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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1910

Page

6

Stranded family seeks aid after husband abandons them

A mother and four children, aged 13 to 18 months, sleep on a single bed in a plain city police station room after being left nine days earlier by husband R. L. McClure. They traveled from Spartanburg to Seneca then Athens seeking work and food, with no money or friends. Police and city officials provide shelter while awaiting news of the father.

Associated Charities R. L. McClure Mia Lula McClure Spartanburg Seneca North Carolina Athens Dorine Plana George Bynum Foo

Veteran James H Jordan Dies After Brief Illness

James H Jordan aged 70 died at his Athens home from pneumonia after a short illness. He served in the 23rd Georgia and is survived by his wife. Funeral services will be at Oconee Street Methodist Church with interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers are longtime comrades including S S Bailey and H W Palmer.

James H. Jordan Athens Peter and Herring Street Oconee Street Oconee Joman North Carolina 23Rd Georgia J. W. McElhannon H. C. Bishop R. B. Weil W. Bailey HW. R. Palmer A. G. Elder Thos. Bailey Mo Kie W. B. Hosey

Counties Weigh Convict Work Distribution in State

Twenty four counties have asked for more convicts than their current allotment for road work. Only thirty have replied so far, with most seeking increases while four counties not using convicts now want none. A dozen counties already use state felons, and officials expect 10 to 12 new applications this year as distribution likely grows more uneven than last year. Georgia Day set for February 12 with school children observing statewide.

Atlanta Goodsow Yancey Prison Commission Chattahoochee Boards of County Commissioners

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Jas. H. Jordan See Wright Gordon Lee Moses Wright Rome Superior Court Mack Johnson Bartow Johnson Farmers’ Organizations Lee T Lee Mr. Davison Copenhagen Infant's TOU Edwin Clapp Regal Crossett
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