Richland venerated citizens and local court items noted
Obituary notices honor Thomas Lunsford of Richland and Vir. Bozeman of Friendship with services and interments. Court actions from the Ordinary Court include guardianship, dismissions, and twelve months support. A discussion urges securing a railroad to Vienna and surrounding areas, highlighting county needs and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lunsford
Richland
Vir
BK Bozeman
Busan
Friendship
Torie Dickson
Mattie Nicholson
J. Nicholson
Court of Ordinary
Enlay
Thos. Gresham
Willie J . Gresham
A. T. Johnson
W. C. Williams
W. Harper
W. HL. Harper
T. JH. Allen
Gassietum
Courtney Grillin
Tate
Bevant Grillin
State Sunday School Association En thusiastic Second Day Meeting
The State Sunday School Convention continued with rising attendance and lively debate. Delegates from several counties gathered as the program included a keynote address by Rev. W P Thirkield on teachers and their work, plus discussions on appointing a State Agent to organize county and district groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Barclay
Atlanta
Thos. Moore
Jotn W. Wheatley
Americus
Kimball
Thomas
Post
Courtney
Messrs
McGregor
Smith
McMichael
Bonner
Barclay
Sessions
Branham
Wheatley
Association
W. P. Thirkield
Thirkield
M. Calliway
Americas
Clancey
Macon
Joan R. West
Young Men's Christian Association
Sunday School Association
Weot
E. Bonner
R.W. Smith
M. Callaway
Thos
A Clayton
W. C. Gunn
Schley
E. 5
Baldwin
J. Li
Georgia Sunday School Association Adopts Reforms At Americus
The Georgian State Sunday School Association met in Americus for its fourteenth annual session. A committee urged state support to place a field agent, and the report passed 26 to 21. Officers and district secretaries were elected, afternoon events featured city processions and songs, and the meeting closed with notes praising Americus hospitality and urging revival in Sunday School work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Sullivan
Conyers
Weat
John R. West
Macon
Grigsby Thomas
Columbus
F. T. Lockhart
Augusta
T. D. Pollock
Senoia
Hardy
Buill
Reppard
Americus
A. B. Campbell
Georgia Stats Sunday School Association
Smith
Troupe
Association
Bonner
Douglass
Mark Tapley
Americus Recorder
Georgia
Dawson
Augusta Chronicle
Fragmentary note on wartime abstinence policy and distillery links
A garbled OCR fragment references abstinence, medicinal use and a Nelson County context. It mentions a distillery, a five year term, and comparisons to imported products, with scattered place names such as Kentucky and Americus Georgia. The text remains incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrcien
Nelson County
Kentucky
Ysera
Stefind
Meliow
Jory
Americus Ga
A Healthy Wilcox County Men Show Remarkable Longevity
A visitor lauds Wilcox County as healthiest, citing memoranda of aged residents. Entries include Reed 75, Ashley 77, Gibbs 77, Hunter 77, Doster 77, Gibbs 80, Barnett 80, Fitzgerald 80, Jonson 80, Young 83, Mixon 85, Watson 85, Graham 82, Mann 85, Harvey 90, Statham 92, Owens 97. Most have lived in the county long term. many work or are self supporting. two are retired with fortunes. The piece claims no county in the state matches such longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox County
A. A. F. Reed
John Ashley
Philip Gibbs
Redding Hunter
Julie Dennard
Wilcox
Phiteas Doster
Allen Gibbs
Jonathan Barnett
Miles Fitzgerald
Troy Jonson
Samuel Young
Col. EB. B. Mixon
Thos. Watson
Greenland
Geo. W. Graham
W. B. Mann
James Harvey
T. N. Statham
Misiah Owens
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Bucklen
E. Y Eldridge
Harris
Vienna
Owel
Tome
Elthe
Muouns
State Sunday School Association
Apternoun
C. H. William
T. E. Blackhear
Webster
W. M. Seara
Washington
Gordon
Muscoga
John Peabody
W. P. Thirlkield
J. C. Kimball
Avlanta
R. W. Smith
la Grange
Sam Jones
The
Mr. Crawford
Committee On Resolutions
Hegin
Gol
Committee On Nominations
Bro. Courtney
the Association
K. B. Reppard
Savannah
J. W. Wheatley
J. C. Courtney
R. D. Clancey
John M. Green
J. 8. Stewart
Oxford
H. C. Bagley
Thomas Moore
Dalton
G. E. Thomas, Jr
W. W. Hardy
Sevenia
J. C Kimball
W. L. Sessions
Marietta
Valdosta
Ely Odo
Bouchelle
Thomasville
Davia
Albany
L. P. Dozier
Hatcher
Lott Warren
John Crumpler
Soow
P. A. Jesup
Eastan
W. D. Oliver
Wrightsville
Kew
W. D. Andrews
Athens
H. van Epp
T. W. Dimmock
Carrolton
W. H. Perkinson
Woodstock
Geo. N. Lester
Cumming
J. H. Easter
Elberton
C. A. Jamison
Dahlonga
E. W. Culeman
Ellijay
Bruce Harris
Roma
Thos B. Marabill
Dougash
W. P. Ward
Bixley
R. N. King
Bt. Mary's
T. Warren Arkee
Carteraville
J J. Soow
Savannabae
C. H. Walliams
Thomnsville
G. Tom West
Hardap
F. A. Harper
Lumpkin
T. W. Johnson
McVille
H. D. Smith
P. Lewis
W. A. Bedell
O. B Ellis
John Turner
Sparta
Prof
P, A, Pollock
John Noah
Fayettville
Brace Ficklen
Sullivan
Covington
A Ramspeck
Decatur
W. K. Fielder
Dallas
J. L. Harden
Walthoursville
J. R. Bashlot
St. Mary's
Milner
Calhoun
Presbyterian Church
Jackson Street
Ly Street
Methodist Church
A. M. Williams
J. L. Barsclay
Sonoia
LaGrange
N. M. Pufford
Jesup
Miss Bella Hill
Mr. Kimball
Fulton
Bro
Stokes
John W. D. Stokes
Express
Stokee
Detroitt
Mich
Tribune
Winston
John St. Shaw's
Heys Place
Joe Heys
John R. Shaw
Deep Rock
Saratoga Star Springs
Tate Springs
I. J. Darden'’s
J. A
D. F. Davenport
Lamar Street
Aupaiers
Sire
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