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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

6

Honor Guests at two and Wednesday eve at the conservatory

Social notes from Mobile recount a formal honor for guests at the twelfth and a Wednesday evening at the Conservatory of Music with Znewski, a faculty artist, and Sodeen joining the honorary musical sorority. It also covers church events, baptisms and a garden picnic at Monroe Park on June 26, plus member meetings, travels and weddings among local families and alumni.

Ra Seaane Znewski Conservatory Sodeen He. Alpha Img

Romance in Heaven City ends as boxing kills knight figure

Nina Roundtree a 15 year old girl in Heaven City Illinois and boxer George Schofield die after a ring incident in a peculiar love cult founded by Dr Albert Moore. Prosecutors investigate the case amid claims of a life institute and pooled earnings.

Roy J. Gibbons Newspaper Enterprise Association Heaven City Ill Blue Ridge Mountains Illinois Nina Roundtree A. H. Prouse Nina Mountain Dabneys George Schofield Albert Moore Moore Chicago W. W. Talcott Life Institute Chi Epeter Schofield Cornoer

Personal mentions of visitors and travelers

Mrs. Douglas McMillan visits with Mrs. Joel Hunter in Atlanta. Mr. Ed Hughes returns home after a week with friends in Chicago. Misses Kate and Lillie Konstanzer, Louis Hackmeyer and Mr. F Hackmeyer left Friday night for Chatta.

Douglas McMillan Mrs Joel Hunter Atlanta Ed Hughes Chicago Kate Lillie Konstanzer Louis Hackmeyer Mr. F. Hackmeyer Chatta

Sisters visit Pensacola guests of Mrs Olensky

Minées Celia and Bertha Gerhardt have returned from Pensacola where they were guests of their sister Mrs H L Olensky for several weeks.

Minées Celia and Bertha Gerhardt Pensacola H. L. Olensky

Excursion Steamer Marooned Off New Orleans Bay

Two hundred fifty New Orleans excursionists were stranded in Lake Pontchartrain for over an hour when the Southland struck a sandbar near Mandeville. The vessel was refloated after 4 pm by a towboat, with about 100 passengers taken ashore by a patrol boat from the Southern Yacht Club. No serious damage reported.

New Orleans International News Service Lake Pontchartrain Southland Mandevillé Bayou St. John Southern Yacht Club

Burglary Report From Local Office Stolen Cash

A thief entered the Lee Company office at Rocka 211 Polos building late Saturday night or Sunday morning through a window and stole $4.58. Police are investigating the break in as the report details the small cash theft.

Lee Company Rocka Polos

Suburban News Items From Various Alabama Towns

Mrs Olive Saltsman and two children returned to De Funiak Springs Fla after visiting Mrs D J Itsman and Mrs J D in Pensacola area. Tepeeee of Toulminville and Mr eoka of Sixth Street wed in Chickasaw last week. Mrs J Hy and sixth street guests of Mrs Luli Alvarez in Mobile. Beth enay Baptist picnic set July 4 at Oak Grove. Bowen Chapter officers named for term to be installed with Bowen Lodge No 240 next Wednesday at 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Mr and Mrs Floyd Lewis and Mrs Peiler of Mobile were guests of Mrs Lewis mother Mrs Le Sunday. Prichard Miss Pearl Moore and Miss Jewell ennaiDelegates te Epworth League.Teague to cbt tien Satarnay. Baptist church al a regular league. Margie Bullard in charge of tana Bacow on Riv es street. Officers named for Prichard Camp No 24 Junior Order United American Mechanics six months George E Holland councillor Roy Ta quistant noterings J D Ford conductor secretary J R Ch Byrd and Arthur Bolton named trustees. Friends of Mrs ae Heap regret she is in a local infirmary after an operation.

Kirk Stone Bay Minette Annie Hawkins Stone Cecil Bradley Kirk Thomasville Ala E. W. Faith Mobile George E. Stone Stone A.R. Holland C. Watkins Ethel Watkins Annie Emily Marks Olive Saltsman de Funiak Springs Fla D. J. Itsman J. D Chickasaw Tepeeee Toulminville Prichard United Américan Mechanics George E. Holland Roy Ta Sameeeney Slin J. D. Ford Condustent George Emeryons C. K. Hubbard J. R. Ch Byrd Arthur Bolton Ae Heap

Cycle of Death Ends with End of La Follette

Fragmented notes trace a recurring cycle of three U.S. statesmen dying in sequence across decades. Beginning 1918 with Ben Tillman and two others, the pattern highlights three-year intervals bringing Knox, Crow, Penrose, Nicolson, Nelson, Dillingham and others to the grave, forming a famed ominous trio across era politics.

la Felletté Mehr McCormick Ilinois Selden Pepublican Uri Ben Tillman South Carolina Kean New Hampshire Ollie M. James Kentucky Senate Thomas S. Martin Virginia John H. ‘Khéad Alabama Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania William B. Crow Thomas E. Watson Georgia Boies Penrose Samuel D. Nicolson Colorado Knute Nelson Minnesota William P. Dillingham Vermont L. Baron B. Colt Rhode Island Frank

Courts Blindness Ad Claims Eye Health Product

Advertisement text promotes a product to improve eyesight claiming it strengthens vision and treats eye diseases. The promotional copy asserts benefits and urging purchase despite lacking verifiable evidence.

Coolidge Prepares for Yearly Vacation Start

President Coolidge plans to leave for the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts tomorrow. He will speak tonight to the semi annual meeting of a government business group outlining tax cut hopes and further economy plans. He receives callers and clears up last minute details before a cabinet meeting likely to be his final regular session until fall.

Washington A.P White House Swampscott Mass Coolidge Government Business Organization WEEI Woo WEAI

Unsure Cycle Then Third Senator Death Questioned

B Brandegee of Connecticut and Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts loom as irreconcilables. Len Spencer and McCormick lead the march. Senator McKellar notes a superstition that when two senators die a third may follow within the year, reflecting on a possible cycle.

B. Brandegee Connecticut Henry Cabot Republican Massachusetts McCormick and Spencer Senator McKellar Teenessee Spencer

Fort Blow Up in Morocco Supposed Scene of Clash

Unclear fragments recount a fort explosion in Morocco on June 14 involving Abd el Krir's forces and Riffians. An expert cites an estimate of casualties around six persons.

Oroccan Tak Abd-el- Krir

Presidential arrival described by garbled OCR note

Readable fragments reference Mean and Mrs. Coolidge and a planned arrival tomorrow. The text is incomplete with unclear meaning and multiple garbled phrases.

Rat of Mean Mrs. Coolidge

Cod Liver Tablets Advertised For Puny Kids

Sugar coated cod liver tablets promoted for children claim rapid gains and strong health. An age nine child reportedly gained twelve pounds in seven months while a woman gained nine pounds in twenty four days. The ad targets parents with fevered tone.

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