Remarkable case of boy with buckshot in heart
Lawrence Setterfield twelve of Bloomingdale New Jersey survived seven buckshot pellets lodged in heart muscle after a hunting accident on May 1. Doctors at Paterson General hospital called it one of the most remarkable cases in Passaic County. The boy left the hospital two weeks later declaring he was well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Lawrence Setterfield
Bloomingdale
Paterson General Hospital
Samuel Thompson
Thompson
Passaic County
Thompson Yatman
William Yaturn
Yatman
William Yatman
General Hospital
Betterfield
Blade
Joseph Setterfield
William
Fireworks promised by Smalls friends
Chicago dispatch reports that friends of Governor Smalls promise “plenty of fireworks” in the next hours after his counsel telegraphed Sangiton County Sheriff Mester that the governor will accept service of a warrant charging embezzlement of state funds. The plan is to keep Smalls in custody while the warrant is served and a habeas corpus writ is pursued, potentially forcing the attorney general to show cause why the governor should be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Friends of Governor
Mester
Sangitmon County
Springfield
Overnor
Small
Pellagra reports denied by Georgia senators in senate
Georgia senators introduced and passed a resolution denouncing widespread pellagra fear mongering as damaging to the state and urging press cooperation to deny the stories. Meanwhile federal officials faced pushback from southern groups amid headlines of a pellagra threat across the cotton belt with mixed state health board reports and political commentary from Georgia and South Carolina figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Atlanta
Georgia
Weaver
Washington, D. C
Harding
Public Health Service
Red Cross
Cotton Belt
Cumming Gald
CwiMie
Senator Dial
South Carolina
Dial
Harris
Dr. Cumming
Georgi
Tle
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Baptists Meet In Florida In 1922 Convention Nears
A garbled note indicates the Soumy Convention gathering in Florida during 1922 with Baptist leaders set to meet on a Wednesday. The incomplete text mentions La Ville and Florida in a church association context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Florida
la Ville
Athens Canoeing in Athens a quirky rainbound sport
A lighthearted column describes canoeing in Athens as a developing pastime, noting a muddy stretch behind the courthouse on Hancock Avenue between Thomas and Jackson streets. The piece urges provision of boats for local distress during damp weather and riffs on local scenery and humor. It also highlights a child prodigy, James K. Jewell of Monroe, North Carolina, who excels academically and athletically during a train ride to Atlanta. It closes with a vignette about athletic girls on College Avenue and the fashion obsessed public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hancock Avenue
Thomas and
Jackson Streets
Atlanta
James K. Jewell
Monroe
N. C
Ine
James
James Jew
College Avenue
Katr
District Editors Meet Here Soon
The reorganized Eighth District Press Association will hold its first convention in Athens on August 5. Kenost Camp, president, asked Chamber secretary B W Carroll to notify if rooms could be used. The group, formed in 1919, aims to become a driving force in northeastern Georgia’s press and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
Presa Association
Athens
Jetter
Chamber of Commerce
Kenost
Camp
B. W. Carroll
Jack Patterson
Atlanta
Second Installment Golf Tourney Nears Semi Finals
The Golf Illustrated cup second installment reaches the semi finals with Joel Weir facing Ben Barrow and Carlton Jester meeting Mrs Morton Lledgson. Weir Barrow match set to start Wednesday afternoon at Cloverhurst course. date for the other match not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Weir
Ben Barrow
Carlton Jester
Morton Lledgson
Weir-Barrow
Cloverhurst
Cup Trophy Tournament Bracket Puts Two Winners Ahead
The article notes two matches will determine who advances to later rounds this week or next to decide who will engrave their name on the trophy. Mrs Barrow has already won the first installment and her name is on the cup. Two more tournaments remain, with winners to be inscribed, and the four names on the cup will compete for permanent possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester
Ben Barrow
Night schools in Athens show growth in 1920 21
The Athens city school system reports growth in night education for 1920 21 with new programs including a vocational night school for contracting and blueprints at the Oconee street school, an adult beginners class, and a Negro night school started in February in East Athens. A night trade school for colored ex service men is funded by a 5500 state Y M C A appropriation in Atlanta. Total enrollment reached 4014, with 2300 white and 1714 Negro students. Seven new teachers were elected for high and grammar schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Bond
Board of Education
Oconee Street
East Athens
Atlanta
Bond
Alice Barrowa Fernandez
United States Board of Education
Athens
Rammar
Marion Gaertner
Ruby Anderson
Eilish
Mary Pittard
Depar
Marge Allen
Uss
Ammar
Amateur Night Shines at Palace Theatre Victory for Young Dancers
A capacity Palace audience enjoyed Tuesday's 9 o'clock show with seven year old Louise Jackson winning first prize in dancing. Six and a half year old Minnie Cutler won second, Nellie Foster earned third after singing, while Marguerette Morris, Frances Bond, Florence Colle, Roswell Mallory and a quartet including Daniela, Kinne brew, Morris and Kaldahl also performed. The manager promises another feature night next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naor He Palace Theatre
Louise Jackson
Minnie Cutler
Nellie Foster
Misa Marguerette Morris
Frances Bond
Florence Colle
Winterville
Roswell Mallory
Christine Hood
Messia
George Daniela
O. Kinnebrew
Zeke Morris
H. M. Kaldahl
Thursday Story and Play Hours at Red Cross Home
Red Cross auspices hold Thursday afternoon story and play sessions at 5 o'clock at 129 Wandell Street home of Mrs Sidney eRaves with Miss Josephine Jones in charge University summer school. Regular story hour opens Thursday 4 30 with activities. Abe Joel Harry Kandell and Company will be in Watkinsville Ga for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Sidney eRaves
Wandell Street
Josephine Jones
University Summer School
Winterville
Abe Joel
Harry Kandell
Professor Bond Goes On Short Vacation
Superintendent G. G. Bond of the city schools is away on a brief vacation until next Sunday or Monday. He traveled to Monroe to join Professor Henry Pike of the A and M school for a joint automobile tour through the area. Bond and Professor Walker have practiced this kind of leave for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Bond
Monroe
Henry Pike
A. and M
Bond
Walker
Personal notes of local business figures on short trips
Mr. T. L. Elder of the Dorsey Clothing Co. will return Thursday after a few weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson will leave Saturday for a trip north and return in a few weeks. L. P. Palmer of the Palmer Drug Stores enjoys a two week stay in New York with business. M. G. Michael of Michael Bros. is on a buying expedition in New York and will return in a few days. Earnest Michael of Michael Bros. will return home soon from a New York business trip. Isaac Simpsons and H. L. Wood of the Johnson Shoe Company motored to Tybee and will be away this week, Miss Eron Daley of Johnson Shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Elder
The
Dorsey Clothing Co
Mrs. A
Johnson
L. P. Palmer
Palmer Drug Stores
New York
Earnest Michael
Michael Bros
Isaac Simpsons
H. L. Wood
Johnson Shoe Company
Tybee
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Sait
Matt St. Root
Howard Ward
Ait Aldum
Oscar Anderson
Pedestriang
Safe Inn
Smalls Friends
Illinois
Pellagra
S.F Pirkle
Winder
James Green
Hahtra, Ga
City
Smith and Son
Shannon
Association
Paernisteesner Associaion
Palace Great Hit
Rel
Michigan
Celesta McVicker
Macon
Congress
Watkinsville
L. M. Steele
Davison Nicholson Co
J. R. Northcutt
Dorsey Furniture Co
Lakemar, Ga
Dorsey
Frank Collins
Tom Forrester
Pr. H. R. Palmer
Madison
Masonic Order
J. H. Dorsey
White and
Hall Counties
Edward Dorsey
Fickett
C. A. Scudder
At Scudder
H. H. Linton
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Mr. A. Parr
J. L. Morris Music Co
Chula, Ga
J. L. Morris
Augusta
Savannah
Professor Bond
Eron Daley
Johnson Shoe
Uttle Black Rlacew Press
Fort Mama
Union Buits
Min
Andy
Uncle Bim
the Athens Banner
Center, GA
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