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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
8
A quiet Saturday ceremony at Rev E M Stewart's home united Ava Halford and M L Knudsen of Philadelphia. The couple, after a Meridian visit, plan to live at 215 Conti Street Mobile, with the bride’s mother C W Hyett.
Miss Clara Stone visits her cousin Miss Malena Knt in Selma. Mrs. P. N. Plylar and son Newton of Birmingham, guests of Miss Willie Mae Discher, depart for Fairhope to spend a week at the Colonial Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bressingham return from New York Washington Philadelphia. stop in Montgomery with Mr. and Mrs. George Sweeney. Mire. J. K. Bridges returns to Biloxi after visiting relatives here. Miss Iris Bethune returns from visits to Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bailey in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. George P. in Marion Ala. notes on hydraulic cement used in ancient Rome.
Mrs. John Dunman and two sons visit here and relatives in Hattiesburg. Mrs. H. N. Tackett of Waverly La visits her parents on Rives street. Agnes Boudreaux of New Orleans visits Mrs. Sara Thomas. The Mo Kwong Club meets at Mrs. B. B. Harris on Thursday at 9:30. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lang will visit Hot Springs. Ed. Mehl returns to Dallas after two weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Evans return to New Orleans after visiting Mrs. Finnegan. D. C. Agee and family motor to Merrill. N. C. Tew visits Lucedale. A special Maccabees meeting is set for Wednesday July 1 at Mr. C. L. Dyess residence.
Chickasaw and L. L. Brooks with children of Sixth Street were guests of Mrs Wayne Brooks on St Stephens Road last week. Miss Leila Rodgers spent the weekend at Coden Alabama. Miss Maria Stephens of Third Street visits relatives in Pascagoula. Mr and Mrs Frank Yoe formerly of Fourth Street now reside in Charlottesville Virginia and will soon move to Birmingham.
State Commissioner of Game and Fisheries 4 T Quinn says 36000 barrels of seed oysters have been planted in Mobile bay and deep water beds may be opened to commercial dredging. He also surveyed freshwater streams in Mobile and Baldwin counties to push remedial legislation to protect game fish.
Mr Haynes may enter the Ohio primaries for governor as a prohibition candidate seeking the Republican nomination. He could campaign alongside Senator Willis if he pursues re election. Officials expect the commissioner to stay until August 1 to observe new prohibition enforcement changes.
Myron T. Sprague, commercial secretary of the Mob of Commerce for three years, resigns and will move to Miami to start a real estate business. The notice also mentions a boll weevil report noting $200,000,000 damage to cotton plants in the United States.
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