Golden West tour party sails with McNeill sisters and Ruth
Ms Mattie McNeill and sister Ruth along with Ms Oliver Howard depart for a Golden West tour via New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso Jaarez Mexico Tucson and other major cities. The group visits Garden of the Gods Cave of the Winds and Ye llow Star Park before returning toward Birmingham with Salt Lake City and Denver stops noted. A large local turnout attended a lively dance at Parker Hall with many out of town guests and a long program of music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McNeil
Ruth
Oliver Howard
Birmingham
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Jaarez Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
Salts City
Royal Gorge
Colorado Springs
Pil Peak
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Cave of the Winds
Veaver
Kansas City
St. Lou
Miss McNeill
Salt Lake City
Yellow Star Park
Stone Park
Miss How
Ameri
Pyarder Hall
Albany
Montez Cuthert
Blakely Edison
Marchallvil Cordele
den Davie
Geoveions
Dante Music
Thanoranes
Front Factorlin
Whitte
Mrei W
J. BrowersSll
Williard Randolph
Misse
Tih Hoth Tevnoer
Anne Hevs
Anne Fig
Anne Walker
Franece Sparks
Earle Allen
Harriet Relander
Chla Davennort
Georgia Tumatkin
Eligabeth
Charles and
Oscar Taylor
Cuth
Mayes
Anne Tichnor
Eleanor Parker
Kate Jordan
Virginia Ovens
Evelws Bell
Margaret Inmiag
L. Trvine
Willon Owens
Sidney Cook
Mallory Liber
J. ©. Harris
Edisor
Martha Beall
Atlanta
Rob and
Allen Randovih
Atlants
Matthews
Fort Valley
Rakbhh McGowan
Tam
Menville
Fd Shealey
Oeglethorne
Americus
Valentino and Banky deny link to Rambova split
Rudolph Valentino declares his separation from Natacha Rambova stems from his desire for a home with children while Rambova sought a career. Banky, imported from Budapest for Ameena, co stars in his film but no connection to the domestic dispute is admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
Vilma Banky
Budapest
Ameena Screen
Natacha Rambova
Georgia Alabama properties in dispute seek new generators
Four plants with 15000 horsepower could gain capacity by new generators for the Flint River plan in Albany. Townsend Scott and Son of Baltimore owned stock while Day and Zimmerman of Philadelphia managed leases. Foy and Shemwell, longtime locals, fought for control since 1919, with a reorganization favoring preferred stockholders. Dermont Shemwell in Baltimore outlined sale terms to Crone and Webster interests, but price remained undisclosed. It is unclear who will operate. Zimmerman supervised with Ferree as superintendent, yet Foy and Shemwell may regain influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmage
Flint River
Albany
Townsend Scott and Son
Baltimore
Day and Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Foy and Shemwell
Lexington
N. C
Fay Ae Shemwell
Dermont Shemwell
Crone and Webster
J. W. Parker
Foy and Shenwell
Ty ‘Ole
David Zimmerman
L. TL
Ferree
Foy and Shempwell
Bie
Local social notes recall visitors and departures in Americas
A stream of social updates from Americas lists Mrs Huntington Chappell and Mr and Mrs W H Chapwell returning to Tampa after a two week visit. Guests include Mrs Nendas White and three daughters in Valdosta with Mr and Mrs R L McMath. Capt John A Cobb remains in critical condition at his Lee Street home. Elizabeth Joyner departs for Cincinnati to study voice. Others travel to Linville North Carolina Savannah Miami Hillsboro and Fitzgerald while several local residents host or visit relatives and friends on College Street and South Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Chappell
Tampa, Fla
C. R. Winchester
W. Ht. Chapwell
Nendas White
Valdosta
R.L. McMath
Rees Park
Capt
John A. Cobb
Wil
Leavin
Lee Street
Martha Wheatley
Savannah
Chakiesworth Hunter
Flora Bacot
Dade City, Via
College Street
Dan McKay
Ritreerald
J. E. Mathis
South Lee Street
McKay
Aga Lige
Lynn Mathisa
Man posing as war hero freed in Atlanta case
Robert E. St. Clair, a prisoner at the Atlanta federal penitentiary, was released after being identified in a remarkable case of mistaken identity last year. The incident centered on misidentification of a war hero figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert E. St. Clair
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Union High To Open Monday
Leslie Georgia August 27 Specially An excellent program is being arranged for the opening of Union high school which will be Monday August 31 School authorities have announced an expected enrollment of 300 students An excellent faculty has been secured for the 1925 26 term and with a record breaking enrollment a splendid year is anticipated The faculty is as follows Superintendent W L Lamb Principal Miss Marion Coile Dawson GA Miss K Bridges Milledgeville Miss Annie G Jones Milledgeville Miss Alice Moore Bainbridge GA Miss Annie Highnote Richland Miss Lucie Furlow Americus Mrs G Duncan College Park Miss Vivian Smith Macon Parents of the school children have been invited to attend to opening exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Union High
Social News From Shiloh and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits populate the Shiloh scene as W C Jordan and family join J F Daniel and kin. Marshall and children spend the day with Tom DeVane while 3 C Sellars visit relatives in Ellaville. Florid a Ms Teonard Gardner visits her mother Mrs Bob Pilcher. Willie Paniel visits his mother at Andrew Chappel. Arthur Darden of Tifton visits grandfather R A Darden. Will Dozier and Mrs Darden visit in Shiloh Sunday. Sunday school at 10 with evening service at 7. Cordial invitation extended to all. S F Halstead and Watson Halstead with Mrs Willie Halstead and Mrs Clyde Arrington visit relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jordan
J. F. Daniel
C. E.o Marshall
Tom DeVane
3. C. Sellars
Ellaville Sun- Acre
Teonard Gardner
Florida
Bob Pilcher
Willie Paniel
Andrew Chappel
Arthur Darden
Tifton
R. A. Darden
Will Dozier
R. Darden
S. F. Halstad
Watson Halstead
Willie Halstead
Clyde Arrington
Columbus
Fraudulent Heir Freed From Prison After Parole Board
A man who posed as Urban John Bergeron and claimed to be the son of a Wisconsin war hero was freed on a special order from Attorney General J. G. Sargent following a July parole board recommendation. He is in the last stages of tuberculosis and not expected to live another month, spending his final days in a western state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban John Bergeron
Menaha
Wis
France
Bergeron
St. Clair
J. G. Sargent
J. W. Bergeron
Extra Session Looms as Governor Resists Budget
The article explains that an extra session of the legislature appears inevitable. The governor plans to withhold signature from all appropriation bills, causing them to automatically become law after five days, without his approval. This creates a looming fiscal crisis as three years of spending exceed state income by about three million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State Auditing Department
Georgia
Secretary of State
Assembly
Mothers of Daughters in Ads for Vegetable Compound
Royersford Pa mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her daughter's six month pattern of headaches irregularities and cramps after 13 years old while another Roxbury Mass mother reports improved health and steady work for her 16 year old daughter after taking the same product. Both letters urge other mothers to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royersford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quigg
Main Street
Roxbury
Mass
Hopson
Eustis Street
Roxbury, Mass
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Rylander
Baracas
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Valentino
Europe
Valentine
Miss Banky
Priscilla Dean
Mitchell Lewis
Taylor Homes
Robin Hood
And
Pathe News
Walter Rylander
Walter, Jr
North Carolina
Elizabeth Joyner
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Q. W. Fuller
the Americas
Sumter County Hospital
Charles Lanier
Elizabeth
Linville North Carolina
Flora Suggs
Bee
J. M. Beck
Martha Bell
Hattie Everett
Miami
Virginia Perry
Hillsboro, N. C
Carolyn Mathis
Dan’ McKay
Fitzgerald
Cordele
Louise Hamilton
Mabel Hamilton
LeRoy Hamilton
Fayetteville, N.C
Leslie Scheel
Shiloh
Eit
Wellman
Granger
Liccrerr & Myens Tobacco Co
Tyson’s Place
Tyson
Plains Road
Pinkston
Finkston’s
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