Americus Theater News Highlights And Philppine Debate
The Americus Times discusses local cinema, noting the Rylander program with Allan in A Perfect Crime Pola Negri in Gypsy Blood Constance Talmadge in Lessons of Love and Peck's Bad Boy starring Jackie Coogan. It also covers General Wood in the Philippines and the debate over U S troop withdrawal, Philippine finances, and relations with Japan. Classified ads showcase Pompeii era notices and local rentals as American life intertwines with world events.
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Americas
Americus Ers
Americus
Atlanta
Rylander
Allan
Saturday Evening Post
Pola Negri
Carman
Constance Talmadge
House
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Alcazar
McCord
Howard Theater
Million Dollar Play House
Times-Recorder
Ameticus
Pompeii
Pompeiian
David M. Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
Arrius Pallio
Gnaeus Marius
Vatia
Publius Furius
Dairy pays say Selma dealers dairy pays say
Dallas county merchants in Selma Alabama report strong dairy industry benefits. N B Hagedon notes Selma Creamery disburses about three quarters of a million dollars yearly to farmers. A customer case shows dairy cattle purchases funded by dairy product sales, illustrating broader regional economic growth tied to creameries.
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Moultrie
C. B. Caldwell
Moultrie Chamber of Commerce
Selma
Als
Dallas County
N. B. Hagedon
Richland Social Notes Mention Bridging at Nicholson Home
Richland reports a Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club gathering hosted by June La Burke Nicholson with guests including Carver Dixon R A Kelly of Tifton Sam Gatewood and Sati Beall. Several members were away. Library and church social events recur as Mrs. L Coffin hosts visitors and a large lawn party honors Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Welling.
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Richland
la Burke Nicholson
Messone Carver Dixon
R. A. Kelly
Tifton
Sam Gatewood
Sati Beall
Harry Dixon
Jake Gilet
Rome
Sevral Faye
Cant
R. J. Dixon
N. Clements
Hetr
L. Crantford
Leonwd
A. A. Reare
Andheon
Winton Carter
CleDiner Flane
J. Prench
Wm. Arnold
Nellie AP
Plains
Arnold
Beaboard
John Watkins
Parrott
L. B. Coffin
Jake Giles
MecDoni
Vin and
Mia
F. B. McCalla
Misa Mervin McCalla
Albany
W. C. Dixon
N. C. Coffin
W. R. Arnold
Guy H. Wellingen
W. S
Fatal Feud Follows Children Fight Near Vidalia
In Toombs County Georgia a shooting at Center church near Vidalia leaves W. M. Galbraith dead and his son in law Tom Tippeta Cicero Matthews and Pred Matthews seriously wounded. Galbraith's brother Tom Galbraith and his son in law Manning Booth fled then were jailed in Lyons. The feud arose from a schoolyard quarrel between the youths of Cicero Matthews and William Galbraith.
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Vidalia
W. M. Galtenth
Tom Tippeta
Cicero Matthews
Pred Matthews
Center Church
Toom County
Tom Galbraith
Manning Booth
Lyons
William Galbraith
Georgia News Roundup Reflects Legal Trials and Local Harvests
A broad snapshot from Savannah and Atlanta area papers covers court actions including Jor dan murder aftermath and Miller trials, pay raises for Ashton Lynwood teachers, and county grain harvests amid a busy rural economy. Also noted are Kiwanis Inter national convention plans, railroad protests, and early Georgia melon shipments.
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Liz Hartman
Miller
Jordan
Albany
Macon
Ing. J. R. Miller
Savannah
Hawkeye
Frank O. Miller
Ashton
Lynwood
Hear Fitzgerald
Monroe County
L. E. Appleby
Fourth Army Air Corps
Atlanta Lions Club
Atlanta Kiwanis Club
International Kiwanis Clubs
Cleveland
Simon Selig
State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Arkwright
Frank Manson
Clayton County
M. L. Purvis
Edep
Beverly D. Evans
Chatham
The
American Legion
O ‘Hunter
Geo
Boston
Arcilla Creek
Ahegro
Pamborough
Mr. Pamborough
Insistance
Valdosta
New York
J. C. Ulmer
McLeod Brothers
Atlanta Film Exchange Managers’ Association
Georgia
Marshall Holmes
Holmes
LESLIE COMMUNITY NOTES VISITORS AND RETURNS
Mrs. Horace Y. Reynolds returns home from Reynolds after visiting her parents J. M. and Mrs. Green. Mrs. F. A. Wilson comes back to Leslie from Fitzgerald where she visited daughter Jeno Powell. Elizabeth Houston from near Americus visits Edith Griffin. Madison Summerford, formerly in Chattanooga, returns home. Ed Bowen visits relatives in Abbeville. Sallie Wade stays with the Claptons in Lamar. Howard Cox recovers from appendicitis at Plains Hospital. Mrs. V. E. Fillingim leaves for Clayton to visit relatives a week. Br. Shep G. Pryor of Fitzgerald visits the Wilson family. Elma Maxwell of Calvary and Judie Turner of Row visit Ruth Ranen. Richard Winchester returns from Plains Hospital for treatment. John S. Pryor of Dahlonega spends the week with parents. Mrs. Annie Dante and daughter Catherine of Oxford, Miss., visit at F. A. Wilson Jr.’s home. Clyde and Lucile Killenworth of Ft. Gaines visit Mary Wilson. Sarah Summerford returns home from Forsyth after two weeks with her sister. Local girls return from college: Mary Wilson, Lailah Clifton, Annie Hoffman, Lotta Sneeber, and Louise Williams.
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Leslie
Horace Y. Reynolds
J. M. Green
Reynolds
F. A. Wilson
Fitzgerald
Jeno Powell
Elizabeth Houston
Americus
Edith Griffin
Madison Sunmerford
Chattanooga
Ed Bowen
Abbeville
Sallie Wade
J. W. Clapton
Lamar
Howard Cox
Plaitis Hospital
V. E. Fillingim
Clayton
Shep G. Pryor
FR. Wilson
Elma Maxwell
Calvary
Judie Turner
Row
Ruth Ranen
Richard Winchester
the Plains Hospital
John
John Stephenson
Forsyth
Mary Wilson
Wesleyan
Lailah Clifton
Annie Hoffman
Lota Sneeer
Bessie Tift
Louice Williams
Andrew
Community gathering and visits across the region
The text recalls a Sunday gathering at the Stubbs home with many out of town guests and mentions visits by Robert Stubbs and Harvey, Decoration Day observances at Andersonville, Mary Alice Stubbs from Americus, Eva Hedenbaugh from Albany, and visits by Coogle and Barton families, Gibron and Simpson from Butler, and Ernest Coker hosting Mrs Cunningham. It also notes Beulah Pennington from Albany at home briefly and mentions John Robinson and Henry Robinson visits.
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R. H. Stubbs
Robert Stubbs
Ph Harvey
Mia
Tom Coogle
Fountainville
Joe Coogle
Bettie Barton
Oglethorpe
Gibron and Simpson
Butler
Ernest Coker
Chas, Cunningham
Optea
Beulah Pennington
Albany
John Robinson
Coles
Henry Robinson
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Schedule
Greene ee in Gear Sta week with Haloway at Greenville. Ernest Coker Evans Shockley were in Oglethorpe and Montezuma Saturday morning. Clapp of Raiden and his daughter Mex Wickert visiting relatives, Laura Stubbs in Americus this week. Holloway in Montezuma Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jo in Americus Saturday noon. Oline Holloway of Andersonville visited Sunday after Delathy. Cut-Off vs a close game 11 to 9. Pennington and Durwood spent Sunday at Fountainville. George Joiner with Mr and Mrs Rob McNeill at New Era last week. Charlie Gilmore of Dooling spent weekend with Evans Kockley. Pennington, Lingo, Bedenbaugh, and Edgar Coker on business trip to Americus Saturday morning.
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Irs
Greene Ee
Haloway
Moptezuma
Joh
Americus Urday
Oline Holloway
Andersonville
Delathy
A. F. Pennington
Durwood
Fountainville
Betyg
George Joiner
Mra
B McNeill
New Era
Charlie Gilmore
Dooling
Evans Kockley
John Lingo
Albert Bedenbaugh
Edgar Coker
Americus
Death Notice for Mrs J. S. Courtney at 23
Mrs Sarah Matthews Courtney died Sunday at 11 am in Americus Sumter County Hospital. Funeral held Monday at 4 pm from Oglethorpe Avenue residence with Rev Guyton Fisher and Rev Henry T Brookshire officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. She was 23, survived by husband J S Courtney of Savannah, her parents, two sisters, three brothers, and many relatives.
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Glisson Road
J. 8. Courtney
Savannah
Mra
L. S. Matthews
Americus
Charles C. Smith
James Rittenberry
Macon
George L. Matthews
R. L. Matthews
J. W. Matthews
Uni
Stsre Sarailen Record
Leslie
Oak Grove Cemetery
Carrie Lou
J. Reid
Concord
Z. W. Emmett, Reid
Sumter County
Henry Reid
Lac County
Ody
Americus Thung
Atlanta
Erelock
Harvey
Lucy
Burvey
Mali
Unay
Spaul
Bay Shareh
Phes
Veterinarians Offer Hog Inoculation Services This Week
Assistant state veterinarian Dr. Feeee Hileman is visiting Iowa to provide hog inoculation and concurrent treatment. Farmers are advised to contact him through the Chamber of Commerce. The service will run only through this week.
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Feeee Hileman
Sinericus
Chamber of Commerce
Police Ambush Kills Six Officers in Ireland Amid Reports
An attack on a police patrol near an Irish location left six officers dead or seriously wounded as armed men ambushed them. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text. Known names and precise locations could not be confirmed from the readable lines.
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Torenson
Alge
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