Postal Savings Bank Opens at Athens Post Office
The Postal Savings Bank branch at the Athens post office opens this morning with the regular clerical staff. The system allows deposits from individuals 10 years and older, with limits of 100 dollars per month and 500 dollars total balance, offering 2 percent annual interest and free service. Depositors receive certificates and can use savings cards and stamps to reach deposits, with strict privacy and transfer rules.
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Postal Savings Bank
Athens
Savings Banking
Uncle Sam
Postal Savings
United States
Postal
Its
Down the State Tour From Athens to Savannah
Athens proposes a Down the State tour from Athens to Savannah via Augusta as part of a statewide plan. An entry fee could fund prizes for a Savannah trip, with likely participation from Elberton Lexington Madison Greensboro Commerce Jefferson and Winterville, aiming to attract 20 or more cars and boost local commerce.
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Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
Elberton
Lexington
Madison
Greensboro
Commerce
Jefferson
Winterville
Watkinsville
Atlanta Repeals Charter Vote In Narrow Commission Stand
Special to the Banner. Atlanta, Sept 27. Voters reject the commission form, opting to keep the existing charter by a two to one margin. The victory ends proposals to adopt most features of a modern commission government. Police incident follows near Pryor Street as Charles T. Hopkins slaps W. C. Puckett amid the controversy.
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Atlanta
Charles T. Hopkins
University freshmen fined for disorderly conduct by mayor
Yesterday morning several disorderly conduct cases were heard before the mayor. Malone and Floyd, freshmen at the University of Georgia, pleaded guilty to actions connected with the class rush on Saturday night. They were fined fifteen dollars and ordered to thirty days on the streets, then paid their fines.
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Messrs
Malone and
Floyd
University of Georgia
Alumni Backfield Shines In Tight High School Rivalry
In a close game the alumni backfield powered a 6 5 victory over the regulars. The Atlanta Journal Patrons ad notes W. D. Powell as local agent for journal orders and service complaints at 57 College Ave.
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W. D. Powell
College Ave
Athens Birds Win at Knoxville Poultry Show
Mrs. L. L. Upson of Athens led Orpington Grove to nine awards at the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville Tenn winning six firsts and three seconds including best black Orpington and best white Orpington. Mrs E K Lumpkin also won prizes, adding to Athens fame as top poultry breeders travel to major southern and northern shows.
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L. L. Upson
Athens
Knoxville
Tenn
South
United States
Orpington Grove
E. K. Lumpkin
Upson
Che
Mrs. Strongs Funeral Held At First Methodist
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Susan Strong at the First Methodist church. Her remains were laid to rest after a simple cemetery service, with floral tributes and a solemn song service honoring a humble Christian life.
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First Methodist Church
Susan Strong
Hill Street
R. L. Moss, Jr
Prof Koch to Take Post at University in Athens
Prof John C Koch arrives in Athens on October 9 to join Prof C M Strahan as assistant in the University directed good roads work. He begins duties on October 11. The telegram confirming his arrival was received yesterday. Koch’s marriage to a sister of Mr R Brandt is recalled, and his return to Athens is welcomed by many friends.
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John C. Koch
C. M. Strahan
Athens
Koch
R. Brandt
Ladies' Aid Society Barbecue at Tuck Building
At the request of friends and patrons the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church announces another barbecue. It will be served in the Tuck building on Wednesday October 4 from 1 to 3 PM. Remember the time and place for another tempting meal.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Tuck Building
Majestic Benefit For Athens High School Friday
Mr. Stone will host a benefit day at the Majestic theater with profits split with the Athens High School Athletic Association. The article notes the boys have a fine football team and are building a baseball squad and need funds for uniforms and expenses. Citizens are urged to attend Friday to support the fund.
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Majestic Theater
Stone
Athens High School Athletic Association
Majestic
Judge West Holds City Court Yesterday
Judge West held court yesterday morning in the courthouse with jail cases on the docket. Pleas of guilty were entered in several cases or a jury trial waiver was granted. A man was found guilty of larceny and sentenced to twelve months. One man on the S A L train pleaded guilty to riding without a ticket and was fined fifty one dollars or six months imprisonment.
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West
S.A. L
Public School Teachers Meet Today
City teachers of the public school system convene to verify student lists and conduct other business outlined by the superintendent.
Notice of Assessment in Oconee Burial Association
Assessment due for the death of Mrs. Lottie White. Leave payment at Warren J. Smith and Bro. drug store or see J. K. Mealor, secretary.
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Oconee Burial Association
Lottie White
Warren J. Smith & Bro
J. K. Mealor
Competent Stenographer Seeks Part Time Office Work
Competent stenographer with three years experience available for three days of office work per week seeks employment. Address XYZ care of Banner. 2t-wesu.
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Mr. Key
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