Local Society Notes Highlight Church Meetings and Social Visits
A bustling social column lists Dauphin Way Baptist Church plans for Sunday at 9 30 AM with officers urging attendance. Other items cover Bible classes at First Baptist and St. Francis Street Methodist, visits by Mobile and Columbus guests, and a fashion of informal gatherings and motor trips in Mobile society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle’ Ward
Isabelle Ward
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Creight
Miss Julia Pugh Returns Home After Visit
Miss Julia Pugh returns to her home in Mobile after a two week visit to Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gandy have also returned to Mobile from Montgomery. Mrs G Van Aller and Daisy Schwartz with Pat Pugh from Mobile visit Mrs Pugh in Leckon, Alabama. W B Westcott and children depart Sunday for Point Clear for a stay. Eloise Jones of Mobile visits friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Pugh
Cecil Gandy
Mobile
Montgomery
G. van Aller
Daisy Schwartz
M Pat Pugh
Pugh
Leckson
Als
Eloise Jones
BUILD STRENGTH Sold by Van Drug Corp.
A Van Drug Corporation advertisement markets BUILD STRENGTH as a health product. The notice emphasizes its availability through the company’s drugstore network, highlighting claims of wellness support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Drug Corp
Ford infringement charge in patent case over car bands
A United States district suit accuses Ford, Park and Omoletoetran Inc. and others of unlawfully manufacturing transmission bands using a calcium carbonate invention by Lotke White of Idaho City. The case seeks injunction and an accounting of profits from alleged patent infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pra Ta Cent Lara
Automo 'Sie Banknien
Park
Omoletetran Inc
Ana
Comalata
United States
Sonate
Lotke White
Idaho City
Taahoe
Aoy
Ford
St. Louis
Suburban Religious Activities and Visits noted
The Epworth League plans to meet Sunday at 6 30 in the Methodist church. Regular services occur Sunday at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Mrs C W Burns and children from Galveston Texas visit Mr and Mrs H C Dusmukes. F E B Wise returns from Brinkley Arkansas and is accompanied home by Mr and Mrs W W Olivia. Mrs G C Platt of Tulsa Oklahoma spends the day with Mrs C H Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
C. W. Burns
Galveston, Tex
H. C. Dismukes
F. EB. Wise
Brinkley, Ark
Mrs. W. W. Olivia
Mr. Wise
Regular church services scheduled Sunday in Whistler
Whistler residents will attend preaching services at the P Methodist church Sunday at the regular hour. Members of the B P U of the Baptist church plan Sunday afternoon assembly in the same church. Miss Louise Howard returns to Enterprise Mississippi after a week with cousin Miss Alma Johnson. Miss Lester Harford returns home from a visit with friends and relatives in Waynesboro Mississippi.
CHICKASAW WOMAN GUESTS IN NEW ORLEANS FAMILY
Mrs K Morgan of New Orleans visits daughter Mrs E M Richardson in Chickasaw to celebrate her grandson's birthday. Mrs Gene Borders of Miami leaves Pensacola after staying with Mrs C J Monarch. Unity Sunday school holds 9 45 tomorrow. Mrs John Green and family visit Coden Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. K. Morgan
New Orleans
E. M. Richardson
Boulevard
Gene Borders
Miami
C. J. Monarch
Pensacola
Unity Sunday School
John Green
Coden
Ala
Clerk on pay of $25 suing for million
Chicago August 15 A P Brennan a grocery clerk earning $25 a week sues the Marquise De Janneli for 1 000 000 for slander alleging she falsely accused him of stealing jewels clothing and other items after a party and demanded repayment. The suit is set for October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. J. Brennan
Marquise de Janneli
Hage J
Japan
Brennan
Marquise
Tennessee to Have Naval Reserve Unit in Nashville
Nashville will host the first Tennessee unit of the United States naval reserve. Following a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by Lt. Mallory K. Aiken, formal application is filed and drills should start within a month. Over 50 men have enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
United States
Nn Reserve
Nashville
Chamber of Commerce
Mallory K. Aiken
Naval Department
Kentucky Killer Given Sentence
Brownlow Strong was convicted in circuit court and sentenced to seven years in the state reformatory for shooting and killing George Watts near Whick two miles from Jackson. The killing occurred during a drunken argument. Strong’s conviction marked the fifth killing conviction in two days, with one of the recent defendants being a woman.
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Jackson, Ky
Brownlow Strong
George Watts
Whick
Here
State Reformatory
Strong
Visiting friends and relatives in Pensacola and nearby
Miss Mabele Conner visits Andalu with Mrs J D Trammell and daughter Hattie Lou Trammell from Mobile. Harris, operated on Thursday at the TMobile Infi for adenoids, recovers well and was moved home yesterday. Mrs J H H Adams and Miss Pearl Shipman of Mobile visit Meridian Monday. Mrs L David and Mrs Mabel Morton with two children Ruth and Sherard stay a week with the D Grimes family in Bell Forrest. Miss Winona Martin returns to Whistler after a six week visit. Mrs Jack Greer visits Mrs Irby Joyner in Greensboro. Mr Bestor Ward and three children Mary Frances, Bestor and Clarke of Greensboro stay with Dr and Mrs P D McGehee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mohr Foster
Glenn H. Schoen
Mobile
Gadsden
Lorraine
Catherine Leetch
Columbus
Jack Bailey
Atlanta
Wel Thomas
Birmingham
Sherman Payne
Rosalee Walker
Montgomery
M. E. Payne
Bainbridge Street
W. F. Payne
J. D. Trammell
Hattie Lou Trammell
Pensacola
Harris
Tmobile
J. H. H. Adams
Miss Pearl Shipman
Meridian
L. David
Mabel Morton
Ruth and
Sherard
D. Grimes
Bell Forrest
Bestor Ward
Mary Frances
Bestor and
Clarke
Greensboro
P. D. McGehee
Tension over coal crisis grows in Britain postal clash
London August 15 reporters say coal tensions persist after a tentative settlement. A threat to Miners Federation secretary A J Cook is investigated after a fascist pamphlet warned “we are 600000 strong.” The piece notes clashes between miners and fascist groups and quotes Cook on industrial control and potential revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fuory
London
Scotland Yard
A. J Cook
Miners’ Federation
Baldwin
Hyde ‘Park
House of Commons
Cook
William Joynson Hicks
Home Secretary
England
Council of Action
Home brew seized in raid on 160 North Catherine Street
State and county officers raided the residence at 160 North Catherine Street and seized 70 bottles of home brew and 15 gallons of the fermenting liquid. Ruth Buford cited for violating prohibition. Three stills were seized in the operation, with additional stills and mash destroyed in other sites along the Mississippi line and Mobile area.
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North Catherine Street
Ruth Buford
W. O. Robbins, Jr
Mississippi
Wilmer
McLeod
George County
Miss
Goff
Robbins
Pruitt
Bull Bayou
Chickasabogue
Seals
Chickasaw
Simmons
Mobile
Government Street
Norfolk Wife Hurls Carbolic Acid At Former Pupil
Mrs H J Zehm a 35 year old Norfolk church organist wife, told police jealousy over her husband's affection had turned toward Katherine Thorne 19. Zehm attacked Thorne with carbolic acid at the Zehm home after a telephone invite. Thorne suffered facial and arm injuries, hospital says she will recover. Zehm posted $500 bail after arrest for felonious assault. Relatives say Thorne had not seen Zehm for a year or more and deny jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
H. J. Zehm
Katherine Thorne
Thorne
Zehm
Miss Thorne
Riff Forces Shattered Near Fez Front Strain Mounts
Frontier reports from Fez Morocco say Riffian forces crumble under pressure as Col Freydenburg’s column advances without resistance. French staffs had hesitated a fortnight before attacking the Djebe Sarsar position as the Riffs collapse along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez
Morocco
Freydenburg
Tigue to Meet Maruello Friday in Coney Island bout
Mike McTigue former light heavyweight champion will fight Tony Maruello at Coney Island stadium in a 12 round bout next Friday night to a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atg
International of Service
Mike McTigue
Tony Maruello
New Orleans
Coney Island Stadium
Bankers Leader W A McDowell Dies in Lexington
W A McDowell president of the Presets and Third National Bank of Lexington died at his home in Lexington ky last night after years as a prominent figure in Kentucky industrial development His death was reported from Lexington by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. A. McDowell
Third National Bank of
Seca
Kentucky
Chicago narcotic epidemic claims 18000 users in city
Chicago reports estimate 18000 drug addicts openly amid an ongoing narcotics expose. Officials say several thousand more use drugs without dealing, with daily consumption ranging from 25 to 60 grains and expert testimony noting 75 grains could be fatal for non users.
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Chicago
A.P
L. J. Ulmer
Almer
Fle
Will Gray Beach
Klan Conflict Escalates in Millis Riot Clash
Eight hundred Ku Klux Klan members and opponents clashed in Millis Massachusetts during a violent street battle. Clubs and fists used. one Klansman seriously injured, many others bruised. State troopers arrived by motorcycle to restore order. no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Maas
International News Service
Massachusetts
Troo
Deaths and Funerals for James Burns and Catherine Elias
James Thomas Burns aged 69, longtime Mobile resident and Sixth ward political figure, died at home at 415 South Scott Street after a long illness. He leaves a son J Paddy Burns, daughter Ruth Burns, three brothers, one sister, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced. The funeral of Mrs Catherine Joseph Elias occurred Friday at Roche Mortuary and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Father Walter Royer officiating. burial followed in Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Burns
Mobile
South Scott Street
J. Paddy Burns
Ruth Burns
W. T. Burns
Thomas J. Burns
Barney T. Burns
Catherine
Catherine Joseph Elias
Roche Mortuary
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Walter Royer
Asad Leon
Mike Feinang
John George
L. A. Latoff
Wide Mitre
Elas Carwie
Vital Statistics Roll Call of Various Local Names
A long list of listed individuals is included under colored and general categories, detailing names such as Dea White, Lawrence Cornelius, Fowler, Spurgeon Strong, Frank Leslie Randels, Catherine Joseseph Elias, Johnnie Spencer, Turner, Hartman, Spencer, Turner and many others. The document catalogs numerous family names and gender indications with no accompanying dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea White
Lawrence In
Cornelius Jam Fowler
Tsisl “Bentoonlame
Chas
Spurgeon Strong
Olmian Lewis Betancourt
Frank Leslie Randels
Clare Duffin
Clara Baron Deets Dugan
Catherine Joseseph Elias
Olored
Johnnie Spencer
Frank Thomas Turner
Cassius Little
Mose McMil- Temple
Surden
Douglas Rogers
Ijah Pa Missouri Brown
Martha Turner
Frantes Wheeler
Willie Ww
Be Myce Rika Gtes White
Samuel
Elise Dav Mack
Minnie M. R
James Lamerutey
Tiller
James G
Jamie O. Turner
Eisa May Y. Hartman
James H
Eisie Cowse
Clarence A
Mabel A. Xe Strain
Juanita L. Desporte
Rowton Earl
Auline G
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Mobile County Alabama
Default on the Thomas H. Corso to L E Hale mortgage dated July 9 1920 transferred to Peoples Bank of Mobile prompts public sale at 12 o clock noon August 19 1925 in front of Mobile County Courthouse. Property on Royal Street Mobile includes two parcels bounded by Canal Street Laura Jefferson and Manken, with full legal description from records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mobile
Alabama
State of
City of
Royal Street
Royal and
Canal Streets
Canal and
Royal Streets
Grettopull
Hickey
Royal Greet
Laura Jefferson
Menken
Io Laur
Ura Jefferson
Thomas H
Elizabeth Benton
Mobile County
Canal Street
Irons
Baines
Corso Clark
Improvised Listing Notes for Broadway Based Directors
A fragmented OCR style listing mentions directors in New York and Kansas City with references to pay and bonuses. Includes vague employer names, addresses, and a mix of names such as Mane and Vega. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable text.
Mortgage Sale Notice in Mobile County 1925
Public foreclosure announced by Peoples Bank of Mobile under a 1917 mortgage on property at Royal and Canal streets Mobile Alabama. Sale set for August 19 1925 at 12 noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse to highest bidder for cash. Property includes lot fronting Royal Street with specific dimensions and improvements and related deeds mentioned.
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Bie Dace
E. A. Mallon
Bernard Mallon, Jr. Berane
Visi
Montauk Avé
Florida
Ethel Ramsey
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
R. V. Taylors
First Baptist Church
J. R. Roche
Taylor
N. C. Todd
Harkness
Little Ter
Jean
Albert Kness
Alethea Cobbs
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Circle B
E. L. Gibson
Burnside
W. B. Westcott
Point Clear
Prichard
Epworth League
Our
G. C. Platt
Tulsa, Okla
C. H. Taylor
Whistler
Tennessee
Naval Reserve
Mabele Conner
Andalu
Winona Martin
Jack Greer
Irby Joyner
M’tigue
Maruello
Commerce
Dauphin Street
New & N
Three Mile Creek
T. W. Millwright
Navco Hardwood Co
Navco
Ted
Mobile Infirmary
East Jackson Axe
Raltwey
Kansas City
Auml
Ay Poe
Crane-Kent
Nait
NOMCE
Jason
Rhember Baptive
Neots
Crichton
Cockingen
Aspas Mes
Marine Junk CO
Ladaison St
St. Emanuel
INA
Harry Dillon
del Fontaine
Winnipeg
Robert Alee
Deas Street
Mobile Weld
Melon
S. T
Dauphin Way
New High School
P. O
Jefferson Street
Nh Street
Roe Mn
Bell
St. Ce
St. Joseph St
Hall Ton Ford
Northwest Corner Conception
Madison
St. Francis St. Cuatata
Bell Phone
Dodge Bros
Kittrell
Best Buy
J. Goodman
Springhill Ave
Sta
Springhill
Bheet Metal Works
Welding Dixon Welding Repair
Joashim St. Bell
Ballweg Bell
Ann
Moslander der Bros 200
Government
Dauphin
W. A. Roberts and CO
Don W. Walker
B. D. Heath Motor Company, Incorporated
Court House
Essex Coach Automobile
Sullivan & Stallworth
Thomas Corso
W. M. Evans
Peoples Bank of Mobile
Mary C. Evans
Alariz
J. D. Scott
Harry T. Smith
D. Scott
J. M. Scott
Ignee Kilborn
Coreg
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