J L Bostwick Dies in Macon Georgia
J L Bostick a former Americus resident died Monday night at 8 30 at his Macon home He had moved to Macon about a year ago Survived by wife Luella three daughters Mrs C A Snipes Americus Mrs T J Bautell Clayton Ala Miss Ruth Bostick Macon two sons Paul Totik Macon Rofflee Bostick Cordele Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery Macon Wednesday morning at 10
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J. L. Bostick
Americus
Macon
Georgia
Bostick
Luella Bostick
C. A. Snipes
T. J. Beautell
Clatton
Ala
Ruth Bostick
Paul Totick
Rofflee Bostick
Cordele
Evergreen Cemetery
Hawkins Mortgage chief gets 15 years for mail fraud
Morton S S Hawkins former president of Hawkins Mortgage company was sentenced to fifteen years in Leavenworth federal penitentiary and fined ten thousand dollars for using the mails to defraud in connection with the defunct firm's operations by Federal Judge Robert Baltzell in Indianapolis on July 7.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Morton S&s. Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Robert Baltzell
Budget clash prompts board to adopt revised plan
A budget dispute resurfaces as New Era Pleasant Grove Concord and Andersonville representatives sign a resolution urging rescission of last meeting actions and adoption of Superintendent Moore's proposed budget. Hogg defends revision while criticizing city officials over Negro schools debate.
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Supt. Moore
R. D. Neil
C. A. Hogg
New Era
W. L. Chambliss
Pleasant Grove
M. H. Guest
Concord
C. A. Slappey
Andersonville
Hogg
Hoge
Americus
Battle over Negro and white schools in Americus area
Local board debates preserving the Huntington negro school amid consolidation fears while defending allocations for black education. J. L. Johnson criticizes Rotary club figures and tax burdens. Col. Shipp defends county efforts and funding. Superintendent Moore explains staff reshuffles and a longer Shipp training program funded by the Slater fund.
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Americas
Mr. Hogg
Rotary Club
J. L. Johnson
Huntington
Anthony
County Board Adopts Adjusted School Year and Pay
The Slater fund and northern support fund the five Rosenwald schools for six months, while other necro schools run five months. Salary cuts affected oversalaried teachers but raises ensure near minimums of 25 dollars monthly next term. White schools reopen August 51 with two weeks Christmas break. Board shows sympathy to negroes, and funds a destitute Sumter family with per diem donations totaling 10 dollars.
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Moore
Shipp Training School
Slater Fund
Rosenwald
Board of Education
Sumter County
Methvin
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J.L. Bostwick
Ethel
Johnson
Col. Shipp
Ballard
Times- Recorder
Jones
Rosenwhild
Imouette
Americus Fish and Oyster Company
Forsyth Street
E. Forsyth Street
DeSoto, Ga
Emmet & John Ferguson
E. J. Tyson
Nesco Perfect
N. Lee Street
C. R. Morgan
Rebecca Myrick
Rt 4
Ellaville
P. F. Babnsen
Tillman & Cops
Annie Fickett
Windsor
Stone & Webster, Inc
Columbus
Bartlett’s Ferry
R. E Glenn
Essom and Martin
F. H. Turpin
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
the .Americus Business College
Lillian Braswell
Merritt Blag
Barker Grocery Co
Neon Buchanan
S. Lee Street
R. L. Maynard
Johnson Apartments
J. E. Johnson
S. Success Avenue
Lakeland, Fla
A. J. Harris
An Bi Cato
America
Process Engraving Co
Crawford Ave
Eighteenth St
Chicago
Western Metal Company
Ploomington Ill
Tillman & B
Tetley’s
R. C. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Empire Loan & Trust Company
Americus, Georgia
Kentucky
Cou
Pons
the Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
CROWN
Pete AO
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