Ellaville Notes of June Wedding and Local Socials
In Ellaville Ga on June 16 Miss Minne Davis wed Mr Gordon Glausler at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Crane with Rev Idas F McKellar officiating. The couple then left for Memphis and other points. The 42 Club met on the verandah with tables and refreshments after a light afternoon of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwille
Meo
W. EL Crane
Minne Davis
Gordon Glausler
Idas F. McKellar
Baconton
Memphis
Tenn
J. R. Jordan
LA. Hall
Mro
John Scarborough
Ellaville
Williams Cross Roads social notes vanish into a tangle
A cluttered, fragmentary local notes page lists residents and visitors at Williams Cross Roads events. Names such as J D Mac, Clarence, Mra Is ll s, Miss Mittle Collins, Bertha, Rosa C, Florrie Cobb, Lina McNeal, Alma, and J C Turner appear among guests and family ties. The text references gatherings at W P Thomas home, travels to Florida, and social visits across weeks with numerous neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa C
Florrie Cobb
Lina McNeal
Eula
Mills
Alma
J. C. Turner
Turner
Sother
Annie Mae Deese
Claude Savoy
Ss. M. Brinkleyeek
Anericus
J. ¢. Tedgers
Su J. G.ith
Isranp
Emmett Howell
Americ
Alma Mis Guy Ys
Israel
Yrany
Bertha
Noa
Florida
Farmer's
John
Hen Ista
Hardy Exum
Stra
J. D. ‘Wallase
Davis
Americus
al Das
Pierce Messrs
Tom Suggs
Suggs
Miss An Toney
George Ierael Turner
Homecoming Joy as Wiggins Expected Back Soon
Wiggins family and friends await return of Ma Wiggins with happiness. Miss Laura Turner of Smithville spent last week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Wiggins
Laura Turner
Smithville
Popham's Astuma Remedy Ad Claims Prompt Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Popham's Astuma Remedy promising prompt relief in every case. It offers a one dollar bottle sold by Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio and a ten cent trial package by mail. Also noted is its sale at W. A. Rembert's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams, M'F'g, CO
Props
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Rembert's
Leslie Picnicand Community Notes From Daphine
Leslie Georgia reports a lively picnic at Daphine enjoyed by nearly all residents. Local residents plan another gathering soon as visitors arrive from Cordele Americus De Soto and Muahira. The piece notes visits to Leslie from Hammetts Williams Ranen Jenkins and Pryor with a lawn party for Zula Gammage and various Sunday travelers and farm activity including oat crops and threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Daphine
Hammett
Cordele
Lillie Hammett
F. F. McNeal
Muahira
Crisp Williams
Americus
Lelia Ranen
Jim Walker
Cora Cocke
Hugh Ferguson
de Soto
Marilu Jenkins
Wenona
Katharine Ferrell
Misa Zula Gammage
D. C. Jones
Annie Lou
Laskie
J. H. Harvey
John Summerford
Ruth Wilson
Blanche Pryor
Smithville
Tom Timmerman
Plains
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Partners Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo endorse F. J. Cheney & Co. and claim long trust in the firm. Also promotes internal catarrh cures, testimonials, price 75 cents per bottle, and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
D. Mall
Plains social scenes at Hotel Dean entertain guests
Miss Amenda Jones and Eva Mae Stevens hosted a Friday night gathering at the Hotel Dean with flowers lanterns and verandah games. The Merry Widow Club met Thursday with Miss Emmie Kate Andrews, enjoying four tables of games and chocolate cream cake. Mr J B French left Saturday for a la Suetarl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Amenda Jones
Eva Mae Stevens
Dean
Merry Widow Club
Emmie Kate Andrews
J. B. French
Visitors and Guests List Dotted Plains Community
A long roster of local social visits and travel as residents from Americus Friendship White Plains Richland and other nearby towns are listed. Attendees include Miss Maggie Griffin student at a technological school, Misses Neva Mae and Sarah Holly, and families like the Jennings and Wilsons visiting relatives. Several trips to Savannah Asheville Florida and Coleman are noted alongside revivals and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technological School
Maggie Griffin
Americus
Lucy
Alice Williams
J. B. Holly
Neva Mae
Sarah
Friendship
R. B. Taylor
White Plains
Linwood Jennings
J. B. Clark
Savannah
Amanda Jones
North Georgia
W. D. Fleming
Nina Carter
Colquitt Logan
W. T. Wilson
Helen Austin
Richland
George Montgomery
Annise Clark
Emmett Harper
Bertha Howell
Sasser
C. A. Philips
Caughman
Ittle
Annie Laurie
Ethel Wise
Asheville
North Carolina
Messrs
Fort McAfee
B. I. McKenney
James McLain
Smithville
Plains
Irma Richardson
Annie Ruth Mayfield
Gussie Evans
R. S. Oliver
Magnolia Springs
J. M
Austin
Postell
S. A. Harris
Buena Vista
J. A. McDonald
Arthur
Walter Rylander
Earnest Wellens
Brunswick
Leila Mae Morton
Flora Markett
Amzle Daniel
Claude ‘Daniel
R. B. Evans
James Walker
Leslie
Grace Smith
Somerset
Floy Oliver
Jordan
Midway
Ala
Tom Jennings
T. W. Coleman
Florida
Rufus McGee
P. C. Barkley
Coleman
R. M. Andrews
Warlick
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
Desoto Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Henry Ernest Rioux wife of a U S Army sergeant stationed in Savannah is visiting relatives in DeSoto. Mary Surber and daughter Misa Annie Suber of St Andrew Fla. visit relatives. George Bagley Jr. returns home from State University. Various residents travel for visits and back home.
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DeSoto
Henry Ernest Rioux
Henry Brent Rioux
U. S. Army
Savannah
Mary Surber
Misa Annie Suber
St. Andrew
Pla
George Bagley, Jr
George Washington Bagley
State University
Annie Wilson Stevenson
Plains
B. C. McMichael
Cordele
Joseph Stewart
Hudson
Eli Tucker
Jarrett Wilson
Leslie
Frances H. Simmons
N. B. Johnson
Leary
C. B. Tucker
Pitts
H. A. C. Bagley
Americus
Andersonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Annie Mae Wicker enjoyed days with Am ericas friends while Miss Jewel Wicker of Montezuma stayed with Misses Annie Willie and Mary Ellen Finch. Preaching by Rev. F. E. Moore and Rev. C. F. Clark filled Sunday services at Baptist church. Several locals traveled to Americus and Bluff Springs. A stolen mule and buggy was recovered six miles above Oglethorpe. Others visited relatives in Americus and Montezuma. preparations for Mercer University and New Orleans trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Annie Mae Wicker
Americas
Jewel Wicker
Montezuma
Annie Willie
Mary Ellen Finch
Joel W. English
Bluff Springs
FE. T. Moore
Macon
Baptist Church
C. F. Clark
Burell Joiner
Americus
Gussie E. English
Oglethorpe
Warren Battle
A. J. Clark
J. Fr. Rasterlin
A. T. Oliver
Misas Mary Ellen Finch
Jqnel Wicker
Boston
Gaary
Esme
Scott
T. M. Harden
Augustus H. Smith
Fort Oglethorpe
Lester Dykes
Inglishville
Mercer University
Crowded Cobb picnic spurs local social notes
From Cobb Georgia a June 16 update records a large crowd attending a Daphne picnic last Thursday. Readers name many visitors and residents from Abbeville Americus Dawson Hunting ton and De Soto with brief mentions of visits, returns, and illness improvements.
Growers of Georgia Report on Poor Yield
Georgia growers report poor yield conditions with partners in Culrie, noting June 10 as a reference date. The item cites regional agricultural concerns and mentions Culrie, Georgia, in connection with yield troubles and potential market impacts.
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Growers of Georgia Report
A. A
Local notices and social happenings in Smithville Ga
Smithville society notes record visiting relatives from Tifton Macon Buena Vista Waverly Hall and Americus. Revival services and a monthly literary meeting are noted. A moonlight picnic at Prospect Park and Embroidery Club gathering are mentioned. Amos Booker dies after long illness leaving a wife two daughters and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary League
R. P. Goodman
Mamie “Edwards
J.C. McClain
Mra
J. H. Randall
Prospect Park
Mamie Edwards
Lucile Pipkin
Pearl Hale
Edith McKenney
Agnes
Erin Wells
Grace
Mamie Boutineau
Carrie Redding
Simmons McMichael
Ben
Christie
Edwin
Redding
Amos Booker
Rooster Heroic Rescue Fails in Barnyard Tragedy
A Cedar Grove farm tale tells of Josephine the Plymouth Rock hen tied to a sapling to keep her from scratching a garden. Her mate Napoleon burned through the noose with a burning brand, but Josephine died and her eleven chicks became orphans. Napoleon, with seven other wives, may move on from the sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Grove
Frets
Josephine
Napoleon
Plymouth Rock
Robert
Mr. Frets
Family Pie Made With Blackberries Monday
A family in Doughsville recalls a simple Monday pie day with Pa supplying blackberries Ma providing other ingredients and the devil chopping wood.
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Doughsville Tag Argua
Taft Veto Urged Over Ty Cobb Size Claim in Augusta
Augusta residents mock the president over Ty Cobb’s fame, arguing he dwarfs Taft. They promise to change opinions if the tariff is vetoed, reducing Cobb to a more proper dimension.
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Taft
Augusta
Ty Cobb
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RL Lewis
Broxton
Vents
H. J. Wilpe Ber
Foley
Williams
Popham
Cobb
Cobb, Ga
Daphne
Pauline McLeod
Abbeville
W. J. Bill
Statham
E. Statham
Dawson
J. C. HI
A. J. Pursley
Jno
E. Ferguson
De_ Soto
Eald Belle Burke
T. M. Tomlinson
Huntington
J. C. Hill
Mary B. Clay
Col
George E. Simpson
Tifton
W. T. "Simpson
Carrie Boulineau
Lizzie
Elma Evans
Chatsworth
Rev
Olin Evans
T. R. McMichael
Frank McDonald
Atlanta
Tech
Kate McKenney
F. G. Jones
Seane
G. P. Stanford
Waverly Hall
Dick Brinson
Milton Booker
Jacksonville
Margaret Burton
Ethel McManus
Nell McKenney
Leesburg
Methodist Church
Dickinson
Ferrer
Laslie
Roosters
Burn
Hension
Buck
Bradfield Regulator CO
Rylander Shoe Co
Clothiers
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