Lodge and fraternal group notices in Mt Vernon area
Directory style notes list Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 FP and A M meetings at Masonite Hall third Thursdays, Elks, Knights of Pythias St Elmo Lodge No 40, Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge schedules, Classic City Camp 292 W O W gatherings, and visitingKnights invited. Also includes brief stray dialogue fragment from an unrelated line.
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Mt. Vernon
A. M. Merts
Masonite Hall
Max Josepn
G. Story
W. M. Tno Minn
Bee
St. Elmo Lodge
Koighte
Pythtay
Castle Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
Bawilkins
C.C T. H. Nickerson
Crissinger Nominated as Comptroller of the Currency
President Harding nominates D. Crissinger of Marion Ohio to be controller of the currency succeeding John Skelton Williams who resigned before the new administration. Crissinger, a schoolmate and lifelong friend, is a Democrat, lawyer and banker.
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Sident Harding
D. Crissinger
Marion
Ohio
John Skelton Williams
Hardin
Crissinger
Mr R C Irwin Long Service Record With State
Special to The Banner in Atlanta Georgia reports Mr R C Irwin of the comptroller general's department returns to his desk after a brief rest. The article notes his long tenure at the state capitol and his broad familiarity with Georgia public life, surpassing most colleagues except Comptroller General Wright. Captain Bob Irvin is credited with extensive knowledge of Georgia residents and faces. There is an emphasis on his deep experience and broad public contacts within the state department.
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Atlanta
R. C. Irwin
Comptroller General's Department
Wright
Bob Irvin
Georgia
State Department
Georgia Schedule Baseball Games in April slate
Georgia announces its baseball slate with key games listed at Athens and Macon. Furman visits April 6 and 7, Mercer appears April 9 and 13, Alabama and Michigan play April 15 and 16, Oglethorpe comes April 26, while Auburn and Vanderbilt visit later in Columbus and Nashville.
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Michigan
Athens
Auburn
Columbus
Unofficial Calendar April Term Federal Court Northern District
The Northern District of Georgia opens its April term under Judge Samuel H. Sibley at the federal building. An unofficial calendar lists Habersham Rabun Franklin Clarke Hart Madison Oconee White and other counties with numerous named residents of Habersham and surrounding areas scheduled for Monday April 11th and subsequent dates April 14th April 15th and April 18th with dozens of local residents named for court appearances.
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Federal Court For
Northern District of Georgia
Samuel H. Sibley
Federal
Millig Roberts
Robert McCullom
Habersham
John Seabee
Will Seabee
Bill Williams
Wilton Harris
Ralph Atkins
Richard Nichols
Sam Scott
E. A. Garrison
M. HH. Adams
W. C. Benfield
J. H. Rosbee
George Kellars
B. M. Keetmer
Norman Rogers
Rabun
Isaac Justice
J. E. Ramey
Jim Ledford
Lawrence Frady
Charlie Godfrey
Ferris Parkins
Emery Nichols
Lawrence Smith
Franklin
Talmadge Owens
Franklin, Hi
M. Holloway
Chandler
Oconee
J. C. Payne
Wash Christian
Earle Alexander
Madison
I. L. Bruce
Pleas Matthews
Henry Davis
Paul Davis
W. G. LaCount
Thurston Mayfield
Governor Streetman
Lawson Smith
M. R. Maxwell
Grover Ashworth Yard
FE. Thornton
Bil Osborn
Tom Beck
Stephens
Hub Tatum
Irenus A. Tatum
W. L. Trotter
Carl Perry
Jackson
Sallie, Brittan
Clarke
J. B. Elder
Geor ‘Clarke
E. A. Partain
Hart
Jim Lewis
Jack Craft
Otis Hill Harrison
C. T. Whitehead
Lennie Thrasher
J. D. Vernon
Bill Wilson
White
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Henry Maddox
Elbert
Clifford Guest
Libel
W. W. Burdett
Pete Wilson
James A. Palmer
Whites
Arvil London
Waite
Fote Chastain
James Jackson
Alfred Gooch
Lou Barrett
Lump Sutton
Bob Sutton
Pinkney Daniel
Walton
Lyman Ward
Jesse Ward
Luther Portain
Ernest McElhannon
A. Gathen
Wv. C. Gathan
Oscar Allen
R. K. Sorrell
Pearl Stovall
Watson Lamar
Henry Kinnebrew
Joe Saxon
Oglethorpe
Walter Saxon
Grady Garland
Jim Payne
Haskill Acree
John Lathan
John and
Clarence Lathan
Stephen
Nell
Norton
Will Smith
W. L. Glaze
Marler Smith
W. H. Payne
R. C. McMurry
William Fowler
Fred Young
Tom Gee
Grady Osborne
Dewey Garrett
James L. Garrett
Nellie E. Garrett
Winburn Pressley
Hubert Barrett
R. H
Nixon
Iaakson
Mat Bailay
Greene
Dave Bety
Banks
J. H. Brown
G. W. Evans
J. M. Evans
W. L. Garner
Andy Parker
Layely
R Barrow
Rghin Coani
Golden Chaney
Barrow
John Rocks
Ollie Smallwood
Luther Manders
Elisha Harrison
Lafayette
Whitehead
H. A. Weatherly
Linzy Griffith
Elvie Moon
Mary Marble
Sam Marable
Community Deadheads and a City Ostrich Comment
Thomas Brooks Fletcher of Marion Ohio labeled a “community deadhead” as a citizen ostrich who opposes change, votes no, resists improvements, and divides towns into cliques. He warns such individuals never act for the common good until after death.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Ohio
President Harding
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