CHURCH DIRECTORY LISTING FOR AREA PARISHES
A directory lists services for First Methodist on Lumpkin and Hancock with sermons at 11 a m and 8 30 p m plus 9 30 a m Sunday School. Also notes Presbyterian on Hancock Avenue, Baptist at College and Washington, Emmanuel on Prince Avenue, Christian Church at Dougherty and Pulaski, and Oconee Street Methodist at Oconee and Peters with times for morning and evening services and Sunday School.
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Lumpkin and
Hancock Ave
N. S. Hopkins
D. D
Prince Avenue
Troy Beatty
Cor. Dougherty and
Pulaski
J. Cronenberger
Oconee and
Peters Street
W. G. Crawley
Lodge Directory Knights of Pythias and Masons Meet Weekly
Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at 8 pm at Castle Hall Man 4 building corner Clayton and all streets. Visitings invited. Troy Beatty W M. Glenn Lodge No 75 I O O F meets Tuesdays at 8 pm in Carlton building Jackson street. All Odd Fellows in good standing invited. J B Willbanks N G Be Stone Recording Sec y
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Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Clayton
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
W. B. Lawhead
Geo
T. Murrell
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Mount Vernon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Claytonn Street
Troy Beatty
W. M
Williams Lodge
Carleton Building
Jackson Street
Odd Fellows
Co. W. Shupe
J. A. Mealor
Rec
Railroads Win Rehearing Refusal in Tax Case
United States Supreme Court refused a rehearing in the case of Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line railroads lessees of the Georgia Railroad against Comptroller General W A Wright. The court ruled the roads owe state county and city taxes on 1 500 000 of Western Railway of Alabama stock, held by the Georgia Railroad. If upheld, state taxes with 7 percent interest would total about 180 000 to 200 000, and five years of taxes would total about 606 000. City and county taxes in Augusta and Richmond County are also claimed, with distribution details unsettled.
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Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
John C. Hart
Louisville and Nashville and
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia Railroad
W. A. Wright
Western Railway of Alabama
Georgia Railroad Company
Supreme Court
United States Court
Augusta
Richmond County
Grand Jury to Review State Law on Seating Female Help
The Clarke grand jury will meet this morning to wind up the term and investigate whether merchants and other corporations comply with a state law about seating female help when not actively engaged in work. Citizens prompted the inquiry and the panel plans an examination of compliance.
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Clarke Apie
Grand Jury
Morton and Taylor Open Electrical firm in Athens
Morton and Taylor inaugurate an electrical contracting business on College avenue in the former Singer Sewing Machine office. Joseph W. Morton and E. P. Taylor promise expert satisfactory work across all electrical jobs for the Athens public.
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College Avenue
Morton & Taylor
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Joseph W. Morton
E. P. Taylor
Harold Tuck Stricken by Illness Reported Death Rumor Denied
It was rumored Mr Harold Tuck died in Hot Springs Arkansas but it proved unfounded. He is gravely ill and his sister has gone to bring him home. Rheumatism has plagued him for years and Hot Springs baths were tried with some initial improvement before a steady decline led to his return home for care.
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Harold Tuck
Hot Springs
Ark
Ined
S. H. Dillard
Commercial Cafe Ready for Business
The Commercial Cafe has been purchased by Mr. C. E. Gibeland’s cafe and will be managed by Mr. John B. Mitchell. Mitchell, formerly a citizen of Athens in this business, has returned to make Athens his home. The cafe reopens at the old stand on College avenue.
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C. E. Gibeland
John B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Athens
Col-lege Avenue
Watch Your Kidneys Warns of Fatal Kidney Disease
A promotional warning urges early action against diabetes and kidney disease with a thirty year old remedy claim. It describes symptoms like back pain and urinary irregularities and offers a free trial of Stuart's Gin and Bochy via Stuart Drug Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Stuart
Stuart Drug Company
Wall St
Atlanta
Unclaimed letters list at Ath eny post office
The Ath eny post office published a list of unclaimed letters with a one cent additional fee. Names include J. R. Allen H T Austin Taylor Chambers Gus Denmark J. M. Freeman Javia Hammond B B Haslett A L Howell E Huffines P D Johnson J J Jester Mack Lampkin Jack Miller Frank Park Hiram Pease Willie Pittman Henry Robson Charles Rucker W H Smith John Strickland C H Weeks Bailey Williams Jack Williams Alex Woods John Wood and several ladies noted by initials and surnames. Also miscellaneous items reference McConnell and Christopher and Francesco Roccaforte. Electric Bitters promoted as a malaria remedy with testimonials from E S Munday of Henrietta Texas. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents.
Blue Vitriol In City Water Sparks Probe
Columbus officials may face trouble after health officers add blue vitroil to the city water supply to kill typhoid germs. Prof. Deitmer of Ohio State University reports illness from the water and asks Prosecutor Taylor to seek a grand jury investigation. A local photo paper maker says its product was nearly ruined by the vitriol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitmer
Ohio State University
Taylor
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Cornblatt Plumbing
Church Directory
First Methodist
O Presbyterian
Hancock Avenue
J. W. Walden, D. D
Baptist
Cor
College Ave
Washington Sts
W. H. Young
Emmanuel Church
P. m
Christian Church
A.m
Oconee ST
Mell
C. G TH Nickerson
Sec’y
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Harlanson
R. S. Workman
Chicago
Ills
Mr. Harold Tuck Dangerously
Determ
Atheny
J. R. Allen
H. T. Austin
W. HH
Cornelia Almond
Mamie Brand
Litten Freeman
Mary Lee Hall
Nancy Johnson
Hattie Hawkins
A. J. Landrum
Eva Mitchell
Julia Onéil
Susanna Parks
Bessie Pope
Essie B. Smith
Maria Smith
Frank Strickland
E. S. Munday
Henrietta
Tex
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Columbus
Ohio
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