May brides and social life in Mobile sweep the year
A long Mobile society page surveys wedding omens and month lore, plus club events and upcoming nuptials. It notes Miss Mildred Bullock hosting a Progressive peanut Party, Miss Lucile Baker’s wedding plans, Bridge and 500 parties, garden and club gatherings, and trips to Point Clear and Fairhope amid a stream of social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne Roberts
Lucile Baker
A. E. Maumenee
Callie Rencher
Lucile Arnold
Miss Roberts
Lucile
Lottie Baker
Tremlet Holzborn
Lillian Toulmin
Helen Minnis
Jennie Montgomery
Gertrude
A. E. Maumanee
William Pape
Corinne Roberts
Helen Lavelle
Etta Lord
Semmes
Lillie Jay
Leila May Lord
Oklahoma
Wheyland
Chamberlains Tablets Praised for Stomach Troubles
Wellsburg druggist S. H. Murphy proclaims Chamberlains Tablets the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation in thirty four years of service. Available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. Murphy
Wellsburg
LEO JOHNSON WINS AT COLISEUM IN JUNIOR HANDICAP RACE
Leo Johnson won the junior amateur handicap half mile championship at the Coliseum rink from scratch in 2 06 amid spills by rivals. Edward Walpole, handicapped forty yards, led before a second lap fall and finished third. Adam Kerry was second by a half length. Walpole Kearney and Sirmon protested, challenging Johnson for a match race set for Monday night June 12 as the Coliseum season closes June 14 with a Shriners benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Johnson
Coliseum
Edward Walpole
Ray Kearney
James Sirmon
Adam Kerry
Johnson
Walpole
Kearney
Sirmon
Barnes
Shriners
Abba
Burial notices for Mrs. Margaret Gass Ross and Mrs. Helen L Greenhood
The community notes the funerals of Mrs. Margaret Gass Ross at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at the family cemetery and pallbearers listed. and Mrs. Helen L. Greenhood buried from Roche and Burke’s parlors with services led by Rabbi A G Moses in the Hebrew cemetery. Also reported is the death of Horace G Patterson of Middletown Ohio, formerly of Whistler, with burial planned there and surviving widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Ross
Margaret Gass Ross
North
Jackson Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. G. Richards
Henry D. Laffre
Theodore D. Laffre
George D. Seifert
William R. Seifert
Augustus 8. Carlisle
Adam Glass
August Kling, Sr
Marshall McAuley
William J. Carlisle
William Glass
William A. Kenopke
H. L. Greenhood
Helen L.greenhood
Roche & Burke
A. G. Moses
Hebrew Cemetery
Messrs
H. A. Forchheimer
F. Forcheimer
Marvin Altmeyer
Emanuel Guggenheim
Sidney Lowenstein
M. C. For
Grace G. Patterson
Middletown
Ohio
Horace G. Patterson
Whistler
Mobile
Patterson
Death of Ashfield Native John W. Miller in Mobile
John W. Miller aged 70 a native of Ashfield Mass and resident of Mobile since boyhood died Saturday morning at his daughter Mrs A G Ward 9 North Broad Street after a long illness. He worked with Barret Bros timber exporters and leaves a daughter Mrs Ward a sister Miss Belle Miller and brothers Frank Miller of Covington Ky and Henry Miller of New York among other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Ashfield
Mass
Mobile
A. G. Ward
North Broad Street
Barret Bros
Ward
Belle Miller
Frank Miller
Covington, Ky
Henry Miller
New York
Postoffice Pavement Begun by Jett Muths Firm
The Jett Muths Construction Company, awarded the contract for paving around the new postoffice building, began Friday morning by clearing stone and debris to start pavement laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett-Muths Construction Company
Postoffice
Politics and Markets Mix in New York Financial District
New York reports politics moving to the fore in the stock market with Chicago as the central topic. Wall Street shows cautious confidence as rail and industrial issues rise, United States Steel expected to announce a high May tonnage, and banks’ restraint dampens motors shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial
Chicago
Wall Street
United States Steel
Austria
North Sea
Dry Goods Salesmen Excursion Planned on Steamer Charles BD
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen association announces an excursion on Monday June 12 aboard the steamer Charles BD. Tickets show strong demand and a large turnout is expected. Organizers promise good order and entertainment by the well known entertainers from the Dry Goods trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asson
Charles
Granteed
Ben
State Commission to Hear Comer Contest and Other Nominations
Montgomery Alabama Special The State Democratic executive committee will meet in July to hear the contest of candidate G Kk against the nomination of J. Liams as judge of the Third circus and any other contests that may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Graves
State Democratic Exec Committee
Liams
Summer Vacation Planning and Resort Gifts
Promotes summer vacations and attractive resort homes with a ticket agent in your city. Encourages writing John D Potts G P A mond Va for bookings or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis Iway
John D. Potts
G. P. A. Mond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Bullock
Parr
van Farnell
Doris Gasigne
Anrietta Hooning
Catherine Hooning
Edna Smith
Mabel McGrath
Catherine Hooninng
Henrietta Hooning
Nettie
Doris Gascoigne
Beasley
John Neff
van Antwerp Farnell
W. Parr
John Murphy
Claude M¢cGrath
James Bullock
Paul
Leah Gaston
Fairhope
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Pleasure Bay
Herbert Lyons
George Fean
D. P. Bestor, Jr
A. W. Brooks
Curtis
Mothers’, Club
Mothers’ Club
Mary Knight Rush
Augusta Harwood
Jack Meredith
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Clyde Hunter
Sue Rainer
Elba
Selma
Jackson
Miss
Elwell Bridge Club
H. L. Miller
Helena Krudop
Bernice
Carol Miller
Ethel Miller
Sara Boyd
Josie Hargrove
Fan ‘Randlette
Leila Peterson
Ruth Nelson
Abbie Hudson
Anna Louise Johnston
Norma Boulet
Hazel Lynch
Ella Spotswood
Evie
Camille D’olive
Eugene
Belle D. Rosson
Elizabeth Johnson
Maud Harris
Irma Pizard
Bernice Stiggins
Ben Noble
F. B. Sale
Katherine Courtney
Jack Courtney
Killarney
Miss Katherine Courtney
C. E. Courtney
Boston
Atlantic City
Frank Courtney
Colon
Panama
Century Book Club
America
Harry T. Inge
Firstice
W. Hunter
R. P. Pope
John Moulton
Miss Orman
Anna F. Orman
Clark School
Clark School Improvement Association
St. Francis Street
Robert Ligon
Bernice Savells
Bertha Phillips
Kittie Holloway
Melanie Peaithory
Juliet Boyd
Ruth Weil
Ruth de Winter
Little Thelma Daniels
Max Savelle
Miss Baker
J. D. Baker
Edwin Rencher
Miss Frances Baker
Joel Pettus
Mr. Rencher
Dog River
W. R. Batchelor
Eunice Jackson
John Wienand, Jr
Madge Bodden
Mary Emily Barnes
Mary C. Godwin
Marguerite McTaggart
Florence and Marie Whitney
Myrtle Gay
Annie Lee Partin
Lois and
Mildred Wignand
Burgett
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Lucile Scurlock
Heath McMeans
St. Vincent's Rectory
Father Brady
Agnes Swain
Reasonover
Atmore
Groom
Mobile Public Library Association
Drago
M. J. Vickers
Marion
Margaret
St. Vincent’s On the Hudson
May Hughes
Irma Yeend
Miss Yeend
J. F. Yeend
Theodosia Dobbs
Helen Gill
Sallie Whitehead
Annie Lou Copeland
Mrs. Vickers
N. L. Vickers
Meridian
Mary Mulvoy
Mr. Barnes
John Mulvoy
Miss Mulvoy
Vickers
Willie Neville
Vineyard
Frances Earnest
Alexa Rhea
Sweet Briar
Coden
Miss Willie
R. F. Neville
Marion Hasgell
Joe Stiggins
Tom Goodbrad
Rolston Hotel
Guyler Bergh
Doris Monghan
Alison Wilson
Tony Goodbrad
Battles
Eo Bo
DPD. A. R
Cawthon Hotel
Infirmary Association
The
Mobile Infirmary Association
J. Torrey
W. O. W. Dance
1233Rd Regiment
Maple Camp No. 5
Moose Auditorium
Tennessee
Dorothy Smith
Church Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Jefferson Dillard
Lookout Mountain
G. E
Reeves Electric Coo., Inc
Mobile Electric
North Water Street
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Brittons Shoe Store
Rhnea Springs
Atlanta
Rhea Springs Company
Edea Springs, Tenn
FOX River
Lyric Quartette
Newbro
Heerpicide Company
Dept
Detroit
Mich
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