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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Thomas Brooks Fletcher Marion Ohio President Harding

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Lodge Directory Olver Chiyton Viniting Pattiarchs C. BP Harold T Tuck Willams Lodge Odd Fellows Vail Max Joseph A. L. Howland N. G. YD. Struhens Max Joseph Lullding Hove C2. Williamson J. P. McCall C. C Gwala G’s Socrat D. R. Chissinger Rene Tarantella Tarantella Co Hitger Furman Athns Mercer Macon Apri Timbama Alabama Tuscaloosa Vanderbilt Nashville Kentucky State Lexington Kentucky Washington and Lee Athena Federal Court Northern District Ben Powell Lige Bryant Willie Davis A. P. Harte Dan Ayers Corbitt Jorden Hiram Ivham Redford Evans Herskin Reid W. F. Byrum Charlie Bryant Banner Want Banner Palitzer Building New York Wey Oso Carter-Moss Lumber, Company Athens, GA Hull Clayton Streets Martin Bros. Auto East
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