Memorial Day Observances in Athens Honor Confederates
Athens observes Memorial Day with chapel exercises at 2:30 PM featuring Walter's orchestra and reminiscences, followed by a city parade from the University of Georgia to the cemetery. Grand marshal H Carithers leads multiple divisions, with veterans, Daughters of the Confederacy, and civic groups in a formal procession. Stores and depots close for the day. An all-female mounted escort will accompany veterans in the parade.
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Athens
Georgia
Empire State
South
University Chapel
Southland
Carithers
University of Georgia
National Guard
Clarke Rifles
Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Young Women of the Confederacy
Sons of the Confederacy
Broad Street
Lumpkin Street
Clayton Street
College Avenue
J. J. C. McMahan
Pew College
Clarke Monument
R. H. Barrow
T. W. Reed
Ommander
Broadstrete
M. Rutherford
F. A. Lipscomb
Ladies Or Memorial Association
Campus Drive
Science Hall
Sons of Confederacy
E. B.mell
W. T. Forbes
Children of the Confederacy
Moore Building
Ladies of Memorial Association
E. H. Dorsey
Chapel
Thomas Street
Cemetery Street
Confederate Monument
University Battalion
H. Carithers
Central
Southern
Talmadge Bros. & Co
Webb & Crawsford Co
Geo. H. Hulme Co
King Hodgson Co
Epps Wilkins Co
Arnold Canning Co
Wingfield Cash Grocery Co
J. P. Fears & Sons
G. .H. Williamson
Henry Marbut
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Poultry Association Forms Committees for Fall Show
The Southern Poultry Association names H D Marriutt superintendent of exhibitions and forms committees for exhibition membership and publicity. Aiming to raise one thousand dollars, the group plans a fall show in Athens expected to draw visitors nationwide. Monthly meetings start second Wednesday with talks on poultry breeding and membership drives.
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Southern Poultry Association
H. D. Marriutt
Marbutt
J. E. Gardner
J. F. Rhodes
A.¥. Clifton
Chamber of Commerce
TD. P. Haselton
C. D. Heidler
Athens
L. L. Upson
Judge C H Brand Appeals After Disorderly Conduct Charge
Trial at city hall sees Judge Brand plead not guilty and fined fifteen dollars by the mayor. He appeals, case to be heard by Clarke county council on May 11, with his statement arguing self defense and defense of honor while blaming Mr Anderson for provoking the clash.
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C. H. Brand
Brand
Htrand
Commonwealth
Clarke
Clarke Superior Court
Athens
Anderson
New Bungalow for Rent on Franklin Street
New bungalow for rent on Franklin Street near the corner of Tiful and Franklin, ready by March 1st. See John B. Wier.
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Franklin Street
Tiful
Franklin
John B. Wier
Veterans to elect officers at Cobb-Delaney camp meeting
Announced today at 11 oclock on April 26 Cobb-Delaney camp United Confederate Veterans will hold an annual officer election at city hall. Capt J J C McFor authorized the notice urging full attendance for an important gathering. Arnold and Abney announce limited store and bakery hours this morning to handle orders.
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Cobb-Delaney Camp
United Confederate Veterans
J. J. C. McMahan
Georgia Tigers Tame Sewanee in Lopsided Win
Georgia defeated Sewanee 8 to 1 with strong hitting by Rucker Ginn who also stole home, while John Cox pitched effectively. The Red and Black team’s offense punished Myers as Sewanee’s defense committed key errors in a one sided contest. The win extends Georgia’s coastal excursion with upcoming games vs Vanderbilt in Nashville and a booster gathering at Cafe Royal.
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Georgia
Sewanee Tigers
Tigers
John Cox
Rucker Ginn
Myers
Sewanee
Ty Cobb
Ginn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Carl Thompson
Kid Brannen
the Athletic Association
Cafe Royal
Tennessee College
B. F. Cameron
Tenn
University of Georgia
Gillem
Branwen
Faulkenberry
Cameron
Crockett
Thompson
Superior Court Opens in Clarke County With Mobley Killings Case
Judge Brand convenes Clarke superior court this morning after adjournment and intends to proceed with several trials. Indicted brothers Tinney and Albert Mobley facing murder charges of Andy Ross are expected early, along with multiple prohibition violation cases. Memorial Day may shorten court session to clear pressing business.
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Brand
Clarke Superior Court
Tinney
Albert Mobley
Andy Ross
Clarke Rifles Call Members to Armory for Memorial Day Parade
Captain J. W. Arnold of the Clarke lites asks all members to report at the armory at 2 30 p m sharp for participation in the Memorial Day parade this afternoon.
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J. W. Arnold
The
Clarke Lites
Mell to Speak Memorial Address at Lexington Today
Colonel Thomas S. Mell will deliver the Memorial address for the Daughters of the Confederacy in Lexington today. He is hosted by Mrs. Wm. M. Howard and her son, Mr. King Howard, as the Oglethorpe chapter invited him to be the speaker. Arnold and Abney advertise fresh Fox River Butter Eggs beets cucumbers peppers tomatoes and asparagus with a phone listing.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Lexington
Thos. S. Mell
Oglethorpe Chapter
Mr. Mell
Wm. M. Howard
King Howard
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