Georgia welcomes record attendance at annual university event
The University of Georgia reports a record attendance of 502, two more than last year. Officials credit the turnout to strong interest despite record low cotton prices and a nationwide depression mood easing.
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Optometrist Gantt Demonstrates New Optometriscope Device
Dr Mark W Gantt unveils the Optometriscope in Athens for a one week public demonstration. The brass eye testing machine measures refraction, lens condition, retina and eye muscles to prescribe corrective glasses and offers new tests not previously used by opticians. Demonstrations at College Avenue facility invite oculists and opticians to place orders and consider manufacturing in quantities. Dr Gantt will offer free eye examinations during the event and plans to move the device to other cities afterward.
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Athens
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Cadets Leave for Gainesville Encampment at Chattahoochee Park
The University of Georgia cadets departed yesterday morning for Gainesville to camp at Chattahoochee park. They will stay until next Saturday as Gainesville residents welcomed them warmly and pledged hospitality.
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Gainesville
Chattahoochee Park
Field Day at State Normal School Highlights Activities
The State Normal School will host its annual Field Day and gymnastic events on Monday with seniors and juniors competing in girls and boys basketball matches and tennis finals. The program includes reviews, orchestral numbers, dances, drills, and prize presentations by the S. N. S. orchestra and participating school groups.
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Anniversary of Odd Fellows Celebration Tomorrow
The Odd Fellows mark their anniversary with a large gathering tomorrow at Linton's Spring. Hundreds of members and their wives are expected to attend the cue at one oclock in the afternoon. Ladies are asked to bring baskets.
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Harrison Nabbed on Gambling Charge
R. B. Harrison, described as a white man, was arrested yesterday for running a gaming scheme on Washington Street among carnival crowds. He will face trial Monday.
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Washington Street
Suspect Arrested in Huggins China House Burglary
Will Durham, a driver for Huggins China House, was arrested Friday night on suspicion of burglary but released when evidence proved insufficient. Only twenty cents was taken from the cash drawer while the remainder remained in the safe as police continue the investigation.
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Ben Greet Players Set to Stage Shakespeare Friday Night
The Ben Greet Players will perform at the Colonial Friday evening April 20 in an Elizabethan style. The troupe aims to present entire plays in a single evening with minimal scenery to honor Shakespeare as he was meant to be seen. Featured actors include McEntee, Drewitt, Shepherd, de Brianski, McFarlane, Hare, Wilson, Barnett, Wakeman, Guernsey, Lancester, Willias, True, Drewitt, Evison, Brown, and Clark.
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Stanley Drewitt
Leonard Shepherd
Arthur de Brianski
John McFa*rlane
G. Grengle Hare
Mark T.wilson
C. A. Barnett
Keith Wakeman
Grace Guernsey
Irving Lancester
Henry Willias
Augusta True
Helen Drewitt
Millicent Evison
Charles Brown
William Clark
Thomas L Eppes Joins Standard Lumber and Manufacturing Co
Tom Eppes long time lumberman in the city moves to the Standard Lumber and Manufacturing Co to head yards and shipping. He is highly regarded and will add value to the new company’s force. He invites friends to rely on him for lumber needs.
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Standard Lumber and Manufacturing Co
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Mayor Drops Case in Washington Street Fight
The mayor dismissed the case against B Barkey for his role in the Washington street altercation Friday. C G ODonnell fled town after posting a twenty five dollar cash bond which was forfeited.
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Queen of the Carnival Crowned Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon at three o clock Miss Bessie Michael was crowned queen of the carnival in front of hundreds of people. The crown ceremony at city hall featured a speech by Col. Thomas J. Ford and a diamond ring presentation.
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Sewanee and Tennessee Split Twin Bill
Yesterday Sewanee and Tennessee split their games with Sewanee dropping the first game 4 to 0 and winning the second 9 to 0. Both teams earned one win and one loss in the doubleheader.
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Tennessee
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Memorial Hardware Dealers Close Monday Agreement
The undersigned hardware dealers including Athens Hardware Company Bailey Supply Company Bondurant Hardware Company Fleming Deering Hardware Talmadge Hardware Company agree to close on Monday the 26th marking a coordinated shutdown among local suppliers.
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