Local Social Notes List Visits and Guests Across Town
Mrs Will S Kahin and Frances Drake visit in Atlanta and Newnan guests travel to New York and Dalton. Several families including Dr. and Mrs. Browles and Mr. Guy King host weeks in Senola and Atlanta. Recurring mentions include Miss Harriet McDamiel, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. May Puckett, Mr. Eugene Meade, and others visiting or returning from Palm Beach, Sewanee, and Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S Kahin
Frances Drake
Newnan
Arnola Browles
Guy King
Louise
Senola
Kings
Ure
Watts Bea
May Puckett
Dalton O
Henderson
Harriet McDamiel
New York
Ed Briffey Celebrates 61st Birthday Today
39 Years a Reporter Ed Briffey marks his sixty first birthday at La Brutte. He is famed as a long serving reporter on The Constitution WH. Illness recently kept him away, and many friends hope his health improves soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Briffey
la Brutte
Shars Han
Mr. Bruffey
Ben
Little Will Addresses Chamber of Commerce
Arthur D iattle, noted chemical engineer of Boston, will address the Georgia branch of the Chamber of Commerce Sunday on the South’s resources. He will discuss converting wood waste into pipe and other paper manufacturing advances, in a reception Monday hosted by the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Chamber OF Commerce
Arthur D Iattle
Bostés
Wil
Ilanta
Georgin
Dutin
Cression
South
United States
Paper Manufacturifs
Savannah officer cites drug law violation in exposes
Dr Wallam E Brunner health officer of Satimnia writes to Internal Revenue Collector Blabel alleging Harrion anti narcotte Jaw Mhith was recently operated unlawfully through unscrupulous drugists. He includes a letter from a Gone seller to a customer showing how to evade the new federal law. Mr Slaiowk says he will detail special agents to apprehend violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallam E Brunner
Satimnia
Internal Revenue
Blabel
Operation Baits
Dice Wong
Silat UN
Slaiowk
Strawberry Plants Killed in Louisiana Report
A Louisiana report says about three fourths of strawberry plants in the district were killed by frost on March 210 causing shipments of this fruit to be delayed by two weeks. Traffickers plan to resume shipments as soon as possible. Mrs Palmour returned from a visit to relatives in the Carolinas and Arkansas with no damage to crops reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lousiana
Irs Mierk Palmour
Carolinas
Arkansas
Alabama
Arkusa
Candler
Plague War Costs Flagged as Slaughter Rises
Government officials warned that eradication costs from the animal disease crisis could reach between 4 million and 9.6 million dollars. Slaughter of infected herds continues as quarantines and control measures aim to curb further spread. Uncertainty surrounds future losses, with predictions of additional outbreaks but efforts to limit impacts on stockyards and federal finances.
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Luca Es Gui
Ind
Sma
Elbertas in Texas Destroyed by Cold
Frosts and cold weather severely damaged peach crops and vegetables in Elberta Texas. Acreage reports indicate significant losses across beans potatoes and peas with a forecast of further damage. Local agricultural officials warn of reduced yields and economic impact on the Texas pecan and peach sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbertas
Texas
Pushmobile Right on Streets Granted by Supreme Court Justice
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Benedict publicly upheld a verdict of 300 dollars against a 16 year old after a call on a wagon pushmobile incident. The ruling affirms the pushmobile has right of way on city streets in the case involving a local driver and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chads
Pusa Mobile
Stres
Supreme
Justce Benedicce
Brooklyn
Ino Bare
Sale of single seals begins Monday at Cable Co and Pryor St firm
Opera attendees in Atlanta historically buy single performance seats. This year a considerable portion of annual opera fans seeks single seats, with strong expectation of high demand. The sale starts Monday at Broad Street Cable company and Pryor Street Phillips & Crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew
Pryor Street
Atlanta
March Weather Records Shatter Local Averages
March historical data show the coldest in fifty years and the driest in thirty seven. Temperatures ranged from 39 degrees to 80, with multiple days below normal. Total precipitation was about 2.1 inches, three inches below normal, the driest March since early records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Begim
Weather Office
Marth
Hind Preety
Delegates Gather for Confederate Highway Conference
Delegates from Tennessee Indiana Kentucky and Georgia travel along the proposed Drive highway route to attend the conference. Governors will not meet until Saturday morning with the Seventh United States Cavalry forming the opening parade and a 10 o clock session scheduled to begin at the hotel complexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Amd
Satur Lax
Tate Tomeht
Bs Delegntions Fibm
Hogtuchy Donnesses
Snk
George A
Fou
Indany
Shentucky
Slaton
Georgia
United States Cavalry
Harness theft near police officer on downtown street
Lincoln Jend of Bat his beeun ape at Hos Athuibihe reports a harness theft while the Southern Wie and [ron woths 7 VMoaitin street, about twenty feet from officer Wi Batochal! on duty. The thief unhitched a horse and wagon from Marlett Street, stripping the harness while the owner was away briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos Athuibihe
T Borothoff
Sorochoff
Marlett
Busness
Judge Pratt Tried on Liquor Incompetency Charges
In Montgomery on April 1 Judge Ww GL Pratt, a Center probate judge at Bush court, faced trial before the Alabama supreme court on incompetency charges linked to liquor use. Over seventy five witnesses were examined as Pratt, represented by counsel, pleaded not guilty and contested the case on its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ww GL Pratt
Bush Court
Ody Plicga
Alabama Supreme Court
Pratt
Architects Name Free Design Team For Fair Grounds
Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Architects named an architectural committee and a landscape committee on Thursday. Hal Hentz Ten Dyck Brown and W J Sayward Dewniuk were named chairmen of the committees with two associates to be chosen. The committees will oversee free design work for the Alaska wood fair grounds and landscape layout, funded in part by the chamber of commerce grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanty Chapter
American Institute of Architects
Hal Hentz
Ten Dyck Brown
Saywird
Dewniuk
Chamber of Commerce
Hay
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New Fouk
Eugene Meade
Allanta
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Claremé
Knowile
George Lakin
S C Dinkins
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Sewanee
Dinkins
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Hexagon Hall
Wear
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Knoxwile
Leonard ‘Phinizs
Augusta
Albert Howell
Frank Tidwell
Lalen Towell
Howard H
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Frances Gooch
Mont Fomem
Savannah
Louisiana
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Beter
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Aisin
Saxannsi
Charleston
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Atlana
Pulli
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Greere
Fort Lilles
Henry
Purser
Alban
Mi Crear
Carol
Trovern
Marty
Tyenes
Lemesant
Tha
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Howlee Wolo Club
Tndte Napelle
Addesa
Tieetton Partners
Shpir
Malvurineutonobie Club
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Loman ii Font
Thalen
Ermgetvel SiCapipers Kerk
Baidin
Eli Ditor
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Sonewendland
Jacoby Pharmacy
Treciles
Pillsbury
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