Athens Voters Urged to Support School Bond Plan
City Attorney outlines voter qualifications for the election and explains a proposed bond issue of one hundred thousand dollars to relieve overcrowded white and Negro schools. Board of Education details show classrooms lacking, with several buildings congested and rooms insufficient. They urge bonds to buy courthouse property, remodel structures, and add rooms at College Avenue, Oconee Street, and related sites to educate Athens children.
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F. C. Shackelford
Board of Wcation
J. W. Barnett
Board of Education
Citizen
City Board of Education
Athens
College Avenue
Oconee Street
Baxter Street
Meigs Street
East Athens
3. W. Barnett
Capt. Barnett
John D. Mell
Athens Chamber of Commerce Meeting at City Hall
The Athens Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting in the council chamber at 8 30 next Friday night March 14 at city hall Athens. All members both recent and veteran are urged to attend as several matters of interest to the city business interests will be considered and participation is encouraged.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Athens
Athens Aims For Cleanest Spot In Georgia
The city of Athens announces spring-cleaning dates from Monday through the week. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the civic league board of health and city officials to thoroughly clean the area this week and improve local sanitation.
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Athens
Civic League
Board of Health
Georgia
Soil survey work from two Georgia counties examined
Professors John R Fain and W A Worsham travel to Jones and Stewart counties to review a recently completed soil survey by Crabb and Long. They will test soils in the lab and via experimental plantings to determine composition and crop suitability, ensuring practical accuracy for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fain
W. A. Worsham
Jones
Stewart
Georgia
Messrs
George B. Crabb
D. C. Long
Extension Work Corps
Government
College
Fain
Agronomy
Prof
Worsham
Chemistry
Col James M Smith Secures Last Speer Place Lots
Col James M Smith of Smithonia Oglethorpe county bought the remaining Speer property lots yesterday from Mr Allen Talmage. Erwin & Co facilitated the sale and Smith now owns the entire Speer square with improvements planned immediately. Laura Speer has bought College avenue property and will soon build a new James Smith block replacing the old residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. M. Smith
Speer Place
Allen Talmage
Col
Jim Smith
Smithonia
Oglethorpe County
Speer
Col. Smith
Mr. Talmage
Erwin & Co
Speer Square
Laura Speer
College Avenue
James Smith
Jefferson Seeks Longer Athens Stop on Gainesville Midland
Jefferson Ga March 11 at the monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting officials urged a new train schedule that would extend Athens time for travelers while keeping Gainesville connection intact. Presently two hours fourteen minutes in Athens fails to meet shoppers and business needs. A revised schedule will be submitted within days to Gainesville Midland authorities. A semiannual Chamber smoker planned for next month will include discussions of local interests and a guest speaker. Committee members Col A C Brown Prof L F Elrod and J E Randolph oversee arrangements.
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Jefferson, Ga
Jefferson Chamber of Commerce
Gainesville Midland Railroad
Athens
Gainesville
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson
Col
A. C. Brown
L. F. Elrod
J. E. Randolph
Two Year Old Dies From Carbolic Acid Incident
Jefferson Georgia March 11 Theron Carter two year old son of Mr and Mrs P A Carter died this afternoon from carbolic acid given by his four year old brother. The children found a vial of poison yesterday and the deadly contents were administered before the mother learned of it. Medical help arrived too late. Mr Carter is son of Capt Carter assistant manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company. Mrs Carter is daughter of Mr and Mrs V A Niblack. The Carters have the sympathy of many friends.
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Jefferson, Ga
Theron Carter
P. A. Carter
Mr. Carter
Capt. Carter
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Mrs. Carter
V. A. Niblack
Jefferson
Stallings Optimistic Over Holdout Pitcher Absence
Boston Nationals manager Stallings trains in camp and shows no worry about the missing holdout pitcher. Drummond Brown arrives from Vernon Cal to join six catchers while Walter Dickson remains abroad. Bud Sharpe praises Brown, while others expect Bert Whaling to outplay Crown. The squad relaxes with church, walks, and an operatic palm room concert.
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Stallings
Boston Nationals
Drummond Brown
Vernon
Cal
Walter Dickson
Bud Sharpe
Buffalo
Oakland
Brown
Bert Whaling
Ill Father and Daughter of Athens News
The friends of Mrs. M. Levy in Athens reported yesterday her critical illness with grave fears for her condition. Also reported from Florida that her father Mr Peter Funkenstein is seriously ill and will be brought back to Athens. Also an invitation for ladies to view hats and suits from Misses Bradberry before purchase.
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M. Levy
Florida
Peter Funkenstein
Fire alarm responds to chimney fire near Milledge
Yesterday morning between eight and nine o'clock the fire department was dispatched to the residence of Mr John White Morton two miles out of Milledge. A burning out chimney caused the alarm which was sent by a passerby.
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John White Morton
Opening Continued Through The Week At Misses Bradberrys
New suits and hats arrive daily as Misses Bradberrys extends its opening through the week. Shoppers find a growing selection of tailored garments and accessories, with fresh arrivals highlighted to attract early buyers.
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Misses
Campaign for Athens Woman's Club doubles new members
Two divisions led by Mrs. J Z Hoke and Mrs A S Parker drive a vigorous campaign in Athens Woman's Club adding more than twice as many new members. About 300 ladies attended as yellow and white campaign colors show. The split wins 92 members for Hoke and 86 for Parker, with plans to fund the Ella White memorial school endowment and federation endowments to sustain scholarships and club projects.
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Women's Club OF Athens
A. A
Athens Womans Club
J. Z. Hoke
A. S. Parker
Gerald Green
Lucile Linton
George Hodgson
John E. Talmadge, Jr
H. C. Conway
George Crane
A. E. Crawford
M. A. Lipscomb
Mildred Rutherford
Mamie Bacon
Hoke
Parker
Athens Woman's Club
Mountain City
Ella White
Federation of Clubs
Miss Rutherford
Millie
Augusta
Taft
Georgia
Uncle Sam to handle C. O. D. parcel payments from July 1
The postmaster general announces a new parcel post rule allowing collect on delivery payments up to 100 dollars. Unpaid charges are collected via parcel post stamps, with 10 cent fee and insured values up to 50 dollars. Details cover receipts, money orders, and non money order offices.
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Uncle Sam
Athens
Union
United States
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David C. Barrow
G. G. Bond
Geo. H
Misses Bradberry
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