Local Notes and Social Items from Mobile Area
Typhoid fever cases mentioned as part of social notes. Mrs A C Riley of Meridian visits Miss Ella Wright. Miss Polly Barrett visits her mother, returning to Daphne Normal. Miss Katie Wright returns from Mt. Vernon. Toulminville beats Plateau 9 to 4 in a baseball game with Dou dell and Lewis on Plateau. Mrs Ida Smith visits Mrs Wilson. Ingram family returns from Twelve Mile Island camping aboard Helmer with Miss Cora Jones as guest. Mary Virginia Sandz visiting friends. Louis Roloph returns home after visit. Miss Anna Boulet Society Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Mobile
A. C_ Riley
Meridian
Ella Wright
Polly Barrett
Daphne
Katie Wright
Mt. Vernon
Ala
Toulminville
Plateau
Toinhe
Pistole
Young
Doudell and Lewis
Ida Smith
Wilson
S. W. Ingram
Twelve-Mile Island
Helmer
Cora Jones
Mary
Virginia Sandz
Louis Roloph
Wedding at West Point Captures Society's Eye
Mobile and West Point society pages recount the June wedding of Miss Eleanor Vidmer to Lieutenant Joseph P. Aleshire at West Point New York. The ceremony featured daisies and lilies of the valley with a reception at Cullum Hall and a cake cutting with a sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rekestina
West Point
Mobile
Canor Vidmer
Videmer
Joseph P. Aleshire
U. S. Cavalry
Vidmer
Aleshire
Army and Navy Journal
Irwin Fearn
Eleanor Vidmer
Ter
George Vidmer
Meade Wildrick
Dorothy Aleshire
Katherine
Margaret Treat
Washington
Marian
Helen Townsley
Loraine Sickel
New York
Dorsey Pallen
New Rochelle
Rowland
Louisville
Grace Arrowsmith
Cullum
Holmer
Punch
Wilcox
Townsley
Lorraine Sickel
Treat
Strong
Alice Batty
Uhl
Kalloch
Selleck
Bradford
Dic
Crawford
Lee
McAndrew
Young matron outlines rules for social season
A young matron says event success hinges on the hostess condition and charm. She promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for backache headache sleeplessness and menstrual irregularities and invites women to request free medical advice and a complimentary book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Wedding, showers, and meetings fill a busy week
Calendar pages list the weddings of Miss Julia Booth and Mr Edward Stevens at Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 6 30 p m and the Stone Gould wedding at Christ Episcopal Church at 2 p m. It notes gatherings at Barton Academy Yacht Club Battle House and homes with hostesses Mrs E C Hughes Mrs L Bauer Mrs Gurganus Mrs Lindley and Carol Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Booth
Edward T. Stevens
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
E. C. Hughes
Barton Academy
James Hagan
Yacht Club
L. Bauer
T.K. Jackson
Stone-Gould
Battle House
Craighead
Parliamentary Law Club
Liberty League of the Baptist Tabernacle
Charles Lindley
Dance at Moose Auditorium by Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen
The Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen Associate Association hosts a dance at Moose Auditorium with free admission. Music by Drago promises a good time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen Associate Association
Moose Auditorium
Drago
Alabama Shorthand Reporters to Meet in Mobile Saturday
Alabama Shorthand Reporters Association holds a special Mobile meeting on Saturday June 26 at 9 oclock in the circuit court room. President R D Algee of Anniston will call sessions to discuss securing equitable shorthand laws and possible legislation at the July session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Shorthand Reporters’ Association
Mobile
R. D. Algee
Anniston
Ala
Circuit Court Room
Judiciary Committee
Robert H. McConnell
Bernard A. Carlin
Grand Jury
McConnell
Carlin
Eneene Court
Alabama Shorthand Reporter Association
Alabama
Plan New Road From Gasque to the Gulf
A petition for a public road from Gasque through Palmetto Beach to the gulf has been signed by all but two citizens in Palmetto Beach. Opposition arises at Gasque but is not seen as enough to stop the project which would open up new territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto Beach
Ala
Gasque
Gulf
Local Notes From Toulminville and Nearby Areas
Mrs E L Colé visited her brother A J Schrant in New Iberia Louisiana for a month then went to Biloxi Mississippi where her husband joined for a brief outing before returning Sunday night. Rev Ernest Daffin preached at Deer Creek Alabama. Mrs George Toulmin who had been ill shows signs of improvement. S Meeker has returned from the North after improved health. Miss Amy Cole plans a program for Children’s Day. Edward Hewett who has been very ill continues to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Mary Robertson
City
Battles
George Fearn
Aline Fearn
Point Clear Hotel
Willix, Roberts
Mobile
K. T. Goodloe
Sallie Taylor
Old Mill Inn
Pensacola
Fort Wayne
Ind
Point Clear
Bester Robinson
Sea Cliff
Angelo Festorazzi
Festorazzi
Otto Mehlin
New York
Fest
Philip N. Moore
General Federation
Federation Magazine
America
The
Gleaners
Boston
Jacksonville
Ill
Ladies’ Educational Association
Oberlin
Ohio
Illinois
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Bronson
New England
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ladies Library Association
Ladies’ Library Association
Randolph
Mass
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Constance Fauntleroy
Eunice
Robert Dale Owen
Madison
Bronte Club
New England Woman's Club
Caroline M. Severence
Women’s Clubs of
E. L. Colé
A. J. Schrant
New Ibera
Biloxi
Miss
Ernest Daffin
Deer Creek
Ala
George Toulmin
S. Meeker
Amy Cole
Edward Hewett
Tuesday Night Squall Lowers Mobile Temperatures
A squall hit Mobile at 10 PM Tuesday causing temperatures to fall from a high of 99 degrees at 3 PM to 73 degrees Wednesday morning. Winds reached 42 mph, snapping many wires, with no rain expected soon and Forecaster Albert Ashhenberger predicting warm weather to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Albert Ashhenberger
Wreck narrowly averted on M and O line near Enterprise
A cyclone gust blew a large tree onto the Mobile and Ohio track near Enterprise Mississippi, blocking wires to Mobile by noon. Train No.2 departing at 7:45 PM barely avoided wreck as the engine stopped within feet of a giant oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ohio
Enterprise
Miss
Boll Weevil Advances in Hale County Report
United States Marshal C C Gewin reports boll weevil has a firm foothold in Hale county. He returns from Atlanta to Mobile via Greensboro and says farmers suffer from the pest and drought. The note ends with a stark wartime reference and asks what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Hale County
United States
C. C. Gewin
Mobile
Atlanta
Greensboro
Gewin
Citrus Growers Meet at Ocean Springs Thursday
Nearly fifty Gulf Coast Citrus Growers Association members from Mobile County plan to attend a Thursday meeting in Ocean Springs Mississippi. The event includes a luncheon at the Ocean Springs Country Club and talks by Dr. O F E Winberg H P Loding and others on horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Citrus Growers Association
Mobile County
Ocean Springs
Miss
Gulf Coast
Grand Bay
Irvington
Theodore
Dr. Winberg
H. P. Loding
W. H. Reynolds
W. C. Griffing
Eggs theft leads to three months hard labor
Robert Nettles also known as Robert Cunningham, described as a negro, was sentenced to three months of hard labor for stealing a box of eggs from the Warley Produce and Pony. He was arraigned before Recorder Edington on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nettles
Robert Cunningham
Warley Produce Am Pony
Dington
Man Admits Worthless Check, 1.50, John McEvoy Case
D. M. McLaurin of 602 Eslava Street was arrested Tuesday night by Detectives Newbern and Harris for passing a worthless 1.50 dollar check on John McEvoy signed J. B. Kibbs. He admitted the check was bad, and the case was continued until Saturday for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. McLaurin
Eslava Street
Newbern and Harris
John McEvoy
J. B. Kibbs
Prompting Hand Cleaner Ad Card
Advertising copy for a hand cleaner promises quick thorough removal of grime grease oil dirt dust rust and paint. Claims leaves skin soft and white and cleans every pore with cheap pricing of 10 cents at dealers.
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Anna Boulet
Eloise McAndrew
Dauphin Street
Margaret Nelson
Emily Harrison
Country Club
Birmingham Age-Herald
Dorothy Hellar
Tacoma
Wash
Elizabeth Marvel
Richmond
Leila Gordon
Anne Gordon
Washington, D. C
Gula Glines
Franklin, Pa
Fidelia Club
Charles E. Cessna
Ida Mai Gurganus
Alvah Reed
Charles Lindsey
J. P. Wentworth
W. B. Gilpin
Myers Memorial Church
F. O. Roberts
San Antonio
Texas
Varina Gould
Was Stone
Houston
G. E. Gavin
Frank B. Thomas
Tom Boone
New Orleans
Zara Solomon
Bess Holley
Lowndes
Montgomery
Fairhope
Mobile Bay
Hattiesburg News
Elise Beaven
Evergreen
Lucille MacGowin
Brewton
Bruce Robbins
Samson, Ala
Gladys Goula
T. K. Jackson
Government Street
MR. and
Mrs. Booth
T. E. Booth
Stevens-Booth
Marie Smith
Elizabeth Creary
Booth
Mr. Stevens
J. E. McMillan
D. E. Smith
L. L. Hill
Elizabeth
Margaret Creary
Mary Jane Smith
Daisy Wilkins
Ray Minette
R. J. Wilkins
Rain Hallows
Brian Hooker
Lyons Park
Marriott
Lyons
Knights and Ladies OF Security
Cawthon Hotel
W. E. P. Wilson
Hilda Kern
Nellie Hess
Federation Club
General
Federation of Women's Clubs
Texas Federation
Percy V. Pennybacker
Portland
Ore
the. Pacer
Pennypacker
M’adoo
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
White House
Miss McAdoo
Eleanor, Wilson
Virginia Clay Clopton
Huntsville Mercury-Banner
LA Paloma
Yacht Club Biloxi
Henry E. Quenichet
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Bell Phone
S& Royal
Mothers’ Club of the Settlement Home
Prickley Heat
Bauer
Hell
Columbia Ice Cream CO
Bell
Nestlé's Food
Nestle
Government of
England
Nestle’s Food Company
Woolworth Bidg
Brenau
Gainesville
M._E. EASTERLING
St. Francis St
Mobile & Ohio
R. R
Chunchula
Geo. Kilborn
Aila
Land & Dev. Co
Albert S. Towle
C. E
N. W. St. Francis and Royal Sts
Cat
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal ST
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