Fort Deposit social notes and travel mentions
Fort Deposit and Mobile area society items recount visits from Maribel Barteé guest of Miss Aileen Parrett and Tennie Bee's Pensacola trip. Bells of weddings, engagements and parties feature Ashton Grosskopf and Gus Cowart nuptials. Elizabeth Pender and Dorothy Turner host guests. many families travel to Healing Springs Roanoke and Yellowstone trip described with stops in Salt Lake City and color.
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Fort Deposit
Maribel Barteé
Ala
Aileen Parett
Annielou Black
Judson
R P Wells Hosts Arrival of Mrs Culver Kin
Mrs R P Wells welcomed her guest Mrs G Culver who arrived Friday, with kin and neighbors joining in the greeting.
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Ra G Culver
R. P. Wells
Budget Plans Backed by Broadway Dreamer Dorothy Hall
Dorothy Hall, on Broadway in White Collars as a private secretary, credits budgeting with turning a PA salary into a dramatic career. She designed own clothes, saved from $20 or $30 weekly to move to New York, and now shares two budget schedules to guide ambitious secretaries. Her system uses annual expense estimates, shoehorned into weekly portions, promoting thrift and self-made style.
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Dorothy Hall
Hortense Saunders
NEA
New York
Pennsylvania
Broadway
Miss Hall
Dead Man's Voice Heard at Funeral in Davenport
At a Davenport funeral Charles W. Lau, a retired farmer, was heard via recorded phonograph messages he prepared before death. A recording titled Gone was played at the home service and another at the cremation vault, startling mourners.
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Davenport
Iowa
United Press
Charles W. Lau
Lau
Briand Delayed by Work in Paris for London Trip
Foreign Minister Briand remains in Paris with duties occupying his time for the next ten days or two weeks, making a London trip unlikely. Government plans reportedly call for him to proceed to London once available.
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Paris
A.P
Briand
London
Blackfish Wash Ashore at Society Beach in Brewster
Seventy five blackfish weighing from a quarter ton to three tons were dying on East Brewster beach near summer hotels. Town officials planned disposal before decomposition. The fish head contains a quantity used to lubricate delicate machinery. Early reports tally a hundred washed ashore with twenty five carried back to the bay.
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Brewster
Mass
East Brewster
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mary Elizabeth Austin
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Austin were held Monday afternoon at 4 from Dixon and McKay with Rev P B Wells of Government Street Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Pine Crest. pallbearers H a and J Yeend G E a G Bitzer R J Yeend and E J Head. Mrs Addie A Williamson widow of Charles M Williamson buried this afternoon at 8 from 450 Palmetto street. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Williamson survived by her mother Mrs Mary Nichol and other relatives.
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M. E. Austin
Mary Elizabeth Austin
Dixon and McKay
P. B. Wells
Government Street
Addie A. Williamson
Bris
Addie A. Willamson
Charles M. Williamson
Palmetto Street
Mrs Cosminsky Moves Home After Operation
Friends are alerted that Mrs. Phillips Cosminsky has been moved from Providence Infirmary to her home and is improving rapidly after surgery weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Gowan receive congratulations on a new baby girl. Miss Billie Brunner of Birmingham visits Miss Alice Alfred of Mobile. Mr and Mrs Mark Boazman of Mobile spent the day with relatives in Chickasaw.
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Phillips Cosminsky
Providence Infirmary
Cosminsky
Gowan
Billie Brunner
Birmingham
Chickasaw
Alice Alfred
Mobile
Mark Boazman
W M A And Epworth League Activities Noted
Two members of the W M A will assemble in the Baptist Church Wednesday at 9 30 for a real meeting. Mrs H C Dismukes hosts Miss Ella Dee Byrne and Odd Lloyd of Galveston visiting friends and relatives. J B Johnson is ill at home. W O A meets Wednesday night at regular hour and urged attendance. Prichard Epworth League members plan the Mobile City Epworth League Union boat ride tonight leaving at 7 30.
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Ashton -Grosskopf
Gus Oliver Cowart
Baptist Church
R.ae
Miss Bute
May Cowart
Reese Ashton
Ily Winstansley
Helen Davis
Drago
George
H. C. Dismukes
Ella Dee Byrne
Odd Lloyd
Galveston
Texas
Johnson
Prichard Epworth League
Mobile City Epworth League Union
Whistler Maccabees Meeting and Local Social Notes
WHISTLER Maccabees Union Tent No 29 to meet Wednesday at regular hour. Charles Welch guest of Late in Buckatunna Mississippi Saturday. S H Bullard of Meridian spent the week end with family. Mrs W T Lord and family returned from River Falls visit. Mrs Lord's niece Miss Katherne Thompson accompanied her home.
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Dorothy Turner
Elizabeth Pender
Norfolk
Birham
Emily Smith
Birmingham
Lurfolk
Miss Smith
Dorothy
Helena Turner
Dauphin Ne
To- Bromberg Villiers Charleton Duke
Petty
Mr. Jackson
Maccabees Union
Charles Welch
Buckatunna
Miss
Saturay
S. H. Bullard
Meridian
W. T. Lord
River Fall
Former Ecuadorian President Arrives in New Orleans
General Leonidas Plaza, twice Ecuador’s president, arrives with his wife and four children in New Orleans en route to San Francisco for months abroad. He denies exile reports and declines to discuss Ecuadorian politics, with a possible formal statement planned before Pacific coast departure.
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New Orleans
United Press
Leonidas Plaza
Ecuador
San Francisco
Plaza
United Fruit
Cartago
Panama
General Plaza
Pacific Coast
Russian Army Surgeon Wins California Medical License
Nicholas Zeuzkevich, former imperial Russian army surgeon and Moscow University graduate, received a California medical license. He fled Bolshevik service after the czar's overthrow, learned English in Santa Barbara, and retrained to pass state medical requirements following refugee status and internship at the county hospital.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
California
Nicholas Zeuzkevich
Imperial Russian
Imperial Russian University of Moscow
Russia
China
Russia seeks U S credits for mechanization and growth
Leon Trotzky states in an interview that the Soviet regime hopes for a five to ten year credit accord with the United States to fund electrification, mechanization of agriculture, and industrial expansion, arguing rapprochement would benefit both nations. He claims Soviet Russia will become a major world market and notes existing Soviet foreign trade controls need not block credit talks.
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Leon Trotzky
United Press
Moscow
Russia
London
United States
Soviet
America
Chinese Situation Nearly Out of Hand
Hong Kong cable from Amoy Chamber of Commerce warns that firm prompt action is needed to avert a hopeless coastport crisis. Warship Foxglove sails to Amoy while Titania heads to Wei-Hai-Wei to reinforce the area.
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London
Aus
United Press
Exchange Telegraph
Hong Kong
Amoy
Diplomatic Talks Advance Ahead of England Visit
The article notes a planned trip to England for talks with Foreign Secretary Chamberlain on a proposed security pact with Germany. Departure hinges on a favorable moment due to the absence of the French foreign minister from Paris. Simultaneous negotiations continue between Paris and London to craft a reply to Germanys second note delivered July 20.
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England
Chamberlain
Germany
Paris
London
Veteran Jeff Smith Knocked Out Amid Sizable Ring Career
Jeff Smith of Bayonne New Jersey a 700 fight veteran was stopped by Tony Marullo of New Orleans in the eleventh round of a scheduled fifteen Smith collapsed after two minutes of fighting in the eleventh Blinded by blood and likely losing eye sight he showed signs of waning power marking an end to his long career in boxing.
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New Orleans
International News Service
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
Tony Marullo
Smith
McAdoo Family Arrives in Santa Barbara for Visit
William Gibbs McAdoo and his family arrived in Santa Barbara from Los Angeles to spend the remainder of the visit. The party checked into a local hotel and planned sightseeing along the coast.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
William Gibbs McAdoo
Los Angeles
Four Robbers Escape With Diamonds From Pawn Shop Heist
Four robbers held up the St Ride Pawn Shop of Mangen today and escaped with diamonds valued at $70,000 after binding two staff members. Police hunt for the culprits.
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Stride
Mangen
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