Liquidation Bank Sale Decide by Court in City
In a Friday hearing Judge Littlejohn delayed ruling on the sale of the liquidating commercial City Bank property. The deal, negotiated between State Commissioner Bennett and the Bank of Americus, faces delays due to a director’s name and a bidder’s higher offer. The sale includes the bank and warehouse property, with bids around 21,500 dollars and 2,50? pending confirmation and closing details.
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Ae Dee ZA. Littlejohn
Fri
City’ Bank
Bennett
Rs Bank of Americus
Commesoneny
Planters Bank
Benflett
Bank of Americas
Humber
MM. Smith
Horne
Farke
Snte
Parent Teacher group to form library in school
Wed meeting saw Mane present and discussion of library funding. A tax committee to oversee the library was to be formed, funds to be raised by a Mia benefit, and plans for monthly meetings and increased activity within the Parent-Teacher Association were approved.
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Mane
Wileh
Jordan
Toon
Mia
Eleanor
Tarpon Brought Home By Fishermen At Americus
A tarpon weighing 107 pounds and over six feet long was brought from the Gulf of Mexico to Americus by Frank Sheffield and W M Humber after catching it Monday. The fish hung at the entrance of the Commercial Warehouse and drew wide attention. Humber previously hooked a larger tarpon but could not land it alone. Humber also lost 100 worth of fishing tackle on the return trip after the landings.
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Americus
Gulf of Mexico
Frank Sheffield
W. ML Humber
Sheffield
Humber
BE. T. Mathis
Arthur Rylander
Upshaw Proposes Probe of Every Secret Order
Representative Upshaw of Georgia introduced a resolution in the national House calling for an investigation of each secret organization in the United States. He framed the measure as a counter to efforts to probe the Ku Klux Klan and defended the Klan’s perceived patriotism while criticizing critics.
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Washington
Get
United States
Upshaw
Georgia
House of Representatives
Hig
Wan
Upehan
Entire Burglar Gang Reported Rounded Up
Richland Ohio 11 Ater search of ten have Holloman Peasester and well known merchant kiyn assisted by Columbus has succeeded in running down the persons who burglarized his store and gasoline tank a couple of weeks ago Four women are alleged to have been connected with the burglary The women deny any part but pieces of dry goods and other articles were found in their trunks After tracing the car to bus warago the officer found the stolen goods at the house Men said to be soldiers of Camp Benning were surrendered and are awaiting trial at Lumpkin as the case connects with Benning authorities Filing on the men and women remains under investigation by Stewart Superior Court.
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Richland
Holloman Peasester
Kiyn
Columbus
Fie Mon
le Holloman
Bus Warago
Cay
Vichy
Colum
Camp Benning
Ben
Lumpkin
Stewart Superion Societ
Henry Dorman Made Red and Black Editor at Georgia
Henry Dorman of Dothan Alabama was chosen as editor in chief of the Red and Black, the University of Georgia student publication. A 1919 graduate of Se Christian District Agricultural and Mechanical College, he earned his diploma with praise for conscientious conduct. Dorman, nephew of Mrs. B R Godwit and Mrs. Olin Johnston, is noted for his steady rise at UGA and his anticipated leadership of the student newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Barrett and C O Erwin attended the football game in Atlanta, returning to America Sunday.
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Freney Dornan
Americas
Dorhan
Aln
Red
University of Georgia
Dorman
Amer
Se Phird District Agricultural and Mechanical College
Kay Hn
BR. B. Godwit
Olin Johnston
The
Jelly
Julian Barrett
Erwin i
Atlanta
Ownership Statement for The Times-Recorder Georgia
The Times-Recorder Americus Ga presents the 1912 act required ownership statement listing W S Kirkpatrick Love Ince Eve publisher and corporate owners Arthur Lucas George R Ellis and others with 1 percent or more stock or bonds, including known mortgagees and holders, and the six months distribution and copies sold through mail and other means.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
W. S. Kirkpatrick
Love- Ince Eve
Times-Recorder Co
Times-Recorders Co., Inc
Arthur Lucas
Atlanta
W. &Irkpatrick
Lovee Eye
Mort
George R. Ellis Ave
38 Firms Sign Up to Back Golden Rule Sales
Americus advertisers form Golden Rule Sales group begun November 7 with 38 firms already signed up, plans set for first sale. Membership includes banks, mills, wholesalers, and nonretail firms. committees arrange advertising and circulation while a majority expect wider merchant participation and community benefit.
Ellaville School Notes and Local Visitors Reach Far
Local school pages detail students by grade, names like Doro vali ne Ares flee chai and Kate, plus Emma Gene Battle and Ruth McNeal among honorees. The text lists visits from Mrs. A D Herring to Americus, Brockett and Montezuma residents stopping by, and teachers and families hosting relatives from Gainesville to Riverside Academy.
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Iota Vet
Arthur Lawson
Judson Strong
Doro
Vali
Kate
Frances Rdigrade
Raalk
Seote
Ruth Statheny Ra Burt
Vers Weon
Mai Bivins
Frances Lastingten
Emma Gene Battle
Henrietta Davis
Ruth McNeal
Cave Johnson
Matie Lee Echols
Billi Mannin
Lynwood Lightner
Rat Laramore
Laseo Harvey
Ti Taalle
Renry H
Oglethorpe
Ana Macon
A. D. Herring
Americus Honday
Nolan
Avanta Bunday
Brockett Brockett
Gainesville
J. Nt Spee Fa
Riverside Academy
Ars
H. FP
Dixon
Richland to Get Movie Theater Again
NICKLAND Oct 1 E L Elrod longtime movie theater employee plans a tryout to run a theater in Richland He will reopen the former Grand theater building after repairs following a prior closure due to fire and wiring issues The reopening is slated for about a week from now Start of operation would mark a return of motion pictures to the town with Elrod regarded as a top local operator involved since early days of the community cinema
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Nickland
E. L. Elrod
Hit
Elrod
Sol Kramer
Richland Auxiliary Earns 150 At Fair Rememberance
Richland reports the 1921 Stewart-Webber fair closed successfully with plans already forming for 1922. The American Legion Auxiliary candy booth, staffed daily by members, netted about 75 dollars plus additional earnings from statues and a land exhibit. Total proceeds near 150 dollars, a solid start for a memorial library fund.
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Stewart-Webber
American Legion Auxiliary
Friendship WMA Program in Friendship Baptist Church
The annual meeting of the Womens Missionary Union of Friendship Baptist association meets Tuesday October 18 at Oglethorpe Baptist Church. The full program includes devotional sessions, reports, addresses by Miss Maude Powell and Rev H T Brookshire, committee appointments, and open conference with Home and Foreign Missions reports.
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Woman’s Missionary Union of Friendship Baptist Association
Oglethorpe Baptist Church
Tolloway
A. m. Long
Jesus Callys
W. J. . Burstintendent
Aevenge
LB. Lott
Louize Herndon
Georgia
Maude Powell
H. T. Brookshire
Jesus
Elizabeth Brown
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Agnes Thomas
Miss Merritt
Bolo
R. F. Poole
Young Peoples Work
H. Edge
Kenneth Hines
Dawson Cotton Fire Loss Report Details
Dawson Oct 12 A J Mill states cotton stored at the yard burned with about 90 000 in loss. Insurance on the warehouse is 20000 with many farmers uninsured risking their entire crops. Fire began under a shed near Jefferson Street. origin unknown but blamed on a burning cigarette or embers in a bale.
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Hill
Jefferson Street
$3000 Verdict in Hand Injury
Sehley Superior court opened with Judge Littlejohn presiding. Emory Freeman of Central of Georgia Railroads sued for 25000 for a hand injury at the depot. A verdict for 15000 damages favored the plaintiff after hours of testimony. Prohibition case prosecutions and police witnesses from Americus marked Tuesday.
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Ellaville
Sehley Superior Court
Littlejohn
Emory Freeman
Central of Georgia Railroads
Tuesaday
Americus
Col. Yeomans
Dawson
J. E. Sheppard
Col. Wilkingon
Zach Childers
J. He Cheney
Montezuma
Smith Albright wedding at home of bride in Jackson Ave
Miss Mary Belle Smith and Mr Edward S Albright wed at noon on Sunday in the bride’s mother’s home on Jackson avenue. Dr Carl Minor presided before close relatives. Bride wore a tricotine gown. reception followed at a long table with fern and queen’s wreath decor. They plan a short trip on the Central of Georgia before settling in Atlanta.
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Albright
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
Reo
Piano Gift Brightens Shiloh School Chapel
Shiloh school opened Monday morning with a donated piano for chapel. Parents and supporters funded the gift, with special thanks to E. J. McMath, W. E. Mitchell, and C. C. Sheppard. Enrollment stands at 105 as grammar and primary classes prepare a program Friday afternoon.
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Shiloh
Ling
E. J. McMath
W. E. Mitchell
C. C. Sheppard
Charles Jolley
John Wikne
Howard Dozier
Mary Belle Danie
Paving Extension to Cemetery discussed by town council
A debate over extending East Church Street paving to the cemetery surfaced at a Friday council session. Aldermen Favored routing the work toward Horne Street first, with funding assurances from L. G. Council and donations from Cornell and J. Mosteller discussed as incentives.
U D C Is Active At Ellaville
Ellaville Oct 7 Mrs 8 C Follies Monday afternoon hosted Sarah Hannady Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Plans discussed include a Halloween party, clothing for a Confederate veteran, aiding a poor town family, and a $150 business course loan for a city girl. Delegates elected for state and general conventions. program notes and solo performances described. A ground gripping automobile attachment to back down hills noted.
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Ellaville
C. Follies
Sarah E. Hannady
United Day of the Confederacy
Mra
Jordan
Hallowe'en
al Americas Business College
E.E. Collins
L. G. Stewart
Wayeroes
J. H. Statham
Maude Williamson
St. Louie
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Tarrold
Brotherold Brothers Pigely-Wigely Allivon Furniture Co
W. J. Josey Americus Vulcanizing Co
Ise Grocery Co
Churchwell Bros
Americus Lighting Co
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John J. Mathis
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Pauline Ranew
Cleo Brady
Marvin Griffin
Blanche Rooks
Elma Jolley
Howard Jordan
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