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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

3

Wedding of James H Sieg and Mary Walsh in Chicago

Notice of the marriage of James H. Sieg and Mary Walsh in Chicago on August 3 at the bride’s aunt’s home. Walsh from Iowa City. Sieg, son of E W and W E Sieg, formerly with Seaboard Air Line, Chicago-bound for Florida on honeymoon after the ceremony.

James H. Siew Mary Walsh Chicago Miss Walsh Iowa City Iowa Mr. Sieg E. W. Sieg W. E. Sieg Seaboard Air Line Americus High School Mercer University

Local Social Notes Share Weekend Visits and Travels

M Nelson took a Sunday trip to a Mr. J home for a two week visit to relatives. Air and Mrs A G Nelson and Mrs G Rey were weekend guests. Mrs R A Nelson and Miss Edna Ey and Mildred Childs of Ellayfe joined Mr and Mrs Z S Childs on Church Street. Elizabeth Belcher and Ruth Bailey left Monday for Lake Junalaska J C for several weeks.

Jer Clay Bell Mrs. Bell West Church Street Richland Julius Shy St. Augustine J. M. Shy Jackson Street Roy L. Bray Atlanta Walter Abbott Raleigh, N. C M Nelson Mr. J Tee A. G. Nson Rey R. A Nelson Edna, Ey Mildred Childds Ellayfe Z. S. Childrs Church Street Oryen Elizabeth Belcher Ruth Bailey Lake Junalaska J. C Seval

Dressmaker in Paris Fashion Show Promises Glamour

Paramount presents The Dressmaker from Paris starring Leatrice Joy returning to screens after a year. The film features 14 internationally famed beauties wearing Paris gowns designed for Hollywood by a top Paris designer. A fashion show in Clarington, Illinois, promotes the Emportium owned by Angus McGregor as part of the plot.

Paris Paramount Picture Leatrice Joy Dudley Hollywood Paramount Miss Joy Clarion, Til Emporium Angus McGregor Ernest Torrence

Andersons of Ochlocknee welcome Peggy Jacqueline Anderson

Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson of Ochlocknee announce the birth of a daughter named Peggy Jacqueline Anderson born August 7. Mr Anderson is well known in Americus where he maintained his headquarters for some time.

Jack Anderson Ochlocknee August Peggy Jacqueline Anderson Anderson Americus

Famed Sculptor Humberto Pedretti Suffers Plasterer Work Welfare

LOS ANGELES August 11 Humberto Pedretti once sculpted statues for nations but now works as a decorative plasterer to feed his wife and five children. He accepts menial labor rather than see his family starve, lamenting Americans prefer cheap decorative art while his own masterworks aided Mexico City’s art prominence.

Los Angeles Humberto Pedretti Pedretti Mexico City

Birmingham’s Venerated Industrial Output Through the Week

Birmingham England stands as a leading industrial city with weekly production that includes 14 million pens ten tons of pins 6000 metal beds 170000 tons of rifles and various other articles reflecting its vast manufacturing capacity.

Birmingham England

Weekend social notes from Americus and Albany

Personal Miss Anne Walker returns from Albany after attending the Junior League Dance and guests include Miss Virginia Owens. Rev J L Irving and family, en route to Tampa from Montreal, visit Mrs T B Hooks Sr and relatives in Americus. Mrs Eva Hawkins is remembered as Mrs Irving. Calvin Fitzpatrick, Kitty Fitzpatrick visit cousin Mrs Lane on way from Shellman to Atlanta.

W. T. Lane Ozark, Ala Shellman Albany Virginia Owens J. L. Irving Americus Logan Hawkins Kitty Fitzpatrick Calvin Fitzpatrick Atlanta

Bryan Monument Chosen For Clewiston Florida Site

New York August 11 Clewiston Florida has been selected as the site for a national monument to the late William Jennings Bryan. Announcement was made by Miss Dionesia Bryan Evans the Mayor’s god daughter. The monument will stand on the southwest shore of Lake Okeechobee. The site was donated by Bryan’s firmest friends and contributions totaling several thousand dollars have already been received.

New York Clewstone Florida William Jennings Bryan Dionesia Bryan Evans Lake Okeechobee Bryan

Massacre Fears Highlight Palestine Warning by Rapard

Dr. William E. Rapard of Geneva, member of the League of Nations mandate commission, told the Institute of Politics in Williamstown that Arab leaders in Palestine foresee Jews either giving up their Zionist aims or facing a mass massacre.

Williamstown Mass Palestine William E. Rappard Geneva League of Nations Permanent Commission On Mandates Institute of Politics

Never count your insect bites before they are scratched

The line plays on a proverb about counting before outcomes and uses humor to pivot to the idea of scratching bites as a playful twist on expectations.

Death Claims J D Walters in Weston

J D Walters aged resident of Webster county died suddenly Monday at his Weston home where he had lived for years. Funeral services were held at 8 pm from the residence with Rev. Pearson officiating. Interment in Weston cemetery. Born in Sumter county in 1846, he served in the Confederate army under Col. T M Furlow and later in Virginia. Survived by his widow three sisters Mrs Lizzie Ratliff Plains Mrs J F Bolton and Mrs Q W Buller Am ericus and one brother John Walters Cordele plus many nieces and nephews.

J. D. Walters Webster County Weston Residence && Western Pearson Weston Methodist Church Walters Weston Cemetery Mr. Walters Sumter County Col T. M. Furlow North Andersonville Virginia Lizzie Ratliff Plains J. F. Bolton Q. W. Buller Americus John Walters Cordele Ameri*cus

Women Working Hard for Children's Code in Georgia

Atlanta, Aug. 11. Women of Georgia and supporters of the children's code bills are energetically pushing the measures. One hundred copies of each bill were ordered printed for Senate use by Senator G. Y. Harrell, with action postponed pending printing. The piece ends with a local metaphor about a torn tree, noting uncertainty whether lightning or an auto caused the damage.

Atlanta Georgia Senate G. Y. Harrell

Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel alternative

An advertorial warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless liver remedy. It claims it cleanses the bowels, relieves headaches and bilious symptoms, and lets users eat freely without salivation or harming the liver. The copy urges readers to buy, try, and demand a refund if unsatisfied.

Dodson

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