Indian heiress Maude Lee Mudd marries in Council Bluffs
Maude Lee Mudd a 16 year old Indian heiress from Miami Oklahoma disappeared May 21 and was married today in Council Bluffs Iowa to Earl Gordon a 27 year old white man The marriage license listed the bride as Maude Lee Mudd A Guardian dispute had prompted a legal fight in Oklahoma officials say Iowa will be notified to hold the girl.
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Omaha, Neb
A.P
Maude Lee Mudd
Oklahoma
Earl E. Gordon
Council Blilts
Iowa
Miami
Joplin
E. E. Simpson
Ottawa County
Council Bluffs
Okla
William Simms
Vinita
Bomberry
State Supreme Court
Maude
Simms
Earl Gordon
Gordon
Minister and fiancee to go missionary in China
Rev. G. W. Strother pastor of Union Baptist church and his fiancee Miss Martha Krause depart for Richmond to seek examination by the Southern Baptist foreign mission board for China work. They will be married at Miss Krause’s home near Union church on Wednesday afternoon June 17 at 5 o'clock.
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Richmond
G. W. Strother
Union Baptist Church
Martha Krouse
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
China
Krause
Union Church
Funeral for Booker T Washington widow Margaret Washington
Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Margaret J. Washington widow of Booker T. Washington, noted educator, who died last week in Tuskegee Alabama. Local clergy and community members are expected to attend.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Margaret J. Washington
Booker T. Washington
Memorial services held at chapel of institution founded by husband
A brief funeral notice states that services will be held at the chapel of the institution founded by her husband, marking a tribute to the deceased and her lasting connection to the establishment.
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Ices
Mission Society Opens Sessions at Grand Bay Today
The Mobile district Methodist Woman's Missionary Society opens tonight at Grand Bay with sessions through Wednesday afternoon. A pageant Ring of Rama Kirshami closes tonight and The Yawn Missionary Society on Wednesday. Local participants and speakers from Mobile and Monroeville are listed.
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Glenn Schoen
Secrece
Mobile District Methodist Woman's Sonary Society
Grand Bay
Yawn Missionary Society
Colin MacDonald
A. A. Edey
Mobile
Loraine Cunningham
Ralph Spinks
C. M. Sears
J. B. Barnette
Monroeville
W. C. Wilson
Wilkerson
J. E. Curry
Jesse Powe
E. Monroe
H. B. Dawson
Lelie ‘Rolls
G. R. Andrews
L. Smith
C1 Johnson
M. Garrison
Paul Y de Moore
Charles Armbrecht
J. Thaxton
J. P. Roberts
Porter Mixon
J.C. Jeffrey
I. N. Swingle
Adams
C. c. Williams
Mobile Council 666
Knights of Columbus
Warren
Government
Tapia Named Manager at Newark Prudential Agency
The Prudential Insurance Company home office in Newark announces Robert B. Tapia appointed manager of the local agency effective June 1, succeeding his father J. R. Tapia who recently died.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Robert B. Tapia
J. R. Tapia
Mo bile Automobile Club Meets, Brake Tags Due
Regular monthly meeting of the Mobile Automobile Club officers and directors set for tomorrow at 5 in the Cawthon hotel lobby with First Vice President W A Benson presiding in place of John A Hurt. Auto owners must obtain brake inspection tags by July 1 per Police Chief W F Burch. fines 1 to 50 dollars for violations. Tags available at all garages.
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Mobile Automobile Club
Cawthon Hotel
W. A. Benson
John A. Hurt
W. F. Burch
Harry T. Hartwell
Burch
Dawes Road Set for Extension to Cottage Hill Route
The board of revenue decided to extend Dawes road to join Cottage Hill road and raise the Fowl river bridge five feet. The project would shorten the Dawes to Mobile distance by about four miles. R. C. Vilas of Chicago offered $500 toward it, prompting authorization to raise the bridge from 11 to 15 feet above high tide for river navigation.
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Dawes
Cottage Hill
Board of Revenue
Mobile
R. C. Vilas
Chicago
Vilas
Inferior construction blamed for new road deterioration
Dr. A. G. Ward, member of the board of revenue and road commissioners, charges inferior construction in the Grand Bay to state line concrete road. He cites washed dirt and sunken sections after a rain, prompting the board to consider causes while Chairman Towle notes possible road-side dirt wash from piles.
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A. G. Ward
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Grand Bay
Mississippi State Line
Board of Revenue
Ward
Albert 8. Towle
New Orleans Bank Names Sauers Vice President
June 9 New Orleans Canal Commercial Bank announces Sidney W. Sauers president of Mortgage Securities Co has been named vice president succeeding Felix Gunre who resigns to join Central Trust Company H & Hiers will become executive vice president of Canal Commercial Bank.
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New Orleans
A.P
Sidney W. Sauers
The
Mortgage Securities Company
Canal Commercial Bank
Sauers
Felix Gunre
Press- Central Trust
Ois. Ee
H. &. Hiers
C Wil
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Tony Betheze
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Mobile Baptist Pastors’ Conference
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Tapia
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R. T. McLeod
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