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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1914

Page

8

Libel for divorce and sheriff sale notices in Clarke County

Legal advertisements for Clarke County Georgia include libel for divorce actions in the October 1914 term against Joel B Huff and R A Chandler with court dates in October 1914. Sheriff's sales announce properties in Clarke County including land on the old Sandy Creek Road and a 17.7 acre tract with details of bounds and prior deeds.

Joel B. Huft Superior Court Clarke County Georgia Joel B. Huff Huff C.h.brand Sali Court Crawford R. A. Chandler Clarke Superior Court Charles H. Brand E. J. Crawford Court House Sandy Creek 219Th G.M Matilda Johnson Henry Comer Anne Dean Harriett Lowe L. Hart L. C W. E. Jackson Eald County Clark State of Wesley Boone Rock Corner Stone Corner Sald Weasley Boone R. T. Wright W. R. Wilkinson City Court of Athena Ward W. BE. Jackson R. C. Orr Frank W. Hicks Court of Ordinary Coram, Hicks Cora M. Hicks A. D A.D Ann Herring Marp Bay Mary Ray R, C, Orr B. J. Crawford Crafford Derby I. T. Derricotte Henry Ross Nathalie Hamilton Fontaine Mary Hamiton R. Corr W. P. Jackson Glrke County Andrew 8. Wilson Josephine Wheeler George H. Thornton G. A. Booth J. F. Whitehead W. W. Hayes D. W. McGregor Rve M. B. Gikes

Bank name change sought for Athens institution

Citizens Bank & Trust Company petitions to amend its charter to become Commercial Bank of Athens. The filing includes stockholder vote proof, director affidavits, and notice of publication in the Athens Banner. A special meeting authorized the name change with 340 of 500 shares voting in favor. Andrew C. Erwin, president, and Blanton Fortson, attorney, sign.

Georgia Clarke County Philip Cook Citizens Bank & Trust Company Commercial Bank of Athens General Assembly Secretary of State Board of Directors Athens Andrew C. Erwin Citizens Bank & Trust CO Blanton Fortson A. C, Erwin B. F. Hardeman J. H. Griffeth D. Flanigen J. Crawford Blanton Forteon A. C. Erwin C. D. Flanigen F. Hardeman Athens, Ga Comemercial Bank of Athens State of Georgia

The Summer Side Cleave Over to the Summer Slide of Doubt

A fragment quotes Tennyson urging a shift from certainty to doubt, invoking a poetic mood about summer and uncertainty. The line suggests a reflective or evasive stance toward seasonal change and inner doubt.

Tennyson

Cardinals at Rome form diverse sacred college for papal election

Rome reports that the sacred college now holds 66 members, the broadest international mix yet, with 14 nations represented and many cardinals serving abroad in Europe, the Americas, and beyond. The roster includes Gibbons of Baltimore, Logue of Armagh, Nava di Bontife of Cas­tania, and many Italian prelates, as the church prepares for a two thirds vote in the conclave.

Congregation of Studies Italy Cajetan de Lal Congregation of the Consistory Joseph Sebastian Netto Lisbon Portugal James Gibbons Baltimore United States Angelo di Pietro Pius X Michael, Logue Armagh Ireland Claudius Vaszary Gran Hungary Andrew Ferrari Milan Jeromer Mary Gotti the Propaganda Dominic Ferrara Congregation of the Holy Offices Joseph Prisco Naples Joseph Martin de Herrera Compostella Spain Joseph Francico _Nava di Bontife Catania Augustin Richelmy Turin Sebastian Martinelli Congregation of Rites Leo de Skrbensky Prague Austria Julius Boschi Ferrara Bartholomew Baciclieri Verona Raphael Merry del Val Joachim Arcoverde de Cavalcanti Archbishp Rio Janiero Brasil Aristides Cavallari Venice Aristides Rinaldini Benedict Lorenselli Peter Maffi Pisa Desideratus Mercier Malines Belgium Alexander Lualdi Palermo Peter Gasparri Cesarea di Palestina Louis Henry Lucan Rheims France Paul Nus Peter Andriew Bordeaux Joseph Mary Cosby Macho Valladolid Didmede Falconio Anthony Vico Titual Philippi Gennaro Granito di Belmonte Hidesea John M. Farley New York Francis Bourne Westminster England Francis Bauer Olmuts Leo Adolph Amnette Paris William Henry O'Connell Boston Henry Almaragy Santos Seviglia Francis Virgilius Dublillard Chambery Francis Mary Roverle de Cabrieres Montpelier Charles de Hornig Vesprem Francis Della Volpe Congregation of the Index Ottavius Gagiano de Congregation of Religious Aly Cajetan Bislets Order of Malta John Baptist Lugarl Basilius Pompili Louis Bislot William van Rossum Holland Anthony Mendes Bello Louis Nazaire Begin Quebec Canada Vittorio Guisasola Y Mendez Toledo Domenic Serafini Seleucia Congregation of the Holy Office Giacomo Della Chiesa Bologna John Czernoch Strigonia Hector Trence Levin Lyons Franz von Bettinger Munich Freising Germany Felix von Hartmann Cologne Gustav Piffl Vienna Filippo Giustini Congregation of the Sacraments Michele Lega Sacred Roman Rota Scipione Tecchi Aldan Gasquet England Fortuaix Leo XIII

Nature Delayed Panama Canal Use by Devastating Slides

Washington August 36 The Banner reproduces William Joseph Showalter remarks on how nature blocked canal operations for months after locks were ready. He notes debris avalanches trapped trains and shovels and prevented removal of 30 000 000 cubic yards of material, likening the effort to a Chinese wall from New York to San Francisco and detailing extreme slides shutting the cut at times.

Washington, D. C Panama Canal Culebra William Joseph Showalter Canal Zone New York San Francisco United States Terial Aix

Next pope will be an Italian surely, says Rome report

Rome reports the conclave will likely elect an Italian as pope but notes an American citizen could also be chosen. Diomede Falconio, once missionary and papal delegate to the United States, is among several candidates. The tradition favors an Italian, yet exclusion of non Italians is not certain.

Assocated Press Rome College of Cardinals Pius X Venice Europe St. Peter’s Diomede Falconio America United States Cardinal Falconio

Wheat in Chicago Hits New Highs in First Trading Hour

Wheat futures reached new highs in Chicago trading with gains around 20 cents from a year earlier as war prospects buoy markets. Prices surged despite limited actual grain movement while corn and oats also showed strength amid bullish sentiment influenced by Liverpool advances and Lord Kitchener’s war duration estimate.

Chicago Liverpool Lord Kitchener

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Sirs, Anda Huff Lena M. Chapdier A. OC Holliday Upson Harper Mamie Gaylors Callet BR. C, Orr Prack W. Hicks Charles Lyons Addaline Campbell R. C, Orr Georgia Marke J. BE. Wigley Joseph Wigley Lizzie McC Minta Brown Annie E. Toomer Maude F. Talmage Allen H. Talmage Saunty T.S. Mell Calvin W. Fears Lella May Fears E. P. Fears R. O. Orr H. Sikes B. Sikes Im Cult of Georgia Attys Holden & Shackelford Full Sacred College of Car Cardinals Associated Press Sacred College of Cardinals Sacred College South America The Orient Russia Africa Australasia Switzerland Austria-Hungary Serafino Vannutelli Mexico Central Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli Constantinople Cardinal Agnardi India Cardinal di Pietro Argentine Republic Madrid Cardinal Gott Cardinal Ferrara Cardinal Martinelli Rinaldini Lorenzelli Gasparri Vico Belmonte Serafini Curia de Lal Cassetta Della Volpe Cagland Bislet Pompili Giostini Lega Tecchi Roman Curia Benedict IX Anthony Agliardi Vincent Vannutelli Apostolic Signature Francia de Paula Cassette Will Goethals Ailisrd
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