Costa Cinciolo wedding in Gainesville shines Wednesday
Gainesville report details the elegant wedding of Misa Anna Can ciolo to James A. O’Me of Athens at the Cinciolo home. Father Clarke officiated before about six hundred guests as decorations of pink roses and ferns graced the library and parlor. The ceremony and reception followed in a traditional, lavish display with bridal party, gifts, and an afternoon journey to New York and return to settle in Athens.
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Atlanta Journal
Gainesville
Charles Cinciolo
Misa Anna Canciolo
James A. O'mé
Athens
Father Clarke
North Georgia
Catholic Church
Canclolos
Rubinstein
Prof Michaelis
Brenau College
John Woodcock
Ruth Smith
Anna May Cinciolo
Charles Costa
Miss Margaret Costa
Frederick Costa
Miss Rose Costa
Lawrence Costa
Zena Costa
Theresa Cinciolo
Margaret Costa
Ile Mull
Charles Ilo
Clyde Jones
Morristown
Rose Costa
Anna Mary Cinclolo
Leonard Cinclolo
Aline Fuller
Hazel Rosena Taylor
John Taylor
Ward Barry Wedding Announced in local notice
Mrs W M Ward announces the marriage of her daughter Sarah to Mr Fred Barry which occurred July 1. The couple have many friends who extend cordial good wishes and congratulations. Regular Emmanuel Guild meeting will be held Friday afternoon at the church. The president Mrs A G Richards requests full attendance. Mr W T Dean and five sons Fred Roy Joel Nelson and W T Jr spent Sunday in Gainesville with friends and relatives. See Lloyd Fickling of Rome returned to
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Anita Costa
Athens
Costa
Charles Cinciolo
Italy
Gainesville
Joseph Costa
Mike Costa
Lawrence Co
E. Callahan
Anthony Costa
M. F. Costa
Charles Costa
Fred Costa
Joe Myers
Ed, Cohen
Clyde Daniels
Sam Foster
Joseph Costa, Jr
Augusta Rocco
Margaret Costa
Jewell Gillian
St. Louis
Clyde Jones
Morristown
Tenn
Woman's Club
Aura Rutherford
Laura Rutherford
U. D
Lucy Cobb
Mine Rutherford
Waveroes
Emmanuel Guild
Fimmenuel Church Guild
A. G. Richards
Pectary
W_T_ Dean
Fred Roy
Joel, Nelson
W.t.,jr
Lunde
Grace Cameron Stays For Tom's Sake In Chapter XXVIII
In this dramatic excerpt Grace Cameron agrees to stay, compelled by Mrs Ames and Tom, as a tense exchange unfolds about flowers and favors. Philip Ames shares a charitable gesture and a hopeful moment, while Grace signals a resolve tied to family and reconciliation before continuing the unfolding chapter. The surrounding notes list University of Georgia students returning to Athens and other local residents heading to the university.
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Grace Cameron
Tom
Graveneron
Philip Ames
Mr. Ames
Pan Pacific education conference urged measures to end racial prejudice
Delegates at Honolulu pressed measures to eliminate racial prejudice in education and to foster understanding among Pacific peoples. The report notes calls to teach peace ideals, promote scientific study of war causes, and establish Pan Pacific media and scholarly bodies. Attendees included over 220 delegates from the United States, Canada, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, India, Java, and more, with Dr. David Starr Jordan presiding.
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Honolulu
Harding
Pacific Natrons
Prion Ott Institute
Cie Graet
Pacitc
Pan-Pacific Rau
Toe
Preas
Pan-Pacific Union
Inter
Philippine Islands
Japan
Rea
India
Java
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Huntor University
Boston Firemen Must Know How to Read Blue Prints
Boston firemen must read blueprints as well as fight fires. Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy provided each station with maps of the water supply system showing hydrant and water main layouts. Firemen are told to study the blueprints to place engines and apparatus at the most effective points during fires.
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Boston
Mass
John R. Murphy
Retain Camp Bragg as permanent army station
Camp Bragg North Carolina will be retained by the army as a permanent station and not abandoned with other environments announced by the War Department. It will become artillery post and soon headquarters of a field artillery brigade with the health field artillery to peacetime strength through addition of other artillery organizations ordered there from various parts of the country. The camp currently has a reduced aggregate due to resignations and discharges as the army aims for 150000 officers and enlisted men.
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Washington
Bragg
N. C
Wew Department
Thriee
Field Artillers
Ue Brive
Tragic Wreck marks Dovre Railway opening in Norway
A train carrying guests returning from Trondheim wrecks at midnight in Christiansanda province. Six people are dead and many injured including M Hoft director of telegraph and ex member of a penal service commission. Colonel Sejerstad head of the Norwegian office of land survey. King Haakon and Crown Prince Olav were aboard but stayed in Trondheim overnight.
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Christiania
Norway
Dovre
Christiansana
Trondhjem
M. Hoft
Telegraph
Ingeananarial Penetie Commission
Sejerstad
Orilie Nance
Haakon
Olav
Balloon races begin from Brussels in Bennett international event
The opening balloon race of the James Gordon Bennett international meeting started Sunday afternoon from Brussels. The leading balloon Ban sheeish, piloted by aeronaut Baldwin, was reported to have landed in Carmarthen, Wales, by Daybreak.
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London
Brussels
Aeronaut
Baldwin
Sid
Wales
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