Aged Citizen J V Bradberry Died At 78 In Athens
J V Bradberry, a longtime Athens resident and Confederate veteran aged 78, died Sunday night after months of illness at his Benna Vista home. Survived by three sons I V Bradberry I A Bradberry J H Bradberry and four daughters C W Heard Kassie Bradberry Blanche Bradberry and Mrs George Rice of Neese. Funeral at Baptist Tabernacle at 10 30 this morning with interment in Ge ne e cemetery. Cobb Delgado camp members will attend. pallbearers listed.
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J. V. Bradberry
Benna Vista Avenue
Athens
Uge
I. V. Bradberry
I. A. Bradberry
J. H. Bradberry
C. W. Heard
Tiss Kassie Bradberry
Blanche Bradberry
George Rice
Neese
Baptist Tabernacle
BE. H. Jeenings
S. J. Cartledge
Qeonee
Bradberry
Cobb-Delotee
T Camp
G. 7. Kenny
BL. Adams
J. L. McLeroy
J. B. Ware
G.O Jackson
W. C. Wing- Sonl
Miss Moina Michael to Do Work Over the Sea
A Georgia woman of exceptional training for overseas service with the Red Cross has received her appointment from New York Y M C A headquarters. Miss Moina Michael of Athens heads social work at the State Normal School and organized a Y W C A unit that aided Georgia boys in camp. She plans to travel to New York then sail to France to serve as hostess mother for troops and has been granted indefinite leave by the normal school.
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Georgia
Red Tri
New York Y
Ath‘ns
Michael
France
Miss Michael
Athens
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
Columbia University
New York
Europe
War Financing Urgency for Fourth Loan Campaign
The article urges rapid mobilization of funds for the war effort, estimating government expenditures at 24 billion dollars for the coming year. It calls for raising one third from taxes and two thirds from loans, stressing speed, preparation, and full commitment as if the war could end in six months or last for years.
We Cannot Win Without Money Fourth Loan Appeal
A speaker urges the nation to rally for the Fourth Loan, arguing that victory and a just peace require funds. He warns that without loans and oversubscription, Allied aims in Western Europe and Eastern fronts cannot be achieved, framing the war as freedom versus tyranny.
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Germany
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
Italia
Russia
Poland
East
Serbia
Roumania
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