Many Graduates Will Attend College This Fall
Figures from Times Recorder show about sixty percent of Americas high school graduates will pursue higher education this fall. Based on applications for college certification, named students include Edward Andrews Auburn Theo Barton Emory University Seth Belcher University of Georgia Robert Bell Georgia Tech David Broadhurst Georgia Tech Charlie Everett Georgia Tech Kenson Findley Oglethorpe University Edwin Gammage Georgia School G. W. Harris Georgia School Samuel Lott Mercer University Edward McArthur Mercer University
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Times- Recorder
Americas High School
Edward Andrews
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Theo Barton
Emory University
Seth Belcher
University of Georgia
Robert Bell
Georgia School of Technology
David Broadhurst
Charlie Everett
Baked Tomatoes Recipe Note
A brief list outlines baked tomatoes using four teaspoons of butter two cups flour four teaspoons milk one lemon optional and pepper for seasoning.
Guisto's Long Wait Ends With Breaks For Indians
Cleveland star Louis Guisto, a long awaited first sacker, finally wins regular duty after six years of talent and trouble. He fought war injuries and climate setbacks, broke into steady play in 1922, then faced competition from McInnis and Brower before securing a regular role.
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Joe Harris
Guisto
Argonne
Wild West
Powder River
Indians
California
Oakland Clip
Cleveland
Oakland
McInnis
Judge
Frank Brower
College Matriculations Listed for Local Students
Allan MecNeill and Jasper Parker are among Mercer and Edwin Player enrollees with several others named from Emory, VMI, Agnes Scott, Hollins, and Mary Elizabeth Easterlin. The note lists multiple candidates entering various colleges and normals, with two boys and five girls likely to matriculate and two last year graduates heading to Sullins College and UGA.
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Allan MecNeill
Mercer University
Jasper Parker
University of Georgia
Edwin Player
Univeavity of Georgia
John West Sheffield
Virginia Military Institute
Russell Thomas
Emory University
Willard Tuxpin
Georgia School of Technology
Christine Brown
Converse College
Spartanburgh
Mary Elizabeth Easterlin
Holligs College
Virginia
Ira Gatewood
St. Mary’s College
Raleigh
N. C
Mary Glover
Irlene Guest
State Normal School
Athens
Claire Harris
Agnes Scott College
Ann Heys
Nettie Claire McMath
Hollins College
Alice Westbrook
Georgia State College For Women
Janie Murary
Sullins College
Bristol
Julian Thomas
Summer sale floods Americus with low prices
The Standard offers a heat wave sale with prices on Ladies' Union Suits at 50c and 49c Mens Union Suits, 25c Lisle vests, 12 1 2c curtain scrim, 98c Silk Stockings, $1.50 canvas Oxfords and slippers, $4.95 suede slippers, $9 dresses, $2.50 Voile dresses, $3.95 hats, 1 square yard linoleum, 60c yard Congoleum, 28c cretonies, 79c Terry Draperies, 35c burlap, $1.50 shades, plus Hartshorn roller shades at 90c. Forsyth Street Americus, Ga.
Fence Fund Nears 150 As Subscriptions Grow
The Americas baseball authorities report a fence fund total of 146 dollars with work slated to begin immediately. Names of new subscribers are listed, including individuals and businesses, and the total received later shows 284 dollars.
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Americas Baseball
John Oliver
W. L. Bell
D. N. Maddux
H. M. Faust
W. T. Kenmore
L. L. McCloskey
J. C. Bridges
Miss Evelyn Alfred
H. P. Everett
George Wade
G. O. Loving
Middleton McDonald
J. K. Littlefield
W. W. Collins
Stephen Pace
Julius Shy
Sam Coney
John Wagnon
Dr. H. B. Allen
H. W. Moore
A. L. Turner
K. G. Bradley
W. D. Pearlman
F. L. Cohen
S. L. Cohen
E. A. Bailey
Harris Grocery Co
Buchanan Bros
W. T. Manry
J. L. Suttles
J. B. Goepp
Talmadge Crabb
H. C. Ward
B. F. Clore
G. C. Robertson
J.C. Dorman
J. M
Beef and Fish Specials Invite Early Orders for Menu
A local butcher shop highlights choice beef, pork, veal and tender roasts. It promotes Red Snapper fish again this week and a range of other quality meats, inviting customers to place orders early. The ad notes they buy choice cattle to ensure fresh meats for customers.
First Colquitt Melons Bring Growers $400 Car
June 22 Coilquitt's first carload of melons for the 1923 crop moved late Wednesday. Loaded at Ellenton with two or three growers, the melons averaged 26 pounds. The car brought about $400 f o b track, a good price for 26 pound fruit. Additional shipments from Colquitt were expected later in the week.
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Coilquitt
Ellenton
Colquitt
Harrison Tillman Dies at Moultrie Home
In Moultrie on June 22 Spath reported the death of J. H. Tillman known as Harrison Tillman at his daughter Mrs. Walter Killebrew’s route one Norman Park home. He suffered a long aftereffect injury from a buggy accident caused by a runaway horse four years prior, leaving him bedridden with a wounded hip.
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Cleveland
Louis Guisto
Cleveland Indians
Guisto
California
Jinx
St. Mary’s College
Walter McCredie
Portland Coast League
Inidans
Moultrie
Spath
Colquitt
J. H. ‘Tillman
Fire at Moultrie Destroys Howard Ashburn Home
Fire in Moultrie on Fifth Avenue destroyed the upper story of Howard Ashburn’s home, causing an estimated loss over 15000 dollars. Firemen saved portions of the first floor and structure while low water pressure hampered efforts until a large automobile pumper arrived. The origin of the blaze was not determined.
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Moultrie
Howard Ashburn
Fifth Avenue
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Betty Crocker
Model Bread Co
Louie Guisto
Louis
Louis Cuisto
Hartshorn
Standard Dry Goods Company
Forsyth Street
Bank of Commerce
Americus, Ga
J.C. Bass, Electrician
G. L. Williams
Ann R. Royal
C. W. Moore
Brown McLendon
T. M. Alexander
M. Koppell
Rodgers & Co
Tasos
W. C. Wright
S. I. Saunders
Willis Hawkins
Joseph Barker
Mike Thomas
T. F. Gatewood
Nathan Murray
L. C. Medford
J. E. Giles
Cleve Tillman
Jap Pinkston
Ed Argo
J. A. Pinkston
Americus Jewelry Co
B. W. Dismuke
Bragg’s Market
Harrison Tillman
Southern Printers
Empire Bank OF Americas
Americas
Georgia
G. R. Ellis
V.P
Joe M. Bryan
Cashicc
Myrtle Springs
J. L. Glawson
Piggly Wiggly
Brown's Mill
Keebers
Waterbury’s Compound
Williams
Richelieu
Sumter
Xi County
Purina
Lamar Street
Rylander Bldg
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