Social notes and society column from Athens area
A long list of local social events and visits in Athens and Commerce includes Mrs. A 37 Hood expected to return from Philadelphia with her daughter Mrs. James White, Various residents attend funerals and gatherings, dinners and luncheons held for Mrs. Hains in Athens, a Cloverhurnt Country Club dinner dance planned, and a stream of visitors and residents traveling for the summer or extended visits.
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Philadelphia
Athens
J. lx
Mae
Paul Trawick
Commerce News
Avery
Cloverhurnt Country Club
Joel Wier
Marion Wood
Crawford Lyle
Ol Me Dythe
Wood
Mayesville
Nature's Way To Stop Dang Bane
An old advertisement claims Mahdeen dandruff treatment guarantees relief for men women and children. It urges readers to contact the Mahdeen Company or obtain it from druggists or barbers, promising guaranteed results.
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Mahdeen Company
Ward Habeas Corpus Case Involving Killing Charge
Supreme Court Justice Young Priday issued a writ of habeas corpus for Ward who was rearrested on a killing charge near the Kenyako reservoir in Haverhill. Sheriff Werner was ordered to bring Ward for hearing and possible bail set at 10000. Ward, who arrived in his car and joked with officers, faced new evidence and questions about blackmail rumors amid defense efforts.
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Young Priday
Ward
Clarence
Sere
Haverhill
Mass
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George J. Werner
Peters
Michael Sullivan
Salem
PeThe
Wards
Fragmented tale hints at Peters presence in town
The text notes Peters was seen in the neighborhood days earlier after a coat found at a Ward Baking Company in a nearby town was cleaned by a tailor who identified coat marks. Ward remains silent amid efforts to reveal a jail plot connected to the foundation, with no further comments from him.
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Peters
Tom
Peter
Ward
Ite Foundation
War Finance Official Praises Postwar Economic Outlook
Eugene Meyer Jr, managing director of the War Finance Corporation, told the Georgia Bankers Association that business is improving across agriculture, livestock, and general commerce. He said the nation is moving toward a sounder basis for business than at any time since the war began.
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Eugene. Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Georgia Bankers Association
17 Year Old McCormick Guardianship Sparks Speculation
Chicago reports speculation over the engagement of 17 year old Mathilde McCormick to Max Over of Swiss riding circles. Harold F. McCormick, head of International Harvester, is named legal guardian after a brief court action on Thursday.
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Chicago
Mathilde McCornick
Max Over
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Mr. McCormick
Diamond Dyes Change Women’s Coats and Hats in Style
A fragmented OCR snippet references Diamond Dyes and women’s coats and hats in fashion, noting color or dye changes and widespread use for women’s garments. The readable text hints at dye or tint processes and apparel items such as coats and hats as part of women’s styling.
Swiss Marriage Law Prompted Elusive Court Action
Fragmentary report describes engagement to a Swiss horseman and questions whether court steps aimed to speed marriage. It notes Miss McCormick and her father unavailable for comment and outlines Swiss law requiring parental consent or a guardian for early marriage. It adds details of parental divorce and child custody choices.
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Miss McCormick
Mr. McCormick
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