Jury Selected in Nine Bank Case Against Griffin and McCrary
Clarke superior court spent yesterday selecting a twelve man jury from 149 summoned names for the first of nine cases against J W Griffin and R H McCrary of the Athens Trust and Banking Company. The trial concerns receiving deposits after insolvent knowledge and embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Clarke
J. W. Griffin
R. H. McCrary
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Crawford
Col
Cliff Walker
Griffin
McCrary
Stat
W. Russell Canning
Citizens’ Bank
L. H. Nicholls
Oconee Heights
E. A. Lampkin
R. B. Dixon
Athens Mutual Fire Insurance Company
E. Howard Scott
W. H. Weatherly
Athens
Rufus S. Crane
Jos. Couch
James Fuller
Prince Avenue
Max Hubert
Lumpkin Street
S. E. Suddeth
Sandy Creek
J. W. Williams
Wolf House
Hancock Avenue
RH. McCrary
Funeral for Mr Elliott Fears to be held in Athens
The funeral for Mr Elliott Fears, 39, a Greene County native and Athens resident in the livery business, will be held today at 10 at his residence and cemetery services follow. Pallbearers include J. C. Williams and others. interment in Oconee cemetery. Survived by parents, two sisters, and five children. The article notes auto and carriage requests to transport elderly attendees to the 10 o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Parks Fears
Prince Avenue
Franklin Street
E. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
J. C. Williams
William Scott
Jack Talmadge
Victor Oliver
Charles Goodrum
Charles Baugh
Price Hinton
Rufus Crane
Oconee Cemetery
Mr. Fears
Greene County
Athens
J. P. Fears
First Methodist Church
Walter Mealor
Newnan
Henry Kenney
Macon
Greensboro
Green County
C. A. von der Lieth
This City
H. C. Kenney
Jennie Wilson
Lizzie Gerdine
Elliott
Calvin
Leila May
Leila Parr
Calvin Parr
Ior
Jesus
Christ
Butler
God
Tabernacle
Brother Dew
Heidler Brothers Host Atlanta Laundry Owners
Guests from Atlanta arrive in Athens to visit the Heidler Brothers of the Athens Steam Laundry. They spend the day and night at the ideal three mile camp enjoying outdoor life and fishing on a hot day.
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Atlanta
Heidler Brothers
Athens
H. Brothers
Citizens Bank Stockholders Meet July 2 1913
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Citizens Bank & Trust Company will be held at its office on College avenue at 3 p m on July 2 1913.
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Citizens Bank & Trust Company
College Avenue
Stone's Try Morning Joy Coffee and Grocery Ad
Stone offers coffee and fresh groceries with prices on fries eggs beans lemons and lard. Arnold and Abney advertise corn chips and jars while a court session warns jurors to report by 9 AM amid high interest in a bank case involving its officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Athens
Educational Work At the Y M C A Board Meeting
The Young Women's Christian Association of Athens plans an educational program. On Saturday at 6 p m the board will meet at the Villa Milledge avenue to organize the Educational Committee and launch a citywide instruction campaign. A new class for all members will form after the building is completed, following Miss Geary’s Blue Ridge plan.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Milledge Avenue
Ens
Young Women’s Christian Association
Athens
Geary
Blue Ridge Association
Black Mountain
N. C
M. Rutherford
Georgia Legislature Organizes with Anderson Senate Boss and Burwell Speaker
Atlanta June 25 The Georgia legislature for 1913 14 opens with J Randolph Anderson elected Senate president and William H Burwell named Speaker of the House both unanimously. Senator Spinks withdraws support for Judge Allen and Anderson receives warm, graceful backing from his rival on the opening ballot.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. Randolph Anderson
Senate
William H. Burwell
Hancock County
House
Allen
Spinks
Northen
Judge Allen
Stark
Mr. Anderson
Seven Georgia Stars Lose to Cordele Squad in 1913
Georgia football faces a tough season as Timon Bowden signs with Cordele in the Empire State League and will not return to campus. With Peacock Lucas Covington Parrish Conklin Bowden Sancken gone, Cunningham must cobble a winner, while Paddock and Henderson are rumored unlikely to return for September. Cordele beat Georgia 1 to 0 as Bowden shifts to right field for the Cordele club.
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Georgia
Cordele
Timon Bowden
Bowden
Peacock
Lucas
Covington
Parrish
Conklin
Sancken
Cunningsham
Henderson
A Close Shave at the Masonic Lodge Tonight
The Mount Vernon Free and Accepted Masons invite all to a regular meeting this Thursday night at the usual hour. Side degrees will be conferred with witnesses present, though some spectators may be excused from the degree work. Visitors, old men, and cripples are welcome to attend.
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Masonic Lodge
Mount Vernon
Georgia High School Contest Sets Athens July Meet
Entrants from several districts gather for the Georgia high school boys and girls contest in Athens on July 3 and 4 to determine state champions in declamation spelling recitation essays and athletics. Lists from districts prep for the State Process of Elimination with entrants from Statesboro Norman Park Dawson Marietta Gainesville Athens and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Athens
J. S. Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
High
Stewart
Wm, Roach
Statesboro
Eason Cross
Springfield
J. H. Baskin
Norman Park
Jim Lowery
Dawson
Maddon Hatcher
Henry Eubanks
Union City
Morris Kelley
Gordon Institute
Robert Harris
Marietta
Irvin Levy
George Estees
Gainesville
Lloyd Wilhaite
Masonic entertainment and vestry meeting noted
Mount Moriah and The Ice King acts are planned by Past Master Will Dorsey and Ed Paine with Jerome Michael. The Step of Fate and The Mark of Identification are to be presented by Capps & Forrester. A Close Shave concludes the program by McKinnon & Sheehee. Emmanuel Parish Vestry holds its regular meeting at the Rectory Thursday at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Moriah
Will Dorsey
Ed Paine
Jerome Michael
P. M. W. F. Dorsey
Capps & Forrester
McKinnon & Sheehee
Emmanuel Parish
Troy Beatty
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McCrary Jury
W. R. Canning
L. H. Nichols
E. H. Scott
Crane
Jos
J. D. Williams
Arated
E. K. Lumpkin
Ed. Lumpkin, Jr
Woolver M. Smith
H. M. Rylee
John B. Gamble
Aloo
Brand
Supreme Court
Taber
Bomar
Evangelist Dew
Sen
Stockholders’ Meeting
Stone’s
Arnold & Abney
THE
Y. W
Anderson
Mack
Sheheei
Laurie Caldwell
Amy Childs
Toccoa
Etta Donen
Claudia Hood
Pembroke
Chuta Teapnell
Metter
Miss Eunice Vanlandingham
Cairo
Elizabeth Allen
Americus
Sallie L. Chapman
Robie Lowe
Lithonia
Olivia Brown
Samillee Lowe
Washington
Ruth Edwards
Ruth Hargrave
Boys
Ellis Lanier
Miller
A. B. Stapler
Victor Geiger
Albany
Frazier Durrett
Chas. Traylor
Willie Little
Decatur
Dupont Wright
Ville
Howard Wums
Rome
Joe B. Haley
Elberton
Clarence McDorman
Blasingame
Kathleen McCrean
Annie Norman
Myrtle White
Conyers
Marion Williams
Sarah Hogg
Cedartown
Bessie Ballard
Eatonton
Emma O. Reed
Winder
Shearing
Birdie M. Hodges
Wallace Hurst
Mary Peacock
Thomas Ga
Sarah King
Fitzgerald
Myrtle Kilcrease
Lame Whitaker
Helen Walton
Gussie Philpot
Kelso Mullins
Emily Dickery
Mildred Stembridge
Urdies
Phillips
Cuthbert
Hair
St. Elmo Bryan
White
Gordon Howell
Roy Johnson
Madison
Pickett
Santee
G. F. Bundick
Whelchel
Ashburn
Geo. Phillips
Donaldson
C. Davis
Fred McWhorter
Walter Neville
M. T. Balle
Pat Smith
M. S. Bell
Grady Chapman
Austin Downs
M. J. Kirkland
N. E. Marshburg
Willie Hammock
Newton
Locus Grove
Bruce Woodruff
Darlington
Felix Avery
M. Noble Patrick
Jefferson
E. E. Hardin
Doyle Dasher
Frank Benson
Dunnoch
Lanier
Restly Christian
Chas
Merck
W. T. Edmunds
Grover Lane
Glenn Rayman
Fred Hallam
Samuel Veal
Gregory
Lawier
Henry Edgar
W. Johnson
Noble Patrick
Hodges
Mobley
Pat Smith, A
M. Ross
Plains
N. E. Marshburn, Jr
Hilsman
Clarence Shay
Cartersville
M. Sylvia Ray
M. Hodges Mobley
Atanas
Au Yaravash
M. Rayman
Means
Henry Edge
Howard Gibson
Otto Terrell
Stanley Lytle
Bunch Beete
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