Athens YMCA Boys Camp a Splendid Success Says Camper
A camper reports two July YMCA camps on the Ana tooga river near Tallulah Falls were highly successful under W I Forbes. Forty eight boys enjoyed canoeing hiking Bible study and wholesome meals with strong leadership and well organized camp life.
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Athens Young Men's Christian Association
W. ‘I. Forbes
Hoya
Forbes
Anatooga River
Tallulah Falls
Athens
Athens Y
MCCA
Tallaigh Falls
Chatooga
Jjoyx
Alfred
Jepp
Athens Y. M.C. A
Warrant Will Be Served In Murder Case
Rachel Cribsey of Beaver Dam Ohio suffers two years with stomach trouble and constipation she credits a local medicine bought at a drug store for relief and claims it cured her after several weeks of use. A warrant charging murder will be served on the negro Cured of stomach trouble and constipation.
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Rachel Cribsey
Beaver Dam
Ohio
Chamberlain & Plots
Nr Drug Store
Chamberlain
Pia
H. D. B. Warmenter
Cridersville
Prominent Jackson Co planter J N Hardy dies at 76
J N Hardy prominent Jackson county planter died Monday morning at his Jefferson home after several months illness. Funeral at 3 20 pm from Hap tat church Jefferson with Mr J Massey presiding. Burial in Jefferson cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Harvey Anne Hardy son Hugh M Hardy of Leesburg Fla daughters Mrs C E Harber of Atlanta Mrs Luther Roberts of Gainesville and Miss Gladys Hardy ten grandchildren including Pete Craig and two great grandchildren. Grandson Britt Craig, famed newspaperman, was killed in the war.
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J. N. Hardy
Jackson County
Jefferson
J. Massey
Jefferson Cemetery
Hardy
The
Baptist Church
Harvey Anne Hardy
Hugh M. Hardy
Leesburg
Fla
E. Harber
Atlanta
Luther Roberts
Gainesville
Gladys Hardy
Pete Craig
Banner
Britt Craig
New York
Athens Protests Bobbed Hair Craze and Proposal for Whiteways
A columnist critiques the bobbed hair trend among Athens girls and laments the fashion's costs while noting barber profits. The piece also favors better street lighting and suggests a whiteway from the University of Georgia to Hancorn Avenue, plus debate over Georgia’s gasoline tax and a push for a classified tax system to fund state needs.
Man Kills Wife Then Attempts Suicide in Athens Porch Tragedy
Will Goosby of Oglethorpe county shot and stabbed his wife Gussie on Sunday at her brother Henry Thornton’s Lyndon avenue home after a period of separation. She died within minutes. Goosby cut his windpipe but survived and is recovering at St Marys hospital.Family had four children. motive unknown as relatives cite separation and dispute over returning to him.
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Will Goosby
Oglethorpe County
Henry Thornton
Lyndon Avenue
Gussie
Kury
4. C. Holliday
St Mary's Hospital
Athens
Scott Smith
Newtown
Bern
Moss
Cotton Weevil Impacts Athens Area Crop Prospects
A boll from Princeton near Athens shows boll weevil damage in cotton. William H. Hunter, a local farmer, reports the cotton suffers from the pest while predicting a good corn crop. The notice highlights early crop troubles and potential yields in the Princeton area.
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Athens
Herald Office
William H. Hunter
Princeton
No City Court Here in August Athens 1921
The City Court of Athens will not convene for jury business in August 1921. The court opens Monday the 15th at 10 o'clock and the appearance docket is set for Tuesday the 16th at 10. Fault judgments may be taken at any time after the call. The term remains open and orders may be entered. cases may be tried without a jury by consent during the term if needed. A special term may be convened before November if required.
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Athens
Bradwell
City Court of
Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Promises Nervous Relief
The ad touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a nerve tonic that restores vigor for nervous, tired, despondent people. It promises quick results in a few days and offers a refund if unsatisfied, with a price of sixty cents at Palmer & Son and dealers.
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Wendell Pillar
Palmer & Son Ix
Maaker
Haven
Palmer & Son
Farim Bureau Day in Oconee County
Watkinsville Ga August 6 192? Great day for Oconee county as Farm Bureau members and families gathered at Oconee High School auditorium. C A Cobb Southern Ruralist spoke on cooperative marketing and government services via agents. Social afternoon with picnic lunch barbecue and tea. Bureau cooperative buying reportedly saved members substantial cash.
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Watkinsville
Oconee County
Farm Bureau
County Farm
8. D. Truitt
Oconee High School
C. A. Cobb
Southern Ruralist
Oconee
Country man’s tale and a real estate search
An elderly man recounts leaving the country for town in search of a real estate manager. He jokes about wives and country life, then endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles, adding a brief ad note. The piece blends dialogue with a sale-solicitation tone.
Notice to Women Club Members Candy Sale at Palace Theater
Members who promised candy for sale Tuesday at the Palace Theater should report to Mrs. Howard Abney and committee at 3 PM. Any member who has not contributed may do so. proceeds support the club. Mrs. Thomas Hollingsworth of Greenville, NC visits her sister Bryg Crane. Mrs. George Cox and daughters Rosalyn and Katherine of Manchester, GA will visit Mrs. George Crane.
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Woman's Club
Palace Theater
Howard Abney
Thomas Hollingsworth
Greenville
N. C
Bryg
George Crane
George Cox
Rosalyn
Katherine
Manchester
Cox
Local Social News From Georgia Towns and Visitors
Miss Mary Loutes Moise has returned from Athens where she attended the State Normal school. Mr Julian Longley and others motored to Griffin for a dance Thursday evening and plan to visit Athens and Atlanta before returning home. Mrs L M Coker and daughter Juanita have come back from a visit to Galpesville. Claude Lithete visiting in Guin eaville.
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Mary Loutes Moise
Athens
Fitzgerald Leader-Tribune
Julian Longley
Bachman Sellara
Neal
Griffin
Atlanta
La+ Grange
Tinemart
Claude
Guineaville
L. M. Coker
Juanita
Galpesville
Aged Millionaire Adolph of Richmond Dies at 81
Richmond Virginia resident Adolph, an 81yearold retired tycoon and financier, died at his home Monday after a long illness. The man built a substantial fortune and was known for philanthropy in the city.
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Richmond
Adolph of
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