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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
10
The semi annual county board report notes repair costs nearly exhaust the maintenance fund and urges separate road measures in Alabama legislation. It calls for clay gravel roads county wide and says road conditions are limited by finances. Langner joins the post office force in Oakdale per the city mail supervisor.
Travelers' Protective Association members presented a $40 donation yesterday afternoon to Mobile County Tuberculosis at Cottage Hill. J Nelson of the local post announced the collection and reported the contribution.
Geaman, president of the Ju ber of Commerce, appoints Ri Rothe J L Bradford and J H Burkhalter to lead monthly meeting programs for the junior chamber. Meeting set for Thursday in the Vineyard of the Cawthon.
Playgrounds directed by Carl A. Kit and Klinge announce season opening Tuesday afternoon at 8:30 with centers serving 3 to 7:30. A community picnic will be held at each site and families are invited to attend and bring lunches.
Alabama legislators examined dock construction plans at state docks yesterday as W R Horton Aliceville Pickens Sumpter county residents urged release of the full ten dollars voted for port terms. Senator Hort visited the site with General William L explaining plans.
An all day outing is planned for July at the Mobile Bay Boosters club clubhouse opposite Goat Island on the river. The event features an old fashioned barge, music, dancing and fishing activities led by Commissioner George B. Craw.
Work on the new St Marys School continues following a ground breaking. Owen Construction Company will erect the building at a cost around 30000 dollars and expects completion by October 1 to be ready for the next term.
A government note details drastic German restrictions on aircraft development. It forbids flights beyond sixty horsepower motors and bans flights with pilots without permission, aiming to curb expansion and new aviation capabilities.
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