Funeral of Miss Lou Wilson in Athens
Yesterday at three o clock a funeral was held for Miss Lou Wilson at the Presbyterian church in Athens. The service included hymns and a sermon by Dr. J W Walden, with burial at Oconee cemetery. Relatives from Calais Sparta Macon and Oconee county attended.
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Miss Lou WiLson
Presbyterian
Lou Wilson
Calhoun
Messrs
W. C. Ash
J. M. Hodgson
J. F. Hart
H. H. Linton
B. F. Woods
J. W. Woods
T. P. Stanley
C. M. Snelling
May Walden
Jack Hart
J. W. Walden
Oconee Cemetery
Mrr
W. L. Hynds
Calais
Dick Wilson
Sparta
Ed Wilson
Macon
Wells
Oconee County
Athens
Mission Study Class Invites All to Learn Aid for Other Lands
A cordial invitation announces a Mission Study Lass class to study needs of people in other lands. The session begins promptly at eight o'clock and lasts one hour.
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Mom
Grape Nuts Promises Blood Building Cure For Tuberculosis
An advertisement claims Grape Nuts digests and builds blood to combat disease, citing a Philadelphia man who was failing with tuberculosis and weight loss. The testimonial says after starting Grape Nuts and cream, health began to improve.
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Philadelphia
Funeral for Miss Florida C Carr at Emmanuel Church
Yesterday at eleven the funeral service for Miss Florida C Carr, longtime member of Emmanuel Episcopal church, was conducted by Rev. Troy Beatty. The pallbearers bore the casket to the hearse and she was laid to rest in Oconee cemetery amid prayers and hymns.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Florida C. Carr
Troy Beatty
Episcopal Church
Jesus
Messrs
E. I. Smith
H. H. Linton
J. C. Bloomfield
A. P. Dearing
F. J. Orr
A. I. Hull
Oconee Cemetery
Three Teams Form For Practice Amid Baseball Plans
Tomorrow afternoon Coach Dickins splits the squad into three teams for practice across all positions. Catcher choice sits between Lowndes and McDonald with two capable options. Sullivan and Cox will pitch. Scott at first. Fleischmann at short. second and third bases unsettled. Virlyn Moore to field one slot. other aims contested. Athens will host several games this season.
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Lowndes
McDonald
Sullivan
Cox
Scott
Fleischmann
Martin
Virlyn Moore
Athens
Glittering Gloria Pleases at Local Opera House
A breezy stage farce titled Glittering Gloria was staged at the opera house last night. Star Dorothy Morton received commendation for her performance while J Gunnis Davis and Eawin M Favor played Zebedee Poskett and Mr Griddletop to good effect.
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Opera House
Gloria
Dorothy Morton
South
J. Gunnis Davis
Zebedee Poskett
Eawin M. Favor
Mr. Griddletop
Elks to buy Athenaeum property for lodge home
The Athens Lodge of Elks approved purchasing the Athenaeum property to convert it into a handsome home for the order. Financing and possession plans are set, with strong public support and rapid steps expected to finalize the purchase.
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ELKS
Athenaeum
The
Athens Lodge of Elks
Athens
Bitter words exchanged in cross examination at Paris session
Russian officers faced cross examination as Captain Clade and Captain Clado disputed claims of Russian torpedo boats aiding trawlers. British officials pressed on why ships did not assist after fishing boats were struck. Admiral Rojestvensky’s order to fire and withdrawal was discussed amid questions from British embassy officials.
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Paris
Clade
Rojestvensky
Baron Taube
Clado
Hugh O’gerrne
Great Britain
Beaumont
Clada
Levis
New Library Occupation Delayed Until April
Furniture for the new building has arrived in part and the stack room delay still blocks occupancy. The aim is to finish and ready the library by April 1. Librarian Burnett works to transfer books, and the University of Georgia is poised to have a premier southern library.
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Burnett
University of Georgia
Arrivals at Imperial Hotel Listed in Roster Style
A guest list from the Imperial Hotel records arrivals including W. R. Pope Norfolk Virginia John F. Moore Atlanta H S Judson Grand Rapids S Arthur White North Carolina Mr and Mrs D W Friess Mr and Mrs John Davis London Lula Landen New York F Conger and wife New York John W Daniels Tallahassee I A Eskenwalter Baltimore M B Schlesinger Cincinnati S A White New York B O Fussell Atlanta C H Eley Baltimore H M Lawrens Baltimore J M Sullivan Anderson South Carolina W L Bressey Anderson South Carolina O L Pace Crawford NM Block Macon E A Rahn New York J W Bryden Milwaukee T C Claver Atlanta and Mr and Mrs J V Jones Harlem
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W. R. Pope
Norfolk
John F. Moore
Atlanta
H. S. Judson
Grand Rapids
S. Arthur White
North Carolina
D. W. Friess
John Davis
London
Eng
Lula Landen
New York
F. Conger
John W. Daniels
Tallahassee
Fla
I. A. Eskenwalter
Baltimore
M. B. Schlesinger
Milwaukee
Wis
T. C. Claver
Mrs. J. V. Jones
Harlem
Pain Relief Without Internal Medicines Promoted
The notice promotes using Chamberlain's Palm Balm for rheumatic pains, claiming quick relief without internal medicines and suggesting many suffer long years preferring external applications over strong internal remedies.
Doctor Read, Edinburgh, Penn graduate, dies in Boston
Boston feb 2 Dr R W Read a Edinburgh and University of Pennsylvania graduate is dead in Boston at the age of 70. He was found sitting beside a table with a note on the pen indicating he appears an who a ewer.
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Edinburgh University
University of Pennsylvania
January Quiet Police Month Records Low Caseload
The January period showed a quiet month for city police with 62 cases docketed, well below last year’s average of over 75. Fines totaled about 250 dollars while Chief McKie received public praise for effective leadership and the new policing plans implemented during the month.
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McKie
Macon Opening of New Theater Delights City Crowd
Macon Georgia celebrated the formal opening of its new theatre with dedicatory exercises and the curtain-raiser Glittering Gala. Atlanta figures led the ownership and management, including DeGive, H L De Give, and M Horine, while Dave Phillips served as resident manager. Mayor Bridges Smith delivered a historical sketch and John T Boifeuillet gave the dedication address.
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DeGive
Atlanta
Macon
Atlantians
H. L. de Give
M. Horine
Dave Phillips
G. C. Matthews
Bridges Smith
John T. Boifeuilet
Georgia
Hall County May Pave Ter Roads
Gainesville Ga February 2 The people of Hall county urge permanent roads counties consider issuing 200000 in bonds for thirty years to build roads across the county If the measure passes about 200 miles of roads would be built crossing the area with annual maturities.
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Hall County
Gainesville
Blizzard Grips Nation With Record Cold Across Regions
A new wave of severe winter weather blankets the country with a deep northwest cold spell and a weaker southern touch. Forecaster Marbury predicts the coldest night of the year yet may come, while residents note unusually variable and kaleidoscopic winter conditions across many states.
Urban universities praised as modern influence leaders
In Chicago on February 2 Prof James Iy of the Association of Columbia at the University Club argued urban universities wield greater influence in modern life than those in small towns. He noted the urban country is productive of an urban university and that education today requires industrial inspiration. He described Columbia's new skyscraper dormitories as a proven successful plan.
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Chicago
James Hiy
Columbia
University Club
Prof. Canfield
Urban College
Columbia University
Largest Sun Spot Discovered Says Astronomer
Chicago February 2 a sun spot described by Prof A H Cole as one of the largest and best defined ever observed projected through a opera glass on a white disc several inches in diameter mathematical calculations show the spot is one tenth of the sun and over 80000 miles wide egg shaped visible for several days east of the sun’s center and near middle today through smoked glass
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Chicago
A. H. Cole
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Baxter Springs Kansas druggist A R Kane calls Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets the superior remedy for constipation. He praises their gentle action and lack of griping. Sold by H R Poles & Bop ung at 4 Bh & Fp.
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Chamberlain
A. R. Kane
Baxter Springs
Kansas
H. R. Poles
Bop Ung
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