Local Classified Bits From Erwin & Co and Davison-Nicholson
A collection of notices including Erwin & Company notes on real estate and fire insurance, a call to divide fire insurance with J C Jeater, poultry supplies at Marriott's, a bargain 8 room house for sale at 866 River St, an automobile driver vacancy, 200 breeding Homer Pigeons for sale, a night watchman wanted at a livery stable, aluminum cookware caution, a Kanaga Club membership for sale, Miller Undertaking Co listings, a lost tan rain coat and rose car veil found at the auditorium, competent driver wanted, and Davison Nicholson Co recruiting notices.
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Annie B. Dorsey
Hill St
Short Notes of Interest From Local Advertisements
Local ad notes show Lipscomb Co promoting savings with 4 percent interest and deposits from $1, Athens Savings Bank. Also listings for rentals, used cars, shoe repair, Berkshire pigs, summer piano rentals, and small housing adds. Mentions Athens area merchants Martin Bros and Davison, with contact details and phone numbers.
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Bank IN
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Michael Brothers Company seeks dissolution of charter in Clarke County
In Clarke County Georgia the Michael Brothers Company petitions the Superior Court to dissolve the corporation intently surrender its charter and franchses. The stockholders meeting of June 1 1911 unanimously resolved to surrender and dissolve with assets sold to S and M G Michael who will carry on as a partnership under Michael Brothers. Simon Michael sworn as president filed April 11 1911 before Notary G C Davis Max Michael observed.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Michael Brothers Company
M. G. Michael
Michael Brothers
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Simon Michael
G. C. Davis
Notary Public Clarke Co
Max Michael
Petition for corporate dissolution filed in Clarke County
At Chambers Athens June 2 1911 attorney for petitioner. The petition asks surrender of Michaels Brothers Company charter and franchises to the State of Georgia and dissolution of the corporation. Objections may be heard July 22 1911 at Clarke County Court House. Judge Charles H Brand supervises. clerk E J Crawford certifies copy.
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Sherif
Clarke County
Georgia
Michaet, Brothers Company
Court House
Charles H. Brand
Superior Court
W. C
E. J. Crawford
Said County
Michael Brothers Company
State of Georgia
Will of James B. Rylee Probate Hearing Requested
Clarke County Georgia court of ordinary requires R L Rylee to appear for probate in solemn form of the late James B. Rylee. H M Rylee seeks as executor probate hearing at the court on the first Monday in July 1911. Heirs of law are required to appear.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Said
R. L. Rylee
James B. Rylee
H. M. Rylee
Four Phinizy Nieces Laureate In Georgia Will Case
Georgia Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling on the will of Harry Phinizy Athens. The court held the estate must be sold and the proceeds divided among four nieces Annie Martin Phinizy Eliza Pickens Phinizy Susan Welborn Calhoun and Annie Barrett Phinizy with each share reinvested maintaining principal for heirs upon their deaths.
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Harry Phinizy
Athens
Atlanta Journal
Hamond Johnson
Norfolk
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supreme Court
Lawer Court
Annie Martin Phinizy
Leonard Phinizy
Augusta
Eliza Pickens Phinizy
Quartet of Doctors From Georgia 1911
Four Georgia doctors named Roy Griffith Lombard Keb ley Sam Brock and William Gobet are described as composing a bright pair of consoles from Georgia who will enter Johns Hopkins to study medicine next term. The last named hails from the vintage of 09 at Georgia, with a previous trip from this year’s grade crop at the University. Bill Anderson will probably be there as well.
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Roy Griffith
Lombard Kebley
Sam Brock
William Gobet
Georgia
Lterm
Johns Hopkins
University
Bill” Anderson
Georgia captain to enter Harvard for law in 1911 fall
The state champion captain Paul Bartlett from Georgia, winner of the S I A A baseball title, will join Harvard University next fall to pursue a law course.
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Paul Bartlett
Georgia
Harvard University
Trio of Georgians to study medicine at Columbia University
Messrs. William Happ, William S. Jones, and Richard H. Johnstone will study medicine next year at Columbia University in New York City. They made good records at Georgia and will likely maintain them at the metropolitan university.
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Messrs
William Happ
William S. Jones
Richard H. Johnstone
Columbia University
New York City
Georgia
Metropolitan University
Mason's Jars and Schram Self Sealing Jars Offered
Local supplier advertises Mason jars and Schram Automatic Self Sealing jars in pint quart and half gallon sizes. Includes fruit jars jelly tumblers jar tops rubbers preserving kettles. Call to place orders.
Poultry Meeting Draws Large Crowd At City Hall
The Southern Poultry Association held its regular monthly meeting at the city hall despite warm weather. Reports showed strong member enthusiasm for a record fall poultry exhibit in the South. Speakers included Carlisle Cobb on Bantams and W T Forbes on White Leghorn detailing costs and profits.
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Southern Poultry Association
South
Carlisle Cobb
W. T. Forbes
Witman to Study Law at Columbia University
Mangus J Witman of Macon and valedictorian of the class of 1911 will attend Columbia University in the fall to study law. He expects to return to Macon to make his home after completing his course.
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Mangus J. Witman
Law
Columbia
Macon
Columbia University
the Falls
Mrs Woodie Frierson Improves at St Marys Hospital
Mrs Woodie Frierson is improving at St Marys and hopes to be at home in a few days, signaling a positive early recovery after her admission.
Post Office House With Ten Rooms On Large Lot
Two story ten room residence with necessary out-buildings described as on lot 75 225 feet in size. Property details imply ample space and potential for postal operations or related activities. Local records note the substantial eight to ten room dwelling suitable for large households ormixed-use purposes in a village setting.
Senior Law Class This Year Had a Champ Keg Rearick
Music of the senior law class at the University of Georgia highlights Keg Rearick as a standout. He left for Dallas to work summer commissions with Frank G. Jester Realty, selling eleven town lots in days and earning ongoing income while finishing a law diploma. Rearick is noted for leadership in Demosthenian, Jeffersonian, and Sphinx societies, with plans for graduate law studies in the North next fall. His father resides in Collins, Georgia.
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Keg Rearick
Smash
Millard Rewis
University of Georgia
Texas
Frank G. Jester Realty Company
Dallas
Rewis
Lone Star State
Lewis
Jeffersonian Law Society
Demosthenian Society
Sphinx
Collins
Georgia German Club Elects Officers for 1912
The University German Club elected next year’s officers: Augustus Sparks president, Dana Belser vice president, and Paul Blanchard secretary and treasurer. They succeed William Dancy as president, Lyman Battolph as vice president, and J. P. Jones as secretary and treasurer. The club plays a leading social role in Athens and recent retiring officers organized dances, including the senior hop that ran until daybreak.
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University Georman Club
Augustus Sparks
Dana Belser
Paul Blanchard
William Dancy
Lyman Battolph
J. P. Jones
Athens
Henderson Lanham to Go to Harvard
The first honor man of the law class graduating this week at the University will watch Shorty Brooks play second base in Rome before likely entering Harvard for his master's degree after vacation.
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Rome
Shorty” Brooks
Harvard
Foley's Kidney Remedy for chronic kidney trouble
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder troubles. It tends to regulate and control kidney and bladder action and is healing, strengthening and bracing. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley
Mrs Francis Patat Buried Yesterday in Oconee Cemetery
Mrs Francis Patat of this city was buried yesterday afternoon at Oconee cemetery after dying unexpectedly the night before. She leaves two sons Messrs Phil and James Patat. A devout Christian woman, she was aged and well regarded by friends who attended the funeral. Miss Nellie Gardner is visiting her brother in Greenville C for a week or two.
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Phil
James Patat
Oconee
Patat
Nellie Gardner
Mr. W. J. Gardner
Greenville
S. C
Fourth of July excursion rates to Miami Central of Georgia
Tickets go on sale July 1 to 4 with final return limit July 8, 1911. Information via telephone 640. H R McLean, commercial agent.
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MIA Central OF Georgia
H. R. McLean
Woman of today gains health from correct living
The advertisement extols the benefits of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for improving digestion. It urges readers to seek the tablets from all dealers, claiming they enhance health, temperament, eye brightness, and overall vitality through better digestion.
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Chamberlain
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Episcopal Church
Erwin & CO
Neal Estate
Erwin & Company
J. C. Jeater
R. O. Starick
Cafe Royal
Marriutt
River St
Davison
Nicholson Co
T. W. Powell
Boulevard
A. V. Deadwyler
A. A. Johnson
Kanaga Club
Hendersonville
N. C
H. c. Stockdell
Miller Undertaking Co
Davison-Nicholson Co
Rire
Lipscoms & Co
Real Estate—Lipecoms & Co
Lipscomb & Co
Couch Street
Athens Motor Car Co
Tal
Martin Bros
Clayton St
Davison- Nicholson Co
Berkshire
G. F. Stephenson
Trimont Inn
Franklin
Sumor School
T. J. Wooster
Cobb Street
Ernest Jester
Lyndon
Chambers
Athens, Ga
Phiaizy
Annie Barrett Phinizy
Wil of
HT. Huggins
Aun
Cc. A. Scudder
Jeweler
Nished
Sary
William S. Barwick
Broad Street
Bond
M. J. Witman
Macon, GA
Henderson Lanham
Francis Patat
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