Satan’s temple of souls and autumn of love
Poem by Leolyn Louise Everett and a society column of Birmingham notices detail weddings and events. The prose includes a quiet marriage of John J. Stauter and Catherine Young in Prestwick Alabama with future home plans, a luncheon for Dr. Caroline Geisel of Battle Creek, and social gatherings in Birmingham including auctions and sorority meetings along with Chicago’s trade contracts for machinery.
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Leolyn Louise Everett
Tutwiler
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Caroline Geisel
Battle Creek
Mich
Fanny Leaves for New Work After Turbulent Job
Fanny Hedden quits her post with Mrs. Irwin after a quarrel and lack of references. Miss Irwin offers to vouch for her skills while Fanny seeks a higher paying position as a general houseworker. She fears unsafe ads and registers with an employment agency using Miss Irwin as a reference.
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Ovorright
Star Company
Fanny
Mrs. Irwin
Mr. Irwin
Delia
Miss Irwin
Fanny Hedden
Y M C A Campaign Set For Spring Drive
The Mobile YMCA plans a record breaking membership drive from March 27 to April 3 1915 led by D P Bestor L J Davis T H Frazer H T Hartwell C W Morse and John E Mitchell. Directors will meet Monday night to organize further. Southern cities have begun campaigns and Mobile aims to outpace last year.
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Mobile
D. P. Bestor
L. J. Davis
T. H. Frazer
H. T. Hartwell
C. W. Morse
John E. Mitchell
Association
Dairyman Peter Lartigue Fined in Watered Milk Cases
Peter Lartigue a dairyman was arraigned in the recorder's court on Saturday charged in two cases with selling watered milk. He was fined $50 or ninety days in each case and appealed in both. The city health department prosecuted, alleging a driver for Lartigue delivered watered milk to an ice cream company shop.
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Peter Lartigue
Recorder’s Court
Lartigue
City Health Department
Mobile Social Notes and Visitors Abound
Mrs. O L Crampton stays brief in Mobile after wintering in Asheville with daughter Kath erine Crampton. Several friends and relatives return home from visits in Ashland Place Chicago New Orleans Pensacola and Atlanta. Notables include Dr E D Bon durant improving Mr Tom Dorman recovering Mrs J D Murray guests of Courtland N Y and Rev Henry Wade DuBose ill with services at Government Street Church postponed.
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O. L. Crampton
Mobile
Spring Hill Avenue
J. B. Vergho
Chicago
E. D. Bondurant
Hermann
Tom Dorman
Lee Etta Paul
New Orleans
Jesse Duggar
Fred West
Mose Schwarz
D. R. Burgess
Ethel Burgess
Palm Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
W. D. Nesbitt
Birmingham
A. P. Bush
Sue Rainer
Church and
Charles Streets
Lilly Noble Harrison
W. D. Bellingrath
Atlanta
Lillian Doyle
Marion Overton
Battles
Roy Bertolotti
W. C. Lynch
North Franklin Street
Houston
Texas
Ervin Craighead
Mobile Register
Henry Wade DuBose
Government Street Presbyterian Church
DuBose
R. W. Hale
Fostoria
Ohio
H. S. Jones
Monterey Place
San Francisco
Grace St. John McMahon
Robert Barnwell
Frank Wright
Julian Bartee
Murphy
Greensboro
Montgomery Inge
Crawford Scholarship Exam At Mobile Inquiries Open
The Crawford scholarship at Van derbilt University will be awarded for four years covering tuition board room laundry books and dues plus incidental funds and two round trips Mobile to Nashville. Open to white boys from Mobile county who pass a competitive exam around May 15 with entries due by May 10. Apply to Professor S S Murphy superintendent of education for details.
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Crawford
Vanderbilt University
Ss. S. Murphy
Mobile
Nashville
Mobile County
Vanderbilt
R. L. Crawford
New York City
Messrs
Percy Hines
Alex Howard
Claud W. Whitehead
S. S. Murphy
Satsuma Social and Meeting Highlights
Miss Sylvia Rakowsky spent Monday in Mobile. N. W. Wink and Miss Florence Wink were in town. D. Cc. Baldwin traveled to Mobile on Wednesday. Miss Christine Anderson of Axis visited Satsuma with Miss Florence Wink. J. F. Hudson and others spoke at the hotel on "Died Farming" to a large audience despite heavy rain.
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Satsuma
Ala
Sylvia Rakowsky
Mobile
N. W. Wink
Florence Wink
City
Ollie Forte
Meridian
H. Gillette
Town Hall
D. Cc. Baldwin
Christine Anderson
Axis
Oyster Loaves At Charles Schimpf Resta
Advertisement offers 25 cent oyster loaves at Charles Schimpf Resta on North Royal Street with fresh plant oysters priced by dozen and loaf. Toasted varieties extra and raw oysters at stand with plants priced per dozen.
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Charles Schimpf Resta
North Royal Street
The Too Motherly Woman By A Bachelor Girl
A single woman reflects on friends who marry and become motherly. She resists marriage to Jack and notes the dulling effect of babies on social life, sharing observations of Kathleen and Dorothy and vowing to remain independent despite social pressure.
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Jack
Kathleen
Dorothy
Kitty
Visitors From Fairhope Ride Apollo to City
Bay steamer Apollo carried passengers from Fairhope Alabama on Saturday morning. Among those aboard were B. Greenbaum, Mr and Mrs O Foster, Mrs Ss B Minnich, Mrs Owen Roberts, Miss Leah Gaston, Miss Olive Woods, Miss Harriet Hodgson, J R Henning, L J Payne, E D Swift, John Roger, J E Gaston, J P Moore, and Dr Harvey and son.
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Fairhope
Apollo
Ala
B. Greenbaum
O. Foster
Ss. B. Minnich
Owen Roberts
Leah Gaston
Olive Woods
Harriet Hodgson
J. R. Henning
L. J. Payne
E. D. Swift
John Roger
J. E. Gaston
J. P. Moore
Harvey and Son
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Stauter-Young
John J. Stauter
Catherine Young Prestwick
Donny
Broad Street Methodist Arch
Stauter
New St. Francis Street
Miss Cunningham
Loraine Cunningham
Sigma Delta Phi Sorority
Sigma Delta Phi
Miss Harmeen
Douglas Campbell
Lilly Noble Harmsen
China
Germany
Austria
Askin & Marine
Dauphin Street
Y.M.C. A
Dairyman
Vernon Castle
Worth, Callot, Drescell
Chennault
L. Hammel Dry Goods Company
Marmaduke
U. S
Bauer
Alabama Special Benefit Co