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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

6

Society notes on Mrs Ottley and Georgia statue bill

Mrs. John K. Ottley of Atlanta attends conferences in Athens with her son. The article highlights efforts by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Daughters of the Confederacy to secure a $30,000 appropriation to place statues of Alexander H. Stephens and Crawford W. Long in the National Hall of Fame. Georgia leaders and legislators, including D.A.R. and D.C., press for swift action as state finances improve.

Ottley John K. Ottley Atlanta Georgia John i. Ottley, Jr Athens Tigy Swmmmer Wei Oley Daughters of the Confederacy Winnie Davis Athens. Wob Tallupth Falls School RGE National Hall Nof Fame Poers Howard HL. McCall Daughters of ‘the State Society Georg Daughters of the Confederacy House Jussell Dar National Capital Alexander HW. Stephens Crawford W. Long Senate Golucke Johns Tates White Walter D. Lamar LA. D.C Hop A. J. Stovall Elberton Mra Max EB Regena Atate Reira Charles Akerman Foward H. McCall D. A U. DC Colea Ihn

Congressman Brand Urges Ex Service Men to File Claims

In the 8th District Congressman Brand urges ex service men with injuries or diseases to file claims for compensation and vocational training before the deadline next Wednesday August 5th. He notes his office and secretary will assist in filing, stressing no claims can be filed after the deadline.

Congressman Brand

Banner-Herald Loving Cup Endorsed For Athens Service

The Banner-Herald awards a $250 Loving Cup to the citizen deemed to have given the most to Athens in the past year. Citizens including Carroll, A A Johnson, Frank Holden, E H Dorsey, King Meadow, and Fambrough voice strong support, saying the prize will spur public spirited effort and civic improvement. The act is praised as aligning with the papers’ mission to boost Athens prosperity and community projects.

T. Larry Gantt Banner-Herald Athens Carroll Chamber of Commerce Suteyegytitisen Higntity A. A. Johnson Retail Merchants Association Frank Holden E. H. Dorsey King Meadow Banner and Herald Dorsey Davis Hia Newark Stioe Co Priva Fambrough Combinador Store Johnson Shoe Btore Banner Herald F. Fickett Athena Cirena Hodgson Cotton and Fertilizer, Co Canning & Watterson Bob McWhorter Griffeth Implement Co J. Bornsten Abe Joel Swilling Palm Garden Aaron Cohen Warren Conolly

Three More Days For Candidates To Qualify For Primary

Three more days remain for candidates to qualify for the primary to be held if Clarke 13th. Entries for Congress include Col. T. J. Shackelford with an entrant’s fee of 80. Those for all offices including senate, judgeship, House, and county commissioners must pay their fees by Monday or be rejected.

Didates Clarke Irman Col T. J. Shackelford Congress de Genate House of Eecntatives

Funeral postponed for Max Jongnh in Athens

Mr Max Jongnh, aged 72, died in Hendersonville sanitarium after paralysis. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 AM at Bernstein Bros chapel with Dr David Marx of Atlanta officiating. Interment in Oconee Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Body delayed arriving in Athens due to train connection issues at Lula.

Max Jongnh Sendersonville N. C Bernstein Bros David Marx Atlanta Oconee Cemetery L. B. Flatow Simon Michael M. G Michael Aaron Cohen Arthur Flatou Frank Myers Sidney Boley Andrew C. Erwin Lula Athens Joseph Hendersonville

Policy Coverage for Bodily Injury and Emergency Benefit

Coverage details provide two hundred fifty dollars for death caused by being struck or run over on a public highway by various powered vehicles. Disability within one year yields accident indemnity at ten dollars per week for up to three months. Emergency benefit covers notification of relatives and related expenses up to one hundred dollars.

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