Michigan Dominates Georgia in 10–3 Baseball Win
Michigan baseball overwhelmed Georgia at Sanford Field led by Sissler on the mound for five innings and a relentless offense. Corley started for Georgia but was touched up early as Michigan tallied multiple runs with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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University of Michigan
Georgia Bunch
Sanford Field
Cunningham
Corley
Collegians
Michigan
Quaintance
Georgia
South Carolina
Pep
Lavans
Howard
Morris
Baribeau
Javans
Rogers
Harrison
Shehee
Hughitt
Baker
Correy
Captain Bell
Sissler
Short
EL Georgia
McWhorter
Bell
Sheh_e
Waghitt
Sheehee
Howard Hughitt
Hitchcock
Quaintanee
Sister
Witchcock
Sissler Henderson
Hutchns
Brown
Sikes honored by electrical associations for service
A. H. Sikes, sales manager at Athens Railway & Electric Co., was named to the transporta tion committees of both the National Electric Association and the Southeastern Association. The notice highlights his push to publicize Athens and the company’s growth under his management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sikes
Athens Railway & Electric Co
National Electric Association
Southeastern Association
Sikes
Tax Due in Athens Prompt Payment Urged
One week from today the first installment of ad valorem taxes will be due to the City of Athens. Clerk and treasurer W L Wood is busy with the digest and tax preparations. City Marshal Conway reports several thousand dollars collected since the month began and warns delinquents cases will be entered in police court with fines.
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Athens
W. L. Wood
Conway
Revival meetings begin at Young Harris church
A gracious series of revival meetings has begun at the Young Harris church led by Rev. S. R. England. The first service featured Rev. L. W. Collins of Atlanta delivering a stirring sermon from The Master has come and calleth for thee. A large choir will feature the meetings with practice this afternoon. Two services daily at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. All are invited.
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Young Harris Church
S. R. England
L. W. Collins
Wesley Memorial Church of
Atlanta
Lynne
W. Greenway
Gordon Street
Two Orphans Delights Colonial Capacity Crowd
The Lawrence Players staged The Two Orphans at the Colonial to a full house praising costumes, scenery, and strong performances. Noted stars include Lawrence as Pierre La Frochard and Goldie Beach with Gail Hamilton as the orphans, with commendations for Reed, Herschel Weiss, and others.
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Athens
Lawrence Players
Lawrence
Pierre la Frochard
Geo Dick
DeVaudrey
la Vleur
Mother Frochard
Herschel Weiss
Goldie Beach
Gail Hamilton
Mr. Sheldon
Picard
Charlot Ana
Jacques Frochard
Reed
Myers
Presley
Gerdearme
Athens Army Company Meeting At Armory Tonight
Capt Herschel Carithers urges all interested men in Athens to attend a company meeting at the Armory at 8 30 tonight. New material is requested to be on hand for discussion of recent enrollments and equipment supplied by federal and state governments. Regulars and new men are urged to attend promptly.
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Herschel Carithers
Athena
Athens
Fourth Ward Alderman Election Today at Court House
Voters in the Fourth ward choose a replacement for resigning Mr. B. Y. Harris with polls from nine to four. Hugh H. Gordon is the sole candidate, expected to win unopposed and serve as a capable and conscientious city representative.
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Court House
B. Y. Harris
Hugh H. Gordon
Gordon
Baraga Baraca and Philathea Union Forms Local City Body
The Baraga Baraca City Union merges with Baraca Philathea to form Baraca Philathea City Union joining First Baptist Baraca and Philathea along with other churches. Officers include C Lee Gowan president A S Rowland first VP J H Bradberry second VP and Madge Mewbourne third VP Joe Cox recording secretary Henry Juhlin treasurer Lizzie Cheatham assistant secretary W A Paine press reporter. The gathering was a lively meeting from a business convention.
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Baraca City
Henry Juhlin
Lizzie Cheatham
W. A. Paine
Wanted Full Market Items and Farm Equipment
Wartime era advertisement lists wanted items green cabbage pumpkin yam potatoes. Also seeks to rent one or two horses or mules and a ladies phaeton buggy for one month. Contact C. N. Weatherly at 11 Cheap phone 717.
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Arnold & Abney
Phaeton
C. N. Weatherly
Iti
University of Georgia Chapel Hosts Auditing Firm Leader
At noon today Joel Hunter of Atlanta will deliver a business oriented address in the university chapel. The talk ties to the college newly added department of higher business and follows Dr Curtis’s related article in this issue. The university invites the public especially business leaders to attend.
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University of Georgia
Joel Hunter
Atlanta
South
Curtis
Hunter
Optical Association Convenes Here Tomorrow
The Georgia State Optical Association will meet here tomorrow in its annual session with about seventy five to one hundred delegates from across the state. The program includes welcomes, tours by trolley or auto, a buffet lunch at the State College of Agriculture, officer elections, papers, business, and a Georgian banquet in the evening with further addresses.
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Georgia State Optical Association
State College of Agriculture
Strahan Locates New Madison Clarke Road to Link with National Highway
Prof Strahan advised Madison and county officials on a proposed road from the Clarke Madison line to join the National Highway. The route, through Neese O Kelleys Store Bradley Wynn and Adams, crosses no streams until near the Oconee River and aims to serve five Madison districts and seven thousand bales of cotton. Local merchants farmers and landowners helped raise funds and expect easy rights of way with a low cost due to minimal grade.
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Prof. Strahan
Madison
Clarke
Athens
Neese
O'kelley’s
Bradley's
Wynn's
Adams
Oconee
Madison County
City Council Debates Taxes and Street Upgrades
The mayor and council held a busy session at city hall. Items included relief from specific tax for Athens Empire Laundry, bids and paving on Dearing Street, a cement price increase, painting of the water tower, and potential paving of Broad Street bridge with county input. New street donation by Dr. Lyndon urged for acceptance, Ruth Street water main, and a fire department resignation with temporary replacement plans. The council adjourned pending a regular meeting and reports.
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C. D. Heidler
Athens Empire Laundry
Water Tower
Dixon Graphite Paints
Broad Street
Dearing Street
Messrs. R. Brandt
E. L. Griggs
Dolar Way
New Street
A. C. Erwin
Chamber of Commerce
E. S. Lyndon
College Avenue
State Street
State Streeet
J. I. Kyle
Fire Department
Young
Public Property Committee
Director of Experiment Station to be Named at Griffin Meeting
Georgia Experiment Station at Griffin poised to name a new director to succeed Martin V Calvin. Rumors center on R H J De Loach of Athens State College of Agriculture with Barrow Soule and others influential in the process. A nomination report to the board in Atlanta is due tomorrow.
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Georgia State Experiment Station
Griffin
Athens
R. H. J. de Loach
Barrow
L. G. Hardman
D. Price
Martin V. Calvin
Atlanta
de Loach
the Journal
The
Atlanta Journal
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Prof. DeLoach
J. J. Conner
David C. Barrow
State University
Calvin
A. M. Soule
DeLoach
Soule
Loach
Bright Little Girl Is Dead in Watkinsville
Margaret Johnson, the bright little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L F Johnson, died Sunday afternoon at their home in Watkinsville. The town mourns as a beloved youngster who had just begun school. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church at 5 pm on Monday. Floral tributes came from the Phoenix club Oconee High School first grade and Sabbath School class she belonged to along with many individuals.
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Watkinsville, Ga
Margaret
L. F. Johnson
Watkinsville
Methodist
Phoenix Club
Oconee High School
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Mr. Sikes
Electrical Association
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Clarke Rifles
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Baracas-Philathea Union
Optical Association
Prof
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Ila Road
Council
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