Three youths bound over for YMCA building thefts
Garland Hoggins Ben Jones and Henry Mize the three young white boys who confessed stealing clothes from Athens YMCA bathrooms were arraigned before Judge J Foster and waived preliminary trial. Bonds fixed at 150 for Hoggins and Jones and 100 for Mize. In default of bond they were sent to Clarke county jail awaiting trial. Mr C F Ausland and family relocate to a new country home and Mr A G Nicholson and family move to Milledge Avenue home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mize
Athens Y. M.C. A
J. ¥. Foster
Foster
Hughlas
Jones
Mize
Clarke County
C. F. Ausland
A. G. Nicholson
Milledge Avenue
Pay for Teachers Will Be Monthly Across Clarke Athens
Statewide plan finances January salaries as county superintendents report in February. Devon arrangements provide monthly teacher pay. Clarke County receives 3,188.15 from the state treasury while Athens city schools gain 9,880.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Athens
New Herty Turpentine Method Boosts Yield and Quality
The U S department of agriculture reports Dr Charles H Herty's cup and gutter system for tapping pines yields 93 percent more turpentine and higher grade resin than boxing. The approach reduces tree damage, may become standard, with circulars and field help from Dr Herty. inquiries to the Forester, Bureau of Forestry. A testimonial from W O Williamson of Amherst Va credits Chamberlain Pain Balm with lasting relief from Lambage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Forestry
Chas H. Herty
Herty
Ocilla
Charles H. Berty
Harty
Turpentine
Bureau of Form Entry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lambage
W. O. Williamson
Amherst
Chamberlain
Schoolmasters' Club Names Leading Georgia Educators
The Schoolmaster's Club lists prominent figures in Georgia education including G. G. Bond of Athens city schools E. O. Branson of the State Normal School Abbott Smith Earnest Walter B. Hill D. O. Barrow L. M. Landrum Otis Ashmore Pollock Lawton Evans C B Gibson N E Ware W F Glaton G R Glenn J S Stewart J E Walbee and others. Otis Ashmore plans next week meeting in Athens with Prof Bond in charge of arrangements. The visit is expected to bring benefit to local educational institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Bond
City Schools of
Athens
E. O. Branson
Abbott, Smith and Earnest
State Normal School
Walter B. Hill
D. O. Barrow
University of Georgia
Lawton B. Evans
Anguat
C. B. Gibson
Columbus
N. E.ware
Hawkineville
W. F. Glaton
Public Schools of
Atlanta
G. R. Glenn
Amissioner
J. 8. Stewart
North Cope College
Dahlon- Gapertatendens
J. E. Walbee
Public Cchools
Griffin
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
Bond
F Athens
Davison Buys Carload of Dry Goods in Atlanta Visit
Alex H Davison, a leading Northeast Georgia merchant, purchased from retiring Inman Smith & Co a large stock of dry goods at deep discounts. The Davison Lowe firm will offer the goods for sale today giving customers access to quality merchandise at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Inman, Smith & Co
Davison
Davison & Lowe
Georgia
Davison & Lowe's
Dr W G Bryant completes tour checking Georgia lamp oil
Dr W C Bryant the chief oil of this state visited Rome Cedartown Rockmart Gainesville Athens and nearby areas to inspect lamp oil conditions He found oil quality good and blamed poor lights on dirty wicks and sediment in lamps He advised cleaning lamps and noted dust entering tanks from stores and roads affected oil delivery He plans to survey South Georgia next to address section complaints about oil quality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bryant
Athens
North
Georgia
Atlanta
Bryant
Rome
Cedartown
Rockmart
Gammerville
Gainesville
Athena
South Georgia
Agricultural Department
New Georgia marble chosen for Peabody Library
The University of Georgia library on its campus will be built largely of white Georgia marble, a plan urged by Mr. Peabody for lasting beauty. James P. Sawtell, former Griffin Morning Call editor, died in Griffin, while architect Bleckley discussed the project with university authorities and preparations for construction begin once trustees sign the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Georgia
Peabody
George Meteniel
Griffin, Ga
James P.bawtell
The
Griffin Morning Call
Sawtell
Athens
Tenn
Bleckley
Oly
Cuthbert
Bas
Chattanooga
Disastrous Fire Narrowly Averted At Talmadge Building
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock fire was found in the third story wall between the Talmadge and Moss buildings at College Iyems and Clayton street. Firemen quickly extinguished a timber ignition behind a chimney near an Elks club room. A similar timber fire had occurred nearby years earlier, detected early enough to prevent major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
College Iyems
Clayton Street
Moss
Elks Club
Samuel Hoff Laid To Rest In A Humble Funeral
The funeral for Samuel Hoff was held yesterday at his Hansock Avenue residence. Rabbi Rabenstein officiated and Mt Vernon Lodge No 23 A M members attended and interred Hoff at the grave. In Atlanta, Millard Lee’s trial was postponed due to an affidavit error, delaying any further action by the Supreme Court and granting a brief respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansock Avenue
Samuel Hoff
Rabbi Rabenstein
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 23
A. M
Hoff
Masonio Millard
Atlanta
B. W. Westmoreland
Millard Lee
Miss Battles
Lee
Supreme Court
Confederate veteran who edited the Griffle Call
A Tennessee editor and publisher long associated with the Griffle Call for many years, formerly a Confederate soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Democrat
Griffle
Call
General and Mrs Washington Party Aids Continental Hall Fund
A large gathering at Mrs. L. D. DuBose home hosted a General and Mrs Washington themed party to benefit the Continental Hall fund in Washington. Floyd Foster portrayed Washington, Louise DeBow played Mrs Washington, guests dressed in colonial fashion, and a Virginia reel followed the ceremony. A neat sum was raised and forwarded to the memorial fund treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. DuBose
Washington
Virginia
Smith Promoted to Lieutenant in Atlanta Gmys Co K
Mr. William Manning Smith who attended the University of Georgia and served as a sergeant in the Athens Guards has been promoted to lieutenant in the Atlanta Gmys Co K Fifth regiment. Friends in Athens and Atlanta commend his advancement as he now resides in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Manning Smith
University of Georgia
Athens Guards
Atlanta Gmys
Co. K
Smith
Athens
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEM
Odgson Cortes Company
Garland Hoggins, Ben Jones and
Nary
Treasury
Devon
U.S
Schoolmasters' Club
L. M. Landrum
Pollock
Mercer University
Alex H. Davison
JR W. G Bryant
Mr. Peabody
Peabody Library
MR. Sam Hoff
Sfhoes
E. I. Smith
General and
Mrs. Washington Magnificent Couple
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