Einskaufl School Art Exhibit Draws Crowd In Mobile
The Einskaufl School Art Exhibition features nearly two hundred works arranged chronologically from Egyptian to modern art. Mobile residents flocked to see the exhibit, with many tickets sold and more expected as the week continues. A daily musical program runs 4 to 5 30 and 8 to 9 30 with admission ten cents.
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Mobile
Europe
Hugh
Chaudron
Margaret Taylor
J. B. Harvey
Emma Tam
Leinkauf Kin- Gargarten
Closing Day at the Chautauqua at Citronelle
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad ran a special 1 PM train to the Chautauqua at Citronelle with about 300 passengers enjoying a day at the winter resort. Harvey E. Jones Jr. led the excursion operations and said both trips were well patronized. The closing program continues Sunday.
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Citronelle
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Harvey E. Jones, Jr
Mobile and Ohio
School Event Schedule Mentioned With Various Classes
Wednesday night features former pupils and Letakauf with grades 1 2 3 and 5. Thursday afternoon includes Miss Kim ball Curry and Collins. Thursday night showcases Indian Tableau and School Improvement Association, grades 3. Friday afternoon lists Miss Yeend and Marechal grades 4. Friday night presents Mrs Sheffield living pictures.
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Son and Neubiik
Letakauf
Kimball
Curry
Collins
School Improvement’ Association
Yeend
Marechal
Sheffield
Living Pictures
Brown of Dothan Heads Educators
Alabama Educational Association elects J. W. Brown of Dothan as president for the ensuing year after endorsing a constitutional amendment to fund schools via local taxes. Other officers include T. Linder first vice president Miss Grace Thomas Jones second vice president C. L. Floyd third vice president W. C. Griggs secretary and E. E. Smith treasurer.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Educational Association
J. W. Brown
Dothan
J. B. Hobdy
Aeere
T. Linder
Talladega
Grace Thomas Jones
Selma
C. L. Floyd
W.C. Griggs
Gadsden
E B. Smith
Birmingham
R. Butler
Huntsville
C. C. Thach
Auburn
J. J. Doster
Peerless irons collars mold to designed shape
A machine collaring system uses Peerless irons to form edges that are slightly rolled rather than sharpened to a knife edge, adjusting the tool for the intended moulded profile.
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Peerless
Mobile Excise Commission Decides on Liquor Licenses
The Mobile Excise Commission suspended Peter Venturini's retail liquor license for sixty days for selling to a minor. The Richard Liquor Co was found not guilty of selling less than a quart. J B Webster Holberg Mercantile and Sigmund Kohlman were suspended five days, March 25 to 29. The panel noted care in evaluating cases and urged licensees to obey the law, with emphasis on avoiding precedents and ensuring awareness of rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Excise Commission
Peter A. Venturini
Richard Liquor Company
J. B. Webster
Holberg Mercantile Company
Sigmund Kohlman Company
Richard Company
Venturini
Joe W. Goldsby
Peter Venturini
Royal Street
Develupeu
Cualie Ne
Thce
Tts
Richard
Mr. New
Ralph Richard
Rich Liquor Company
Rabby Brothers
New
Excise Commission
City of
Mobile
Sigmun Kohlman Company
Fines Levied in Inferior Court on Vagrancy and Related Offenses
In the inferior criminal court Eliza Wheeler Hattie Anderson and Emma Wheeler were fined 1.60 or ten days for vagrancy Rosana Over street was fined 5 or ten days and Gertrude Howard 10 or ten days Calvin Rivers was fined 51 or sixty days hard labor after assault and battery and beating Carry Washington with a bottle Joe Davis paid 100 or thirty days hard labor for selling liquor without a license in Plateau Simon Monroe complained Lawson Bell Philip Williams and Henry Allen were fined 1 or ten days hard labor for playing skin Albert Lock was dismissed after proving an alibi.
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Eliza Wheeler
Hattie Anderson
Emma Wheeler
Inferior Criminal Court
Rosana Overstreet
Gertrude Howard
Calvin Rivers
Carrie Washington
Joe Davis
Plateau
Simon Monroe
Lawson Bell
Philip Williams
Henry Allen
Albert Lock
Prizes in Seven Classes Offered for Gardeners
Mobile Horticultural Society announces seven prize classes for amateur gardeners with cash or plant and bulb substitutes. Awards range from $3 to $10 plus plantings, for front gardens, annuals, be beds, and youth groups. Special prizes already funded include colored-gardener categories. An application blank follows.
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Mobile Horticultural Society
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Mingle Floral Company
Little Gem Floral Garden
H. P. Loding
C. Ravier & Co
Mobile Horticulture Society
Mobile Register
Home Economic Club
Colored Gardner
J. W. Reiss
Minge Fioral Company
Wasserleben to Ask for New Trial in Husband Killing Case
Mrs Theresa Wasserleben plans to seek a new trial in city court before appealing to the supreme court. Her attorney will request the judge to grant a retrial after a December 30, 1991 murder conviction of police officer Fred Wasserleben.
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Supreme Court
Theresa Virginia Wasserleben
Fred Wasserleben
O. J. Semmes
Tn Sacco
J. B. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Einkauf School
Weinacker’s
Tan
Association
Weinacker's
Chamberlain
BELL
Drug Department
SUDS
Greater Mobile
Richard Liquor CO
Jones
Gulfport
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Mobile’s
Barney-Cavanagh
FORD
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