Athens Herald column on housing dreams and local life
Larry Gantt writes on real estate efforts in Athens, noting the Own a Home Campaign and requests to acquire vacant lots for homes. He recalls farmer J. Glenn of Madison County, praising self sufficiency and local industry, and highlights Athens natives Hugh Parker and Captain Pope Barrow with career and war service notes.
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Five Negro Workmen Die as Tugalo River Bridge Collapses
Rescue teams search the Tugalo River near Tallulah Falls Georgia for five missing workers killed when a bridge under construction for the Georgia Railway and Power company collapsed Thursday afternoon. Four victims are identified as Athens men with addresses in Quilla Caldwell Ralph Smith and Jerry Henderson. Relatives of Ralph Smith sought. authorities urge information on kin.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
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Ralph Smith
Bulldogs Entrain for Montgomery to Meet Tigers
Coach White took the Bulldogs off the field Thursday afternoon and bought them tickets to Montgomery. They will face the Auburn Tigers in a two game series Friday and Saturday. The outcome will largely decide the Southern championship. Auburn has been Georgia’s toughest baseball rival, though some think the Tigers are off form this year. The series was originally set for Auburn, with a late option for Corponer.
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Bulldogs
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Auburn Tigers
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Tigers
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Boca Poe HS
University of Georgia Student Council Banquet Honors Toasts
The University of Georgia student council held its annual banquet at the Georgian. M A McRainey served as toast master and delivered humorous toasts. The event featured an engaging program and varied responses, marking a delightful evening for attendees. A note mentions a Nebraska discovery of a fully preserved prehistoric tooth and a casual remark about toothpaste advertising. Electricity is described as traveling 11,600,000 miles a minute in a stray line.
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Truce Declared In Irish Republic Army Conflicts
A truce between rival Irish republican army factions was declared and takes effect from 4 pm Thursday to 4 pm Monday to allow unification talks. Provisions call for ceasing operations except training, maintaining order, and protecting people and property. Ten regular forces wounded in Kilkenny over two days. 108 prisoners taken. Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde remained in their castle during occupation and subsequent capture, described as alarming but handled with restraint.
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Bulldogs to Represent Ghbogia at Alabama Track Meet
Five members of the Bulldog track squad depart Athens today for Birmingham to compete in the Southeastern A. R. U. field meet scheduled for Saturday. The traveling quintet includes Pea, Roper, Fletcher, Cleckley, and Yt Bry, all noted as Buildose best hitins in the long events.
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Birmingham
Southeestern R. A. U
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Roper
Fletcher
Cleckley
Mrs Elder's Body Arrives Friday
The body of Mrs Estle, widow of I E Elder, who died in El Paso Texas, Monday night will reach Athens Friday afternoon at 3 14 p m Benhoard Air Line The funeral will be held at Antioch Church John H Wood of Rome Georgia besides her husband E Elder her parents Mr and Mrs J F P Osborn of Oconee county three sisters Mrs J T Elder and Mrs D H Huff both of Oconee county and Miss Mamie Osborn of Anniston Alabama one brother F H Osborn of Oconee county Mrs Elder is survived by a large number of relatives and friends in Oconee and Clarke counties
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Oconee County
Poultry Show Tops Little International Livestock Event
The Poultry Division of the College of Agriculture highlights the Little International Livestock Show with prized entries and a poultry judging contest for spectators. Special prizes include 10 dollars for the first poultry prize, 26 baby chicks for the second, and various egg settings. The show features horse contests, seven coeds in riding class, a Saddle and Sirloin Club sponsored program, a gold medal for the best exhibited animal, and a gold pencil for the champion horsewoman. The Animal Husbandry building is attractively decorated and a large audience is expected Saturday night.
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Christian sermon defines true Christian in revival message
Pastor EB H Jennings traced what it costs to be a Christian at Prince Avenue Baptist Church. He said the Christian yoke is easy but the world’s pleasures tempt many, outlined five marks of a true follower, and urged returning to the New Testament definition. Congregation was large. two men joined the church and requested prayer as services continued. Decision Day in Sunday School with services at 8:30.
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Big League Results Summary
A compact report highlights major league baseball outcomes with key scores and standout performances across teams, marking notable wins and losses. Details include top hitters, pitchers, and pivotal game moments shaping early season standings and rivalries.
Georgia Tax Commission split over income versus ad valorem plan
Atlanta Ga The State Tax Commission appointed to study a new Georgia tax system is divided and may adjourn without action. Two reports loom one backing income tax with about 2.5 mills ad valorem and another urging retention of the present ad valorem tax while taxing invisible property. Governor Hardwick addressed the group and debate continued with little agreement amid looming session adjournment.
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Five Wives Claim Algae Cz Bigamy Trial Next Week
Atlanta, Ga. five women contend they were married to M. L. Tatham, who faces a jury on bigamy charges. Indicted after three wives testified. two more allege marriages, dates range 1915 to 1921. Tatham, a former Porterdale resident, is held on bond of 2000.
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Dempsey Expresses Willingness to Fight Willard Paris
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey said arrangements for a bout with Jess Willard were progressing favorably and he would be glad to meet Willard again. He noted readiness to meet the Carpentier-Lewis winner in London if offered.
Heated Campaigns in Eighth and Sixth Districts Draw Attention
In South Atlanta Georgia a highly contested race unfolds in the Eighth District between Hon. Charles Grand the current congressman and Hon. T. J. Shackelford Athens attorney. Announcement of Dr. E Powell Fraser Bibb County as a candidate in the Sixth District excites capitol officials. Rumors point to other potential entrants including Hon. Ben J Fowler Bibb and Hon. Joe Ben Jackson Gray with hints of Emmet Olliciter from the Flint circuit also weighing in. Reports say J W Wise Fayette, though thought ill, has recovered and aims to seek reelection.
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Atlanta
Charles Grand
T. J. Shackelford
Athens
E. Powell Fraser
Bibb County
Capitol
Ben J. Fowler
Joe Ben’ Jackson
Gray
Toe County
Ogden ‘' Tun
Emmet Oliciter
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Poems Dedicating Beattie Memory From Nashville Women
Two poems honoring the late Bishop Beatty, formerly of Athens, received by The Banner-Herald. Authors are Nashville women. One titled My Rendezvous by Elizabeth Fry Page recalls death and immortality. the other In Memory of Bishop Beatty speaks of his call, ascension, and lasting memory for those who loved him.
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Troy Heatty
Athens
Nashville
Banner-Herald
Tennés
Calvary
Kiwanis Holds Regular Meeting At Athens
The Athens Kiwanis regular meeting was held at the M C A. A lengthy discussion covered proposed bond issues with the county attorney offering insights. Attendees included Tate Wright and Alderman Armstrong.
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Athens Kiwanis
Tate Wright
Armstrong
E. B. Bell
Elections Loom as Clarke and Wilkes Counties Prepare
Clarke County voters brace for a broad election cycle with many offices up for grabs and the county tax list nearing a record size. Wilkes County also plans a senator race under the rotary plan, while Judge Blanton Fortson may seek reelection. Statewide races include governor and railroad commission, with Athens city government fielding aldermen across five wards.
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Athens
Ma Thomas
SS Eee Eros
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