Women locate stolen Cadillac in neighboring city in minutes
Mrs. Frank Harrold of Americus and neighbor Mrs. T O Marshall recovered the missing Cadillac within hours after discovery. The car was stolen from the Harrold garage after 11 oclock Saturday night and found in Cordelo Sunday morning. The robe was missing from the Harrold car. The Harrolds and Mrs. Marshall traced the car quickly and returned it home uninjured.
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Frank Harrold
Americus
T.’O. Marshall
Harrold
Cordelo
Florida
Mrs. Walker
Sue. Marshall
Quitman
Harrold Cadillac
Albany
Mr. Marshall
Mr.Waddell
Two Relatives of Mrs DeVane Shot Near Ellaville
Bennie DeVane and Kenny Harvey, two white Schley county farmers north of Ellaville, were shot in a Sunday evening encounter believed to involve a negro. Sheriff Battle said the case was a badly mixed affair with no confirmed shooter name and noted a suspected link to a prior incident where Furney, a Tazewell negro, accosted Mrs DeVane and was later jailed in Columbus.
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Bennie DeVane
Kenny Harvey
Schley County
Ellaville
Lowe Settlement
R. E. Battle
Harvey
DeVane
John DeVane
Tazewell
Furnoy
Negro Furney
Columbus
Judge Luke Mentioned for New Federal Bench
Thomasville February 13 Judge Roscoe Luke of the Court of Appeals is mentioned as the likely appointee if a Democrat is chosen for the federal post Governor Hardwick has said he would not consider. The local note suggests Luke’s name is gaining favor for the vacancy.
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Thomasville
Hardwick
Roscoe Luke
Court of Appeals
Luke
Housewives Move to Serve Home Products in Americus
The Woman's club of Americus promotes local shopping to boost Sumter County producers. A conference is set for Friday at 2:30 PM at the Carnegie Library inviting housewives grocers farmers and truckers to discuss expanding homegrown vegetables and fruits for the local market.
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Woman’s Club
Americus
Sumter County
Florida
California
Carnegie li Library
Erskine Dale Pioneer by John Fox Jr.
A historical romance set in the American Revolution era. The author uses patriotic fervor to frame the tale against Kentucky’s dark ground, Pontiac’s conspiracy, and Washington’s Yorktown campaign, promising an enthralling read in this first installment.
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Kentucky
Pontiac
Washington
Yorktown
Erskine Dale
John Fox, Jr
Merchants plan March Golden Rule Sale in Americus
Americus Advertising club members announced the reestablishment of the Golden Rule Sales to begin on the first Wednesday in March, March 1, after a January pause. They signed one year contracts with the Times-Recorder to handle all advertising, printing, and distribution, moving copy gathering and collections to the paper. The sale day shifts from the first Monday to the first Wednesday, an innovation approved by the merchants.
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Americus Advertising Club
Americus
Same
Ad Club
The
Times-Recorder
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Frank Horrild
Denby
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
Frances C. Birkhead
Miss Birkhead
Russell
Ano
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