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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1912

Page

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Wilson Nominated for President at Democratic Convention

Baltimore July 2 Wilson was nominated on the forty sixth ballot with 1 029 votes to 59 for Clark. Underwood withdrew and Bankhead spoke urging unity and praising Underwood's stance against sectionalism while pledging support for the eventual Democratic nominee.

New Marshall Baltimore Wilson— Bryan Preston Gov Burke Champ Clark Woodrow Will‘son United States Wilson Clark Barkhead Oscar Underwood Foss Underwood Missaguri Vane Washington Bankhead

Unit System for City and County Schools Discussed

A meeting of the board of education reviewed the proposed county unit school system bill. Mr Se Pittard and Rev W M Vile attended to aid in assessing the plan. If approved, the nine months term could be used countywide, mirroring city operations and benefiting local children.

Board of Education Poe County Se Pittard W. M. Vile County Board For Education Svery

Athens Saving Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend

The Athens Savings Bank announced a semiannual dividend of 3.00 dollars per share. Cashier SG A Mell stated the payout aligns with the bank’s stable earnings and emphasizes its strong financial position in the city and state.

Athens Savings Bank SG. A. Mell

Boy struck by unknown car at Hancock and Pulaski

Late yesterday evening Arthur Cox Jr., fourteen, son of Capt. Arthur Cox of the Southern Railway, was run over by an auto with a woman passenger near Hancock avenue and Pulaski street. The driver did not stop nor offer aid. The bicycle was recovered, the boy walked home, and his injuries proved serious though not fatal.

Hancock Avenue Pulaski Street Arthur Cox, Jr Arthur Cox Southern Railway G. A. Booth Pulaski

Banner Plans Improvements for News and Mechanical Service

The Banner announces purchase of another linotype machine to enhance news service and foreign and local coverage. Arrival soon, installation will enable major improvements. Since 1832 the paper has served Athens and Clarke county and will continue to strive for progress and growth with public support.

Banner Athens Clarke County

Rev T T Twitty at West End Church

Rev T T Twitty preaches each evening this week at the West End Baptist Church. His sermons are described as strong clear reflections from the Book and messages he brings, aiming to go straight to the heart of the gospel.

T. T. Twitty West’ End Baptist Church

Community gatherings grow as meetings draw bigger crowds

Interest rises in local meetings and congregations fill increasingly at every session. Residents are invited to attend. Butter Beans, Young tender coin. Phone 1076 Arnold.

Arnold

Pound Takes Charge of Gordon Institute in Barnesville

Over two hundred Summer School students arrive as M. Pound, recently elected president, assumes duties at Gordon Institute. He arrives with his wife and children and moves into Winnie Davis Memorial while Branson relocates on Milledge Avenue. The campus home is prepared for occupancy.

Peebsdie Toed Mene Eens M. Pound Gordon Barnesville Georgia Winnie’ Davis Branson Milledge Avenue

Independence Day Observed In Athens

The article notes Athens will observe Independence Day with banks and other places closed. The Declaration of Independence may be read at summer school chapel or assembly, with simple commemorations likely planned for the republic’s birthday.

Glenn Lodge O O F installs officers for second half year

Glenn lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed its officers for the latter half of the year. Electives included T. K. Crane N G W A Church W G and H L Garbold Rec Sec. Appointed officers like W H Parnell RSNG and others were installed. Refreshments followed at Citizens Pharmacy across from the lodge.

Glenn Lodge Independent Order of’ Odd Fellows T. K. Crane N. G W.A. Church W. G H. L. Garbold W. H. Parnell W. Anthony N. Go Geo. Tucker Patat C. G Guardian Willie Saye Geo John B. Gamble Citizens Pharmacy

Excursion Rates via Railway Details

Excursion rates announced for railway trips with final return information and full details listed for travelers planning a jaunt by train.

Y M C A Downs S. M. C. A. In Close Baseball Victory

The Y M C A team defeated the Southern Manufacturing huskies 5 to 3 at Herty Field. McDonald pitched a strong game allowing five hits while Brown contributed two hits and played on the mound for the S M C squad.

Herty Field Souther Manufacturing Neverslet Forett McDonald Brown Georgia

Orphean Quartette Pleasing the People

The Orphean Musical Troupe gave delightful programs at the chapel on campus under the summer school chatauqua course. The male quartet impressed with specialty instrument work and earned gracious encores from the audience.

Prayer Meeting at First Methodist Led by Presiding Elder

The regular mid week prayer service at First Methodist Church will be held this afternoon at 5 o clock in the Sunday school rooms. Rev B P Allen the presiding elder of the Athens district will conduct the meeting and all are invited to attend.

First Methodist Church B. P. Allen Athens

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