Woodlawn notes: a couple returned to Kellyton after a visit to Mrs. J. P. Webb in Woodlawn; Mr. W. W. Walden ill at his home in Woodlawn
19 May 1914 · The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.)
Named here: Lila Walden, William Walker Walden, James Pleasant Webb, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Mc— of Kellyton (the surname cut at the column's edge), who had visited Mrs. J. P. Webb
Transcription
Read from the image (line breaks not kept). Two paragraphs from a column of suburban notes; the first runs over from the foot of the preceding column, where its opening line, read from a separate crop of the page, is cut by the column's edge.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Mc[—] [the rest of the name cut at the column's edge] … returned to Kellyton, after a visit to Mrs. J. P. Webb in Woodlawn.
…
Mr. W. W. Walden is ill at his home in Woodlawn.
Citation: Suburban society notes (Woodlawn), The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), Tuesday 19 May 1914, p. 13; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1914-05-19/ed-1/?sp=13).
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| Person | Fact | Document says | Tree says | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lila Walden | Residence | "Mrs. J. P. Webb in Woodlawn", May 1914, receiving visitors from Kellyton | Birmingham, 1910 and 1920; the 1914 directory: J. P. Webb, 308 South 54th Street, Woodlawn | agrees |
| William Walker Walden | Residence | "Mr. W. W. Walden is ill at his home in Woodlawn", May 1914 | The 1914 directory: Walker W. Walden, foreman, 1300 Tuscaloosa Avenue, West End; Birmingham in 1920, in J. P. Webb's household | new (see notes) |
| William Walker Walden | Health | Ill at home, May 1914 | Nothing | new |