Summer School features and instructors listed in bulletin
The bulletin details the Summer School program with a long list of faculty and visiting educators from the University of Georgia, State College of Agriculture, and other institutions. It highlights General Assembly Lectures, open-hour programs, and a schedule of lectures by Henry Lawrence Southwick and Horace A. Hollister, plus a lineup of future concerts and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubman High School
L. R. Geissler
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
Linville L. Hendren
Horace A. Hollister
University of Illinois
William D. Hooper
Mary G. Kolb
Teachers College
Virginia D. Lott
Columbus
Joseph Lustrat
Frederick A. Merrill
State Normal School
Athens
Julia McArthur
Arthur L. Manchester
Converse College
William L. Whitney
Boston
Georgia
J. H. T. McPherson
Hosea Abut Nix
Edna M. Randall
Stout Institute
Menenehel
Wisconsin
Mildred Rutherford
Lucy Cobb Institute
Steadman V. Sanford
A.B
Europe
Henry Lawrence Southwick
O.M
Emerson School of Oratory
Roswell P. Stephens
Joseph S. Stewart
Maude C. Townsend
Harry C. White
F.C.S
Terrell
Thomas J. Wooster
A.M
General Assembly
U. S
State Board of Education of Georgia
Chicago Ladies Orchestra
Sydney Lanier
John E. White
Franklin
Griffth Haynes announce bride to be Annie Belle Griffith
Athens and Winterville readers will note the marriage announcement for Annie Belle Griffith to William Russ Haynes on Tuesday April 15 1913 at three oclock in Winterville Methodist Church. Also short society notes list visits and arrivals from Athens Winterville Jefferson Commerce and Elberton with several locals traveling for illness and shopping. An advertisement for Electric Bitters highlights stomach and kidney relief with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russ. Haynes
Methodist Church
Winterville
Georgia
Advertisement for Chamberlains ointment relief for rheumatism
An ad touts Chamberlains ointment as the best remedy for rheumatism and promises quick relief. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers and mentions additional event evenings with a forthcoming full announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Exemption From Taxes May Be Transferred
Atlanta April 1. A U S court decision holds that a state tax exemption granted to property owners can be transferred to lessees. Judge W T Newman ruled that after such exemption is granted it cannot be denied to possession by lessees, affecting back taxes sought by Comptroller General Wright against Central of Georgia Railway and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Atlanta
W. T. Newman
United States Court
William A. Wright
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Southwestern
Macon
Albany
Alabama
Augusta
Savannah
Millen
Central
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia Railroad
Cochran Enters Race Against Smith for U S Senator
Atlanta April 1 Ralph O Cochran a real estate man of Atlanta announces he may run for U S Senator against Hoke Smith. Cochran says he has been urged by friends and is weighing the move with a campaign to begin quietly within thirty days. He previously served Fulton County as a representative and faces tax and railroad case context in Georgia politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States
Hoke Smith
Senator Smith
Ralph O. Cochran
Cochran
Fulton County
Meet to Discuss Social Service in St Louis
At Union Avenue Christian church in St Louis a social service congress opened today and will run through Thursday. More than 500 ministers and educators from many states attend to exchange ideas on social service. Notable speakers include Rev I M Boswell, Dr C A Elwood, Rev Harry R Cooley, Rev W F Richardson, H C Pritchard, and Dr F D Kershner of Texas Christian University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Unilon Avenue Christian
I. M. Boswell
Nashville
Tenn
C. A. Elwood
Chicago
Harry R. Cooley
Cleveland
W. F. Richardson
Kansas City
H. C. Pritchard
Omaha
F. D. Kershner
Texas Christian University
Milwaukee Hat Length Ordinance Goes Into Effect
Milwaukee passes a new ordinance restricting hat length for women, aiming to curb excessive draping. Violations incur a one dollar fine or up to three days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
L—Milwanukee
Miners Observe Fifteenth Anniversary of Eight-Hour Day
Union miners across the United States largely halted work to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the eight-hour day in mining. Gatherings with music addresses and parades were held in many sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
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Barrett
Atlanta _Stove
Atlanta, Georgia
John R. White
Sarah Frances White
Dillard
George Coleman
Emory Speer
J. D. Price
Farmington
City
Andrew Crowley
Bishop
W. A. Fowler
D. A. Mosely
Danielsville
M. J. Mosely
Dougherty Street
Mr. W. P. Mason
Elberton
Mr. Skelton
New York
M. F. Nelms
Commerce
To WL Hian
Arnoldsville
Sue Thurmond
W. T. DeLaney
J. W. Thomas
Hubert Martin
Jefferson
Ethel Jokapee
Mrs
John Potts
Jack Potts
W. P. Thompson
Maysville
W. c. Ash
Marion Herndon
Crawford
Emma Martin
W. E. Ward
Essie Bullard
Watkinsville
E. P. Burt
Gladys Cox
Mayesville
W. C. Asb
Prince, Avenue
Prof. Hollingshead
Maggie Johnson
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Michael
Linton
R. O. Cochran
Smith
Louisville and Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Newman
Central of Georgia
Ramone
Bilious Folks
Mig. Co
Greenville, Tenn
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