Bargain Dodge Roadster Ad With Real Estate Loans
Weathered classified item lists a bargain Dodge roadster in excellent condition with good paint and tires and two extras. Also offers 6 percent real estate loans under Bankers Reserve System via Bankers Reserve Deposit Co. Denver. Also personals inquiry about marriage with Lois Sproul in Cleveland Ohio. Includes a car humidifier claim and vehicle mileage demo by Walter Bishop.
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Brown Opens Athens Law Office With Judge Strickland
Rupert A. Brown, a Commerce, Georgia lawyer, moved to Athens this week and will share office with Judge John J. Strickland. A 1946 graduate of the University of Georgia Law School, Brown practiced in Commerce before serving in the army in 1917 and returning in 1919 to resume his work until the recent relocation. A Commerce attorney praised him as a fine, quiet, studious young man with a bright future.
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MODE PIRATES NOW PARIS MARQUES COPIES RAFT
The fashion pirate scene expands as exclusive shops and police crackdown on cheap dealers who copy high priced Rue de la Paix motels and export items abroad as authentic. The crackdown targets counterfeit luxury goods and illicit sales channels in Paris.
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Snow blankets Chicago after Christmas storm
A belated Christmas snow draped Chicago and nearby areas to about two inches, the first significant fall of the winter. The weather bureau forecast more snow for New England and eastern regions, the lower Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley, and the middle Atlantic states.
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Railroad schedules for Seaboard and Georgia lines
List of railroad departures and arrivals across Seaboard Air Line and Georgia lines, detailing times for Atlantic to Birmingham and Norfolk routes, Central of Georgia connections, Gainesville Midland runs, and Southern Railway services with stations including Athens Lula and Atlanta. Indicates agent contact for timetable details and service notes.
Athens P T News Names Local Leaders
Athens Parent Teacher News lists officers and leaders including Mrs Milton Higgins National President Wordster Mrs Bruce Carr Jones Macon State President Mrs Boyce Ficklin Washington District President Mrs A J Stegeman Chairman Pre School Circles Mrs W D Paschal Secretary Treasurer ICLEES Mrs W A Capps Secretary and Mrs E B Hudson Local President Council Mrs E L Jackson Vice President Mrs J P Proctor Health Representative Mrs Lamar Scott Chairman of Publicity.
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Macon
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A. J. Stegeman
W. D. Paschal
Iclees
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J. P. Proctor
Lamar Scott
Lucy Cobb P T A Plans Big Work for 1923
Mrs. Bradwell leads Lucy Cobb P T A as influenza eases and Christmas fades. The group readies a busy 1923 with new fire escape work finished, January social meeting, and quick business sessions to engage mothers and teachers at Lucy Cobb School.
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Society notes mix entertainments and meetings in January
Mrs. A. B. Patton hosts a Tuesday morning bridge for Miss Isa Beau Talmadge with a week of compliments. Women’s Club Educational Committee meets at 4 o'clock, Chapter F Emmanuel Guild also gathers at 4, and Troop No. 2 eyes a February 7 field day. A Friday Rock Party honors Miss Kathleen Skelton with a circle of friends. Numerous society updates include church circles, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris hosting for Miss Talmadge, and local travel and health notes through the week.
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James Goodrui
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Evelyn Porter
Josephine Bishop
Leone Brooks
Helen
Vera Johnsan
Myrtis Hutchins
Sadie Kate Haney
Measra
Lamar Laoone
Ha’ Lew
Robert Minder
Paul Skrtten
Jan Mitchell
Ed Lee
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Yarloun
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Ladies Auxiliary Reports Strong 1922 Y M C A Work
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Men’s Christian Association issues its 1922 annual report praising progress since 1921. Led by Mrs. W. Ty Forbes, about fifty women supported the Boys Summer Camp with $200 and other purchases, served 1,907 men and prepared 1,619 meals, and organized fifty dinners and events. They also contributed $171.16 to the War Memorial Campaign for the University of Georgia, with total expenditures around $878.04 including gifts to partners and camp improvements.
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Thrift Education in Public Schools Moves Forward
Inez Burnet notes early steps toward thrift teaching in public schools. A committee was formed to enlist national education support after the Panamanian festival. the thrift movement gained momentum at the Panama-Pacific Exposition with a conference in Festival Hall.
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Thrift Education and Its Roots in Schools
A historical note outlines thrift as a guiding principle for humanity's progress, emphasizing education. Ada Van Stone Harris crafts a graded outline highlighting thrift in time, talent, energy, effort, material, health, and money with central ideas of promptness, care, and perseverance in home, school, and neighborhood.
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Hartwell Mil Pays Big Dividend in 20 Percent Shares
Hartwell Mills of Hartwell Cheatham Griffinsville president Sam W Thornton vice president and manager mailed checks for a 20 percent dividend. The mill has paid 20 percent annually for years and directors decided to pay it all at once after a very good year. The mill plans extensive future improvements.
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Childers Executed on Revolver Charge in Dublin
Erskine Childers, noted Republican leader, was executed in Dublin on a technical charge of carrying a revolver. The weapon, now reported as a gift from Michael Collins, former Free State head, figures in the trial and its controversial outcome.
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