McClure Boys Go On Trial In Clarke Superior Court
Clarke county fair opens with exhibits from Athens and county firms. Mrs. Annie M. Wood Bryant leads a large canning club displays with 100 plus girls. McClure brothers charged with involuntary manslaughter face Clarke Superior Court. jurors chosen. case stems from 1921 fatal crash on Mitchell bridge road.
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McClure
Superior Court
1. Co
A.M. McClure
W. A. McClain
Forsyth
Clarke Superior Court
A. A. Fambrough
J. L. Oldham
J. M. Allen
George Mayne
Joe Hemrick
Asa Thornton
David Howard Abney
G. A. Tucker
J. MH. Hancock
Carl Moon
W. A. Dobbs
J. W. Arnold
W. 0. Dean
Dorsey Davis
McClain
Mitchell Bridge
J. C. McClure
Iiat
Emmanuel Sunday School Wins Prize at Southeastern Fair
Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday School exhibitors from across Georgia won seven prizes at the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. Five firsts and two seconds were earned in categories led by Mrs Mildred V Rhodes. The Relief Map exhibits dominated the awards under Rhodes supervision. OCONEE HEIGHTS PLAY planned by Woman's Community Club with a 3:30 pm Thursday performance at Mrs W E Henry's home featuring Eldam's Orchestra.
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Atlanta
Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday School
Gerogia Sunday School Association
J. Clifford Williams
W. A. Capps
Tynar C. Rucker
Beckham McDorman
Dean Scott Young People’s Department
Junior Richards
Finlay McElroy
Mildred V. Rhodes
Oconee Heights
Woman's Community Club of
Once Heights
Dora Meyer
Winterville
Richie O'Fat
Rell
O'Farrell
Tuckston
T. J.kerlin
J. T. Brown
Fowlers
C. M. Bolton
D. Yi. Yarborough
Yarborough
W. W. Puryear
Centerville
Fowler
L. H. Marlett
Clarke County Pig Club Exhibits Impress County Fair Mayor
Clarke County boys and at least one girl dominate the Southeastern Fair results with blue ribbons and cash prizes. Paul Fleming Harold Vaughn and George O’Kelly Jr. lead in Berkshire and Poland China classes while the Clarke County Fair showcases pig projects and home skills amid civic pride and a humorous mayoral label.
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Clarke County
Clarke
Mary Winston
Vaughn
Fleming Paul Fleming
Harold Vaughn
Berkshire
Hughes Evans
Poland
China
George O'Kelly, Jr
Land Paul Fleming
Walter Vaughn
Fred Carney
Joe Watson Nunnally
Penninston, Jr
Hampshire
Odin Thurmond
Chester
John Thurmond
Johnson
Ralph Hardeman
Paul Fleming
Elvh
Gir
Hunter Cooper
John W Walthe
Philip Eidson
Walter
Robert Lester
Heredhel Simmons
Robert Morton
Walter Jepnings
Curtis Simmons
Vryman Bryant
Clyde Williams
Raymond Hardeman
Louis Hardeman
Crete Bolton
James
Ernest McLeroy
Harris Street Lot To Be Playground
Harris Street school lot will become a temporary playground for local children after the Board of Education approved turning over the lat ch owned by the board. The Kiwanis club has raised funds and plans a musicale next month to raise the rest needed to equip a playground, with grounds to be selected and equipped within weeks.
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Harris Street
Board of Education
A. P. Winston
Kiwanis Club
Exhibits At Far Building Draw Large Crowds
Industrial educational and agricultural displays welcome visitors and draw widespread acclaim as crowds swarm the distant building, with praise for the variety and quality of exhibits.
Register at fair night count tops ten thousand
At ten o'clock night 2848 people registered in the Southern Bell Telephone booth inside the fair's industrial building. Registration began at 4 o'clock with Mr J W Jarrell declaring a conservative estimate of ten thousand visitors to the exhibit buildings that day, though only those entering the South counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell
J. W. Jarrell
Ten Thousand Attend Clarke County Fair Exhibit Halls
The Clarke County Fair drew about ten thousand visitors before closing last night. The fair committee reported strong turnout and notable prizes in butter making and whole milk contests with winners from Winterville and nearby areas. Concerts, poultry exhibits, and industrial displays drew praise, while the fairgrounds opened four buildings of exhibits amid free admission except for amusement features.
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Yale
Athens
T Ton Street
Merchants and Manufacturers
Pig and Corn Club
Miller Brothers
Masons to Attend Grand Lodge Meet in Macon
Athens Masons will attend the 136th annual Grand Lodge communication in Macon on Tuesday October 31 with special railroad rates. Delegates will organize yearly matters and elect officers for 1922 23. 1 200 delegates plan a visit to the Masonic home Tuesday afternoon.
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Athens
Grand Lodge
Macon
Joe P. Bowdoin
Masonic Home
Tompkins Lodge
LL. D
Fort Oglethorpe
Macivic Club
Circus Show Grounds on Chase Street Draw Big Crowds
Facts describe performances at 2 PM and 8 PM with doors opening an hour early. Europe’s largest trained wild animal act and European horse shows join the program. The grounds feature a 700 by 350 foot tent, three steel arenas, three rings, eight stages, and a hippodrome. A menagerie lists forty elephants, camels, zebras, six giraffes, 110 animal cages, and a baby hippopotamus. Tickets at Reed’s Drug Store and at show grounds. Arrival via 100 double-length railroad cars from Macon arriving in sections.
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Chase Street
Europe
Reed's Drug Store
Macon
Central of Georgia
Haircut Scene Inside Chicago Shop Sit in Car Stand
A fragment describes people in a Chicago shop where someone is getting a haircut in a car mounted on a stand, conveying a street scene with an unusual barber setup.
Synodigal closes session Wednesday at Georgia meeting
The thirteenth annual Woman's Synodical of Georgia meets at the Presbyterian church with strong attendance. Reports election of officers and installations were featured, along with addresses by Mrs. W C Winsborough and Mrs. H M Sydenstrick. Tuesday highlights included talks by Miss Sarah Lee Vinson and Mrs. W M Rowland, with reports from secretaries and exhibitors. Mrs. Winsborough delayed but arrived to greet, and Vinson praised The Missionary Survey.
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Woman's Synodical of Georgia
Presbyterian Church
Mra. W. C. Winsborovel
H. M. Sydenstrick
First Presbyterian Church
Sarah Lee Vinson
Missionary Survey
W. M. Rowland
Augusta
Audley Morton
Athens
C. P. Crawford
Milledgevelile
W. C. Winsborough
Woman's Aux
Mary of the Presbyterian Church, South
Sarah Leo Vinson
Virginia Synodical
Rowland
Georg'a Synod
Georgia Synod
Georgia Roofers Manufacturers elect officers at Macon meeting
At the closing session in Macon Georgia H Dixon Smith of Serle Alabama was elected president Hugh Thurston of Thomaston Georgia secretary treasurer G L Sinclair of Box Springs Georgia J A Cook of Opelika Alabama and C Hines of Meriwether South Carolina were named vice presidents The club plans another meeting December 7 in Macon Georgia
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Macon
Georgia Roofers Manufacturers’ Club
H. Dixon Smith
Serle
Ala
Hugh Thurston
Thomaston
G. L. Sinclair
Box Springs
J. A. Cook
Opelika
3. C. Hines
Meriwether
Wednesday Circus Day Draws Athens Crowd In 1920s Glory
Athens awakes to a full day of thrills with Rineling Brothers circus and Barnum & Bailey detrainments, Clarke County Fair, musical show, and moving pictures. Tickets go on sale at Costa's for Georgia-Oglethorpe, Georgia-Auburn, and Georgia-Virginia Vanderbilt games with sections near the players’ bench and plans for three days of sale and future trains to Columbus.
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Greenwich
Moving Picture Houses
Athena
Thin Sec
North Georgia
Athens
Rineling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey's
Clarke County
Miller Brothers
Groeenich Village
Iday
Chase Street
Georgia-Oglethorps
Costa
Georgia-Auburn
Sa's
Price
Georgia-Virginia
Georgia-Vanderbilt
Auburn
Columbus
Dr. V. Sanford
Costa's
Grand Stand
Driving Park
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Holiday Declared in Schools for Circus Visit
The Board of Education declared a holiday for Tuesday so Athena students may attend the town circus carnival and fair exhibits. The move follows a Tuesday meeting to grant a free day for pupils to enjoy the events.
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Board of Education
Athena
Convicted killer Emile Shutte hanged clutching roses
Emile Shutte was executed at the state prison on Tuesday for three murders. He carried two red roses into the death chamber and did not relax his grip even after death as the noose ended his life.
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Whetersfield, Conn
Emile Shutte
Nes
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Larry Gantt
T. Larry Gantt
Cr Neal
MRS
Annie M. Wood Bryant
Chirke
Baldy’ Langford
R. A. Saye
Pgeuriao
Langford
Baldy” Langford
R. A. Sage, Sr
Guy Cowden
Will Boles
Boles
Fletcher Howard
John Johnson
Jim Rowe
Emmanuel Sunday School
Thomas
Dan Magill
Clarke County Fair
Towa
Harris
Board “of Education
Southern Bell Telephone Conn
Order
Central City
Synodigal
Aston
Air
Carnival
Greenwich ‘Village
Oglethorpe
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