Savoy Theater Receives New Management Change
The Savoy Theater formerly the Dreamland will begin operations Sunday under new management as a family motion picture house. George G. Card announced the fifteen day option held by Julius Weinbrecht and reported shifts in leadership and unsettled salaries as the transition proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Theater
Dreamland
George G. Card
Julius Weinijeht
Card
Ren. J. Wil-laces
Bill Latd
Daily Amusement
Williams
Weinbrecht
Leon D. J.ocths
Tacity
Luce Liude
D Cismries
Newark
N. J
Leon L. Brooks
Atlanta
Mobile
Juucks
Prohi Violator Heavily Fined by Judge Chamberlain
Jerald Watson charged with violating prohibition was fined 51 dollars or 60 days hard labor by Judge Henry Chamberlain. Watson gave notice of appeal and bond set at 3300. Citronelle liquor sale case noted with M C Skinner involved. A J Mandeville fined 10 dollars or ten days for abusing his wife Cessie Mandeville. Gambling defendants Williams York and Nevill Austin fined 1 dollar or ten days. George Price fined 10 dollars or ten days for gambling. Bob Donor forfeited bond for failing to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald Watson
Henry Chamberlain
M. C. Skinner
Citronelle
Liquour
A. J. Mandeville
Cessie Mandeville
Charlie Williams
Fsom York
Nevill Austin
George Price
Bob Donor
Tremors of Mood and Local Fraternal Gatherings
The item notes a nervous mood and low spirits addressed by Grove's tonic. It reports a key meeting of the Mobile Owls nest with Dr Oliver H Harris presiding amid resignation rumors. It outlines Forest Camp Woodmen of the World plans for June 23 at Monroe Park with a family outing and parade, and a Birmingham Woodmen school of instruction with numbered program items led by various district deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Camp
Woodmen of the World
Monroe Park
Park 1
St. Joseph
St. Michael
Sovereigns of Forest Camp
Woodmen of America
Birmingham
Alabama
R. W. Wynings
J. T. Callaway
F. B. Caughlan
Mobile
J. M. Mash
Montgomery
J. Pruitt
Florence
F. W. Parker
Mechanics Relief Association A Strong Mobile Benevolent Group
The Mechanics Relief Association formed in 1885 to aid the sick and needy. It has grown into a prominent Mobile organization with about 250 members and $35,000 paid in sick and mortuary benefits. Current officers include President A. J. Leibert and Vice President T. J. Conboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mechanics Relief Association
Mechanics’ Relief Association
Mobile
Mechanics’ Relief
Mechanics
A. J. Leibert
T. J. Conboy
EF. Marshall
A. S. Picker
Charles A. Fuller
William Brabner
Sentinel
Knights and Ladies of Honor to Meet at Temperance Hall
An unusually large turnout is anticipated for the monthly gathering of the Knights and Ladies of Honor Thursday night at Temperance Hall. Several important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. of Honor
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Temperance Hall
Pythian Castle Association Officers Elected at June Meeting
The Pythian Castile Hall Association held its annual officer election at the Pythian Building on Wednesday night June 4. New officers are M. M. Marsh president A. G. Levy vice president Henry Simon secretary and John W. Scheible treasurer. Officers reported a flattering financial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castile Hall Association
Pythian Castle Association
Pythian Building
M. M. Marsh
A. G. Levy
Henry Simon
John W. Scheible
July Fourth Election Preparations for Railroad Benevolent Assoc
Preparations are underway for the Fourth of July election and celebration of the Railroad Employes Benevolent Association. E C Dyas presides with J F Jarvis as vice president and BC Dyas Jr as financial secretary, with others named for key offices. It is expected all incumbents will seek re election. The piece also covers the Young Men's Benevolent Association annual meeting and officer slate led by John H Moore and John J O Connor, with long serving officers and retained counsel Sullivan and Stallworth. A celebratory banquet followed with thanks to organizer Ford Kopper smith and helpers. D W McGaughey presided over the election, continuing a tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Employes’ Benevolent Association
E. C. Dyas
J .F. Jarvis
BC. Dyas
Joe Sands
A. S Picker
Young Men's Benevolent Association
John H. Moore
John J. O'Connor
Henry Ledebur
F. T. Koppersmith
Thomas J. Burns
Joseph Conway
Angelo Festorazzi
James J. Deegan
Maurice P. Hyde
Robert H. Ching
Sullivan
Ford Koppersmith
O. K
Association
E. J. Grove
Herman Rodiger
H. P. Robertson
John Goodbrad
D. W. McGaughey
Rumor of New Tribe of Red Men Circulates Locally
Rumors say a new tribe of Red Men is being organized with over 100 names expected on the roster. The initiatory meeting is planned for fall when cooler weather arrives. Gus Brettel, the leading local Red Man, declined to discuss details and called it too early. An official announcement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Brettel
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Observed in Mobile
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges of Mobile will host Odd Fellows Memorial Day Sunday June 15 at 6 PM at Government Street Methodist Church. Albert D Bloch chairs the joint committee. A noted Mobile divine will give the oration and a local musical program will accompany the event with invited lodges from Whistler Crichton and Napoleonville. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Albert Dd. Bloch
Government Street Methodist Church
United States
Mobile
Rebekahs
Mobile Lodge
Albert D. Bloch
G. W. Turner
F. W. Willoughby
Alabama Lodge
G. W. Peterson
Rev Thomas to Assist Father Dunn at St Margaret's Parish
Rev C Thomas, previously at Batties Wharf Alabama, will return to Mobile to lead St Margaret's parish on Cedar Point road. He will assist Rev Father Dunne, pastor of St Matthew's St Margaret's and St Peter's Fulton road, as illness affects Father Phillips who has tended the parish. Thomas will reside at St Margaret's for now. Summer mass schedule to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thomas
Battie’s Wharf
Ala
Mobile
St. Margaret's Parish
Cedar Point Road
Father Dunne
St. Matthew's
St. Margaret's
St. Peter's
Fulton Road
Father Phillips
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims Fast Ulcer Relief
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for old sores ulcers and boils with a Birmingham Alabama case of a nine month ulcer cured in two weeks. Claims prompt relief and urges purchase at 28 cents per tin with Antwerp Drug Store endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Buckien
Antwerp
Forty Two Boys Sign Up for YMCA Camp at Palmetto Beach
The YMCA boys camp at Palmetto Beach near Fort Morgan opens June 1, with 42 registered by Saturday night and expected to exceed 50 by Monday. Trips depart Mobile Saturdays at 1 p.m., two camps run June 1–30, with special weekend entertainment under General Secretary F Evans. Registrants include Guy Hurlbutt Cyril Tucker J H Wright F W Evans Howard Mumme Lewis Harris Edward Dumas and others from Mobile Magnolia Springs Citronelle Birmingham and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Palmetto Beach
Mobile
Fort Morgan
Gulf of Mexico
F. Evans
Guy Hurlbutt
Cyril Tucker
J. H. Wright
F. W. Evans
Howard Mumme
Lewis Harris
Edward Dumas
Conra Armbrecht
Austin Blodgett
Cameron Edey
Aubrey Edey
John Arnold
W. 8. Burns
Leo Reed
Harry Wilson
Allen McFaydon
Porter King
Herbert Wilson
Vivian Schiuter
John Shackelford
John Crouch
Magnolia Spring
Clifford Puriton
Herbert Tutwiler
Meyer Gup
Warren Woodruff
Noel Turner
Henry Tonsmeire
John Yeend
Paul McCormick
Otto Kirchner
Howard Summerall
Walter Noble
Clayton Spauling
Leo Melaydon
Chester Lavelle
John Rowe
Ed. Shirrell
John Barr
Citronelle
G. W. Staples
Mr. Lee
Birmingham
Tom McMahon
First Communion at St Matthew’s Church
The First Communion Class of St. Matthew’s parish will enter upon retreat Tuesday morning and make first communion Friday morning, the feast of St. Anthony of Padua. A Triduum in honor of St. Anthony will close on his feast day with confessions heard every morning before masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Parish
Anthony of
Also Mentioned on This Page
SAVOY
Motion Picture House
PROHI
Grove
Owls
Order of Owls
Oliver H. Harris
Harris
Orpheum Theatre
Blanche Hazelton
Higley-Harrington Stock Company
Orpheum
Miss Hazelton
America
FORD
F. O. B. Mobile
Adams Machinery & Mfg. Co
Mobile and
Pensacola Territory
North Royal Street
Bell
Gulf City Dye Works
Conception Street
J. E. Spillman
Selma
Elmer Vick
Huntsville
John P. Ross
William G. Gass
Mobile Council
K. of L
Knights and Ladies of Security
Soccess
Dayton
FR. Thomas
Father Dunn
Y.M.C. A
Sto. Matthew's Church
China
Ture Film
Eredimi
John Kellner
Mgr
Higley-Harrington Stock CO
New York
Hazel
Gray
Higley, Harrington, McDonough
Glasgow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!