Athens City Council Deals With Disorderly Conduct Appeals
At a meeting the Athens mayor and council reviewed appeals from last year over disorderly conduct charges against W Gann and Hal Mathews. Gann’s verdict stands, but the fine is reduced to 50 dollars or three months on the chain gang with a warning to seek the limit of the law if repeated. Mathews’ verdict is affirmed with a similar fine reduction and the mayor indicates he will levy the maximum allowed if the offense recurs.
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Miss Rutherford Lectures Monday in Athens
Under the Athens Woman's Clubs, Miss Mildred Rutherford will give an engaging lecture on Egypt at Lucy Cobb Institute Senny Stovall chapel. The talk supports the Tallulah Falls schools fund raised by Athens ladies, with broad local interest and appreciation.
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Dr and Mrs Holliday Return From New York
Athens friends cheer as Dr. and Mrs A Holliday return from Clifton Springs New York where they have spent some time. They were warmly welcomed home by scores of friends after their absence.
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Fireman Allgood resigns from city’s fire dept
At a mayor and council meeting the resignation of G F Allgood, long serving in the uptown fire department, was read and accepted. R K Summers was appointed to replace him. Allgood is praised as capable and efficient.
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Clarke County Commissioners to Meet Next Tuesday
Clarke county commissioners convene next Tuesday for their regular session to review routine business. They consider a proposed bill by Col Gamble to allow payment of court costs under defined conditions, following legal advice that current law bars such payments.
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The Winning Punch at Crystal Today
A young American girl torn between a French count and a college sweetheart is offered a deal by her father: earn a thousand dollars weekly. The boxing bout unfolds with suspense as her lover fights for the prize, ultimately winning the bout and the girl in a spectacular, exciting finish.
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Georgia Dairymen Convention Chooses Athens For 1910 Meetings
The fourteenth annual Georgia Dairymen and Stock Raisers Association session adjourned with strong support to make Athens the winter meeting site next year to leverage the State College of Agriculture labs barns and prize stock. Senator James D Price of Farmington was named president with Andrew M Soule of Athens as first vice president and a nine district board of directors. The group urged state meetings with horticultural and agricultural societies, semi annual gatherings, and railroad passes to members to promote farm progress across the state.
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Lyric Beautiful Presents Biography at Theatre Today
A one day special performance titled Bio graph Lyric Beautiful showcases For the Honor of His Family at the theatre. Sets LYRIC Sete stagecraft highlights a commemorative program blending poetry and drama for local audiences.
Joe Jones Died in Athens Buried at Penticost
The body of Mr. Joe Jones was brought here from Athens where he died and was buried at Penticost. He had resided with his family at Monroe for some time and leaves a wife and children. He was the uncle of Mrs. M H Lowe of this city.
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Statham News
County School Reports In Clarke County Today
Clarke county public schools prepare monthly year start reports under Capt. T H Dozier county school commissioner. Fourteen white and twelve colored schools operate with about thirty five teachers across twenty six schools. Attendance has been good despite cold weather. Clarke maintains a nine month term with plans for future growth and stability. Notable is the presence of only four white male teachers and no colored male teachers in the county.
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Death of J. W. Moore in Athens
Mr J W Moore died at his home 145 Barrett street Athens after a week long illness from pneumonia. Funeral at First Baptist church this afternoon at 3, body to Bowman for interment. Survived by wife, his parents, two children, six sisters and a brother. He was about 43, recently arrived in the city and worked in mercantile business on College avenue. Citizens praise his character and Odd Fellow allegiance.
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There Will Be Work in the Fellow Craft Degree Tonight
A Crystal Theatre notice promotes a Mason lodge called communication of Masonic Lodge Mount Vernon for a called meeting tonight at the Masonic hall to confer the Fellowcraft degree. The item notes several candidates on the road and ongoing work for the coming weeks. Also mentions Sealshipt Oysters from Norfolk available at Arngid and Abney.
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Mount Vernon
Movement for Athens Associated Charities Gains Momentum
Favourable comments poured in from diverse groups including churches, ministers, city and county officials, business and professional people, and many Athens women. A preliminary mass meeting at city hall launched planning for an Athens Associated Charities. A committee will study methods from similar groups, draft constitution and by laws, and name officers for the next meeting called by Rev. Dr HM. A larger turnout from busy businessmen is urged for the next session to enroll more volunteers.
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Associated Charities
Charles Phinizy Chosen Director of Southern Mutual
Yesterday morning at the weekly meeting of local directors of the Southern Mutual Insurance Company Charles H. Phinizy was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Captain Reuben Nickersons death. Phinizy, a leading business man in the Classic City, is a partner in Hardemann and Phinizy cotton factors and warehousemen and is closely connected with prominent firms. His selection is seen as a deserved compliment and he is expected to guide the institution with conservative influence.
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Elite Theatre Presents The Last Deal With Elite Orchestra
BIOGRAPH TODAY The Elite Theatre will show The Last Deal the latest Biograph Co. production and not elsewhere in the city. An organized orchestra will provide afternoon music from 4 to 6 and again in the evening. Attend for fine music and a top picture today or tonight. South Georgia Arnold and Abney note pumpkin pricing per bushel as context.
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