Milledgeville Kiwanis stage quirky clothing toss fun
In Milledgeville the Kiwanis club hosted a humorous clothing toss at McKinley Woods. Sixty Macon Kiwanians and guests watched as participants, using a large wooden "put two take two" top, removed garments to place in a ring and then tried to rewear opponents' items, creating a playful spectacle amid lighthearted bets and crowd cheering.
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Milledgeville
Indias
Central Georgia
McKinley's Woods
Edwin Allen
Joan Hieningen
Erwin Sibley
Mr. Hutchinson
Hel
Mr. Allen
Fire on Thomas Quickly Put Out
Fire department responded to a 9 o clock Friday call at the corner of Thomas and Strong streets. An oil stove in an apartment above a garage on Strong street exploded and rapidly engulfed the interior in flames. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze and damage was small.
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Thomas and
Strong Streets
Strong Street
Emory Plans Press Bureau Like U Ga
Emory University moves to establish a new press bureau under journalism professor Dr. Wightman F. Melton. Three Emory student correspondents will manage the bureau, mirroring the University of Georgia system but with distinct features for Atlanta papers.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Univerity of Georgia
Georgia News Bureau
Wightman F. Melton
Neapera of
Revival Services at Whitehall Church Led by Rev Wood
Revival services conducted at Whitehall by Rev R A Wood have drawn large crowds. Boy preachers deliver sermons as additions join the church. Mr Young Davis and his daughters lead singing and provide music. Public invited to attend every evening at 8:50.
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Whitehall
R.A. Wood
Rehabs Seek Local Rooms for University Housing
W D Paschall issued a call to Athena residents with rooms to rent to contact the rehabilitation detachment at the University of Georgia. Rehabilitation students have not all secured satisfactory quarters and many seek accommodations in private homes in town.
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Athena
University of Georgia
W. D. Paschall
Athens Doctor Tells of Car Crash Fractured Arm for Mrs Campbell
Mrs Campbell of Athens suffered a fractured arm and Mrs Wingfield was bruised when a car driven by ROC Campbell left the Lexington road near Athens nine miles away. The Postero car supposedly tried to pass and grazed the Campbell vehicle causing it to strike a bank. Mrs Campbell and Mrs Wingfield were ejected. Mrs Campbell was taken to Athens General Hospital and rests easy. An Alabama businessman visiting Athens praised the city and considered establishing a branch store here, while noting local farmers shift to hogs and dairy as weevil pressure eases.
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R. C. Campbell
Athens
W. C. Wingfield
Roc. Campbell
Lexington Road
Atthens
Campbell
Postero
Mit
Athers General Hospital
Wingfield
Atlanta
Decatur
Winder
Statham
L. O. Parsons
Jesse French & Sons Piano Company
Alabama
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Hill Street
Milledge Avenue
Agree Cultural College
Chamber of Commerce
South
Parsons
Cotton Belt
Eufaula
Meridian
Atte Coe Ton
Raleigh
N. Y
Volunteers of America Rescues Effort Seeks Savannah Aid
Captain Eugene Schrieber, field secretary for the Southeastern division, travels to Athens soliciting funds for the Georgia Helping Hand Home in Savannah. The photo notes the SAVE chain of 200 homes and the organization’s mission to aid rescued girls and infants, plus work with prisoners to aid post release.
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Eugene Schrieber
The
Volunteers of Ameriaa
Athens
Savannah
Volunteers of America
Georgia
Schieber
SAVE
Semong Yward
Street Car Collides With Automobile on Boulevard Tate
An Athens driver, WW M Conkle, crashed into a street car on the Boulevard Tate Thursday night. He attempted a turn, the auto wheel was smashed, and no injuries were reported. He will face the recorder for violating city traffic laws.
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WW. M. Conkle
Athens
Taten
Conkle
Baseball results and a legal quip headline
Southern League results include Atlanta 4 Nashville 3 Birmingham 10 Chattanooga 5 Limue Rock Mobile 4 Memphis 3 New Orleans 2. National League scores Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 7 Boston 3 St Louis 6 New York 2 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 12. American League Cleveland 6 Washington 3 St Louis Philadelphia Detroit 2 New York 10 Chicago 4 Boston 5. Also a humorous quip about acquittal from The American Legion Weekly.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Philadelpha
Cincinnatic
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Lowis
Philadelphia
Detroit
King Hodgson Edges Rennys in Darkened Six Inning Clash
King Hodgson won a tight six inning battle 1 0 as darkness ended the game with the Rennys on Pre day afternoon. Long pitched well for the Rehabs with nine strikeouts and one hit allowed. Prince Hodgson delivered the run scoring single and struck out seven with three singles by the Rennys. Rehabs threatened in the fifth as Sage walked and advanced but Prince escaped the jam. Roy Hodgson had a two base hit and an RBI as Park operated well on defense.
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C. Mayne
King Hodgson
Rennys
Darknes Long
Prince Hodgson
King
Hodgson
Sage
Long
Prince
Tim Hodgson
Potts
James
Roy Hodgson
Key
Park
Harold Hodson
Lavender
Vu Parrish
W. Miller
Dodd
Baye
Love
KI Hong
K Cox
Hancock Jackson
P. Hodgson
Hays
Bradberry Wins Over McWhorter With Shut Out
Bradberry dominates McWhorter with a 6 0 victory as Anderson limits the visitors to five hits. Hodson leads Bradberry with three hits while Whitey Davis, Lanier, Goodwin, and Booth add singles. Rocco nearly changes the game in the ninth but Brinberry tracks down a sinking drive for the clinching out.
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Sam Woods
McWhorters
Andy” Anderson
Bob
Bradberry
Whitey Davis
Lanier
Goodwin
Booth
Bob McWhorter
Athens Toford
Booze
Alabama
Thornton Brothers
McWhorter
Apple Valley
Nix
Sherman
Valdosta
Heinz
Kress
Redgood
Dr. Slaughter
Ffollingaworth
Hope Smith
Des Moines Press Boys Golf Tournament Opens Season
Des Moines reporters and printers stage the annual Printers Golf Tournament in Des Moines. Five flights of eight begin competition with clubs named for print shop roles, led by the championship flight contender Cleht and featuring seasoned players in a unique industry event that could run into September.
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Des Moines Press
Des Moines, Jr
Des Moines
Rocorry
United States
Cleht
Bobby Jones Loses Open Golf Tourney
Walter Hagen of New York won the western open with a 287. Jock Hutchison of Chicago was second at 292, Emmett French third at 294, and Bobby Jones and Joe Kirkwood tied for fourth at 295. The dense caption lists various names from aviation to politics, but the core sports result centers on Hagen’s victory and Jones’ near top finish.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter Hagen
New York
Jock Hutchison
Emmett French
Bobby Jones
Joe Kirkwood
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Emory
U. Ga
Whitehall Church
Lexington
Piano Concern
Wee
the American Legion Weekly
the Banner
Herald
Banner-Heral
Matt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Agee
WNO
P. . Hodgson
Andy Anderson
H Hodgson
Davis
O Bradberry
U Goodwin
Kooth
Oo Anderson
Deace
Rocco
Soule
Link
Dews
James W. Gimmy Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
University of Pennsylvania
W. S. Nichols
Russell, Cole
Charles Darlington
Harvey Ingham
Carl Stuart
Carl Proper
L. Steve Hill
Mahogany
Russia
Tony Red
Nat Brown
Brown Vici
Newark
Newark Shoe Ste
Clayton St
Athens Herald
Goldberg
Duffs
Freckles
Everett True
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