Athens Merchants Benefit From Rehabs In City
Larry Gantt notes 450rehabs in Athens College draw cash from government monthly from 100 to 169 dollars each. Average pay about 125 dollars, totaling over 90000 dollars circulating in the city. He cites college presence aiding local merchants and predicts Athens will stay prosper throughout 2000 students. He also relays Major C. E. McGregor urging open polls, volunteers to run elections, and calls on patriotic citizens to ensure access. Additional notes include a large poultry association in Madison, 100000 Nancynechines trees planned in Morgan county, a 36 foot ribbon cane stalk grown, Morgan county fair success, and house break-ins in Madison.
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Larry Gantt
Athens
Tom
C. E. McGregor
Gantt
McGregor
Madison
Morgan County
Rev Neighbour to Preach In Athens Stew Jr K Neighbour
Rev Neighbour, pioneer founder of Prince Avenue Baptist Church formerly Tabernacle Baptist, will preach at both services Sunday in Athens. He will stay through most of next week and lead evening services at 8 o clock. A large local choir, directed by A Henry, will augment Sunday’s services.
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Stew
K. Neighbour
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Neighbour
Athens
Ustal
A. Henry
Plaintiff Wins Verdict Against James F. Shehane
In Clarke Superior Court last Friday a verdict was returned in favor of EB. 8. Sporting Goods Company against James F. Shehane, finalizing the civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. 8. Sporting Goods Company
James F. Shehane
Clarke
City of Honolulu Afloat Burns After Sea Fire
The City of Honolulu burned at sea and passengers were transferred to the transport Thomas after rescue by the Went Farallon and other vessels. A millionaire’s Cassana yacht and Navy ships joined in the search as radio SOSs drew help from Pacific fleet crafts and nearby ferries. Authorities noted 217 aboard and the scene unfolded off Los Angeles and near San Pedro.
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San Francisco
Cal
Associa Press
Honolulu
United States Army
Thomas
Federal Telegraph Company
Thomas ix
Associated Press
City of Honolulu
San Pedro
California
Lloyd Line
Los Angeles Steamship Company
Enterprise
Matson Line
Hawaii
E. L. Doheny
Los Angeles
Navy Vessles
Wratens
Mrs Bayley Reports On Friendly Relations With Ex-Service Men
Mrs W W Battey Sr presided at a Federated Clubs meeting outlining state efforts to establish and maintain friendly relations with ex service men. She urged action in small towns, noting many veterans need care after service. A unanimous resolution endorsed the American Legion and pledged aid to the Ex-service Men committee.
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W. W. Battey
Ranka
Fle
American Legion
Committee On Friendly Relations
Athens Girl Goes To South America As A Missionary
Athens Ga. Ella Virginia Hays is assigned to work in South America by the Woman Missionary Society of the Methodist Church after local assignments were approved in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Athens
South America
Chattanooga, Tenn
Banner-Harold
Ella
Virginia Hays
Athens, Ga
Woman's
The
Methodist Church
Legion Special to Move Delegates to New Orleans Convention
Seaboard will run special trains named the Legion Special to aid movement of delegates to the American Legion Convention in New Orleans. Trains will pass through Georgia and other points at 12 30 noon and 1 00 p.m. The George Washington Post Band is expected to perform for about two minutes.
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American Legion
New Orleans
Seaboard
Ateri Legion
Wood
8. C
George Washington Post
Jones Superior Court 10 Meet Grady Georgia Docket
Special to The Banner Herald reports Jones Court will convene next week with Judge Jas Park of Greensboro presiding. Three murder cases, two assault with intent to murder, and about forty civil cases on the docket. A long list of grand and traverse jurors is named, including T H Taylor, R S Russell, C A Lawrence, Z E Gordon, Dr Whitehead, B B Mason, J R Childs, J W Bonner, N C Pitts, N C Pearson, T F Bradley, W W Barron Sr, J J Mercer Jr, T W Ross, D M Moore, Paul White, C P Bragg, A L Harris, J L Haddock, J H Finney, J T Williams, J E Morton, with many more.
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D. H. Barfield
J. T. Williams
J. E. Morton
Traverse Jury
J. T. Glover
J. R. van Buren, Sr
T. J. Maynard
P. H. Jung
D. F. Wells M. Tyner
W. R. Hudson
W. J.childs
C. H. Chambliss
Little Girl Hurt In Fall On Street Car Track
Little Mamie Phillips, also called Mrs Belle Phillips, suffered a painful minor injury Friday when she fell and was cut above the left knee by a street car track. She was taken to a physician for treatment. A dog dragged along a nearby street.
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Mamie Phillips
Asugnotet
Belle Phillips
A& Street
Wilege
Charges Against Preacher Upheld In Oklahoma
Tulsa held that the Rev. Thomas J. Irwin of Lawton remains suspended after the Presbyterian of Oklahoma affirmed a ruling on charges of conduct unbecoming a minister. Irwin faced arson charges in district court tied to an incendiary fire at his former church. The case ties to the Hamon death and a contentious Lawton church split, with appeals planned toward the general Presbyterian church.
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Tulsa
Thomas J. Irwin
Lawton
Judicial Mission
The
Presbyterian of Oklahoma
Mr Reno Presbytery
Irwin
General Presbyterian
Yyaleh
Indianapolis
el Reno
Irwin A
George c. Abernath
Yee Hawnee
Synodical Commission
Ee Presbytery
Lowton
Clive
Jake Hamon
Republican National
Clara Smith Hamon
Ardmore
Hamon
Mrs DeBoucher to return to Atlanta to sue Asa Candler
Atlanta report details Mrs Onezima DeBoucher and attorney Harry Gamble planning to return to Atlanta within two weeks to sue Asa G. Candler for alleged defamation of character. Gamble left for New Orleans. Candler and adviser Judge John Candler declined to comment as DeBoucher seeks rest at her plantation home near New Orleans. The piece also notes the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs completing its twenty sixth convention in Athens with thanks to numerous local organizations and individuals for hospitality and support.
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Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Onezima DeBoucher
Harry Gamble
New Orleans
Earler
Gamble
Mari
Georgia Federation ‘of Women’s Club
Athens
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thomas
I‘athera
Clarke County
Athens Women’s Club
James ‘White
Tod Ves
Tenckoon
I ‘Ite
Elijah Clarke
Daughters’ of the American Revolution
Julius Talmadge
Mildred Mell
Lucy Cobb
University of Georgia
Pioneers
Chamber of Commerce
Rat Club
Kiwanis Club
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Abi Rny. and Electric Co
Camp ‘Re Girls
Boy Scoutts
Cwntra
Michael Bros. Davinon-Nicholson
McGregor, Erwin and Co
Georgian Hotel
Borisian Palm Garden
Chcero Co Company
Crucedale
James Music Company
Bernstein Bros
Dorsey Furniture Company
C. M. Snelling
Vs. 5.V. Sanford
Hayes
Montezuma
Georgia
United States
General Federation
Georgla Federation of Women's Clubs
Athens Leads Ga with Most Whos Who Names
Athens rises to second place in Georgia for representatives in the twelfth volume of Who's Who in America, with 26 Athenians listed among 24 278 notable Americans. Names include Charles H. Brand, Robert P. Brooks, Duncan Burnett, Phil Campbell, Andrew Cobb, Linville Hondron, Harry Hodgson, and many more.
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F. R. Stewart
Athens
Atlanta
America
Georgia
United States
Charles H. Brand
Robert P. Brooks
Duncan Burnett
Phil Campbell
Andrew J. Cobb
C. J. Heatwole
Linville L. Hondron
Harry Hodgson
H. M. Holden
J. Lustrat
Thomas H. McHatton
John
Spraying Tank Planned At Gray Promises Jobs
A spraying tank was opened in Haddock and planned for Gray to distribute materials to farmers for their trees. The project aims to provide employment for someone to manage the tank and release the materials.
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Gray
Haddock
Mammoth Still Found In Center Of Savannah Georgia
Corbet L. Gullett was arrested by deputy officers for operating a large illicit still in downtown Savannah. Near the Central of Georgia Railway station yesterday afternoon a modern copper still with 400 gallons of capacity and concealed 4 000 gallons of permeated distilling gear was discovered.
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Savannah
Georgia
Corbet L.gullett
Central of Georgia
Scholarships for young women at state ag college
A Rome club meeting announced additional scholarships for women at the state agricultural college. The event featured Mrs. Battey speaking on friendly relations with ex-service men and noted the club’s ongoing efforts to assist wounded soldiers and veterans. The Friday session also revealed two more scholarships totaling 366 dollars.
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State AG. College
W. W. Battey
Aususta
Exerie
Mattey
Supreme Sa
Reds Continue 1 Gain in Russia
Vladivostok residents turn against federal troops as anti Soviet sentiment rises amid reports that Reds gain ground. Military mobilization levies strain business leaders and the heavy arms stockpile in Windivestock is at risk of falling to Soviet forces. Disappearance of thirty truckloads of arms from Czecho-Slovak troops in Siberia two years ago is cited in a war office inquiry.
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TORIO
Associa
Presa
Vladiv
Ivestock
Eltf
Rad
Siberia
Japa
War Office
Old Negro Man Sells Bale of Cotton And Loses Part Of
A yearold Black man named Uncle Tom Jarrel sold a bale of cotton for forty dollars and four cents. On the way to the bank to deposit, part of the money disappeared from his pocket. Police were notified after bystanders recovered some of the funds and alerted Comer Company, Georgia Ni Bank, or the police.
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Tom Jarrel
Comer Company
Ceorgia Ni Bank
Police Department
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