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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1924

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Freezing Weather to Reach South by Monday

The federal weather bureau predicts freezing temperatures reaching as far south as central Florida by Monday morning. Cold wave warnings are issued for Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and all states southward to the Gulf. Georgia faces rain and colder conditions tonight and Saturday with a transition to snow in northern and central areas.

Associated Press Washington Florida Federal Bureau Ohio Pennsylvania Gulf States Georgia Georgiaa

Midwest Storm Deepens Cold Across Great Lakes

Chicago dispatch reports a widening blizzard sweeping the Midwest with snow and sleet over the great lake region and upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures near zero drop further as trains derailed in Montana and Oklahoma suffers widespread outages with thousands of telephones and many cities cut off. Jefferson City, Missouri, isolated as ice and snow crust covers Kansas and Missouri. AP wires come in via radio if Illinois lines fail.

Associated Press Chicago Middle West Northwest Rocky Mountains Great Lake Region Mississippi Valley Southwest Rocky Mountain Oklahoma Miles City Montana Oklaho Jefferson City Kansas Missouri Illinois

Oil Conservation Board Appointed by President Coolidge

Washington December 19 President Coolidge created an oil conservation board by appointing the Secretaries of War Navy Interior and Commerce to form the body The board will study government duties in oil conservation and promote greater cooperation across the oil industry to that end

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Secretaries of War Navy Interior and Commerce

County Prisoners to Be Remembered at Christmas

The ladies of Americus plan Christmas donations for 87 prisoners in county stockades and camps. Contributions must be at Mrs. P. Morgan's home, 317 College Street, by Monday morning. Mrs. Morgan notes four sick prisoners and urges piano or yarn gifts be sent for the inmates.

Americus 2. P. Morgan College Street

Slayers 70 Plead Case In Letter To Governor Today

In Columbus on December 19 Willie Jones and Gervis Bloodworth, sentenced to death, plan to appeal personally to Governor Walker. Dr. Fred M. Jenkins says the youths will write a full confession, emphasizing alcohol’s role and seeking clemency. They await final word while maintaining faith and hoping for reprieve.

Slayers Walker Coumbus Willie Jones Gervis Bloodworth Fred M. Jenkins Jenkins Dr. Jenkins Jones Bloodworth Muscogee County

Everett resigns as chamber secretary

Henry Everett resigns from the Americas Chamber of Commerce effective January 1 1925 after two years as secretary and traffic manager. Ruth Clark will act as secretary until a successor is chosen. Directors commend his service including organizing the Sumter county fairs and managing finances and traffic work. A note on Seaboard Airline schedules will be reviewed after the holidays.

Americas Chamber of Commerce Henry Everett Friday Americus Everett Chamber of Commerce Sumter Ruth Clark Wil Seaboard Public Service Commission Stanley Americas Sword

No One Should Be Unhappy Christmas Fund Appeal

Last days to contribute to the Empty Stocking Fund as Mrs. Sherlock of Associated Charities warns Sumter County needs far more than last year to ensure a merry Christmas for all in care. The list shows numerous donors with varied amounts toward the total, including names like Sam Ivey Carlton Ivey Yvonne Physioc Harriet Burke and more, with funds tallied toward aiding the needy.

Sherlock Associated Charities Sumter County Sam Ivey Carlton Ivey Ee Nee Pinte Seo Sieve Sacar Ossaacay Yvonne Physioc Harriet Burke Charline Burke Prank Woreny George Worthy Hugh Worthy Cleveland and Clinton Bsas Wate Os Csareea Stares Marjorie and Carolyn Howe Elizabeth Moore Mary Murrah Sellers David Jennings, Jr Edward Lipford American Legion Cano Cios Secads Christine Gannon

California County Gins 19000 Bales Reported Sold

Bakersfield Calif December 19 Estimates from Kern county gins show over 14000 bales of cotton sold from 9000 ginned to date at an average of 125 a bale, yielding growers over 2,096,000 dollars. Byproducts factories will handle a large gross business exceeding 500,000 and seed sales will net about 250,000 for local platters.

Associated Press Bakersfield Calif Granites Kern County

Josephus Daniels to Address Waycross Club

North Carolina publisher and secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will visit Waycross to deliver an address to Lions and Kiwanis members early in 1925. The event was postponed from December 15 and plans are being drawn up by the clubs for his visit.

Waycross Josephus Daniels North Carolina

Shiley Accepts Call to Americus Pastorate

Judge R L Maynard announces Rev H H Shiley, pastor of Fort Gaines Baptist, accepts call to Central Baptist Americus. Shirley, about 80, will arrive Peb 1 with wife a vocalist and organist. Rev E P Moore will preach Sunday as committee plans visiting ministers until Shirley arrives.

R. L. Maynard Central Baptist Church H. H. Shiley Baptist Church of Fort Gaines Shirley Americus Peb E. P. Moore

Douglas Church Calls Rev Minor as New Pastor

The First Baptist church of Douglas extended a call to Rev. Carl W. Minor, pastor of the First Baptist church, to become Douglas’s pastor after their current pastor resigned. Minor has not accepted and awaits his wife’s recovery before deciding, noting he has never visited Douglas and was unaware of the resignation.

First Baptist Church of Plains Hospital Minor Douglas Church

Evening Prayer at Calvary Church Tonight

Calvary Church recto announces evening prayer will be said tonight at seven o one hours.

Calvary Church

University extension courses aid Sing Sing inmates

University extension courses for Sing Sing prison inmates have proven highly successful, expanding education access inside the facility and offering inmates opportunities for skill development and personal growth.

Sing Sing

Breakbetween Muscle Shoals Deadlock Fades in Senate

Prospects for breaking the Muscle Shoals stalemate before Christmas fade as opposition to the Underwood bill remains firm. Senate leaders consider night sessions to push action, while Norris asserts evidence that General Electric owns Alabama Power through stock ties and interlocking directors.

Associated Press Washington United States Senate Underwood Curtiss Norris Muscle Shoals General Electric Company Alabama Power Company

No Action Taken on Navy Inquiry Rescheduled

Washington December 19 There was no action on Senator King Utahs resolution seeking an inquiry into the status of the American Navy. The Senate Naval Committee postponed the matter to a later date after a lengthy executive session debate. Chairman Hale was instructed to obtain comprehensive data from the Navy Department regarding charges raised by Senator King.

Washington King Utah Senate Naval Hale Navy Department

Furlow Lodge elects officers for next year

Furlow Lodge No 124 F. A. M. at Plains held a meeting in which J. A. McDonald was named Worshipful Master and T. M. Morris Senior Warden among a slate including J. G. Reeves Junior Warden R. S. Oliver Treasurer W. S. Moore Secretary E. A. Stevens Tyler E. R. Stewart Senior Deacon and A. B. Bishop Junior Deacon for the ensuing year.

Furlow Lodge Plains J. A. McDonald T. M. Morris J. G., Reeves R. S. Oliver W. S. Moore E. A. Stevens Tyler E. R. Stewart A. B. Bishop

Survey Planned on 500 Farms to Study Weevil Impact

A federal agricultural survey with Georgia State College representatives will study 500 to 600 Sumter farms to analyze crop profitability and diversification after the boll weevil. Westbrook says cotton remains essential, but data will show which crops stabilize income and how to guide farmers, with costs around $1,200 and $1,000 pledged by the federal side. County commissioners are urged to fund the balance.

Federal Department of Agricultural Georgia State College of Agriculture C. E. Westbrook State College Americus Chamber of Commerce Sumter Westbrook Georgia Board of Directors Coty of Commissioners George Marshall Nunes-Pecorder

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