Special Trains to Mobile From Atlanta Area Planned
Special trains will run June 27 from Atlanta and West Point in cooperation with Louisville and Nashville to Mobile and gulf coast points. Low excursion fares apply from Atlanta and nearby cities with eight day return, except Montgomery four days. Organizers hope to draw many visitors as in last summer’s popular trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee of Commerce
Atlanta
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Atlanta and
West Point
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
O. M. Phelps
Chamber of Commerce
Newman
LaGrange
Opelika
Auburn
Montgomery
Pensacola
Pascagoula
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Gulfport
Re-Elected Editor Named For Epworth League Page
Raymond H. Sells, president of Mobile City Senior Epworth League, was re elected editor of the Ep worth League page in the Alabama Christian Advocate the churchs official organ. About forty delegates from Mobile attended the Montgomery assembly.
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Rosing
Mobile
Epworth League Assembly
Montgomery
Raymond H. Sells
Mobile City
Epworth League Oan
Epworth League
Alabama Christian Advocate
Alabama
North Alabama
Southern Methodist Church
Deaths and Funerals J Crippen
Stonewall Alexander Crippen 62 longtime Mobile native and Southern Bell employee died Monday. Funeral set for Wednesday at Rocha mortuary at 3 pm. Survived by widow Florence two sons S J Jr Mobile and J H Crippen of Crampton Pa two daughters Mrs W H Heendon Ponchatoula La and Mrs P T Murphy New Orleans one sister Mrs N Crane Mobile and one brother Alex Crippen Detroit Mich. He was a member of Maple Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crippen
Stonewall Alexander Crippen
Mobile
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rocha Mortuary
Funeral Notices for Mobile Residents Lead Week’s Obituaries
Horace Davenport 80 lifelong Mobile resident and Confederate veteran adjutant dies at 11:45 Monday. Funeral 4:30 pm at Higgins & Courtney with Magnolia Cemetery burial. Survived by two sisters and nieces and nephews. Attendance by UDC and Confederate veterans groups. Eva Clementsin son dies after short illness at infirmary. She leaves husband Henry Brunson and multiple relatives. Funeral from 1158 Baltimore Street Oakdale. time pending. James Ashbee 82. funeral today from Semmes residence then Crawford Chapel. interment in church cemetery. Born Greens County Mississippi. 76 years in Mobile area. Survives include four daughters, one son, grandchildren and great grandchildren. John Edwin Pitman 53. funeral Wednesday 10 am from family home 1120 Spring Hill Avenue. Magnolia Cemetery burial. Pitman survived by wife Lillie and daughters Doris, Mildreman, and Florence Forman. Florence Lou Forman 16 died Monday. body sent to Bogue Chitto Louisiana for burial. survived by parents Willie and Carlton Forman and grandparents.
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Horace Davenport
Mobile
Raphael Semmes
United Confederate Veterans
Higgins & Courtney Funeral Home
Magnolia Cemetery
Davenport
John Keel
Paris
Texas
H. Hathaway
Hiawatha
Kans
Eléctra Semmes
Eva Clements
Henry C. Brunson
Frank Clements
J. M. Sunday
EB. G. Adams
Estellé McConnell
Andy Willie
Frank
Herman Clements
Baltimore Street
Oakdale
James Ashbee
Walter Lord
Semmes
Ala
Crawford Chapel
Church
Ashbee
Greens County
Miss
Rosa Williams
J. B. Green
John Edwin Pitman
Atlanta
Spring Hill Avenue
Pitman
Lillie McDonald Pitman
Doris
Mildreman
Florence L. Forman
Florence Lou Forman
S. D. Forman
Prichard
Bogue Chito
Higgins & Courtney
Funeral for Mrs Dora Simon Held at Home of Son
Rabbi A G Moses conducted the service for Mrs Dora Simon at her son Harold Simon’s residence 124 Macy street. Burial followed in the Hebrew cemetery with pallbearers Alex Bloch J D Bloch Sig Kohorn Moses Kohn Charley Simon and Jacob Weiss. Christopher Edwards burial set for Brooklyn N Y after Mobile service. he died Sunday night at 70 and is survived by wife Addie and son Percy.
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Dora Simon
A. G. Moses
Government Street Temple
Harold Simon
Macy § Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Alex Bloch
J. D. Bloch
Sig Kohorn
Moses Kohn
Charley Simon
Jacob Weiss
Christopher Edwards
Mobile
Brooklyn
N. Y
Higgins & Courtney
Edwards
Addie Edwards
Percy Edwards
Railroad Official Leaves for Washington From Local Visit
E. R. Oliver vice-president of the Southern Railway in charge of traffic, visiting as guest of J. W. Hunter assistant general freight agent, departed yesterday for headquarters in Washington.
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E. R. Oliver
The
Southern Railway
J. W. Hunter
Southern
Washington
Brunson Funeral for Eva Clements
Eva Clements Brunson, wife of Henry C Brunson, died June 23 1935 at 5 30 am. Friends invited to funeral from 115 Baltimore street Oafale tomorrow afternoon at 4 00 and 4 30 from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Interment Magnolia Cemetery.
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Brunson
Eva Clements
Henry C. Brunson
Baltimore Street
Oafale
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
Magnolia Cemetery
Loss to Operators of Ships Is Shown
San Francisco June 23 A P The 350 government owned ships engaged in foreign trade sustained an average loss of 17000 a voyage this fiscal year telegram from Washington detailed the costs of operation Admiral Leigh C Palmer chairman Emergency Fleet Corporation said the government contemplates converting fifty ships to the Diesel type at a cost of 25000000 One Diesel vessel operates successfully between New York and the Dutch East Indies The president type boats recently sold to the Robert Dollar Steamship Company of San Francisco show promise of profitable operation.
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San Francisco
Cal
A.P
Leigh C. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Washington
New York
Dutch East Indies
Robert Dollar Steamship Company
Starving brothers sent to hospital in Geneva
Charles and Kiam Thomas, 50-year-old twins and former college graduates of wealth, were found in a chicken coop after a suicide pact spurred by financial losses. They were moved to Willard state hospital for treatment.
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Geneva
N. Y
Charles and
Kiam Thomas
Willard State Hospital
Home Run Jubilee Drives Southern Association Batting High
Southern Association batters have 64 more homers this season than 1924 as 208 circuit clouts were recorded since opening day. Five leaders boast 9 to 15 homers, led by Nick Cullop of Atlanta with 15, followed by Tom Gulley of Little Rock 11, Riley of Mobile 11, Toléon of Nashville 9, and Bigelow of Chattanooga 9.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ben Paschal
Atlanta
John Anderson
Chattanooga
Nick Cullop
Tom Gulley
Little Rock
Riley
Mobile
Toléon
Nashville
Bigelow
Seat in Exchange Brings Big Price
The New York curb membership of C. E. B. Stanley Bellows Jr. was sold today to Charles P. Warwick for $16,000, a new high price and an advance of $1,000 over the last previous sale.
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New York
Jailed Klansman Wins Liberty After Contempt Sentence
Dr. John Galen Locke, grand dragon of the Colorado and Wyoming Ku Klux Klan, was freed from the county jail after serving ten days for contempt of court. He had paid a $1,500 fine tied to the contempt finding for failing to produce private financial records during an internal revenue tax investigation.
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Denver
Col
John Galen Locke
Colorado and Wyoming
Ku Klux Klan
J. Foster Symés
Locke
Internal Revenue
Fights and Fighters Roundup From Waterbury to New York
In Waterbury Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo halted Jimmy Conley of San Francisco in the sixth. In London Harry Meson reclaimed the British lightweight title by stopping Ernie Izzard in the ninth. In New York Willie Harmon of New Jersey won a ten round decision over Sammy Haker while Lew Hurley of New York defeated Bud Dempsey in a ten round decision.
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Waterbury
Conn
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jimmy Conley
San Francisco
London
Harry Meson
Ernie Izzard
New York
Willie Harmon
New Jersey
Sammy Haker
Lew Hurley
Bud Dempsey
School bond set for $200,000 as readiness advances
Officials report all preparations complete for a $200,000 school bond issue. Community leaders insist on timely votes and outline plans for funding projects.
City Votes Bond Issue For New High School Auditorium
City hall announced a bond election to be held next Monday with little opposition anticipated. Funds will finance construction of an auditorium and cafeteria at the Carlen site for the new high school. George Rogers, school board architect, said the school should be ready by the opening of the next term.
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Carlen
George Rogers
Steed sets medicines for ten cents sale
A note announces medicines priced at 10 cents each in a limited sale. Readers are urged not to miss the bargain and to hurry to the deal.
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Eee
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Lima
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Sandusky
Charley Mischler
Pay Lay
Cedar Pont
Geo. Freitas
AL. Weingates
Toledo
Party Jones
Toledo Zoo
Bryan
Whisper
Etoledo
Gulf
Royal Shoe Repair Shop
Frank L. Roche
Roche
Jas
J. Daffy Roche Undertaking Co
Franklin Sts
Emile Herpin
Dauphin Street
Dauphin and
Ann Streets
No.5
Nunnally and Johnston
Albrights& Woop ‘True
Association
Mercury
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ST. Michael Street
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