Parker Family Birthday Barbecue for J W Parker
Mr and Mrs B S Parker celebrated their son J W Parker s birthday with a barbecue last Thursday. About thirty guests attended and reports say everyone had a good time. Also mentioned are visits by W H Parker and Mrs M Parker to Mr and Mrs R P Parker, Douglas Freeman family staying with grandmother Mary Gyles, Z A Bailey of Miami visiting his mother, and D C Bray and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Parker
J. W
W. H. Parker
M. Parker
R. P. Parker
Douglas Freeman
Mary Gyles
Z. A. Bailey
Miami
D. C. Bray
Chil
Mercy or murder at Blazer trial over dying daughter
The trial of Dr Harold Elmer Blazer asks if ending Hazel Blazer's life was merciful mercy or crime. Hazel, about thirty, suffered spinal meningitis leaving her crippled and reliant on others, weighing little and unable to care for herself, a burden to family and herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
Mercy killing and suicide across nations shock courts
A Paris case sees Mile Stanislaw Uminska confess to killing her dying fiancé Jean Zinowski to end his suffering. a jury convicts after three minutes. Paris dressmaker Anne Levasseur also kills her sister to ease disease pain. In the U.S. Will Dunn shoots his ill parents and himself, while Rev. Bettison attempts self harm but maims instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Stanislaw Uminska
Jean Zinowski
Paris
Zinowski
Ceurt
Anne Levasseur
America
Will Dunn
West Point
W. G. C. Bettison
When Is It Right To Kill A Dying Patient
A lengthy discussion questions if harming a patient to end suffering can ever be justified and recalls two famous cases. It weighs medical ethics, public opinion, and legal risk, noting doctors oppose taking life while public sentiment fluctuates. The piece cites Dr Blazer and Dr Haiselden, plus related family cases, ending with reflections on habit and work.
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Dorothy Bettison
Harry J. Haiseld
Chicago
Bollinger
Dimbeeille
Haiselden
Chicago Medical Society
Paris
Local Happenings Include Notices From Macon County
Siti fm Mr and Mrs Monroe Wicker and daughter Miss Sallie spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Watson Wicker at Oglethorpe. Evans and Burll Shockley of New Smyrna Fla spent the week end here with Gus and Lester Kitchen. Our community was well represented at the Macon County Fair at Montezuma last week. J A Smith made a business trip to Americus Monday. Mrs R H Stubbs of Thaelan spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs A J Pennington. Miss Janila Holloway of A and M College Americus spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs R J Holloway. George Wicker and Edgar Coker were looking after business interests in Americas Saturday. Mr and Mrs Monroe Wicker and Miss Sallie Wicker joined Mr and Mrs David Wicker at LaCross and motored to Marshallville Sunday and were seen as day guests of Mr and Mrs James Maxey. James Tolen Will Rasberry and Rob Holloway made a business trip to Oglethorpe Thursday afternoon. Jess Kitchens of Macon spent a few days last week with his mother Mrs Seab Kitchens. Misses Mary Edgar Hart of Ellaville and Julia Stubbs of Thaelon, Robert Stubbs of Albany and J M Little of Albany spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs A J Pennington. Henry S Brooks spent the week end at Ideal with homefolks. Remember Sunday school and Epworth League meetings every Sunday at 3 and 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Wicker
Miss Sallie
Watson Wicker
Oglethorpe
Evans
Burll Shockley
New Smyrna
Fla
Gus
Lester Kitchen
Macon County Fair
Montezuma
J. A. Smith
Americus
R. H. Stubbs
Thaelan
A. J. Pennington
A. Mot
Janila Holloway
A and M. College
R. J. Holloway
George Wicker
Edgar Coker
Americas
Sallie Wicker
David Wicker
Laecross
Marshallville
James Maxey
James Tolen
Will Rasberry
Rob Holloway
Jess Kitchens
Macon
Seab Kitchens
Mary Edgar Hart
Ellaville
Julia Stubbs
Thaelon
Robert Stubbs
Albany
J. M. Little
Henry S. Brooks
Ideal
Epworth
Tax Notice Open for 1925 Tax Books Ends Dec 1
The 1925 tax books are now open and taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid extra costs as files will be positively issued on December 1, 1925. A. D. Gatewood Jr., Clerk and Treasurer.
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A. D. Gatewood, JR
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Anc
Dr. Blazer
Mlle
Stanislaw Uminska
Harold Blazer
Siti Fm
Rogers
Domino Sugara
Fleischman's Yeast
Forsyth St
N. Jackson St
J. C. Bass
Gorham Silver Co
Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
Mer
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Harris Grocery
N. W
Jackson and
Forsyth Streets
Ah A. D. Gatewoogd, JR
Treas
Portland Cement Association
Atlanta
Fisher
Chrysler