. He compared Jesus life to famous historical figures and asserted Christian faiths spread among Japanese Chinese and Africans as missionaries work abroad.
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S. W. Roberts
Broad Street
Washington
Julius Caesar
Mr. Roberts
Roberts
Big Increase in Nations Exports
Washington reports the United States is shifting from a foodstuffs world market to a manufactured goods exporter. Manufactures exports rise from 468 million to 1.2 billion dollars, manufactures materials from 409 million to 740 million, while food exports stay at 510 million. Fresh beef and beef cattle exports plunge, iron and steel and copper and machinery show strong gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau
Forty Thousand Debt of Honor at Vanderbilt Gift
Chancellor J H Kirkland announced receipt of a 200000 check from Andrew Carnegie as part of his million dollar gift to Vanderbilt University medical department for laboratories. Interest on the remaining gift is held by the Carnegie corporation. the bishops veto episode is ended for the present board. The medical school governing board, enlisted by the board of trust, will meet in October.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. H. Kirkland
Andrew Carnegie
Vanderbilt University Medical Department
Carnegie Corporation
Board of Trust
Carnegie
Medical School
Fragment of Hammurabi Code Tablet Found in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania Museum announces a shattered Babylonian tablet from Susa dating to 2100–2200 B C containing many laws from Hammurabi’s code. Deciphered clauses cover debts, interest, and oath bonds, with no criminal statutes. The find, brought by the Nipur expedition, highlights ancient bankruptcy concepts and merchant protections.
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Philadelphia
Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Hammurabi
Babylonia
Susa
M. de Morgan
Nippur
University of
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