Mary Ogden in a Secret Plan with Lady Jane
In a vivid scene set in Mrs. Oglethorpe’s park–side room, Clavering confronts Mary Ogden’s cryptic plan and Lady Jane’s plea to settle, as memories of youth and old loyalties flash. Mrs. Oglethorpe recalls past affection and a wartime rift while pondering future schemes and the shadows of science.
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Oglethorpe
Hawkins
Claver Ny
Lady Jane
Jane
Mary Ogden
Mrs. Oglethorpe
Janet Oglethorpe
BSA
Clavering
Mr. Tén Widdie
Janet
James
Mr. Oglethorpe
Europe
oSo
Mary
Mary Ogdenow
Lee
Swine Growers to Convene in Moultrie Next January
The Georgia Swine Growers association will hold its annual convention at Moultrie January 10-11 with an expected 5,000 attendees each day. Editor C B Allen notes Moultrie’s role in developing a year-round hog market and the region’s growing packing industry. Experts predict Georgia will be a top swine state, though some caution that 1924’s crop may be the greatest in the area’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Swine Growers Association
Moultrie
C. B. Allen
Moultrie Daily Observer
Allen
Georgia
South
South Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
H. M. McIntosh
Albany (Ga
Mrs. Parker and Pace Visit Mrs. Morris at Pennington Home
Ever and Mrs. Delia Parker of New Era and Tiff Pace of Leslie spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. T. Morris at the home of Mrs. A. J. Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Parker
New Era
Tiff Pace
Leslie
J. T. Morris
A. J. Pennington
Stumps to Fuel Georgia Creosote Plant Ambition
Atlanta reports outline plans to turn tree stumps into creosote for a Georgia plant. A stump survey spans several counties with Dublin eyed for a potential million dollar facility due to rail and river access. Plant aims to ease farming hindrances and boost rural cash flow in Central and South Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Middle
Dublin
Creosore
Central
South Georgia
New Era School Sees Strong Attendance Despite Weather
New Era Dr Pound and Mr Dupree visited the New Era school where attendance remained high in bad weather. Health officials reported only a small percentage of children with physical defects after exams. Malaria was the principal pretest concern. Teachers plan to spend Christmas at home as the school will close Friday afternoon for one week, returning December 81. The Christmas play was canceled. Various locals, including Miss Ethel Darker and Prof H C Gwann, were noted in holiday visits and travels.
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Pound
Dupree
New Era School
New Era
Ethel Darker
Ashburn
H. C. Gwann
Rochette
James Oliver
Abbieville
Burk
J. A. Deese
Plains
H. Hines
Leslie
Fred Brewton
Mount Vernon
A. G. Brewton
J. P. Harrold
Henr Stills
A. J. Bradley
Nellie Cowart
J. B. Cowart
Lucile Little
Elizabeth Hoyt
A.J. Johnson
Paul Murphy
Elizabeth Mixon
Washington Elm Memorial Plan For Nationwide Pieces
Georgia will receive a section of the historic Washington Elm where Washington first assumed command in 1775. Cambridge officials propose a bronze or stone monument and a nationwide fund with each state and DC receiving a piece of the tree for a shared heritage.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Georgia
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Alaska
District of Columbia
Local News Roundup From Montezuma And Nearby
Ernest Coker made a business trip to Montezuma Monday. James Maxie of Arles visited Sunday. Early Coker announces the birth of a daughter Friday December 7. Rev. E. M. Clapp of Walden spent the weekend with George Wicker. Mrs Andrew Jordan and children of Ty Ty visit Early Coker. Robert Stubbs and David Bedenbaugh spent Sunday at Henderson. Gus Kitchen and David Bedenbaugh were Americus visitors Saturday evening. K W Holloway spent the weekend here with relatives. Miss Eula Kitchen Glaydis Chambliss and Grady Kitchen shopped at Oglethorpe and Montezuma Saturday. R H and George Stubbs A F Pennington and Henry Bedenbaugh attended to business at Montezuma Saturday. Mandela Pennington hosted a birthday party Saturday evening with chat games piano and ambrosia and cake. Guests departed saying it was the best party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coker
Montezuma
James Maxie
Arles
Early Coker
E. M. Clapp
Walden
George Wicker
Andrew Jordan
Ty Ty
Robert Stubbs
David Bedenbaugh
Henderson
Gus Kitchen
Americus
K.W. Holloway
Eula Kitchen
Glaydis Chambliss
Grady Kitchen
Oglethorpe
R. H
George
Stubbs
A. F. Pennington
Henry Bedenbaugh
Mandela Pennington
Local church services and community notes at Leslie
Rev J P Daughtry to lead Sunday eleven oclock service at the Methodist church with a special song service that evening. Visitors include Mr Weir of Glennville and sister Miss Martha Weir teaching at Union High. C R Malone family to move to Luther Glaze home near Leslie this week. Several locals, including L G Pappy Bainbridge and D Frank Deriso Albany, visited Roy Deriso. Mrs Estelle Cocke of Thomasville spent days here and attended a weekend in Leesburg with Mrs George Laramore. Ethel Barrow and Ruth McNeil, students at nearby school, returned home near Americus. Stanley Burnett headed to Augusta to visit father O O Burnett. Bazaar slated Wednesday afternoon and night with oyster supper to aid the school throughLadies P T A.
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Mr. Weir
Glennville
Martha Weir
Union High
C. R. Malone
Smithville
Luther Glaze
Leslie
L. G. Pappy
Bainbridge
Deriso
Albany
Roy Deriso
Estelle Cocke
Thomasville
Leesburg
George Laramore
Ethel Barrow
Ruth McNeil
Americus
Stanley Burnett
Augusta
O. O. Burnett
Senate passes Harris arsenate probe plan
The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Harris to have the Geological Survey survey available stocks of calcium arsenate in the United States. Harris noted the compound, widely used in the South against the boll weevil, is currently dutiable by the Treasury, while white arsenic is free. The survey aims to inform potential moves to remove the duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Harris
Georgia
Senate
South
Treasury
Foreign students desert German universities due to high living costs
Berlin reports that foreigners abandon German higher education as living expenses soar. Outsiders face tuition fees more than double that of Germans, and the steep cost rise drives down non German enrollment across most universities, while the German student percentage remains high and overall attendance grows.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Lyserly Lodge elects new Masonic officers in Savannah
Lyserly lodge No. 338 Free and Accepted Masons held a regular meeting in Lyserly, Dec 419, electing John M. Rose as worshipful master and a slate including A. J. Gayler, G. T. Edwards, J. P. Rose, Dr. H. D. Brown, George Penley, J. W. Hollis, W. H. McNair. Other posts to be filled at next meeting. Also Savannah Chatham Post American Legion seeks intercession to press for Lt. Griffis release after a 1919- era arrest for alleged draft evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyerly Lodge
Savannah Legion
Griffis
Lyserly
Lyserly Lodge
John M. Rose
A. J. Gayler
G. T. Edwards
J. P. Rose
H. D. Brown
George Penley
Tyler
J. W. Hollis
W. H McNair
Savannah
Chatham Post
American Legion
State Department of the Legion
National Department
Secretary of State of the
United States
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Fragmentary vandalism remark targets ex employees
A hostile, undocumented line targets former company clerks with threats to impose harm and accusation of misdeeds against veterans. The remark hints at punishing rivals to influence others to forget a bonus. No concrete facts or names are provided.
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Gertrude Juxe
Er Ee Veational Pictures, Inc
Frank Ibleyd
Corinne Griffith
Countess Zattiany
Gertrude Atherton
Foeey
Otlavering
Jim
J. P. Daughtry
Methodist Church
Model Bread Co
Udley
OPERA
Jack
Dempsey
Luis
FIRPO
Miystery
Novies
Andrew Prente
Claire Windsor
Larry Lemon
Rylander
Norman Kerry
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