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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
6
Georgia Railroad timetable lists No 2 daily Gainesville departures at 1.13 daily ex Sun 10 45 am and No 1 with Gainesville arrivals 6 20 pm on weekdays and 10 10 am on Sundays. Through service from Union Depot to Union Bonny, Augusta, Point, Augusta and Atlanta shows 7 25 pm and 8 10 am connections with 2 20 pm and 2 25 pm times.
Menu style listing shows iceberg lettuce del ripe tomatoes bolt peppers yellow beans beets onions at Costa's Delicatessen with phone 1131 for orders or inquiries.
Hopkins overcame Pope with a decisive seventh inning burst scoring six runs to erase an early Pope lead. Eight errors by Pope fueled the rally as Nicholson faltered after a strong start while Forbes pitched well for Hopkins and the crowd stayed abuzz through the final frames.
A board of education meeting announced no pay cuts for teachers as city authorities arranged interdepartmental funding to protect school salaries. Changes include a reshuffle to retain Aaron Cohen, new hires at high and grammar levels, and ongoing appointments for principals and teachers across several schools.
The Reserve Officers Training Corps of the University will hold its annual drills on Sanford Field this afternoon at four. Public spectators may view prize drills and competitions among Companies A through C and Troops A through B, with numerous named officers and cadets listed in the program.
Claude Eaton of 180 Barrow Street becomes the first boy to qualify for the Heralds dandy Twin-Sonot contest. He earned a scooter prize offer from the distribution draw conducted Thursday. Readers are invited to visit The Herald office to claim a premium and receive details for joining the contest.
The policy partners of Southern Mutual Insurance Company will meet Tuesday, June 6, 1922, at 11 A.M. in the company office in Athens Georgia. Secretary A B Griffith will oversee arrangements.
A list of officers and judges for cavalry and infantry events is noted with ranks including Colonel Colonel D. W. Ryther as in charge and Major B. L. Bureh as referee. Captain John W. Nicholson leads Infantry, Captain Charles W. Jacobson Cavalry, and Captain J. W. Cunningham Motor Transport. Judges include Major By, J. R. Northcutt, and Loy D Meade among others. Prizes include gold for individual drill and silver for company drill with a watch fob and cup. Also referenced are nominations for personnel changes and a few names from Sylvester, May orongo, and Forsyth regions.
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