Lovelace Eve Editor and Publisher Notice
A historical newspaper datum notes Lovelace Eve Editor and Publisher as second class matter at Americus Georgia post office per federal act. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for all news dispatches and local news. Advertising reps listed at Frost Landis Kohn New York Chicago Atlanta. Quote echoes biblical and religious moral reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia
Congress
Associated Press
National Advertising
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Nilding
Atlanta
Snowbound Kids And Mothers In Winter Tales
A reminiscence contrasts children’s winter playtime and a mother’s routine with snow gear, late- night bundles, and the clamor of eager youngsters. The text then shifts to a society note about Countess Karolyi’s standing and a local social visit roundup detailing Mr. and Mrs. Casper Lansford and related family visits around Macon County.
From Stenographer to Chairman George Jones Rise
An editorial chronicles George Jones rising from a poor Carthage New York family to chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey. It outlines his early poverty, work in a chair factory and knitting mill, brief insurance start, Oswego school, and swift climb through Standard Oil including secretary, director, treasurer, and vice president with a high salary. It closes urging traffic reform and promoting savings and investment as routes to upward mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
George Jones
Carthage
N. Y
George
Oswego
Caligraph
National Transit Company
of Oil Cty
Standard Oil
Oswego School
M. F. Elliott
Standard Oil Company
New York
Daniel O’day
Senate
Other Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
From The Times Recorder November 28 1915 a roundup of Americus social notes lists Mr and Mrs Norman C Miller returning to Atlanta after several days here Mrs H W Van Riper and Miss Josephine Van Riper back from a Kansan City trip Mr and Mrs J T Warren and Miss Warren home from Thanksgiving in Byron Mrs J A Hixon hosting Mrs J R Padgett and Mrs S Russell Brudge of Atlanta Mr Quimby Melton to Bainbridge Miss Myrtice Strange of Ellaville visiting Mrs Z C Childers Eva Culpepper of Macon visiting the Culpepper and Lee Street households Mrs W H Hildreth of Live Oak Florida visiting her daughter Mrs L G Council Rev J L Wooten among early arrivals for South Georgia Conference with many ministers and visitors arriving for the conference session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Recorder
Norman C. Miller
Atlanta
H. W. van Riper
Josephine van Riper
Americus
Kansan City
J. T. Warren
Petite Miss Warren
Byron
J. A. Hixon
Lee Street
J. R. Padgett
S. Russell Brudge
Quimby Melton
Bainbridge
John Wooten
Eastman
George Turpin
Myrtice Strange
Ellaville
Z. C. Childers
Eva Culpepper
Macon
Charles Culpepper
Griffin
W. H. Hildreth
Live Oak
Fla
L. G. Council
Church Street
J. L. Wooten
the Americas Church
South Georgia
Local society notes from Americus dated 1895
Thirty years ago today in Americus Miss Sara Cobb and Miss Bela Hill left for Atlanta as guests of friends. Mrs Lavinia DeLaney of Leesburg, Virginia visits Mrs A B Harrold. Annie Hogue wed E T Stalker at the Houge home on Jefferson Street. Stalker, a Macon contractor, departed with his bride. W Small and Dan Lewis traveled to Atlanta for the Exposition. John R Shaw returns from a brief Exposition visit. Rebecca Carter returns from Texas relatives visit. J R Duncan of Columbus was seen on business in Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Recorder
Sara Cobb
Atlanta
Bela Hill
Lavinia DeLaney
Leesburg
A. B. Harrold
Lee and
College Street
J. C. Houge
Jefferson Street
Annie Hogue
E. T. Stalker
Miss Hogue
Americus
Macon
Messers W. Small
Dan Lewis
John R. Shaw
Rebecca Carter
Texas
J. R. Duncan
Columbus
Twenty Years Ago Today in Americus News Notes
Twentieth century snippet records Miss Mary Lou McTyier returning from a visit in Americus and Macon. Mr M J Ross of Troy Alabama visits Americus. Miss Stella West heads to Macon to stay with relatives. Rev and Mrs I C Jenkins of Florida stay with Mr and Mrs J P Raiford. Miss Martha Wheatley returns home after a delightful visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Recorder
Mary Lou McTyier
Americus
Macon
M. J. Ross
Troy
Ala
Stella West
I. C. Jenkins
Florida
J. P. Raiford
Martha Wheatley
Karolyns Barred from U S Visit Over Hungary Ties
The piece outlines Karolyi intrigue in Hungary, exile under Horthy, and disputes over Countess Karolyi being allowed into the United States. It notes State Department refusals under Kellogg, pressure from social elites, and speculation on influence via Count Szchenyi and his Vanderbilt wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Karolyi
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Budapest
Horthy
Karolyi
United States
Hughes
State Department
Department
Washington
Count Szchenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Count Szechenyi
Community visit at Concord school house hosts Friday night party
Several residents visited Concord school house Friday night. Mrs. M. M. Wellens entertained the young guests with a Friday night party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
M. M. Wellens
Legal Ad No 938 Georgia Diamond Poultry Farm Auction
Public sale at 11 a m on Saturday December 5 1925 of incubator brooders houses and other equipment from Diamond Poultry Farm partnership members S P Howe Lawrence S Churchill and Kenneth B Wolfe by order of the Superior Court to dissolve the partnership. Sale on the Daniel farm premises on the south side of Dixie Highway just outside the eastern Americas city limits. November 23 1925 W A Chappell Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Seaiaene
Diamond Poultry Farm
S. P. Howe
Lawrence S. Churchill
Kenneth B. Wolfe
Superior Court
Said County
Daniel
Dixie Highway
City of Americas
W. A. Chappell
Bargain Textiles Preview at The Standard Store
The Standard offers genuine French broadcloth and flannels at 1.98 per yard, 54 inches wide in black and shades, below the regular 3.00. Extra large cotton blankets sized 66x80 inches go for 2.98 per pair, sold only Monday and Tuesday.
Cats and coats debate sparks in coastal town
A terse letter prompts residents to discuss animal welfare as rumors swirl about clothing productions using fur. Community leaders urge calm while historians note evolving ethical views on pets and fashion.
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Lovelace Eve
Jonathan Edwards
Pop Slupes
Santa Claus
Caleb Sykes
MA Slupe
Pop
Karoly
John Casper
E. B. Lansford
Macon County
Sallie Lee Lansford
Willie Griffin
J. T. Pilcher
Jim Pilcher
Jones
Martin Durkin
America
Durkin
Communist Party In America
Karolyns
Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Europe
R. B. Strassburger
Norristown
Kellogg
Strassburger
Shiloh
J. Lewis
Ellis EmPire Building
Alexander Smith
Americus Fish
Fish & Oyster CO
Nat LeMaster
the Standard Dry Goods Company
Forsyth Street
Bank
of Commerce
Americus, GA
Siticide Co., Co
Howell’s
Nmerce, Ga. Harmacy
A. D. Gatewood, JR
Railrodad
Central of Georgia
Atla
Albany-Jaxv
Chi-Cinci-Atla
Miami-Jax
Miami
Jax
Albany
Dei
Mont
Seaboard Air Line
Cordelo-Helena
A. F. Fanning
Loca
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth St
R. C. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Empire Loan & Trust Company
Americus, Georgia
T. E. Bolton
T. Cashier
C. M. Council
V.P. & Cashier
J. E. Kiker
the Planters Bank of Americas (Incorporated
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