Sale of Restaurant Assets From New York Cafe Athens GA
By order of the Referee of the United States Court Northern District Eastern Division a public outcry sale will be held at the former New York Cafe 184 Clayton Street Athens Clarke County Georgia on January 20 1928 within legal hours. Items include one cash register one safe one cigar wall case one large range store and all restaurant fixtures and stock of restaurant supplies held by Chris Jones bankrupt. Seth Dekle Trustee.
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United States ‘Court
Chris Jones
New York Cafe
Clayton Street
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Seth Dekle
Truatee
Notice of K T Commandery Meeting in Masonic Temple
A stated conclave of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No. 14 K T will be held in Masonic Temple this Friday evening January 26 at eight o'clock. All Sir Knights are requested to be present. sm C Paine E Cc Jno G Quinn Recorder.
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Godfrey de Bouillon
Cat and Canary to Play in Athens at Colonial
Athens audiences will see The Cat and the Canary this Friday at the Colonial. The sensational play has dazzled New York Chicago London and Australia and is now in its second year in New York and Chicago. John Willard, the author, has become a leading name in drama as the Athens production brings a Broadway familiar cast to the Athens stage.
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Athens
New York
Chicago
London
Australia
National Theatre
John Willard
Gogn
Mrs Mamie Hill Funeral Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Hill wife of Otis A Hill were held at the Watkinsville cemetery Thursday after a death at their Denmark Farm residence following pellagra. She was 42 and survived by husband a son James a daughter Velia her father Gilford Jordan a brother Joseph Jordan and three sisters Mrs Mary Watson Mrs Emma Ford and Lula Hill all of Clarke county.
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Mamia ‘Hl
Otis A. Hill
Denmark Farm
Watkinsville
B. H. Tranmell
Dorsey
Hill
Gilford Jordan
Oconee County
James Hill
Velia Hill
Gilford, Jordan
Joseph Jordan
Franklin County
Mary Watson
Emma Ford
Jas
Lula Hill
Clarke County
Mitchell Funeral At 2 P.M. Friday
Funeral services for Julius C. Mitchell, who died at his Winterville home Wednesday, will be held at Winterville cemetery Friday at 2 p.m. Bernstein Brothers, funeral directors, will be in charge.
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Julius C. Mitchell
Winterville
Bernstein Brothers
Mrs Fanny Gilmore Dies Here Thursday
Mrs Fanny Gilmore age 66 died at the home of her brother Jim Gordon 646 Thursday night after a five day illness. Funeral services will be at Prince Avenue Baptist Church Saturday at 11 A M with Rev J C Wilkinson and Rev S J Cartledge officiating. Interment in Oconee cemetery Bernstein Brothers funeral directors in charge. Pallbearers listed. A widow of David Gilmore she was a devout Baptist member.
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Fannye Gilmore
Aly
Jim
Gordon
Prince Avenue
Fae
J. C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church
S. J. Cartledge
Oconee Cemetery
Bernstein Brothers
G. M. Carthers
Dorsey Williams
L. D. Hawka
E. A. Lampkin
D. Graham
Dick Bullock
Hartwell High rustic upset of Athens cagers 32 31
Hartwell High School’s prep stars upset the powerful Athens team 32 to 31 in a fast game witnessed by a Georgia crowd. Morris led Hartwell with thirteen points while Thomason and Weihers paced the Athens squad. The match featured a mid court shot by Thomason and a closing burst of scoring as Athens pressed to the end.
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Earle Watson
Hartwell High School
University of Georgia
J. D. Thomason
Ike Joselove
Spencer Grayson
Dub’ Thornton
Georgia Tropolis
Morris
Martin
Hartwell Boys
Charley Weihers
Athens
Thomasondin
Bedlam
Georgia
Thrteen Rte
Fleet Caisley Weihers
George Thornton
Hartwell Sportsmen
Four new managers to debut among major leagues
The 16 major league clubs begin spring training with four new managers set to debut. Art Fletcher and Bill McKechnie join the National League, Frank Chance and Owen Bush join the American League, while Connie Mack and others bring vast coaching experience. Notably Connie Mack has never worn a uniform on the Athletics bench.
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Fletcher
Phillies
Bill McKechnie
Pittsburg
National Loop
Frank Chance
Boston
Owen Bush
Washington
Connie Mack
Athletics
Philadelphia
Johnsonians
McGraw
Giants
Hugfins
Yankees
Chance
Rickey
Cardinals
Cobb
Speaker
Bush
Mack
Lavonia Defeats Royston 59 to 30 in Fast High School Basketball
Lavonia High School dominated Royston 59 to 30 on Tuesday night in a fast paced game. Lavonia shot well and built a large lead while Royston struggled with shooting though passing was solid. This victory marks Lavonia’s seventh straight win this season with upcoming home game against Elberton Friday night.
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Lavonia High School
Royston Hi
Lavonia Lade
Royston
Ie Gama
Bowersville
Canon
Carneaville
Hartwell
Commerce
Maysville
Elberton
Cotton School Debate Friday Night At Agricultural College
Georgia debate at the Agricultural College Friday January 2 at 8 pm discusses reducing counties from 160 to 120. Savannah speakers Fred M. Gorfain and William G. Taliaferro argue for fewer counties. Madison’s James H. Chafin and Talmo’s Herbert H. Maddox oppose. Judges: R W Sizer Athens banker, B M Coulter Univ of Ga History, L M Carter State College of Agriculture Chemistry. Public invited. strong attendance expected.
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Agricultural College
Fred .M. Gorfain
William G. Taliaferro
Savannah
James H. Chafin
Madison
Herbert
H. Maddox
Talmo
R. W. Sizer
Athens
B. M. Coulter
History
University of Ga
L. M. Carter
State College of Agriculture
Farmers’ Conference
Clisons
Agricultural Club
Unclear fragment: San Francisco tenant dispute noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tenant in San Francisco and a person named Jobusen with a coercive or forced action context. Details are unreadable. cannot determine date, parties, or concrete event.
Georgia event outlines women's clubs and education meeting
Governor-elect addresses a crowd beyond a thousand attendees at the State Agricultural College event. Women speakers and leaders from Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and North Carolina Home Demonstration Work discuss roles for men and women in the community.
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State Agricultur Int College
L. G. Lardeman
Board of Trustees
University of George
Barrow
Soule
the Agricultural College
Dean Snelling
University
Moina Michaels
State Normal School
S. H. Starr
Tal Plain Experiment Station
Ton
Harvey
Federati Ms
Jane 8.McKinnon
North
Georgia
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Ja. We Farmer
I Emer
Nira
Cee
Federation of Women's
Left Handed Batters Supposed Superiority in 1922
Analysis of 1922 American League batting averages shows left handed hitters dominating the top 12, with nine southpaws among the leaders. Notable names include Speaker and Couch, while Warry Hellmann leads among right handers for the year. The pattern suggests a general edge for left hand batters in getting to first base.
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Sister
Couch
Speaker
Warry Hellmann
Detroit Tigers
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Lajoie
Heilmann
Miller
Athletics
Willams
Topin
Browns
Pipp
Yankees
Veach
Detroit
Galloway
Collins
Chicago
Bostin
Washington
Ted
Mother Goose and Old Lady visit Athens to stress child nutrition
J K Ailend reports that Mother Goose and the Old Lady who lived in a shoe visited Athens with many children to highlight poor nutrition and the need for proper supervision of children's diets. The Baxter Street School nutrition demonstrators and state farm conference attendees heard about better feeding as agents and workers pledged to spread the health message.
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Mother Goose
Athlens
Hale
Little Boy Blue
Po-Peep
Jack Horner
Tom -Tucker
Jack
Jill
Jack Horler
Miss Muffett
Athens
Baxter Street
Miss Matthews
State College of Agriculture
State Farm Conference
Turks to Receive Peace Pact Soon
Lausanne dispatch says a draft treaty with Turkey will be presented to Turkish representatives next Wednesday, with Allied delegations to depart two days later. If not signed by then, one Allied representative will remain to furnish information to Turkish delegates.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Turkey
Ga Grady Society Elects Officers
The Henry W. Grady Public Speaking Club at the university held its regular officer election Thursday night. The club's instructor and members participated as officers were chosen.
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Ga. Grady Society
Henry W. Grady
The
Afternoon Session Details At County Meeting
The report lists an afternoon session from 3:00 to 5:00 PM led by Miss Mary E Creswell focusing on coordination of Agricultural and Home Economics Work with Mrs Jane McKinnon and others, followed by an evening session discussing customs and related topics led by Dr De T. BM.
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McKinnon
W. G. Middlebrooks
Myrtle 8
Sanford Nominated for Vacancy on Supreme Bench
President Harding nominated United States district judge Edward T. Sanford of Tennessee for associate justice of the Supreme Court to fill the seat left by Justice Pitney. Sanford, 57, a Republican, has long served in law and public affairs, has taught at the University of Tennessee, and helped found Knoxville General Hospital. Senate action was expected soon with a judiciary committee subcommittee to review the nomination.
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Edward T. Sanford
United States
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Supreme Court
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Sanford
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Hardings
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Wilson
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Knoxville
Senate
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Nelson
Murder spree leaves Bakersfield couple killed in home
Alan Dinnigg ham's long list of axe murders and assaults leads to a grim discovery on Eighth Avenue and 25th where Lutette Jaro, 42, and wife Jose, 32, lay crushed victims. A milkman found them at 6:30 AM. An axe was the weapon. police say robbery likely not the motive. Mrs Gitellaro wore rings including a diamond.
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Alan Dinniggham
Lutette
Jaro
Jose
Eighth Avenue
Gueliaro
Probe on Piggly Wiggly stock corner under review
Chicago report details a probe by the Chicago Stock Exchange business conduct committee into alleged cornering of Piggly Wiggly Stores Class A stock. Investigation aims to verify if concentrated holdings harmed exchange interests, with recent trading volume and price noted while ownership structures are outlined.
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Piggly-Wiggly Stores, Inc
Chicago Stock Exchange
Mies
Board of Governors
Exchange
Chicago
Piggly- Wiggly Corporation
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