To Live at Sewanee and Mobile Residents
Rev and Mrs Frank Julian will relocate to Sewanee Tennessee where their life together began after a Selma Alabama wedding. The couple and their young daughter Frances have recent ties to Lake George Selma Mobile and Alaska. Hans Van Aller returns to Mobile to pursue medical studies after four years away.
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Sewanee
Frank Julian
Goliad
Texas
Selma
Sewanee, Tenn
Mobilian
University of the South
Vera Spencer
Pleasent Mountains
St. Paul's Church
Hans van Aller
Mobile
van Aller
Mobile Medical College
Vacationers Hastening Home Amid Equinoctial Storms
Travelers rush to return as autumn storms disrupt holidays. Weather fronts push travelers off schedules and force cancellations or delays at coastal hubs and inland routes alike.
Autumn vacationers depart from Point Clear area
Coastal visitors wrap up seaside stays as numerous Mobile families return from the Seashore Camp Grounds and Point Clear. Notable names include Mrs. Goronway Owen with two sons and Mrs. Ruff, the Bancrofts, the Blackshers and their children, the Anfield family, the Arnolds, Tompsons, Rubba children, and M. Clifford with Bert Clifford. Major and Mrs Glennon end their hotel stay following Mrs Glennon host week of parties with guests such as Miss Sharman and several Ennis, Creary, McKenzie, Fowlkes, Fearn, West, and Harris heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goronway Owen
Ruff
Seashore
M. C. Bancroft
Nelile Mae Bancroft
Birmingham
Selma
Montgomery
M. Clifford
Bert Clifford
Major
J. K Glennon
Glennon
Kate Sharman
Meridian
Mary Ennis
Virginia Creary
Glenn McKenzie
Agnes Fowlkes
Aline Fearn
Ethel West
Josephine Harris
Miss Jewel Davis Honoree In Mobile Social Week
Miss Lucile Rush and her guest Miss Jewel Davis reign over a series of dances and movies in Mobile leading to a planned farewell summer night. The pair, joined by friends Walter Boyles Austin Pharr Ben Campbell and T D Nettles, enjoy yacht club events and Vineyard gatherings while other locals share visits and plans for future dances. Frances Riggs returns from visits to Atlanta and Selma, and Mary Ella Roberts prepares to depart for Maryville Woman's College after Barton school graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Davis
Brown’s Wells
Vicksburg
Lucile Rush
Mobile
Mobile Yacht Club
Austin Pharr
Vineyard
Ben Campbell
T. D. Nettles
Miss Davis
Miss Rush
Mary Ella Roberts
S. W. Roberts
Bright Barton
Woman's College At
Montgomery
Countess Tarnowski to wed Milanese solicitor and live in England
Rome reports upset among relatives of Tarnowski’s late husband as the Russian countess, serving eight years for murder, is set to marry a Milanese solicitor. After the wedding they plan to reside in England, while social diversions continue with a Crescent and Crown party and other local comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tarnowski
England
Mothers' Club Sees Steady Interest Despite Weather
Despite bad weather the Mothers' Club held a Thursday meeting at Settlement Home with Miss Jter reading from the Twenty third Psalm on the Melody of God's Love. A lengthy business session followed as plans for next season were discussed ardently.
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Mothers’ Club
Jter
Election of Officers Set for First Thursday in October
Social hour followed with lemonade and cakes as officers are to be elected. Visitors included Mrs. Wilhelm, president of the city Settlement Home board, among others.
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Wilhelm
Redmond Wedding Prominent Visit in Hattiesburg
Mr and Mrs John Redmond formerly Miss Lula Heywood attended a prominent Thursday wedding in Hattiesburg Mississippi and are visiting Mrs Nehls and Miss Nehls at their Inge building home.
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John Redmond
Lula Heywood
Hattiesburg
Nehls
Miss Nehls
Inge
W. P. Paterson
Roundabout
Canada
Georgian Bay
Toronto
Montreal
St. John’s
Halifax
New York City
Mobility Notes And Arrivals From Gulf City
Mrs J W Bennett and her attractive children Miss Rose Bennett Miss Aleathea Bennett and Jack Bennett have returned to Morris-town Pa after two years in Gulf City. Miss Hortense Reiss returns from Philadelphia Miss Nell Sweeney and her mother arrive from Battles Wharf. Mr Isador Isaacson visits from Cincinnati and Chicago Hebrew Union College student plans to graduate. Dr Adrian Taylor left Monday for an unspecified destination.
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J. W. Bennett
Rose Bennett
Aleathea Bennett
Jack Bennett
Gulf City
Morristown
Nell Sweeney
Battles Wharf
Potter
Isador Isaacson
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Local Alabama residents depart for China and visits
Marion residents prepare for a trip to St Louis then Vancouver to board passage for China with R V Taylor and family. Mrs Taylor visits Judson College. Mr and Mrs Stewart LeBlanc return from Pass Christian to visit Alfred LeBlanc and family. Bessie Ramsey visits Mrs J B Harvey. Ruth and Elida Nelson return to Mobile after two months touring northern and eastern cities.
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Marion
Ala
R. V.taylor
St. Louis
Vancouver
China
Stewart LeBlanc
Pass Christian
Alfred LeBlanc
Ruth and
Elida Nelson
Mobile
Grand Lodge Nearing Finale In Minneapolis Session
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in its final session in Minneapolis on Sept 19 expecting to finish unfinished business that day. The agenda included electing officers and awarding prizes to cantons of the patriarch militant and degree teams from subordinate lodges.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Patriarch Militant
Kyle presses claim for an appointment as Morgan judge
Osceola Kyle a Decatur lawyer returned from the gulf coast to Montgomery and visited Governor O Nea l to press his application for the Morgan law and equity court judgeship to replace Judge Wert who is said to resign October 1. Fellow Decatur attorney W T Lowe also seeks the post. Kyle left for Decatur last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Gulf Coast
Osceola Kyle
Decatur
O'Neal
Morgan Law and Equity Court
Thomas W. Wert
Birmingham
W. T. Lowe
Kyle
Cash and checks stolen from wagon in daylight
In St. Louis a brewry wagon was robbed as two well dressed men grabbed a package containing 4280 in cash and negotiable checks from the seat while William O'Meara, in charge, attached a weight to the horses. The crime occurred in full view near the bank before the men fled.
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ST. Louis
William, O'Meara
O'Meara
Dr Kings New Life Pills Credited By Woman Patient
A Leadill Tennessee woman Mrs M C Dunlap reports Dr Kings New Life Pills helped her troubles greatly. The ad claims the laxative is prompt safe and does not cause trouble. A box costs 25 cents and is recommended by Van Antwern Drug Co.
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Dr. King
M. C. Dunlap
Leadill
Tenn
Prominent Santa Fe Man Indicted For Bribery
A sensational case in Santa Fe reports Chief of Police George W. Armijo and prominent merchant Nathan Salmon indicted on bribery charges tied to a water company franchise renewal. A demand of 20 000 dollars was alleged to secure favorable city council action. The company is owned by New York capitalists with Edgar L. Street of New York as president.
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Santa FE
N. M
George W. Armijo
Nathan Salmon
New York
Edgar L. Street
Safer Gun Practices Highlight Household Caution
A cautious homeowner prefers avoiding firearms over facing burglars, illustrating the value of prudent security decisions and self protection.
Revolvers in Movies Face Chicago Exhibition Ban
Chicago authorities launch a campaign to bar moving pictures that display revolvers. Officials seek to eliminate gun play to curb influence on youths. Major Funkhouser cites gun play as harmful. Judge Pinckney notes youths report crime ideas from films.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M.L. C. Funkhouser
W. M. Pinckney
Blame Cast on Man Killed in Unclear Incident
Readable text centers on a man who was killed and the surrounding blame directed at him, with investigators noting societal or community reactions and surrounding rumors. The fragment suggests a posthumous attribution of fault without clear evidence.
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SOC Ieety
News of Feminine World
Bell
N. Royal ST. Battle House
Point Clear
J. J. Blackshers
W. W. Anfield
O. .T. Arnold
Ernest Tompson
A. W. Rubba
Frances Riggs
Mayfield
Atlanta
Edgar Peterson
Pensacola
Dr. Peterson
Yeend Potter CO
Madras
the Crescent and the Crown
Burke's
May Ella Roberts
Imogen Lamas
Gladys Rae
Ophelia Tew
Louise Roberts
Ellis Sprinkle
Gulfport
Fairhope
Carlisles
Sprinkle
Mary M
Ella Carlisle
Dennis Sprinkle
Augusta Nettles
Thomasville
Henry Chamberlain
City
Seacliff
Charles Toones
Countess Tarnowska
Willis & Percy Jewelers Aid Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Hortense Reiss
Philadelphia
Miss
Adrian Taylor
Bessie Ramsey
van Cleave
J. B. Harvey
Georgia Avenue
Grand Lodge
Toi
Paris
Columbia
Victor
Beacon Shoes
Wim
Advan
Aeroa
Fifth Avenue
State
Beacon Shoe Store
UNION
Mobile and
Bay Shore District
Ee Station
Terminal Station
Tain Station
Te Station
H. E. Jones, JR
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