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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented weather bulletin notes a small temperature shift across the Georgia area with light showers in a few locations. It mentions ongoing unsettled conditions in the lower lake region and western sections, with the rest of the belt experiencing variable but not severe weather.
Mixed early 20th century classified snippets list rental offers job postings and service requests. Entries note furnished rooms for rent occupancy needs and legal notices. Names addresses or business references appear with brief contact details and building locations in Athens Georgia areas.
Roadster in perfect condition advertised for sale with a bargain price. Viewable at 53 Broad Street. Additional nearby vehicle listing mentions a ton truck and banner routine terms. Contact details partially legible.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to community members and sponsors for support. Also lists auto repair shops and garages in Athens area with contact details and services. Includes farm loans notice and stockholders meeting for Commercial Bank of Athens plus a reward notice for barn arson investigation and funeral director contact information.
In pursuance of an order of E Howell Cobb Referee in Bankruptcy the matter of Abraham Dechovitz bankrupt, five passenger Stephens Automobile and a Reo Auto Delivery Wagon will be sold in Athens Georgia on Thursday June 30 1921 at 12 o'clock noon cash terms subject to the Referee's order. Auto in Atlanta and the Reo in Comer but both to be in Athens the day of sale. For inspection inquire of the mercantile or Cashier of Comer C HA Ferris Atlanta Ga CA Cobb Athens Ga B T Moseley Danielsville Ga Trustees Erwin Erwin Nix Green Michael and E B Pomeroy Attorneys.
Train schedule snippet shows Seaboard Air Line Line runs Birmingham to Atlanta at 6 65 am and Washington to New York at 6 55 am with further notes for Norfolk to Wilmington 6 66 pm and a late entry about Heron popularity in Germany tied to remittance concerns from the Indianapolis News.
The report notes a lively Athens event with Georgia Troopers and local players showing strong fielding and batting skills. Mentions Nelson, Hopkins, McDormand, Bradwell and Dean among performers. highlights water carnival at the Y on Friday night with swimming demonstrations and races.
Abney and Co combination relish fight headlines from Strand starting at 1 30 p m. Page text shows limited readable fragments about Beane and Yellow Squall, with references to Cal Cabbage Order and cartysconly. Partial phrases indicate a local boxing or entertainment event with uncertain details.
The Georgia National Guard officers and organization were recognized by the federal authorities in the past week. Names include Captain Joseph B. Slicer of cavalry in Atlanta, First Lieutenant Theodore Goulbsby of cavalry in Atlanta, and First Lieutenant Charles Gumr Son of infantry in Atlanta. Troop C, First Separate Battalion, cavalry, Atlanta. The required examination for recognition was waived for Lieutenant Thompson.
Frank Jackson of Atlanta preached at Winder 2nd Baptist Church in Winder Ga on June 28 special report notes his status as a leading Baptist figure. The piece cites prior success with a large gathering and mentions L Brock guiding the event with prospects for many additions.
Athens lawyers are urged to attend Barrow Superior Court amid a garbled OCR notice listing case entries and calendar items. The fragmented text mentions a Barrow count and references to filings and scheduling, with unclear dates.
The grand jury foreman was elected as a large docket looms with two full weeks of court. Notable visiting attorneys from Athens include Cols. Abit Nix Geo C Thomas John C Strickland and Thos J Shackelford.
The Christian church invited attendees to an evening showing of a new moving picture. Patrons expected a surprise feature at the Palace theatre, with a large crowd predicted and plans noted for an 8:30 start. Local notables Buddie Beegar and Mrs Walter Jones were seen among the attendees.
The fragmentary OCR item lists county officials including Sheriff, Clerk of Superior Court, Ordinary, Coroner and a county court advertisement. It references Jackson and Crawford and a county court context with a sheriff and coroner named R. C. Orr. The readable text is sparse and non-narrative.
Performers Yow Morton and Hoge alongside Lewis Smith on sax delivered an upbeat set. The trio, with a lively rhythm section, drew a receptive crowd as they riffed in a cool, jazzy style.
Athens resident Clarence E. Wesley received the Victory Medal for World War service after enlisting at age 16. He served eighteen months in France and was in four major battles Cantigny Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne. Wesley served with the Sixth Field Artillery and is described as a brilliant wartime record.
Evangelistic services near closing at the Methodist church Sunday night with Rev. Charlie Tillman preaching. Mrs. Jewell of Atlanta provided piano accompaniment and led lively singing of old Gospel hymns.
Unclear report notes Nashville in command with a 3 run margin as other contests were washed out by rain. No further details.
The Herald and Banner will switch to a flat rate for all advertisers on July 1. Small advertisers pay 35 cents an inch daily, large advertisers 35 cents as well, and Sunday rates consolidate to 42 cents. No long contracts. monthly terms only. rates may adjust with production costs. The move aims to be fair, simple, and open.
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