Last Rites for Herbert Morris Tye in Brooklyn Heights
Funeral services for Herbert Morris Tye who was accidentally killed Thursday morning were held at 3 pm at the family residence on La Fayette Street in Brooklyn Heights. Dr. Carl V7 Minor pastor of First Baptist officiated. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Janes Hooks, Benjamin Davis, Robert Sheppard, Marion Youp, Leta Young, and Allen Williams. The service drew a large crowd, with many floral tributes reflecting community esteem.
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Herbert Morris Tye
la Fayette Street
Brooklyn Heights
Carl V7. Minor
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Janes Hooks
Benjamin Davis
Rober Sheppard
Marion Youp
Leta’ Young
Allen Williams
Miss Baldwin to Attend Students Meeting in Indianapolis
Miss Myrtle Baldwin of Americus travels to Indianapolis as delegate from State Normal Athens to the International Students convention. She joins 100 Georgia students leaving Atlanta on a Southern railroad special train for the ninth International Student Volunteer movement gathering December 28 to January 1. E L Secrest of the University of Georgia directs the Georgia group. Delegates from top US and Canadian universities expected as 8,000 students assemble.
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Myrtle Baldwin
Americus
Indianapolis
Ind
State Normal School
Athens
Miss Baldwin
Georgia
Atlanta
Biy
Southern Railroad
E. L. Secrest
University of Georgia
The
Georgia Organization
United States
Canada
Secrest
Miss Vendrick Called to Attend Funeral in Alabama
Miss Lete Vendrick was summoned to Weastier Alabama by telegram announcing the death of her sister Mrs J D Chestang. Funeral services were at the family home with interment in the family cemetery. Vendrick will return to Americus after the new year to resume duties as head of the re ception at Ansieys.
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Lete Vendricx
Weastier
Alabama
J. D. Chestang
Miss Vendrick
Americus
Re E. Petment
Ansieys
Red Oak Man Killed in Automobile Crash
Atlanta dispatch reports Lonnie Cook of Red Oak fatally injured in an Atlanta Newnan highway crash early Wednesday night. He died at Grady hospital at 12:30 Thursday from a crushed skull. Passenger Mrs. P. B. Betsail of Jonesboro remains in precarious condition with severe head and body injuries. Santa Claus gets the credit and his wife does most of the work.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Newnan
Lonnie Cook
Red Oak
Grady Hospital
P. B. Betsail
Jonesboro
Cook
Railroad Schedules Americus Central of Georgia Trains
Arrival and departure times for Central of Georgia trains at Americus Georgia listed in the daily railroad schedule. Times show arrivals from Albany Albany Jacksonville Macon Atlanta Columbus Chicago and other connections with departures to Chicago Denver Miami and local points. Schedule includes Cordele Richland and Millen service with times across the day.
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Americus
Central of Georgia
Central Standard
New Director Takes Charge Food Bureau
Atlanta, Dec 28 Dr C A Browne recently placed in charge of the Food Bureau of the USDA says the bureau’s greatest service to the consuming public lies in enforcing the Federal Food and Drug Act and advancing chemical technology in agriculture The early industrial development of the United States began in rural technology with agricultural pioneers leading the way Browne notes the bureau will focus on purity of foods drugs and stock feeds while boosting farm science and practical chemistry for basic industry
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Atlanta
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
C. A. Brone
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr. Browne
Day Christmas for Rome Record Loses Drunken Arrests
Rome on Christmas Day set a city record as none of its residents were arrested for drunkenness or disorderly conduct, marking a quiet holiday in the city.
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Rome
Salstead and Anderson Plead Guilty to Arson
In Superior Wisconsin Edward J Salstead and Dorothy Anderson pleaded guilty to arson. They were sentenced by Judge McKay to four years in prison.
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Salstead
Superior
Wis
Edward J. Salstead
Dorothy Anderson
Superior Court
McKay
666 Prescription for Colds and Grippe Remedy
A brief note touts 666 as a speedy prescription for colds fever and grippe promising rapid relief and prevention of pneumonia, framed as the most effective remedy available.
Americus Building Outlook Shows Strong Prospects
The Americus building outlook is very favorable for the coming year says John W. Shiver, a construction man. He notes continued work and urges property care to save money, listing current and planned projects including homes at Taylor and Brown streets, Mrs. Holt on Taylor Street, a bungalow for Mrs. Bird, and improvements for Miss Emma Mae Borum seven miles from Americus.
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John W. Shiver
Shiver
D. F. Davenport
Taylor and Brown Streets
P. L. Holt
Taylor St
Reese Park
Henry M. Bird
R. G. Ferrell
Americus
Lovelace Eve
Emma Mae Borum
Evening Prayer At Calvary Church Tonight
Evening prayer will be said in Calvary church tonight at 7 30 o clock.
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Calvary Church
Marriage at parsonage and stewards meet in charge
Miss Mary E Dominick married Lumas L Smith at the parsonage with Rev O L Evans officiating. Next Sunday services at New Point church with Pastor Evans preaching. Stewards meetings set for Plains, Concord, and Rylander on December 31, 28, and 30. New pastor welcomed at parsonage December 13. envelope system adopted to fund ministerial support.
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Mary E. Dominick
Lumas L. Smith
O. L. Evans
New Point ‘Church
Plains
J. A. McDonald
Dee
Concord
J. A. Logan
Rylander
Good Ladies of the Church
Kennelly Dies Suddenly at New York Bank Office
Bryan L. Kennelly 58, realty operator and Perryman National Bank first vice-president, collapsed dead today at his bank office in New York. An art critic, Prince Youssoupoff, is noted as likely deriving his name from a lineage of soup-eating ancestors.
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B. L. Kennelly
New York
Bryan L. Kennelly
Perryman National Bank
Prince Youssoupoff
Land For Sale Or Rent Near Americus With Homes
Property listing offers 440 acres 3 miles south of Americus on Lee Street road with a 6 room residence two tenant houses windmill fenced and 200 acres cleared. Also 200 acres ten miles south near Leetreet with a secret residence four tenant houses and 140 acres cleared.
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Americus
Lee Street Road
Leetreet Wee
Cost of living off Fifth figures show
Washington December 28 The cost of living was one fifth less in September this year than it was in June 1920 when the highest point in living costs since 1913 was reached A decrease of 20 5 percent in the total cost of living in United States as determined by a consolidation of the figures for 32 specific cities is shown in an announcement issued today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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