Grand Encampment of Georgia Odd Fellows Arrives
Delegates descend on Athens for the Grand Encampment meeting of the I O O F Encampment of Georgia at the Davison Nicholson Co hall corner Clayton and Jackson streets. Prominent figures R T Daniel of Griffin and T M Haynes of Savannah attend. C A Von der Lieth serves as grand secretary. officers listed with Bramblett, Hook, Stout, Teasley, Everidge among others. The program includes welcome addresses by Athens officials and Olivet Encampment, with Geo Hook delivering the response and a large local turnout expected.
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Grand Lodge
Georgia
The
Odd Fellows
Davison-Nicholson Co
Clayton
Jackson Streets
R. T
R. L Bramblett
Princeton
O. F
Geo. O. Hook
Alpharetta
R. L. Bramblett
Athens
E. H. Stout
Atlanta
W. H. Abbott
F. O. Teasley
J. B. Everidge
Columbus
Homer Ashley
Chas. T. Young
Odd
Olivier Encampment
C. A. von der Lieth
Geo. C. Hook
General Order of Business
Best Horse and Buggy Stolen From Oconee Street Lot
In broad daylight a large dark bay mule and a rubber tired Good buggy were stolen from the hitching area near the Hodgson Company on Oconee street. The thief selected the best mule and the best buggy, then left with the pair without a crew. The mule belonged to George D. Thomas and the buggy to Eugene Lampkin. Police were notified. The team was recovered later that night around 9:30, but the thief escaped arrest.
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Oconee Street
King- Hodgson Company
George D. Thomas
Oglethorpe County
Cherokee Corners
Eugene Lampkin
Wheel Replaced After It Was Stolen
Yesterday morning the wheel belonging to the Postal Telegraph Company's messenger, which had been stolen, was sneaked back to the lot where it was taken and left where the messenger boy had placed it. Elberta Peaches 50c the Basket Fancy Red Ripe Tomatoes. Irish Cobler Potatoes. ARNOLD & ABNEY.
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Postal Telegraph
Arnold & Abney
Pinkerton Agents Probe Athens Fraud Case Taint
A Pinkerton agent has been in the city tracking J C Moore the Athens insurance man accused of a large early year fraud. Investigators report Moore’s wife used the Athens post office under the name Mrs Linsey and say sensational developments may follow once the couple is located. The agency claims Moore is in another state and plans action upon locating him.
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Pinkerton
J. C. Moore
Athens
Linsey
Moore
Union
Board of Education Meeting Elects New Teachers
The regular monthly board meeting approved new hires Prof. Paul Anderson as utility teacher at the High School, Mrs. Harvey Seagraves and Miss Mamie McKie for night school at Nantahala Avenue, and Pauline McKinley and Susie Kroner for city school crops. A petition by colored citizens urged locating the new negro school at Reese and Church streets, with Prof. L. S. Clark invited to present his case. Contracts for additions to city school buildings were reviewed and accepted before adjournment.
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Board of Education
Bond
Paul Anderson
Harvey Seagraves
Mamie McKie
Nantahala Avenue
Pauline McKinley
Susie Kroner
Reese and
Church Streets
L. S. Clark
Knox Institute
Clark
Oriental Affair At Majestic Opens In This Section
At the Majestic today the Merry Maidens Tab Co presents for the first time in this section An Oriental Affair. It features a Chinese character novelty and trained dogs making their debut here. The company has been well received and is expected to draw good audiences throughout the week.
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Merry Maidens Tab. Co
Clarke Delegation 10 Opposes Abolition of Board
A large delegation from Clarke County leaves for Atlanta to oppose a bill by Representative Rhodes that would abolish the county board and require direct elections. They carry a petition with hundreds of signatures urging the committee not to favor the measure, arguing the current grand jury selection keeps politics out and preserves strong county leadership and finances. The Athens delegation will appear before the committee at 10 this morning.
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Clarke
Atlanta
Committee On County Affairs
Rhodes
Board of County Commissioner
Madison County
Athens
D W McGregor of Athens Died While Abroad in Scotland
D W McGregor, longtime Athens bookseller and pillar of local churches, died in Dundee Scotland at age sixty five while visiting his old home to regain health. He came to Athens in 1888, built a major book and stationery business, served as a deacon, Bible scholar, and leader in Tabernacle Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Jessie, a granddaughter, two sisters and a brother.
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Scotland
David W. McGregor
Dundee
Kuriemuir
McGregor
Athens
University
Kurriemuir
America
Florida
Atlanta
E. W. Burke
South
Old Home
Seafield Road
Jessie McGregor
Ernest McGregor
Betty McGregor
Mitchell
New York
Wm. McGregor
New Zealand
Woodmen of
New Tabernacle Baptist Church
Remember 6 Bells and Shop Before Six in Ath ens
The Banner reports Ath ens stores close at six but merchants restrict closing as crowds of ladies rush in near the hour. Sales staff are kept late, risking personal plans. The notice urges ladies to remember the six o'clock closing and aim to arrive earlier.
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Athens
Thone
Closing Hour Sales Appeal Delights Town Vendors
As shops extend hours to six o'clock to permit customers to finish purchases before closing, salesfolk anticipate a favorable response and increased activity. The move aims to accommodate late shoppers and boost daily takings.
Epting's Big Ben Special and Local Goods Ad
J. H. Epting Co and Jay H. Epting Co advertise daily bargains including Best Six Cord Spool Cotton at 3 cents per spool and fourteen inch Jardenites with pedestal for 10 cents. Old Fashion Pound Cake offered at 25 cents per pound. Dr. Westbrooks of Ila, Madison County, visits city to report progress on a road toward the Clarke County line.
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Epting
J. &. P. Coats
JAY H. Epting CO
Westbrooks
Ila
Madison County
Clarke County
Mercer University Eyes Dean Snelling as New President
A Mercer University president search in Macon named Dr. Charles M. Snelling, dean of Franklin College at the University of Georgia, among sixteen considered by a special committee. The panel, led by Judge J. G. McCall, will announce the chosen candidate after official notification and acceptance. Prof. J. F. Sellars would serve as interim president until then.
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C. M. Snelling
Mercer University
Macon
Col Snelling
University of Georgia
J. G. McCall
Board of Trustees
Brown House
Mercer
Judge McCall
J. F. Sellars
S. Y. Jameson
Charles M. Snelling
Franklin College
Athens
E. T. Holmes
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
W. L. Pickard
First Baptist Church
Savannah
T. W. McKelley
Raleigh
N. C
J. R. Jester
Broadway Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Texas
J. R. Straton
Seventh Baptist Church of
Baltimore
David M. Ramsey
Greenville Female College
Greenville
S. C
8. P. Hatton
Tampa
Fla
Mark Stidmore
Hanover
N. H
A. V. Whipple
Cordele
P. H. Mell
Atlanta
Clemson College
Clemson
8. C
Quitman
J. J. Bennett
H. L. Stapleton
Colquitt
A. D. Freemen
Newnan
E. Y. Mallary
D W McGregor Remembered As A Hardworking Merchant
A tribute recalls D W McGregor who died, praising his thrift, industry, and unassuming leadership. He inspired employees and aided the community in Athens, with kin in Dundee awaiting his final rest. His legacy as a worker, church member, and loyal citizen is honored.
Sweet Memorial Ode For Deceased Friend May
A funeral verse from M. G. Michael praises a deceased friend May, saying flowers will bloom for a life made better by him and that he rests in a distant place, free from pain, suffering, tears, and death, awaiting angels to guide him.
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Dunde
M. G. Michael
Langston Music House Opens After Saloons Past
Ath ens Georg ia readers are invited to visit Langston Music House at 187 Clayton Street. After a murder two years ago and a former nearby stand selling harmful goods, the store now offers musical instruments, music literature, and a rest room for ladies. The ad claims direct-from-manufacturer savings and courteous service in a religiously-secure business model.
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Clayton Street
Athens
Langston Music House
Clayton St
Athens, Georgia
Wire Bridge Picnic At Aycock's Ferry
Invitation to a Saturday August 2 picnic at Aycock's Ferry with baseball barbecue and a speech by Congressman S J Tribble. Bring friends for a day of rest and pleasure. Fresh country eggs advertised at 20 cents.
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Wire Bridge
Aycock’s Ferry
S. J. Tribble
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