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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1913

Page

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Enthusiastic Meeting Urges Athens Chamber Action

A large, representative group of Athens business men gathered at City Hall despite bad weather. President Erwin outlined support for the Chamber of Commerce, with reports on taxes equalization, park plans, street improvements, and a Podaligo road fund drive. A Merchants and Manufacturers Week was proposed, with a committee to be appointed to study details.

Chamber of P Erwin Chamber of Commerce Mesars A. C. Erwin C. C. Callaway C. D. Flanigen D. G. Anderson A. J.cobb G. C. Armstrong C. N. Weatherly A. C. Turner W. H. Shelton H. P. Lawrence M. J. Abney W. L. Erwin W. T. Forbes Athens Chamber of Commercce Chamber of Committee A. M. Soule State Agricultural College Prudential Committee Board of Trustees Board of Actees W. G. Griffeth Podaligo Road Callaway Abney

Citywide Spring Cleaning Push Faces Weather Hurdles

City leaders urge continued cleanup efforts as the week ends with forecasts allowing more work. Citizens urged to reduce litter and instill thoughtfulness at home, amid broader talk of tax reform and municipal finance.

Chautauqua Chosen Off In May Redpath Schedule

Redpath Chautauqua events promised to Ath ens schools in May have been cancelled after a Kentucky office cited dating conflicts. The only open week clashed with Lucy Cobb Institute and State Normal School commencements, threatening financial viability of the fundraiser for school grounds beautification.

Athens Redpath Redpath Association Kentucky Bond Lucy Cobb Institute State Normal School Chautauqua

Funeral of Mrs. M. Levy Held in Atlantas Abroad

Funeral rites for Mrs. Moe Levy were held after her death in Atlanta at St Joseph's Infirmary. Pallbearers included Sol Boley J Van Straaten Jankower Cohen Bernard Joel and F Philip. The procession moved from Hancock avenue home to the family plot as mourners paid tribute to a life described as radiant and worthy of devotion.

Moe Levy Atlanta St. Joseph's Infirmary Levy Funkenstein Athens A. L. Railroad Messrs Sol. Boley J. van Straaten Jankower A. Cohen Bernard Joel F. Philip Peter Funkenstein Hancock Avenue

Contested Claims Heard in Carr Boyd Bankruptcy Case

Referee Wilford B. Sloan conducted hearings in the Carr Boyd Company bankruptcy matter. Hearings took place at the city hall and Holden and Shackelford to review contestable claims by various Athens firms. Sloan will issue decisions after thorough canvassing, with several out of town attorneys present.

Carr. Boyd Company Wilford B. Sloan Gainesville Holden & Shackelford Athens Sloan W. W. Stark Commerce Col. R. L. J. Smith W. A. Charters H. H. Perry Davie

Monday Talk on Southern History at Seney Stovall Chapel

Miss Mildred Rutherford will discuss The Secession of the Thirteen States and the Formation of the Confederate Government next Monday at 8:30 p.m. at Seney Stovall chapel. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.

Mildred Rutherford Seney- Stovall Chapel

Sunday School Moves to 2 30 Tomorrow at Oconee St Methodist

Oconee Street Methodist Church announces Sunday school will start at 2 30 o clock as a temporary change with members urged to assemble promptly and the public invited to attend services. The notice also markets fresh vegetables and local farm produce with contact numbers for orders.

Goss Elected Vice President On State Tuberculosis Sanitarium Board

Alto Georgia March 14 At the board of trustees meeting of the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium Dr I H Goss of Athens was elected vice president joining President Dr T R Whitley of Douglasville Secretary Dr Jeff Davis Toccoa Treasurer Jos A McCord Atlanta Executive committee members include Dr Jeff Davis Dr Whitley Dr C H Richardson Montezuma Dr M A Clark Macon Dr D E McMaster Tennie and J N McClure Norl. The board discussed enlarging facilities and erecting new buildings. Dr William V Parramore remains superintendent. Dr Goss praised Alto sanitarium noting about forty to forty five patients and a strong milk supply from on site cows kept in a spotless concrete floored barn.

Alto T. R. Whitley Douglasville I. H. Goss Athens Jeff Davis Toccoa Jos. A. McCord Atlanta Whitley C. H. Richardson Montezuma M. A. Clark Macon Tenie J. N. McClure William V. Parramore Goss Piedmont Hills

Fifty Carloads of Farm Power Machinery to Exhibit

A Rumley Products train of forty five to fifty cars will visit Athens next week to demonstrate farm power gear. The display will travel through Atlanta and other southern cities, with officials meeting local leaders at the State College of Agriculture and Athens Chamber of Commerce.

W. G. Griffeth Rumley Products Co la Porte Ind Soule Agricultural College Athens A. H. Sikes State College of Agriculture Rumley Products Company Tennessee Jackson Miss Montgomery Ala Atlanta Columbia S. C Charlotte N. C Georgia Great West Northwest Messrs A. C. Hosch H. J. Hayes C. B. Bortenreider Rumley People A. M. Soule State College Leroy Hart Chamber of Commerce South Trade Organization

Coburn's Greater Minstrels Delight Colonial Crowd

A packed Colonial theater praised Coburn's Greater Minstrels. The show featured Leslie Berry and Richard Teitge with encores for Patsey Mallon and Lester Lucas, and comedy by Charlie Gano and Nickodemus Glynn. Capacity houses urged Coburn to return next season.

Coburn Leslie Berry Richard Teitge Patsey Mallon Lester Lucas Reggie Futch Allen Settle Geo. Stokes Kiltie Charlie Gano Nickodemus Glynn Co‘burn

Arnold and Abney Local Ads Mention Oysters Potatoes

The notice lists Arnold and Abney contact at phone 1076 with names and services. It notes repeated orders sent to other dealers and asks for accuracy. It also mentions Mrs Jester's improvement and fresh Produce from Anderson Bros with phone 476.

1076 Arnold & Abney Anderson Bros

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Advertising Committee A. J. Cobb Georgia Bar Association Civic League Studenitza Astery Stepan Urosch Helt Simeon Con Shita FEARS Grocey Haughey & Haughey Optometrists Florida South Ga Flor Ida Young Jersey LH. Goss Board OF State Tuberculosis Sanitariune Canada Rumley Coburn’s Greater Minstrels W. A. Jester Tnd
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