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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

8

Postponed Meeting On County School System Debate

Postponed from Thursday to Tuesday evening at City Hall due to meetings. Chairman Cohen of the county unit Eyes of Echol aims to publicize the proposed school system widely. Speakers will visit militia districts and wards to explain and advocate the plan for the county’s children. Meeting set for Tuesday evening at City Hall.

Thursde Chamber of Commerce Cohen Eyes of Echol Timis Eitlzen Ciy

Death of H C Stockdell Dings Atlanta Leader

H C Stockdell died at his Milledge avenue home after weeks of paralysis at 68. A Kentucky native, he rose in Atlanta public life as former mayor and first Capital City Club president, later guiding Columbia Fire Insurance in Athens before moving there with his family. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son. Funeral services set for today in Athens with moving to Atlanta for final rites. Masons to meet in a commemorative session.

Milledge Avenue Harry C. Stockdell Kentuckian B. Brith Stockdell Kentucky Parkesville Georgia Atlanta Athens Columbia Fire, Insurance Company Athens Simost Chamber of Commerce Harry Stockdell Hugh Foreman New York Clarence Stockdell BL. Hi Firsbyterian Church Troy Itty Mt Communication Thas Bouillon

Georgia Football Prospect Starters and New Arrivals Named

Georgia’s 1912 football prospects are highlighted by the return of several key players and introductions of new talent. Notables include McWhorter at tackle, Parrish at end, Bowden in the outfield, and Henderson transferring from Gordon Institute. Coach Cunningham anchors athletics with Peacock as principal organizer. Lucas, Conyers, Arnett, Wood, Broyles, and others report in shaping a promising season.

Sanford Townoon Owen W. A. Cunningham Atg R. Peacock Sears Jeadcock Nake & Creat Gare Bob fleWhorter Sulus McWhorter Butler Parrish Old Georgia Parrish Waa Timon Bowden Bowden McDonough Walter Lucas Luke Seaboand-tmin Sanford Nke Wolf Lucas J. &. Conyers North Carolina Georgia Bull Arnett Erwin Wood Wood Lake George New York Ed Broyles Nashside Bingham John Henderson Southern College Peacock Henderson Gordon Institute Gordon

Henry Mealor Escapes Severe Injuries From Steam Pipe Explosion

Yesterday in Farmington Henry Mealor, son of J I Mealor, assistant marshal of Athens, was severely burned when a steam pipe exploded at a ginnery and mill. He was flung from the ditch, scalded across legs, body, and face, but escaped eye injuries and is resting at home after treatment.

Henry Mealor J. i. Mealor Cty Athens Farmington Ife Mr. Mealor Betas Tan

Every Dollar Now for Wilsome Campaign Fund

The Democratic campaign in New York headquarters seeks funds for Wilson and Marshall. Atlanta aims for ten thousand dollars while Clarke county must raise at least one thousand. A Wilson Marshall club in the city solicits. contributions go to H J Rowe to Forward to Rolla Wells, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.

Wilson Marshall New York Treasury Atlanta Athens Clarke County Thas Wileon-Marshall Club H. J. Rowe Rolla Wells Democratic National Committee

Athens Woman Twice Named Atlanta Still Living at 86

Special to the Banner reports Martha Atlanta Lumpkin Compton, born in Athens and mother of Wilson Lumpkin the Georgia governor, is alive at 86. She earned the title Godmother of Atlanta for the city’s two former names Martha ville and Atlanta. Her longtime Athens home crowned Lumpkin Hill.

Athens Atlanta Martha Atlanta Lumpkin Compton W. H. Young McDuffe Compton Marthaville Wilson Lumpkin Georgia Lumpkin Hill

Lead of Athens Couple Marries Behind Bars

Atlanta report says Robert E Alexander married 18 year old prisoner Hattle Hood in police headquarters after she was taken from the street and jailed. He had known her since childhood and asked police to arrange the union. she will be released for the ceremony as officers plan wedding gifts.

Atlanta Robert E. Alexander Cupid Hattle Hood The Good

Round of Really Dippy Jokes: Georgia Newspaper Fun

Atlanta, Sept 11 reports Georgia papers join in lighthearted jests after a weekly printed a list of odd personal-column incidents. A chain of humorous misfortunes follows, including accidental cuts, mischief, a roof incident, a dog attack, and a mule kick, all recounted as playful excerpts.

Banner Atlanta Georgta

New York Observes Jewish New Year 5673 News

The Jewish year 5673 begins at sunset with the holiday observed by reform and orthodox sects. Orthodox celebrate two days and halt work. reform Jews observe one. Greater New York hosts over sixty synagogues, yet crowding remains. Kehillah arranges provisional synagogues for holiday services and for Jewish inmates at Westfield tuberculosis camp and at Ellis Island station.

New York America Kehiliah Westfield Elute Island

Clarke County Georgia 1912 Twelve Months Support Notices

Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia filed in September 1912 petitioning for twelve months support for families of Benjamin C Bigby deceased and James C Williams deceased. Appointments and hearings set for October term with S B Wingfield Sr Ordinary cited to show cause. J B Maddox seeks permanent administrator for estate of J A Maddox with hearing date set.

Georgia Clarke County Benjamin C. Bigby S. B. Wingfield Porgia James C. Williame B. Wingfield J.B. Maddox Bayinge J. A. Maddox Court of Ordinary Wingfield, SR

Clarke County 1912 probate and tax election notices

The notices cite Mrs. M M Bugg applying for permanent letters of administration on Louise Hughes Edwardes and require appearance at the Clarke County Court of Ordinary in October 1912. Separate bids invite bids for excavating and filling for the Clarke County Court House site with plans by A Ten Eyck Brown and require a 20 percent bid bond, with work deadlines in October 1912.

M. M. Bugg Louise Hughes Edwardes S. B. Wingfield, SR Clarke County Tate Wright Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue Georgia A. Ten Eyck Brown Clarke County Court House Washington and Jackson Street Athens Carlton C. M. Strahan Tate Wright Board of Commissioners General Assembly State of Georgia Thia

Clarke County adopts county unit system vote text

Clarke County votes on adopting the county unit system for schools. Ballots read For County Unit System of schools for Clarke County or Against County Unit System of schools for Clarke County. Elections overseen by Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue Clarke County Georgia. Date September 10 1912. J M Hodson chairman J T Pittard W S Holman commissioners Tate Wright clerk.

General Assembly State of Georgia Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue Clarke County J. M. Hodson J. T. Pittard Holman Tate Wright

Paint Now If Your Property Needs It Don’t Wait

An old advertisement urges immediate painting for property, noting paint costs about two fifths and labor three fifths. It claims paint has risen by about five dollars per average job and won’t fall soon, blaming deferred work and consumer misperception. DEVOE is promoted through Talmage Hardware Co.

Devoe. Talmage Hardware Co

Eucharistic Congress Opens in Vienna at St Stephen's

The Eucharistic international congress opened in Vienna today with an elaborate service at St Stephen's Cathedral. The ancient church was crowded with a brilliant assembly of cardinals archbishops and other high prelates from around the world as preparations dating back nearly a year culminated in the ceremony.

Vienna St. Stephen's Cathedral

British Premier Asquith Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday

London, Sept 12 The Rt Hon Herbert H Asquith premier of Great Britain quietly marked his sixtieth birthday today receiving a flood of congratulatory messages from friends and admirers across the United Kingdom Canada Australia and other overseas dominions.

London Herbert H. Asquith Great Britain United Kingdom Canada Australia Dominions

Joy and Bliss Hot Springs Liver Buttons Ad

Promote Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure for constipation and liver issues. Claims include relief from biliousness headaches and stomach distress with a cheerful health boost. Sold in Athens by pharmacists at 25 cents a box with free samples available from Hot Springs Chemical Co. and agents H. R. Palmer & Sons.

Hot Springs Ark United States Athens Hot Springs Chemical ‘Co H. R. Palmer & Sons

Barbara Frietchie Anniversary in Frederick Md

Frederick Md Sept 12 today marked the semi centennial anniversary of Confederate entry into Frederick City and the Barbara Frietchie incident as recounted in Whittier's poem. Local patriotic societies are raising funds for a monument to Mrs Frietchie who died months after the event.

Frederick Frederick City Barbara Frietchie Whittler Barbara

Passenger experts gather for American Passenger Agents meeting

Seattle September 13 Several hundred representatives of passenger departments from major railroads in the United States and Canada attend the fifty seventh annual convention of the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents. The two day session will hear President Sproule of Southern Pacific and other railroad executives. R H Wallace of Erie Railroad is expected to be elected president succeeding C A Cairns of Chicago and North Western.

Seattle Waab United States Canada American Association of General Seasion Sproule Southern Pacific R. H. Wallace Erie Railroad C. A. Cairns Chicago and Northwestern Association

Banff Awaits Connaughts Arrival In Decor Vibe

Banff Alberta September 12 The little Canadian Rockies town buzzes as the Duke and Duchess of light and their party are due. Public buildings and many businesses and residences receive finishing touches of elaborate decor in anticipation of the visitors.

Banff Alta Canadian Rockies Duke and Duchess of Light

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H.C. Stockdell Eity Dreds Times Marshall Cimpain John Doe Haro'd Green Mire Vielet Mr. Green Wong J. M. Hodgson Sach Board Valdosta Georgia Naval Stores Company Valdosta, GA Close Chicago Clore Liverpool Cotton
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