Georgia Odd Fellows meet in Macon for state sessions
Macon hosts the three top Georgia Odd Fellows bodies the Grand Lodge I O O F Grand Encampment and the Rebekah State Assembly with about 1600 delegates from 35000 members. Key figures include Grand Master Haynes Grand Patriarch Bramblett and Grand Representative Von Der Lieth. Sessions run May 26 to 28 at the Macon auditorium Hussars Armory and related venues with receptions and prize degree contests.
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R. L. Bramblett
Georgia
C. A. von der Lieth
Grand Lodge
Macon
Athens
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Woman's Auxila
Haynes
T. M. Haynes
Hotel Lanier
Bureau of Information
Macon City Auditorium
Council Chamber
Brown House
Broadway
United Brothers Lodge
Second Street
Rebekah State Assembly
Dempsey
Daniel
John R. Goodwin
Atlanta
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Savannah
United Brothers
I. C. O. F. Hall
R. J. Bramblett
Geo. O. Hook
Alpharetta
City
Hussars
Armory
Poplar Street
City Auditorium
Bridges Smith
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Hussars’ Armory
Odd Fellows
I. M. Haynes
W. B. Sloan
Gainesville
Frank Harwell
LaGrange
T. H. Robertson
W. S. Coleman
Cedartown
Rebekahs
Fire Insurance Office Over Athens Savings Bank Building
Fire insurance office located over the Athens Savings Bank building is reported in an early morning incident. Authorities are assessing property damage and potential causes as firefighters secure the scene and investigate the blaze.
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James C. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
Rheuma Cure Testimony Promises Relief From Judge
Judge Juhp Barhorst of Fort Loramie Ohio testifies after three doctors failed to help his Rheumatism. He says two bottles of RHEUMA cured a severe case. two years later he remains well. Ad claims 50 cents with guarantee by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juhp Barhorst
Fort Loramie
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Whooping cough remedy praised by a Missouri mother
Advert shows Foley's Honey and Tar as a prompt help for children with restlessness fever throat inflammation and spasmodic cough. Mrs. Shipps of Raymondville Missouri reports fine results calling it a great medicine for whooping cough. H.R. Palmer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Georgians Preparing for Summer Abroad and Local Visits
Mrs. Billups Phinizy and Misses Martha and Nellie Phinizy of Athens plan summer travel aboard the Imperator in June. Mrs. Hoke attends Tenth District Women’s Clubs convention and visits Mrs. William Butt in Augusta. Mrs. W. W. Reid and Miss Mary Reid of Atlanta visit Lucy Cobb for Miss Ruth Reid’s graduation. Judge W. W. Stark of Commerce visits on business. Fleetwood Lanier of Athens spends weekend in Augusta. Mrs. Arthur Booth and her son visit relatives in Elberton. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for coughs and colds, non narcotic and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billups Phinizy
Martha
Nellie Phinizy
Athens
Imperator
Augusta Fterald
Hoke
Women’s Clubs
William M. Butt
Augusta Herald
W. W. Reid
Mary Reid
Atlanta
Lucy Cobb
Miss Ruth Reid
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Helpful words describe kidney pain and urge prompt treatment. Athens resident Mrs J F Dunston testifies Doan's Kidney Pills removed all signs of kidney trouble and a second family member had relief. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY props adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
Has No Bank Account
The world owes every man a living yet it does not send out checks and aid. This remark contrasts the ideal of universal support with the practical absence of guaranteed funds and timely assistance.
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Robert T. Daniel
Griffin
Sovereign Lodge
Atlantic City
N. J
Busi
Macon National Bank
If. LY
Michael’s
Michael
McCallum
Nels
Nual
Dempsey Hotel
Rebekah
Dempsey Auditorium
Rebekah Assembly
J. W. Gholson
Milledgeville
Ivie Henderson
A. L. Moore
Fitzgerald
S. L. Tice
Augusta
Hester Milton
Thomasville
Marshall
Clara Kelsall
Lena Wilhoit
A. R. Callahan
Columbus
Guardian
Julia F. Parkier
Mary Keen
Barhorst
W. W. Stark
Commerce
Fleetwood Lanier
Arthur Booth
Elberton
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