U S Navy Dirigible Starts Ocean Flight Toward Newfoundland
The navy airship C-5 departed Montauk Point at 8 oclock bound for St John s Newfoundland with potential plans to cross the Atlantic if coastal performance is satisfactory The NC-4 seaplane also reached Halifax after resuming its flight toward Trepassey Bay and the NC-1 NC-3 arrangement was to meet them near the destination Halifax time reported 2 10 p m The item also notes a medical tonic advertisement for Ral My Tism
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montauk Point
Associated Press
Navy
St. John’s Newland
Atlantic
Society Notes Highlight Bridge Club Works and Visits
Mrs. McLendon entertained the Young Matrona’s Bridge club at her Harrold avenue home with yellow coreopsis and sweet peas. Top score won a pack of playing cards, followed by a salad course and tea. Other items include a Starksville fish fry trip in honor of visitors, and several local social updates on guests and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLendon
T. H. McLendon
Matrona’ Bridge Club
Harrold Avenue
Carr Glover
Edgar Shipp
Cl Willlans
Hollis Fort
Charles Burke
J. D.hooks
B. B. Hverette
Eugene Hill
Tracy Cunningham
Cloyd Buchanan
Mias
Claire Everette
H. O. Jones
Glenn Hooks
Starksville
Albert Harris
Jack Ritton
Tom Walters
Kilmer Harris
Memphis
Tenn
H. A. Harris
Leesburg
Boulder
Thronateska Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bridge
Dorothy Perkins
Claira Everette
After Illness Ziron Iron Tonic Booster
J. E. Clifton of Lyons Georgia reports severe typhoid illness with hemorrhages and weak strength. He credits Ziron Iron Tonic with restoring appetite and energy after ordering it, noting noticeable improvement. All druggists sell Ziron with a guarantee.
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J. E. Clifton
Lyons, Ga
Greater Things In Store For Sumter Chamber Meeting
Sumter County chamber reports strong cooperation as it elects new officers and discusses plans for the coming year. New president John Shemeld and officers pledge swift action on auditorium and hotel projects, water elevator for farmers, and broader community development. Secretary Perkins notes war-driven gains and urges ongoing member support despite past influenza closures.
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Sumter County
W. W. Dykes
Perkins
John SheMeld
Lovelace Eve
Lee Hudson
N. A. Ray
New Industries
J. Ralston
Hightower
Sheffield
Eye
Frank Lanier
Chamber
Arthur Rylander
Rotary Club
la Grange
Columbus
J. Ralston Cargill
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
George R. Ellis
Americus
Sumter
Chamber of Commerce
Bualhens
Americas
Americus 4
Ifem
Chamber of Commerce urged to grow and unite city and country
The speech urges increased membership and stronger finances for Americus and Sumter county, stressing city country cooperation, housing demand, and agricultural markets. It also presents financial statements from July 20, 1918 to May 10, 1919, detailing income and disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Chamber of Commerce
Americus
Sumter County
Americas
Planters Bank
Plane operation described as bank style security drill
The fragment notes a formal operation aboard a plane described in banking terms with officers on board. It mentions sharing duties and a procedural structure but lacks complete context to define the event, participants, or outcome. The brief suggests a controlled exercise or security measure during air travel.
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U.S
Ace
Halifax
Chatham
Mass
Chicago
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
M. Trussell
Catton Avenue
Vader
Cheney & Bee
Hall
Grif Eldridge
Ceciltown
J. O. McArthur
Mattie M. Hidridge
Leo Street
George Morgan
Lakeland, Fis
Welborn F. Clarke
Church Street
John Sheffield
Macon
Salills River
Aera
D. R. Brinson
Red Cross Bridge Club
Eugene Cato
Bridge Club
Tom Vereen
Moultrie
Ference D. Hollis
Taylor Street
J. T. Dedman
Martha Dedman
Charlestown
W. Va
R. F. Poole
Americus Hospital
Barlow Street
James Rittenberry
Matthews
East
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
J. G. Holst
Sound Fire Insurance
Herbert Hawkins
Wateron
G. W. Holston
Lamar ST
Turpin
Cohen ’S
Cohen's
Georgette
W. Lamar St
Cohen
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