Georgia Railroad timetable notices
Train No 50 leaves at 8 55 a m and No 62 at 4 25 p m daily. Train 64 leaves at 9 05 a m daily except Sunday. Train 61 arrives at 1 20 p m and 63 arrives at 9 20 p m. Train 66 arrives at 3 a m and 63 except Sunday.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
7
Train No 50 leaves at 8 55 a m and No 62 at 4 25 p m daily. Train 64 leaves at 9 05 a m daily except Sunday. Train 61 arrives at 1 20 p m and 63 arrives at 9 20 p m. Train 66 arrives at 3 a m and 63 except Sunday.
The timetable shows trains operating from Athens with No 2 leaving at 7 00 am and No 4 at 1 00 pm Nos 1 and 3 arrive at Athens at 11 25 am and 6 25 pm respectively The services connect at Belmont for Winder and Monroe and intermediate points and with the Georgia Railroad for all points and at Gainesville for Gainesville Northwester stations and with the Southern Railway north and south.
Special to the Banner from Lawrenceville Ga May 12 Gwinnett County corn club boys and canning club girls plan a joint meeting in Lawrenceville next Saturday Superintendent Ware arranged an engaging program with speakers for the youths About 150 corn club members and 130 canning club members participate Prizes will honor the best corn yield per acre and tomato production The piece urges land ownership and training of youth to improve farming and tenant conditions.
Ignace Jan Paderewski urges a national American relief committee to coordinate Polish relief efforts in America. He cites vast European devastation, estimates billions in losses, and appeals for broad, unified American aid through the Polish Victims Relief Fund and existing relief funds in New York Boston and Philadelphia. Frank A. Vanderlip will be honorary treasurer.
Atlanta reports show lawmakers from across Georgia visiting Atlanta to map the coming session with Nat E. Harris’s Ansley Hotel HQ. The scene shifts northward as the era of Kimball lobby fades and a likely calm, perhaps with a key clash over prohibition, sets the tone.
Judge John R. White of Athens was elected to fill a board vacancy at the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company. Directors rejected buying the Savannah and Northwestern Railroad to keep port facilities after the L and N lease expires, which runs 65 more years. All directors and officers were re elected.
Mrs Archie Darlrymple of Crooksville Ohio says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her three boys whooping cough quickly. The piece notes a June 22 hanging date and predicts governor Slaton may act only after board recommendations. Also reports Brenau College commencement in Gainesville with Dr E C Dargan and Dr Robert A Torrey as speakers. A 400 pound fish sighting near Brunswick docks intrigues locals.
In Atlanta, May 12, Hugh Cardoza announces the Lyric Theatre will open Monday as a high class musical comedy venue for the season. The troupe promises light tuneful shows to satisfy locals tired of movies and vaudeville, aiming to reproduce the Bijou Musical Comedy Company's past success.
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