Wedding and society notes color Athens area
The itemized society column covers the marriage of Miss Florence Meyer to Jerome Michael in New York, a dinner and honeymoon plan, and a home to 350 West Fifty fifth Street. It also outlines openings of art exhibitions, garden club activities, Delta Tau Delta conference notes, Girl Reserves meetings, Baptist week of prayer, and various local club and school events with dates, places, and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er-Michael
Florence
Meyer
Claremont Avenue
Jerome ‘Michael
Athens
St. Regis
Biel
M. H. Harrie
Leroy Michael
Michael
South
West
York Times
Eatonton
Nell Williford
Hamilton Reid
Eaton
Brble
William David Williford
Wlamiston Reid
Aton Brooks
Commerce
Oconee Street
Girl Reserve
Newsong
M pies you to real game, M pies you to real game
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sports event with unclear phrasing. The readable bits suggest a game context possibly involving a coach and team, but key names, dates, and outcomes are not present. The fragment lacks sufficient details for a complete card.
Local residents travel to Atlanta for basketball game
Mr. John Chipley joined others traveling to Atlanta yesterday for the basketball game. Miss Daisy Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peeples and son W. J. Jr. spent the weekend with relatives. Garrard Glenn and Mrs. Jensen of New York stay ten days at the Georgian. Prof. Milton Jacnigan departs this week for a south Georgia business trip. Aaron Cohen and Miss Susie Cohen visit New York. Margaret Rowe and Evelyn Satterfield went to Atlanta for the Tech game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rowland
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Meridian
Miss
Nashville
S. V. Sanford
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Ben Barrow
Etta Lord
John Chipley
Daisy Jordan
W. J. Peeples
W. J. Jr
Commerce
Eee
Garrard Glenn
Forsyth Cobb Glenn
Aaron Cohen
Susie Cohen
New York
Margaret Rowe
Evelyn Satterfield
Georgia “Tech
Chapel Hill
N. C
Harry Hodgson
Russian Prison Ordeal Recounts by California Socialist
California socialist M Schwartz and his wife were imprisoned in Moscow by Bolsheviks for four months after voicing disapproval of the regime. Schwartz details brutal prison conditions, attempts to locate his wife, and his plan to deliver a message from Russia to the U.S. Congress. He recalls minimal contact with authorities and describes the guard incident when a door window was opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Morris
Thuartz
California
Reval
Mincarcera
Russia
United States
Senate
House
Schwartz
Lean
Ife
Wilson
Colby
Washington
Berlin
M. Schwartz
Moscow
Mr. Schwartz
King
G Man's Pledge Promotes Georgia Spirit and Sportsmanship
The article reproduces the edge of the G man pledge urging Georgia students to uphold Georgia Spirit. It calls for fellowship, fair play, and loyalty to the university, urging defense of its ideals and laws and to inspire civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelow
Georgia
Horrors of Solitary and Hunger Strike Endure in Prison
A prisoner recalls brutal confinement, rats and gas in a dark cell, and a hunger strike led to the release of his wife who died soon after. He blames Lenine Trotzky and Chicherin for her mistreatment and notes the guard and commissar debated his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshevista
Lenine
Trotzky
Chitcherin
Absolute Pure Blood Remedy Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts a blood purifier claiming to cleanse impurities and prevent diseases like rheumatism eczema and skin conditions. It emphasizes benefits to vital organs and urges readers to consult doctors and obtain the remedy via druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C. Stebbins
Mina Roberta Hodgson
Ich
Woman's Club
Nye
K. M. Underwood
Aahington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Art Association
Gular
Garden Club
W. C. Ash
Er — Delta Tau Delta
Suthern
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Delta ‘Tau Delta
Vanderbilt University
Tulare University
Washington and Lee University
University of Texas
University of Virginia
University of the South At
Sewanee
George Washington University
University of Georgia
Emory University
A. Bruce Bielaski
Frank ‘Fp. Rogers
New York City
Delta Tau Delta
H. D. Phillips
Sat Wanee
Avlanta
Lamar Rucker
Andi Ai Sac
Lege of Agriculture
Dublin Courier-Elorald
Mary Byrd Tate
Lucy Cobb Institute
Madison
W. B. Tat
Marietta Journa
Liss Harriet Rhodes
Iytending
Ernest Rhodes
Peachtree Road
Atlanta Journal
Louis Morrison
Jean Walline
Rufus Crane
Marietta Journal
A. W. Ashford
Watkinsville
M. G. Mithact
Jerome Michael
Mies Florence Myer
Mise Mattie Saye
Prince Ave. Baptist Church
John Lord
Vis
the Missionary Society of That
Prince Avenue Church
Mesdames Hubert and
Krafka
Max Hubert
Joseph Krafka
Stephens
Hubert
Milledge Avenue
Lord
Kirk
Crawford Char
George Washington
M. B. Merritt
Board of Trade
M.C. Gay
State College of Agriculture
Brunswick Bonner
Miss Bacon
Baxter Street
State of Georgia
Rua
Mary Bacon
Walter Jones
Charles Phinizy
John R. White
Palace Theater
Andrew Erwin
Max Michael, Jr
Marion Hubert
Mes
C. Miller
Brunswick News
T. J. Scott
June Scott
Mrs. C. Miller
Susie Smith
Lucife Williamson
Nix Methvin
Chas
Emory Smith
Metter Advertiser
Tyre
Miurie Brown
Alex Davison
E. L. Ackiss
Florida
Mr. Hill Ashford
Hoyt Robertson
Statham
A. L. Mitchell
Cornelia Mitchell
Walrfax
Ala
Calomel
Russ
E. K. Wheelis
Clayton St
Cumberland Chemical Co
Berry Block
Nashville, Tenn
Martin Brothers
Halls Catarri
Halls Catarris
Athena
Athens Collection
Shackelford Building
Tarantella Ue
Patent Office
Tarantella
Pulitzer Bldg
Jacobs
Jacobs” Liversat
Melba
Wnto Us
Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
Newark NJ
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