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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1912
Page
7
Registration list shows residents enrolled at Georgia university
The paper lists registrants for this year's term. Names span cities like Athens Savannah Atlanta Macon Cuthbert and Savannah with many from Marshallville Rome and Toccoa. The tally includes Wimberlake O'Reilly Jones DeRenne Donaldson and dozens more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. O'Reily
Gainesville
F. Womenuthdl
Savannah
Johnston
Anta
FCC
Westbrook
T. Lanier
Athens
F. Jones
DeRenne
Donaldson
Statesboro
Harrison
Atlanta
W. Rountree McLeod
W. Coker
Rome
A. T. Brewer
Elberton
G. S. Whitehead
Cashon
J. K. Patterson
Cuthbert
BR. West
T. T. Abney
Panka Grantville
W. A. Griffin
Marshallville
C. M. Theus
H. R. Melarty
Douglasville
G. D. Allen
Brunswick
A. G. Crafts
Macon
S. Pinehard
LaGrange
R. Rountree
Cobbtown
M. Ammons
W. P. Price
Farmington
R. B. Harber
Commerce
H. L. Grubbs
Jesup
T. S. Williams
J. J. Daniel
Millen
W. F. Rutherford
Union Point
P. R.hill
Toccoa
J. G. Henderson
Cordele
B. Callaway
Augusta
G. A. Sanéken
B. B. Bivins
Giovania
W. H. Sorrells
J. I. Davis
Quitman
W. W. Hardaway, Jr
Thomson
J. R. Wood
Q. L. Williams
Lawrenceville
Gale R. Wilson, Jr
Thomson Ga
Florence Webber to Golf Nearby in Atlanta Match
Atlanta friends of Florence Webber known for Naughty Marietta arrange a golf match at East Lake today or tomorrow. Opponent to be chosen from among Atlanta’s top women golfers as Miss Webber arrives from Athens and performs tonight as the title role in Victor Herbert’s opera at the Atlanta Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Florence Webber
East Lake
Miss Webber
Mateo
Athens
Victor Herbert
Negro Saves Life to Aid Officer in Jail Escape Plot
Special to the Banner from Atlanta reports Johnson Sebb, a Black inmate reprieved in Early county, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment after aiding a deputy sheriff during an attempted jail break. The mob of sixteen prisoners planned to rush the deputy when he unlocked the door, but Sebb helped stop them and risked his life in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Johnson Sebb
Early County
Webb
Beck
Grace Will Not Oppose Suit for Divorce
Eugene Grace in a Philadelphia divorce case says he will not contest the divorce filed by his wife Daisy Opie Grace. He defends his conduct and notes his paralysis while under medical care in Atlanta. He will not file counterclaims, seeking an end to the matter through his wife's divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Grace
Daisy Opie Grace
Philadelphia
Grace
Ely Tog Id
Yom Kippur Observed Across Jewish Community
New York reports mark the start of Yom Kippur at sunset, the holiest and most solemn day on the Jewish calendar. The tenth of Tishri ushers in twenty four hours of fasting, prayer, and penitence with devout Jews abstaining from food, drink, and work, and focusing on worship with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elegant new main building for Georgia Carolina Fair
The Georgia Carolina Fair Association projects an ambitious expansion with larger buildings as the fair grows. Exhibits in livestock and poultry are expected to be top quality, with last year hosting 3,500 birds in the poultry show. Secretary Beane negotiates midway attractions and races, and the event runs from November 4 through 9 in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia-Garolina Fair Association
Augusta
South
Beane
Georgia Carolina Fair Association
May Allow 200 Pounds Baggage On First Class Tickets
Atlanta Sept 29 Railroad commission hearing considers raising baggage limit from 150 to 200 pounds for first class travel. Pending decision will affect passengers and freight concerns as stations are proposed at Winder Jeffersonville Dublin and Statham with Seaboard lines Carl Ga noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ceara City
Eloeking Bay
Adana
Pritrend Commission
Winder
Seshord
Jeffersonville
Macon, Dublin & Savannah Road
Statham
Seaboard
Carl
Railroad Colvision
Georgia names listed for assignment board
A long list of individuals with city identifiers across Georgia and Florida appears, detailing personnel such as C. N. Crocker Atlanta O R. O Keefe Atlanta Co J Gowan Athens Clark Howell Jr Atlanta J H Strickland Roswell R Holland Dallas C C Nall Jr Luthersville R W Wesley Edison A M Demmock Atlanta W R Wilson Athens P Abbot Lowsville Z S Cowan Atlanta H D Williams Marietta M G Nosworthy Dawson W C Campbell Jr Atlanta S B Adair Bowman J J Wilson Eatonton W W Gownay LaFayette J B Burch Thomasville M P Phillips Jacksonville tL I Harper Royston M M Hutton Savannah E M Seabrook Jr Columbus A H Baxter Atlanta Cc B Walker Shellman T C Freeman Commerce T F Ingram Atlanta Cc W Alson Jr Atlanta G G B E Martin Athens C H Holmes Macon H E Andrews Milledgeville A L Howard Atlanta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Crocker
Atlanta
O. R. O'Keefe
J. Gowan
Athens
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta Ga
J. H. Strickland
Roswell
R. Holland
Dallas
C.C. Nall, Jr
Luthersville
R. W. Wesley
Edison
A. M. Demmock
W. R. Wilson
P. Abbot
P. Abbot Lowsville
Z. S. Cowan
H. D. Williams
Marietta
M. G. Nosworthy
Dawson
W. C. Campbell, Jr
S. B. Adair
Bowman
J. J. Wilson
Eatonton
W. W. Gownay
LaFayette
J. B. Burch
Thomasville
M. P. Phillips
Athens, Ga
C. H. Holmes
Macon
H. E. Andrews
Milledgeville
A. L. Howard
Atlanta, Ga
Still Found in Edge of Town near Lexington Georgia
Deputies Watkins and Maswell located a fully equipped still in a gully near Lexington in Oglethorpe county. The apparatus included a seventy five gallon pot, cap and worm and about sixty gallons of mash. Sixty gallons of mash were destroyed. other components were taken by sheriff and revenue officers. The case will be heard in federal court in Athens and aims to curb illicit liquor production in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexton
Simoo Watkins
Sherity
Lo Maswell
Oglethorpe County
Athens
Ctizens
Oglethorpe
New Discovery Helps Coughs and Lung Ailments at Home
Thousands seek relief from coughs and lung diseases by using Dr King s New Discovery at home. The medicine claims quick relief for throat and chest troubles including coughs colds grip and whooping cough with a trial bottle offered free. Priced 59 cents to 100 dollars and guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theountry
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R Palmer & Sons
Improvements at Georgia Carolina fair grounds in Augusta
The Georgia Carolina fair in Augusta plans a new main building with integrated auditorium to replace the old structure. The grounds will be illuminated with electric lights, a livestock pavilion will host top breeds, and the poultry and agricultural exhibits from North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee are enhanced. A larger football game between the University of Georgia and Clemson is anticipated, with expanded midway attractions and vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto
Augusta
South Carolina
James A. Jackson
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennes
University of Geor
Clemson College
United States
Canada
State College of Agriculture
Georgia State Fair Is to be Biggest Ever
Macon Georgia September 20 The Big Booster train returned and excitement builds for Georgia Great State Fair Officials promise the largest fair yet with new hotels a 16 hotel capacity and thousands expected The Moultrie Brass Band Nat Reisg carnival company and 11th United State Cavalry Troop B headlined entertainment The Studebaker Day automobile show will cover 250000 feet of floor space with models of 1913 cars and daily band concerts Reduced rail fares are available to attend Georgia's biggest fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
Head of Blue
Moultrie Brass Band
Nat Reisg
11Th United State Cavalry
Uncle Sam
Studebaker
Alf
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. of G
Amy Seater
Vanner
Lodell
Chiease
W. Smith
Appling
Sim
Atlin Ga
Terry
Wate
Ateiny
Care
Damier Gaeive
Dev Anna
Wales
Gan
Tee
Etiert
Miveooerery
Artin
Gal G
Newoet Lethange
Wimberlake
Marshalville
Georgia Carolina
Lexington
Richmond County Club
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