Mystery in Valdosta as Citizen Samuel Clyatt Vanishes
Spark of concern grips Valdosta Georgia as Samuel M Clyatt disappears after October 25 with six days lacking clues. Police and friends search intensively while theories bias toward murder though insanity is considered unlikely. A suspect negro Tom Palmer fled the area and is held in Statesboro but provides no light on Clyatt's whereabouts.
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Valdosta
Samuel M. Clyatt
Clyatt
Tom Palmer
Statesboro
Unusual Pictures Drawcrowd to Popular House
City patrons are urged to visit the popular house as unusually good pictures are promised. The feature promises a real treat for all who attend and enjoy the cinema experience in the area.
Basketball wave at Athens Normal School grows across grades
The article notes widespread basketball interest at Athens Normal School with boys and girls teams forming. The boys practice for a Monday matchup against Vid Fraser, while girls teams from junior to senior levels show strong progress and plans for games with state girls colleges.
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Athens
Donvid Fraser
Pasmore Trio Concert Tickets On Sale
The Pasmore Trio concert at the State Normal School area takes place this evening and tickets are available at Pal mers for fifty cents.
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Pasmore
State Normal School
Palmers
Hallowe en party at Grace Street Sunday School
Grace Street Sunday school hosts a Hallowe en party Friday night at 8 o clock with 10 and 25 cent admission. Expect all regular amusements and a good time. Arnold & Abney promote fruit cake lettuce turnip salad cauliflow er Tokay grapes 20c a pound 3 pounds for 50c Phone 1076.
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Hallowe'en
Grace Street
Arnold & Abney
Opening of New Halcyon Sanitorium in Tampa
Last night in Tampa Florida the Halcyon Sanitorium opened its doors near the Tampa Bay Steel Works. Half owner and house physician Dr Ralph M Goss moved from Georgia to join Drs Holmes, Goss and Efiiz in charge. The facility features modern buildings and equipment with twenty thousand dollars spent on gear. The young surgeon Dr Goss is expected to build sanatorium work into his specialty.
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Tampa
Fla
Halcyon
Tampa Bay Steel
Ralph M. Goss
Florida
Goss
Georgia
Aged Mount Airy Leader William A. McConnell Dies
William Anderson McConnell, 64, a Mount Airy pioneer and Civil War veteran, died after months of illness. He spent time in a Atlanta hospital, returned home, and weakened until death. Survived by wife, daughter Miss Kate Hall McConnell, a brother, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Masonic rites and religious services, interment in East View cemetery.
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Lee County
N.C
Atlanta
Mount Airy
McConnell
Methodist Church
Kate Hall McConnell
Presbyterian Church
East View Cemetery
Prayer Meeting At First Methodist Church
The regular mid week prayer meeting moves to 4 pm at the church led by Rev. Dr. Troutman. The afternoon time accommodates those who cannot attend at night. All are invited to join in worship and inspiration during a busy week.
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First Methodist Church
Dr. Troutman
The Tree-Doctors Are Getting Busy
The tree doctors have been pruning and treating shade trees around the city hall and University campus this week. They are caring for beautifying shade trees as a major feature of the area. Quality bread is highlighted as the best, made only by Arnold and Abney.
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Elty Hall
Arnold & Abney
Medical Examinations For Athens Schoolchildren
Athens begins mandatory student health screening. At the high school and College Avenue, Dr Wedford Brown conducts exams testing eyes ears lungs heart teeth and throat. Cards record age sex height parents address school and results guiding follow up care and treatment options.
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Athens
College Avenue
G. G. Bond
Wedford Brown
Neithr
Athens vows to care for children after expert inspection
It will take about three months to complete the examination thoroughly. The work will be done well and parents are urged to follow up on the results. Athens plans to take the best care possible of its children, its finest and most valuable asset.
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Athens
Mercer Coach Plans Defamation Suit Against Georgia
Dr. C Stroud Mercer University football coach and faculty member may sue the University of Georgia for heavy damages over a Red and Black Long article alleging un gentlemanly conduct. Mercer faculty and students demand apology and retrac tion plus severing athletic relations. The matter was to be discussed after President Jameson returns.
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Macon
C. Stroud
Mercer University
University of Georgia
Mercer, Georgia
Athletic Association of the Georgia University
Edgar B. Dunlap
Stroud
Mercer
Jameson
Coach Stroud
Rochester University
Sewanee
J. F. Payne Stricken Down On University Duty
Confederate veteran and longtime University of Georgia watchman J. F. Payne was felled while on duty near the library last night and carried home in a critical condition. Age about 65 to 70, he previously suffered locomotor ataxia. doctors found his limbs paralyzed and he suffered additional injuries as students summoned the chancellor.
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J. F. Payne
University of Georgia
Weddell Street
Napier Heads Georgia Masons Re-elected Grand Master
George M. Napier was re-elected Grand Master of the Georgia Masons at the Grand Lodge session in Macon on November 1. He won 710 of 957 votes, securing a large majority for a second term. The meeting drew over 2,000 members, with state craft membership reported at 40,000. R. L. Colding, M. H. Ballard, F. O. Miller, J. M. Rushing, and W. A. Wolchin were also reappointed in key offices.
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Macon
George M. Napier
Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
Masonic Order
Grand Lodge
Four New Sections to Switch Board
Four new sections for eight positions were moved into the local telephone exchange by crane, enabling expanded toll and local service as the local list nears fourteen hundred phones. A baby of Dr and Mrs E Bluf Ferhart died at four months, prompting sympathy from friends.
Sheriff Smuggles Suspect to Safety After Narrow Lynching Threat
In Washington Georgia on November 1, Sheriff Bobo redirected a posse to elude a looming lynching. T B Walker, who confessed to killing C S Hollenshead, was captured near Goshen Lincoln County after a three day chase. He was moved to Elberton and then Atlanta for protection amid mob rumors.
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Washington, Ga
Bobo
Wilkes County
T. B. Walker
C. S. Hollenshead
Goshen
Lincoln County
Augusta
Elberton
Atlanta
Walker
Annual Session Lutheran Synod Opens in Savannah
The Lutheran Synod of Georgia begins its annual session in Savannah with an unusually large delegation from across the state. Rev. M. J. Eptinga opens the morning and Rev. W. C. Scheffer of Atlanta delivers the evening address on Education as part of a program featuring several prominent divines.
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Savannah
M. J. Eptinga
W. C. Scheffer
Atlanta
Master Joe Betts Improved Yesterday
The little son of Mr and Mrs Frank Betts has been seriously ill with pneumonia for several days but was somewhat improved yesterday The family has endured anxiety as they await further news hoping he will soon be out of danger
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Frank Betts
Mr Goodale to Play at the Georgia-Carolina Fair
Mr Goodale will spend next week at Augusta as a member of the big band providing music for the Georgia Carolina fair. He will be away for a week. Government issues job notices inviting applications for posts including apprentice map engraver and monotype keyboard operator with examination dates set for November 22.
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MR. Goodale
Augusta
Washington
West
Government Printing Office
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Mt. Airy
the Banner
William Anderson McConnell
Board of Health
Board of Education
George Napier
Masons
Grand Lodge of Georgia
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Concord
Lutheran Synod
Savannah, Ga
Lutheran Synod of ‘Wegelemeed
Joe Betts
Fears
Catawba
Niagara Grapes
Ferndell
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