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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1905

Page

3

Late Governor Chas T O Farrell Linked To Athens Virginia Families

Ex Governor O Farrell of Virginia who died this week was linked to the notable O Farrell family in Athens. The article traces a long kinship chain from Ireland through Scotland to Scotch Irish roots, noting prominent leaders across history and praising the Scotch Irish stock.

T. L. Gantt O'Farrell Virginia Athens Gov. O'Farrell James O'Farrell Ireland Isle of Sky America Messrs. O'Farrell Dundee Scotland Stonewall Jackson Phil Sheridan Joseph E. Brown Andrew Jackson Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee Robert Toombs Memminger South Carolina Cabnet Orphan Asylum Charleston Oliver Cromwell

Athens urged as site for orphans home by Odd Fellows

The Northeast Georgia region seeks to host a new orphans home funded by the Odd Fellows. A five member committee, including Hon. Chas. Hi. Brand of Athens, will report at the next Grand Lodge session on locating the home here. Advocates cite Athens educational and health advantages and pledges to offer generous support to attract the institution.

The Odd Fellows of Georgia Athens Georgia Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Chas. Hi. Brand Brand Atlanta

Are Yeu Engaged Emphasizes Bitters for Digestive Health

A Bennettsville, South Carolina man endorses Electric Bitters for his wife’s long battle with dyspepsia and a sluggish liver, stating she recovered strength and health after using the remedy. The testimonial underscores marriage harmony through improved digestion.

A. Brown Bennettsville 8. C Wich Sue H. R. Palmer & Se Ming

Fleming Talks of New Post Office for Athens

Banner interview with Postmaster William Fleming outlines a new government building nearing completion. He predicts occupancy by November 1st and argues the $100,000 project will be sturdy, modern, and efficient with electric systems, heating, furnishings, and room for future expansion. He defends design against critics and asserts the office will expedite mail handling and save time.

William Fleming Fleming Citi Zens Uncle Sam Athens

The New Church Will Be Built

The committee raising five thousand dollars for Stone's Memorial church reports over twelve hundred dollars subscribed by about fifteen men. They plan a systematic canvass to reach two thousand dollars by week’s end and meet Tuesday night at Thomas Bailey’s home to urge members to contribute.

Stone’s Memorial Church Thomas Bailey

Branson to Reach New York October 1 on Return

President E C Branson plans a New York sojourn for one week after a England vacation that refreshed him for duties at the State Normal School Athens awaits his return with friends and faculty ready for a warm welcome. A Midland Michigan mother testifies a two year old cured of severe bowel illness by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy is trusted for severe cases and even cholera infantum.

E. C. Branson New York England Earth Athens State Normal School Normal School Chamberlain Maggie Hickox Midland Mich

Big department store to rise on Clayton Street

Dr. Conway to serve as temporary dean of the University of Georgia School of Pharmacy while Dr. Benedict recovers. A four story department store will replace the post office building on Clayton Street, occupying space from Wall to Clinton and extending back to Broad. The new structure, with basement and modern storefronts, aims to enhance Clayton Street’s architectural and commercial prominence.

School of Pharmacy S.C. Benedict 8. C. Benedict University of Georgia School of Pharmacy William B. Conway Bene-det Dr. Conway University Benedict James White Clayton Street Post Office Hurryips Fleming Wall Broad Sts Jease Dr. Hunnicutt

Thanks Returned by the Ladies of Boggs Church

The ladies of Boggs church in Athens eleult express gratitude to The Banner and donors Mr Dorsey Mr Punkenstein and others for support at their Orphans barbecue which raised 64 dollars and prayers for blessings.

Ladies of Boggs Church Athens Eleult Dorsey Punkenstein

Former Athenian Dies in Texas

Athens mourns James M. Bell aged 62 who died after a brief illness at his Lindale Texas home on the 18th. A former Athens resident and veteran maphanig, he was a brother of Mrs S S E Smith of Jackson County. His passing is noted with regret by friends and family.

Athens James M. Bell Lindale Texas Bell S&s. E Smith Jackson County

Many Apply for Vacancy on Clarke County Court

The death of Judge F W Lucas creates a vacancy as notary public and ex officio justice of the peace in the 216th district. The grand jury will recommend to the superior court judge, who usually follows the recommendation. Several men are already seeking the post by approaching likely grand jurors during the Clarke County October term session.

F. W. Lucas Lucas Superior Court Clarke County

Practice School Faculty Adopts Resignation Notice

The Practice School faculty at the State Normal School expresses regret at Miss Lucy Davis's resignation as principal. They commend her devotion and leadership, extend best wishes for her new field, and note confidence in the school's continued progress under her influence. Signed by Lolie Smith, Mildred Shepperson, Annis Cox, Annie Mae Renfrow, Mary Creswell, and C. G. Parrish, Director.

State Normal School Lucy Davis Practice School Davis Loliie Smith Mildred Shepperson Annis Coox Annie Mae Renfrow Mary Creswell Parrish

Athens Citizens Show Generosity

The Rabua High School domestic science room will be equipped by Athens residents. Donations from Miss C. C Parrish, Mr. B J Bouda, and Mr. Will Dorsey funded running the department. Mrs Parrish supplied a range for cooking lessons, Mr Bondurant offered utensils, and Mr Will Dorsey provided a kitchen table and dining-room table.

Rabua High School Athens C. 8. Parrish B. J. Boudajrant Will Dorsey Parrish Bondurant

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Michael Brothers Company Paris Chas. T. O’farrell MR. Fleming Pancy Govarimabat Ecity Hall Branson Conway Twell Lucy L. Davis Ter'faide-Na Ion Offeer Rabun High School James N. Nichols Vernon, Conn Michael Strauss
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