Missionary Society Circles Meet Amid News From Avocations
Society notes report Circle 4 of the First Methodist Church will meet Thursday with Mrs E D Sledge at Breve. Circle 11 will not meet this week due to leader absence Mrs A H Davison in Florida. Numerous visits and travels are noted among local families including Hains in Greenwood and Augusta, Swainsboro. Miss Cash returning to Lawrenceville. Mrs Pendergraph's extended visit. Miss Virginia Moseley visiting Danielsville. and Mrs Kate F Hoke improving.
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E. D
Circle 11
First Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society of the
Masonic Notice for Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 Meeting
A called communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M will be held at the Masonic temple Thursday June 29 at 8 30 PM. The Fellow Craft degree will be conferred. Brethren qualified are invited to attend by order of W M H A Nix and Secretary G Quinn. The item mentions the term Macaroni as elegant in old American sense.
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Mount Vernon
Masonic Temple
H. A. Nix
W. M
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Pain Relief for Feet
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease as an anti septic powder to prevent blisters and sore spots. It promises relief for painful swollen smarting feet and helps break in new shoes for comfortable feet. The copy emphasizes foot bliss with no ache.
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Allen
One of the most gala Fourth of July programs planned
Athens launches a full day of events for Independence Day led by Commander Frank Holden with a prominent speaker soon to be announced. The schedule features a morning baseball showdown Elberton versus Buford, daylight fireworks overseen by W K Meadow, boxing at a New York fight card, and an evening Moss Auditorium dance plus Strand theatre films. Tickets cover the daytime events for $1 with an expected crowd near 10 000.
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Frank Holden
Legion
Athens
Sanford Field
Elberton
Buford
Northeast Georgia
W. K. Meadow
Meadow
Argonne
Rhine
Paine
S. .A. Goodson
South
Joe Kennedy
New York
Budd
Kid LaVigne
Young
Dange
Moss Auditorium
Strand Theatre
Mexico Sees Kidnappings as Isolated Banditry
Mexican officials describe the abduction of A. Bruce Bielaski in Morelos and the seizure of Cortez Oil Company property near Tampico, along with 40 American employees, as isolated banditry. Federal troops are ordered to pursue rebels in the region. reports mention a death toll of 18 in related fighting.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
A. Bruce Bielaski
Morelos
Tampico
Serrano
Cortez Oil Company
Tampico Rebels Threaten Oil Region Amid Outlawry Claims
Disjointed dispatches report Tampico rebels led by Gorozave with about 300 armed men pressing actions against an oil company camp at Aguada. No Tampico capture news. Cortez interests show no new details from Washington. Rumors claim less than a dozen of forty captives are Americans, others British. Negotiations continue in Cuernavaca over Beilaki’s release. Bruce is safe. Politically, candidates move for offices. McRae, Perry and Bankston linked to contests. Palmour seeks re-election with noted experience.
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Tampico
Aguada
Gorozave
Cortez
Washington
Cuernavaca
Mr. Beilaki
Bruce
Moure
Murphy
Candlem
Joln
Battow
Walter McDonald
Richmond
Atlanta
Max L. McRae
McRae
Georgia
James A. Perry
W. Trox Bankston
West Point
Palmour
ER Wood Dies From Injuries After Car Crash
E R Wood of Decatur dies at St. Josephs Infirmary Atlanta from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Tucker earlier Tuesday. He was en route to Athens to visit his sister when his steering apparatus failed and the touring car rolled, pinning him beneath the steering post. He was with friends and relatives including Mrs C K Christian and her children, all of whom sustained minor injuries. Mrs Lanier, Wood’s sister, learned of the tragedy and hurried from Decatur.
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E. R. Wood
Decatur
Bessie Lanier
Barber Street
Athens
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Atlanta
Tucker
Wood
Woods
Palmour May Be Railroad Candidate in Georgia
Special to Banner-Herald reports Senator J. E. Palmour of Gainesville, a noted businessman, is expected to announce his candidacy for the railroad commission in Georgia. The move signals a push from a prominent state figure, with attention on Palmour’s potential impact on transportation policy and regional interests.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
J. E. Palmour
Gainesville
Announcement of Savings Bank Ceremony in Athens
An official notice announces the annual holding of a banking ceremony in Athens. It mentions the Western Circuit and a Demoveyi py ot event, with references to Blanton and the Athens Saving Bank. The text is garbled but signals a formal bank acknowledgment and ceremony.
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Tiny Randy
Dacy Toy
Siljai
Demoveyi
Blanton Fileysis
Athens
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Dorothy Dowdy
Lawrence
Ville
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Hartwell and
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Virginia Mosely
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Nell Murray
J. H. Boggs
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Julius J. Cohn
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Ilton Lesser
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H. H. Hill
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FE. D. Haynes
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Ideal, Ga
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Charleston, West Va
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Valdosta
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