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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

2

Hugh Gordon Endorses Tallulah YMCA Camp Initiative

Athens leader Hugh H. Gordon Jr describes the Tallulah Falls YMCA camp as a comprehensive, cost effective program offering four weeks of wholesome outdoor life for boys and girls under skilled supervision. He praises water safety, sanitation, secluded cabins, trained cooks, and the camp’s role as a permanent Athens asset with broad regional reach. Gordon plans to send his sons for the four week session and emphasizes favorable location 1800 feet up, near a private lake with canoes.

Hugh H. Gordon, Jr Tallulah Falls Macenay Athens Georgia Tam _svery Atlanta South D. H. DuPree Y. M. Cc Iit Amelia

Miners Shot En Route to Work at Catherine Coal Mine

A miner was killed and another wounded Tuesday morning when an automobile carrying six miners was fired upon from the hills near Uniontown Belmont County near Laferty. Four escaped injury as shooting lasted only moments before attackers fled. The Catherine Coal Mining Co operates three strip mines in the region amid a recentApril 1 strike and ongoing disturbances.

Bringeport Ohio Catherine Coal Zining Company Uniontown Laferty Belmont County Catherine Company

Removal of wounded in war now big problem

Herrin Illinois dispatch reports removal of wounded non union workers from the Lester strip mine hospital poses a safety risk. Twelve of sixty six guards and workers remain hospitalized with gunshot wounds and bandages. Fear of further violence if unprotected triggers calls for state troops to restore order and protect inmates and others from rioters.

Herrin III Associated Press Williamson County Illinois Lester Strip Herrin Allen P. Findley Chicago Attocks Lester Melvin Irhaxton

Farewell Service for Rev Faust in Winder Georgia

Special to Banner Herald Winder Georgia Rev W H Faust pastor of the First Baptist preached his farewell sermon Sunday All city churches canceled meetings joining in a citywide farewell service with participants from many churches and local organizations including Rev E L Shelnutt Rev W E Bray Rev J R Brookshire Mr John M Williams Mrs A D McCurry Judge G A Johns Prof J P Cash Rev J W McWhorter and all church choirs taking part in the singing

Banner-Herald Winder W. H. Faust First Baptist Christian Church E L. Shelnutt Wesleyan Church W. E. Bray Second Baptist Church J. R. Brookshire Winder First Baptist Church John M. Williams A. D. McCurry G. A. Johns J. P. Cash Appalaches

War veteran McCarty dies after fifty operations

Atawisa Pd Herbert Mc Carty 28, a 9 veteran of the seventy ninth division, lost a four year fight for life after nearly fifty operations to heal wounds from a machine gun blast near armistice. He endured multiple major surgeries, was cited for bravery, and had bullets removed from his body.

Atawisa Herbert McCarty Mfe McCarty Beni

Banner-Herald offers $1000 Travel Accident policy to subscribers

The Banner-Herald announces a full coverage plan with National Casualty Company for every registered subscriber. Through Hickey-Mitchell Co. in St. Louis, readers pay the regular 45 cent monthly rate and receive a paid-up $1,000 travel accident policy mailed to them.

Banner-Herald National Casualty Company of Detroit Hickey-Mitchell CO St. Louis United States National Casualty Company America Athens Herald Wyen Am Sc ‘Weela Strian

Insurance Coverage and Benefits for Bodily Injury Death

Policy coverage details a $250 death benefit if bodily injury from a vehicle on a public highway is the sole cause of death. It outlines accident indemnity for total disability up to three months at $10 per week and a Communication and Emergency Benefit to notify relatives and arrange care if the insured cannot communicate, with expenses capped at $100.

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