Election of Georgia Inde Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Officers
May 27 reports the election of Grand Lodge officers in Georgia with W B Sloan elected grand master C A Von Der Lieth re elected grand treasurer and T H Robertson named grand secretary The list notes past officers including M master W B Sloan grand secretary T H Robertson grand representative W S Coleman Cedartown and Dr L B Clarke Atlanta with J W Markham Macon as grand chaplain and others in the line.
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Macon
W. B. Sloan
Head of Order
Georgia
C. A. von der Lieth
Grand Lodge, Inde
Odd Fellows of
Ers
C. A
T. H. Robertson
A. von der
Walter
Cedartown
Savannah
T. M. Haynes
Gainesville
Athens
W. 8S
Cole
Georgia cities clash for next Grand Encampment site
Grand marshal H R McClatchey of Rome, grand conductor J E Bodennaher of Decatur, grand guardian W A Slaton of Washington, and grand herald Buell Stark of Dalton, Rome, and Atlanta lead a heated bid as Atlanta and Rome battle to host the next Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge meeting, with rivals campaigning actively in a state convention clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Marshall
H. R. McClatchey
Rome
J. E. Bodenhamer
Decatur
Grand Guardian
W. A. Slaton
Washington
Grand Herald
Buell Stark
Dalton
Atlanta
Georgia
To Grand Lodge
Summer Camp For Athens Boys At Y M C A Site
Athens boys are urged to prepare for the YMCA summer camp trip to a new site near the Tallulah and Chatooga rivers two miles below their junction. Secretary Forbes will inspect the area praised for water and fishing, with the camp set for July, the second Wednesday to Tuesday 21, promising two weeks of outdoor freedom and nature.
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Athens
Y. M Co. A
Forbes
Southern Railroad
Toccoa
Tallulah River
Chatooga River
Fortess
Missouri
Hatooga
Woodpecker Returns to Synagogue Roof After Spring Hiatus
Thought Neighborhood records a beloved woodpecker reappearing after a fifteen year pattern of yearly spring drumming atop the Synagogue roof. Residents had feared the bird lost as weeks passed without its familiar message. Dr. Palmer and neighbors welcomed the return with relief as the woodpecker resumed its seasonal cue signaling the season’s turn and possible rain.
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Henry Palmer
To Go Half Way Around World to See An Eclipse
Atlanta May 27 Professor William J Cole the eminent archeologist plans a trip to observe the total eclipse of the sun August 1 in Persia Russia or Scandinavia He will be accompanied by scientists from northern universities The 85 mile totality zone includes Kiel Trebizond Minsk Riga and Bitlis Kiel totality lasts two minutes 31 seconds He may stay abroad winter to continue Greek excavations The piece also notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy adv
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Atlanta
William J. Cole
Stone Mountain
Persia
Russia
Scandinavia
Cole
Europe
Bitlis
Trebizond
Kiel
Minsk
Riga
Balkans
MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT EVERY TURN FOR MARSHALL IN ATLANTA
Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall, in Atlanta for a visit, is kept busy with three reception committees from the chamber of commerce, the Indiana Society of Atlanta, and a local college. He delivers an educational address to a crowded theater as Sen. Hoke Smith receives an ovation. The multiple entertainments include luncheons and auto rides, yet Marshall maintains his well known humor and enjoyment of the trip.
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Atlanta
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Society of Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
Marshall
Hoke Smith
Dedication of Arnolds ville church by Rev Faust
Winder Georgia May 27 Rev W H Faust pastor of the Baptist church here returns from Arnolds ville where he preached the dedicatory sermon for the new church erected during Rev W M Coile of Winterville. Coile, known as the church building parson, assisted Faust in evangelistic meetings three years ago that added 105 new members to the church.
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Winder
W. H. Faust
Arnoldsville
W. M. Coile
Winterville
Georgia
Faust
Coile
Danger in delay kidney diseases threaten Athens people
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended to protect health and prevent kidney trouble as symptoms such as backache headaches and swelling appear. Mrs. M Garrison of 732 S Thomas St testifies to relief from kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y advert. Also sale event this afternoon at five o'clock with Dave Anderson Harry Hull or the Doziers at Talmadge.
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Athens
Bright
Doan
Uoan
Garrison
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Dave Anderson
Harry Hull
Doziers
Talmadge Sale
Fol ey Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Kidney Health
An ad for Foley Kidney Pills from H.R. Palmer and Son features James C. Mell of the Fire Insurance Office over Athens Savings Bank Building. It claims kidney trouble causes swollen hands and feet and promotes the pills as tonic and restorative to normal kidney action.
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James C. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
H.R. Palmer & Son
Clarke County Candidates Announce for Georgia Legislature
A cluster of Clarke County residents declare candidacy for Georgia's legislature and state offices in 1914, including A S J Stovall seeking senator, C H Arnold Jr for representative, J F Rhodes seeking re election, L C Brown, I H Gordon, H J Rowe and W J Speer for treasurer, all subject to the Democratic primary. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a laxative and blood purifier accompany the public notice.
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Georgia
A. S. J. Stovall
Elberton, Ga
Clarke County
General Assembly
State of Georgia
C. H. Arnold, JR
Democratic Party
J. F. Rhodes
I. H. Gordon
H. J. Rowe
Coring
W. J. Speer
Dr. King
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C. F
Frank Harwell
B. Sloan
the State
Walter C. Goleman
T H. Robertson
Chamberlain
Washington City
Arnoldville
Athens Railway & Electric Co
Crucedale Greenhouse
Lampkin
Central OF Georgia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
B. R. Bloodworth
College Ave
Athens, Ga
Tha. Aa
L. C. Brown
John Roberts
Clayton St
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