Notice of guardianship and division of estate in Clarke County
Notice recalls the guardianship of Daisy May Eaves and the petition to sell a half undivided interest in a Lumpkin Street lot in Athens Georgia to fund repairs and invest in bonds under the will of Elizabeth Jane Fears. Also includes a libel for divorce and various court notices about guardianships administrators and estates with July hearings and sales under orders of Clarke County Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
Daisy
Zabeth Jane Fears
Hin
Ward
Athens
Georgia
Lumpkin Street
Wopkin Street
Emmie’ Fey
Athens Weekly Net
Sas
Guardian
Daly
J . Tuck
Clarke County
Cobb Street
Chase Street
F. M. Johnson
Emma L. Johnson
P. M. Johnson
Libel for Divorce in 1921 Clarke case
By order of the Court you are on the third Monday in July 1921 to answer the petition for divorce. If you fail the Court will proceed. Witness the Honorable Blanton Fortson Judge. This 23d day of May 1921 Deputy Clerk Claud Mahaffey Petitioner's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purmi
Superior House
C. Kenney
Daisy May
Ounty
Fortson
Judge Court of
Bald
Gnifhe
Court of Clarkeity
Ceorg'a
Gerla
Vigvierr Davis
Blayton Fortson
Judeo
Sala Court
S . ‘Awford
Fawrery Neus
Plalont
Clarke
Georgia
Clarke County
Aureline Ogden
Aaron Ogden
Clarke Gupertoy
Ernest Crawley
Ebbie Crawley
Blanton Fortson
A. B. Coile
Bond's Report for Athens Public Schools Board Meeting
The annual report of Professor G. G. Bond, superintendent of the Athens public schools, will be submitted to the board of education on Tuesday. It is expected to include recommendations for system improvements and may endorse the work study plan from government expert Mrs. Fernandez. The city has just concluded its most successful year, with rising attendance and talk of a bond issue to address building needs and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Bond
Athens ‘Public Schools
Board of Education
Bond
Fernandez
Athens Public Schools
Athens
American Legion Convention to Feature Pinafore on River
Columbus Georgia hosts the third Georgia American Legion convention the first state Woman's Auxiliary meeting and the first state reunion of World War veterans. National Commander John G Emery will attend as preparations budget near 20000 dollars. A river staging of H M S Pinafore for July 4th seats 6000 on the Chattahoochee with a 60 member chorus and notable cast. In case of rain the performance moves to July 5th evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John G. Emery
American Legion
F.W. Galbraith, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary
Georgia
Colum@ bag
Ang
Convention Bureau
Commetee
Columbus League For War Service
Dick Deadeye
Sidney Lanier
Admiral
Lieut
Phil Gallagher
Bloyd
M. Hutserl
New York City
Legion
Camp Benning
Big 29Th Infantry
Kiwanis
Rotary
Women's Auxiliary
Confederate Veterans
Jumbus to Forth Music as Athens Delegation Brings Band
Following the parade Jumbus will supply the music while Athens delegates announce their own band. Immediately after the procession twelve professional auto racers will perform some of the fastest cars seen in the South. The races take place at the Driving Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumbus
Athens
Highway bills to grip fight in both houses
Special to The Banner reports Georgia lawmakers push highway funding changes. Davis seeks total county distribution by postroad mileage wiping out the highway department, while McMichael proposes 16 percent overhead for admin and 85 percent to counties by mileage, aiming to aid poorer counties and sustain road work. The McMichael plan appears likelier to pass, though highway advocates vow a strong fight.
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Atlanta
Representative Davis
Opylethorpe
John P. Knight
Davis
McMichael
Treasury
Highway Department
Georgia
Tate
Compa
Pensioners to receive $2.3 million for 1922 and $2.4 million for 1923
Atlanta June 24 Pension Commissioner John W Lindsey briefs the General Assembly on the 1922 pension appropriation 2 300 000 to cover 150 each for 1922 and distribution fees for pensioners. He projects 1923 pensions at 13 001 recipients at 175 each plus 26 annual increase totaling 2 400 000 with 851 928 current deficiency and calls for immediate appropriation to clear 1921 pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
General Assembly
John W. Lindsey Calenapes
Chamberlains Colley and Diarrhosa Remedy
A historical advertisement extols Chamberlains Colley and Diarrhosa Remedy as a universal family item for instant use during severe cholera morbus attacks. It claims uniform success and rapid relief before a physician, noting confidence from an advertisement in New York and a Dayton News mention of husbands being more forthright than bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bacheres
Dayton
General Harris to Attend Meet and Legion Events
Major General Peter C. Harris, adjutant general of the army, to represent Georgia at the state American Legion meeting in Columbus and speak at a Fourth of July celebration in Atlanta. He may visit Camp Henning and has been invited to address the Tennessee Legion in Chattanooga. Harris, a Georgia native, received the Distinguished Service Medal for World War I service and has led reforms in the adjutant general’s office to streamline records and reduce paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Peter C. Harris
Army
Georgia
American Legion
Columbus
Atlanta
Legion
Harrie
Camp Henning
Tennessee Legion
Chattanooga
Harris
Kingston
Bartow County
Military Academy
Cedartown
Infantry and Cavalry School
Army War College
Adjutant General
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
Harria
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For
Amend Crosa
Agen
Adjutanteral
National
Gard
Secretary of War
Army and Navy Journal
R Wig
Weeks
National Guard
Congress
Romance of Rome Fades Beneath Commerce On Corso
Rome June 24 Slowly the god of commerce grinds away romance and antiquity in the Corso once the busy ancient thoroughfare. Four triumphal arches vanished centuries ago and palaces fall to make way for gaudy banks. Interior decorations are erased to suit business needs as new amusements replace historic scenery around St. John Lateran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Corso
Church of St. John Lateran
Massachusetts Letter Carriers Endorse Government Savings Plan
In Lowell Massachusetts the Massachusetts Letter Carriers Association endorses the U S government savings securities plan. The convention urges members to adopt regular saving from pay and invest in government securities and to form a government savings association in their offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Massachusett
United States
Massachusetts Letter Carriers’ Association
Lowell
Musa
United Stat
Treasury Department
Government Savings Association
Neill thanks friends in and out of Senate
Speaker W. C. Neill of Atlanta requests permission to verbally express gratitude for cordial messages from friends in and out of the legislature. He says it is physically impossible to answer each letter telegram and personal call while finishing house committee makeups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
Senate
Atlanta
W. C. Neill
Mr. ‘Netti
Simple Remedy Fights Cotton Boll Weevil Found
A simple mix of calcium greenate dissolved in water with molasses is claimed to kill boll weevils on a 100 acre farm. The remedy is inexpensive and easy to apply though its full effectiveness remains uncertain. The article notes the weevil’s spread through the state and urges trial of the method.
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J. LaFayette Davis
My G
Jordan
Carparstton
sMf Peruniacs
Masonite Temple
Vernon Ledgs
Keystone
Arch Mason
Knight
Empar
W. F. Dorsey
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Preeland
EF. C. Paine
Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
BR. F. Hardeman
Godfrey de Hou
Petiioners
COL & Well, Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Clarke Co
A. B. Colle
Masonic Temple Association of
Hugh W. White
John Cooper
Coute
R. C. Orr
Eberhart
Williamberhart
S “I
Willian Eberhart
R. Co, Orr
W. T. Broxton
A. C. Quillian
Aaid
Court of Ordinary
A. C Quillian
Sheriff's
Amazinh
Stonewall Bowles
Mattle Bowles
Brown
J. T. Richards
J. T.richards
Said County
Barnett Shomls
Setan Mitchell
Nancy Honzdn
H. H. Sorrella
D. H
Sald
Ene Mitchell
Susan Mitchell
Guts County
Aftiens
Beng
Oconee Place
Tha Glerk
Superior Court
Tennie Thomas
American Land Co
John Ollie Lay
W. EB. Jackson
Shenlef
Franklin ‘Oaf
Otorgia
Canon
C. J. Culpepper
B. B. Bower
J. A. Duncan
W. H. Chafin
W. E. Jackson
Aaid County
Ethic Office
State of
County of Clarke
River Street
City of
H. R. Palmer
Mathews
Jester
Joan
Ida L. Chamberlin
George 8. Shewell, Green & Michael
O. D
Arnold
Maida E. Arnold
Cobb & Bell, Attorneys
Claud Mahaffey
American Legion Convention
City of Columbus
Oglethorpe
Michael
Quitman
Chamberlain
Colley
General Harris
Anerigan Legion
Talians
Association Lowell
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