Lichtbachs Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Isaac Lichtbach mark their twenty fifth anniversary with a Saturday ceremony reception hosted by friends. Mrs Lichtbach’s absence noted. Lichtbach active in Masonry and Shriner circles and previously honored by a government office. Mobile area activities include Agnes Scott alumni meeting and church fund raising lawn party and a Y M C A concert benefiting Central Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lichtbach
Marcus Itbach
Robert Herman
Lichtbach
Viceni
Emple
Heinz Demonstration Promotes Fifty Seven Varieties
Mrs Wells of the Heinz Company tours from St. Louis to demonstrate the complete Heinz line in a store display. The event invites all ladies to view and taste samples with no sales pressure, aligning with picnic season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz
Heinz Co
St. Louis
Fashionable powder boxes and frugal deco ideas
An article notes affordable alternatives to costly vanity pieces, highlighting blue enamel bowls from Copenhagen, a Royal Copenhagen china bowl, and improvised boxes decorated with prints, silk, and net. It also covers letters on wart removal, court plaster, and a summary of club activities and meetings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Royal Copenhagen
Orient
Dancing event and social notes from Mobile society
The item lists a varied evening program featuring Jack Hurlburt, a soprano solo by Mrs Tam, and a male chorus with Messrs Lavelle, Wilson, Glass, Winter, Perkins, Willis and Halliwell, plus accompanists Mrs Wm Shock and Dr Frederick Dunster. It also covers Mrs Erna Moore visiting Miss Mabel Bobe, a May river boat party, a Birmingham Age Herald photo of Mrs Carl Holzborn, and a schedule of local social and civic notices including Child Welfare Conference plans in Montgomery and the Mobile Clark School Improvement Association meeting with a Liberty Declaration presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church
Emma la Prade Tam
Mobile
Howardah
Mabel Heustis
Max Lavelle
Tom Halliwell
John Willis
Jack Hulburt
Tam
Messrs
Lavelle
Wilson
Glass
Winter
Perkins
Willis
Halliwell
Wm. Shock
Frederick Dunster
Bizet
Denza
Jack Hurlburt
Damascus
A. W. Finden
Aaida
Erna Moore
Clarke School Association
Clark School Improvement Association
Shawhan
Patriotic Educational Committee
J. H. Patterson
Patterson
C.S. Shawhan
A. M. Bright
Alvarez
Terry L. Moore
Wm. J. Quigley
J. F. Malone
Dr. King's New Discovery for Spring Colds
An ad urges readers to use Dr. King's New Discovery to ease coughs and colds from changing seasons. It claims the syrup soothes coughing, checks the cold, and helps grippe, noting it is prepared and ready to use with over forty years of testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Social Ties Link Visitors From Coastal and Nearby Cities
Mr. L. H. Horn and Miss Helen Horn returned from Fairhope where the family spent a summer visit. Mrs. Horn and Misses Margaret and Lucille plan to return Wednesday. Madeline Jacobs will stop in Jacksonville en route east to visit Miss Carrie Heming. Dorothy Rosenberry has returned to Fairhope after visiting Nellie and Edna Thurman. Mrs. Harry Pegues and daughter Mary Rhett are guests of Mrs. A. Pegues of Selma. Mrs. R. H. Bolling, visiting relatives in Springhill, leaves today for a reunion in Birmingham before returning to Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hall and children of Gainesville Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hall and children of Columbia Mississippi are in the city visiting the Halls at 428 Springhill Avenue. Judge William H. Tayloe, guest of Mrs. Chas. S. Shawhan, left for Uniontown and will attend a trustees meeting at Montevallo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Finch
Texas
Mr. Finch
New Orleans
T. B. Wilson
Finch
Birmingham
R. H. Duesberry
Warren Wellford
Roanoke
Richmond
Madeline Jacobs
Jacksonville
Carrie
Heming
Dorothy Rosenberry
Fairhope
Nellie
Edna Thurman. Co
Harry Pegues
Mary Rhett
A. Pegues
Selma
R. H. Bolling
William E. Mickle, Jr
Springhill
Louisville
John Randolph Bolling
L.E. Hall
Gainesville
Fla
Benjamin Hall
Columbia
Miss
City
Charles R. Hall
Springhill Avenue
Cooo
William H. Tayloe
Chas. S. Shawhan
Uniontown
Ala
Montevallo
Chicks to Get Moriarity and Managerial Move
Chicago May 15 George Moriarity veteran third baseman is to be released to the Memphis Southern Association Club by the Chicago Americans. He is slated to manage the club and the release will make room on the White Sox roster for Fred Mollwitz. Cincinnati first baseman negotiations were reported last week and Jack Ness is to return from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Moriarity
Chica Americans
White Sox
Fred Mollwitz
Cincinnati
Progr
Jack Ness
Baltimore
Bressingham Re elected Treasurer Of Police Relief
John H. Bressingham was re elected treasurer of the Mobile Police Relief Association at a special Sunday meeting. He stood without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bressingham
John H. Bressingham
Mobile Police Relief Association
Burial of James Kaver in Mobile Catholic Cemetery
The funeral for James Kaver aged 83 was held Monday at 3 30 from his son Thomas Kaver’s home 107 North Hamilton and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. A large crowd attended including a delegation from Mobile Council 66 Knights of Columbus. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. Kaver, born in County Waterford Ireland, moved to the United States as a boy and later served in the Civil War with the Third Missouri Battery. He had long been a Mobile resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kaver
Thomas Kaver
North
Hamilton Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Mobile Council 66
Knights of Columbus
Mobile
County Waterford
Ireland
Third
Missouri Battery
Mobile clubs calendar outlines week of meetings
A dense list of meetings and events fills the Mobile calendar from Monday to Saturday. Groups include the Mobile Federation of Women’s Clubs Home Economics rooms, Mobile Public Library Association, Kindergarten Study Club at Whistler, Young People’s Jewish Association at B’nai B’rith hall, As You Like It Club with Mrs Atkinson, Annual Meeting of the Mobile Suffrage Association, Under Five Flags Chapter D A R, St Claire Sewing Circle on Conti Street, All Saints’ Guild, Agnes Scott Alumnae, G I A to B of L E, St Joseph’s Junior Benevolent Association, Parish Society at Christ Church, Century Book Club at Cawthon Hotel, Craighead Club, Mobile Business Woman’s Club, Mother’s Club Inter reciprocity Day, Trinity Social Club at Parish House, Home Economics Club, Shakespeare Club and Chopin Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Charles E. Erdman
Daniel McGonigal
Charles E. Shawhan
Craighead
Cawthon
Hervey
Cawthon Hote
A. B. Thielgaard
Anne Bozeman Lyon
Mobile Federation of Women's Clubs
Mobile Public Library Association
Whistler
Young People’s Jewish Association
B'nai B'rith
W. J. Atkinson
Mobile Suffrage
Battle House
P. m
Under Five Flags
F. J. Inge
St. Claire
Mobile
Agnes Scott
Grace Harris
B. of L. E
Hall
St. Joseph's
Kate Robert
Christ Church
Chapter ‘House
Century Book Club
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile Business Woman's Club
Mother’s Club
Craighead Club
Trinity Social Club
Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
Christ Church Chapter House
Senate Considers Rublee Nomination for FTC
Senate met at noon and considered George Rublee for the Federal Trade Commission in executive session. House met at 11 o'clock and resumed debate on rural credits ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rublee
Federal Trade Commission
House
Convicted Engineer Receives Four Month Term
A. Tankersley, engineer in charge of the Southern railway New York to New Orleans limited, was sentenced in Salisbury New York to four months in county jail for manslaughter in the November 24 1915 yard crash that killed two and injured twenty two. The court granted permission to hire out the defendant and he remains free on $1000 bail while appealing to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N. Y
A. Tankersley
Southern Railway
New York
Tankersley
State Supreme Court
Submarine K-2 and Aragon Collision Off Delaware Breakwater
A collision off the Delaware breakwater involving submarine K-2 and the steamer Aragon caused no serious injuries. The K-2, on its way from Hampton Roads, continued to New York after the incident, according to navy department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delaware
Aragon
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
New York
Tropical storm moves inland over Florida coast
Washington May 15 The Cuban storm disturbance of Saturday night is over Central Florida with similar intensity and moderate gales on the northeast Florida coast. The disturbance is moving slowly north and northeast storm warnings have been moved from Fort Monroe to Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Weather Bureau
Fort Monroe
Jacksone
Officers to Reunion Fight Confederate Veterans Meet
Chief of Detectives E T Rondeau and Clerk James J Barry Sr of Mobile police depart left for Birmingham to attend the Confederate Veterans reunion. LeVine acts as clerk, Harmas moves to Bauer’s post during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Rondeau
James J. Barry, Sr
Police Department
Mobile
Birmingham
Union of the Confederate Veterans
Levine
Bauer Ig
Barry
Sam. Harmas
Bauer
Life Savers To Meet At Y M C A Building
The Life Saving Corps of the Red Cross Society will meet at the Y M C A building Tuesday evening at 6 30 O clock. This meeting is of much importance and all members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Saving Corps of Red Cross Society
Strathcona Arrives for Repair and Lumber Load
Strathcona schooner arrives in tow of tug Dawn from Cuban ports for repairs. She will load a cargo of lumber at the harbor before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathcona
Dawn
Cuban
Social Calendar Highlights Local Events and Meetings
A busy social calendar lists Monday concerts at Central Presbyterian Church Harte Auditorium. Graduates Luncheon honors Miss Shelley Lee Taylor of Baker graded school. Various parties, luncheons, sewing circles, and bridge events run through Wednesday with venues including Battle House and Harte Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church—Harte Auditorium
Shelley Lee Taylor
Knott's High School
Battle House
Hallie Cooper
Baker Graded School
Grover Taylor
Cornelia March
Mabel Heustis
Effie Soost
Paul Wilson
Celia Webb
Point Clear
J. T. Wright
University Military School
Irene Gordon
Vineyard of Cawthon Hotel
Barton Academy
Harte Auditorium
Y. M. C. A. Teaches All Members to Swim
The Y M C A has started steps to teach all members to swim. Many longtime members already swim, but many new members from the recent campaign do not. The first lesson begins Saturday and all members who wish to learn are urged to attend.
United States Marshal In Expense Case Told To Pay Supper
John G. Saunders, U S marshal at Richmond, asked the treasury comptroller if the government would pay for his sappers on boat trips to Norfolk starting at 7. The comptroller ruled he must eat before departure or pay for suppers himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John G. Saunders
United States
Richmond
Comptroller of the Treasury
Norfolk
Progressives Leave Mobile for State Convention Meeting
The Mobile delegation to the Progressive party state convention will depart Tuesday for Birmingham where the Bull Moosers assemble Wednesday. Delegates include Sidney Berrey Dr. W. T. Henderson Gerald H. Krumpel H. H. Bolton and M. C. Skinner of Citronelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
The
Progressive Party
Birmingham
Bull Moosers
Sidney Berrey
W. T. Henderson
Gerald H. Krumpel
H. H. Bolton
M. C. Skinner
Citronelle
Asquith Leaves Dublin for North of Ireland
Dublin May 15 Premier Asquith departed for Belfast to confer with prominent Northern leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
Dublin
North OF Ireland
Belfast
Rockefeller Junior to Speak at Y M C A Meet
John D Rockefeller Jr Major General Leonard Wood and Franklin D Roosevelt spoke at the International Y M C A convention in Cleveland Ohio May 15 Rockefeller addressed welfare work in Colorado mines and L Wood and F D Roosevelt were to appear at the army and navy section in the afternoon session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
John D.rockefeller
Leonard Wood
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Colorado
Wood
Roosevelt
Army and Navy
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Mrs. Lichtbach
R Scott
Jace Harris
Government-street
Rachel Harris
Government Street
R. O. Harris
Edna Kent’ Forbes
O. R
Schuman Club
Emma Jones
Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ Church
Semmes Parliamentary Law Club
Raphael Semmes Parliamentary Law Club
Semmes School
Mr. Lavelle
Mr. Halliwell
Mrs .Holzborn
Washington Saviara
Alabama Children’s Home Society
Montgomery
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Exchange Hotel
UC. & DD
Octagon
United States Daughters of 1812
B. F. Adams
Orein
Aries
Miss Etta Love
Route 1
Ben Franklin
Tex
T. Bos
Mss
Katmarine Stinson
de Lloyd Thompson
Long Island
Dario Resta
Sheepshead Bay
Katherine Stinson
Resta
Senate
Rachael Harris
Edgar Discher
Dog River
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
No Trumps Club
Knott High School
Elwell Bridge Club
Joseph St. George Tucker
Amos Murphree
David Norton
Broad Street
Watherine Hurley
Progressive Peanut Party
May Stallworth
Genevieve Thomason
U.S
Horlick
Lers
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