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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1910

Page

3

Sunday School Fund Drive for Athens Chapel

Reverend GEO E STONE appeals for immediate donations to continue a long standing Sunday school begun by his father in 1905. The group, now at 107 pupils with 61 present last Sunday, seeks funds to build a Baldwin street chapel after the Lumpkin street site was sold. Donations to be made payable to GEO E STONE. contact at 114-3. The notice blends with an unrelated Perry Davis Pain Killer sanitary advisory.

Danner Asa J. Booth Lumpkin Street N. B. Saye Baldwin Street H. H. Carlton F. W. Lucas Geo. C. Thomas J. P. Fears Frank Jackson University Oitens of Athens Geo. E. Stone

Twelve new railroads chartered in Georgia in 1909

Atlanta Jan 15 Twelve railroads were granted charters in Georgia in 1909 per Secretary of State Philip Cook. Charters include Abbeville and Northwestern from Abbeville to Fort Valley 58 miles and Rome and Northwestern from Rome to Chattanooga 80 miles, with varying capitals. Each must build and operate 15 miles or the full line within two years or the charter expires.

Atlanta Georgia Philip Cook Abbeville Fort Valley Capital LaPayette Railroad Walker County Middle Georgia Interurban Railway Co Griffin Jackson Mansfeld Social Circle Braxed Monticello Western of Georgia Railway Co Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Fayette Cowetta Newnan City and Suburban Railway Co. of Brunswick Milstead Railroad Co Rockdale

Athens Chamber Sees Inquiries From New Citizens

Daily letters of inquiry flood Athens as newcomers seek homes business and educational opportunities in what is called the Second city in Georgia. Among inquirers are A B Starks of Argamis Kansas and Mrs T A Baker of Trumansburg New York. The chamber will publish literature and send data to interested parties. The piece also questions postal department funding and expresses criticism of express companies.

Athens Georgia A. W. Brooks Chamber of Com A. B. Starks Arganis Kansas T. A. Baker Trumansburg New York South Carolina Chamber of Commerce Postal Department

Glass Banquets Scrapped Amid Freshman Sophomore Rivalry

The season of class banquets at State University sparks a long running feud between Freshmen and Sophomores. Rumors trigger gatherings, a skirmish on the football gridiron ends after early morning hours, and the two classes vow renewed activity with secret conferences and late night cries of Freshman and Sophomore.

State University Candler Hall

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G. F. Stone Perry Davis County Rome and Northwestern Railroad Co Rome Chattanooga Gainesville Railway and Power Co Gainesville Moultrie and Western Railway Co Moultrie Camilla Savannah and Southern Railroad Co Savannah Chatham Bryan Liberty Tattnall Altamaha River Hawkinsville and Western Railroad Co Hawkinsville Vienna Irwinton Railway Co Irwinton Central of Georgia Michael’s Department of Muslin Popular Brooks
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