Record-Breaking Crowd Attends Eighth District Meet
Eatonton Ga April 20 Special The Eighth District High School Association adjourned after a highly attended meeting. Monticello led in athletics earning a silver cup. prizes awarded for literature spelling and ready writers contests. Jasper’s transfer to the sixth district noted, Monticello loses representation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonton
Eighth District High School Association
Putnam County Stair Grounds
Monticello
Mel
Jasper
Titerature
Madison
Athens
Mary Johnson
Mr Muljens
Greensboro
Louise Abney
Joe Boyd Haley
Elberton
Evie Griffith
May Johnson
Skelton
Mr Gaines
Allen Monticello
Parker
Beatty
Elocution
Jante Tuck Athens
Marjorie Kimbrought
Ernest Hardin
Montcello
Merritt
Thomason
Erie
Athena
Association
Eatonton Public Schools
Professor Downs
Misa Elizabeth Caldwell
Americas
Third Compressional
Exterle Carter
Americus
Samuel Kassevitz
Fitzgerald
Homas Organ
Ashburn
Ing Brown
Hawkinaville
Apellig
Callie Pinkston
Dawnin
Atezuma
Harnestile
Mestilie
Sixth District High School Association
Macon Forsyth
Griffin
Locust Grove
Concord
Gordon
Macon
Lawler
James Ray
Marian Elder
Olivia Dumas
Marion Bush
Hammond
Ae Cochran
Jere M. Pound
O. R Horton
Memorial Day Parade Plans In Atlanta 1912
Atlanta officials announce the largest Memorial Day parade yet with eight divisions led by Grand Marshal Major J D Dunwody. Officials invite Governor Brown and other dignitaries to review the march past and ceremonies at the cemetery with wreaths, flowers, and living tribute from local women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lttye Chiildren
Atlanta
Memorial Agsgociation
The
Memorial Association
South Carolina
Parade Formations and Schedule for Atlanta Confederate Parade
The article lists parade divisions and formation details for an Atlanta Confederate Veterans and Ladies Memorial Association parade. It specifies marching units from military colleges and local groups, formation points at Peachtree and West Harris, and review by Gov. Brown with a detailed line of march through downtown toward Oakland Street and the Confederate Cemetery. It includes notes on formation timing, band placements, and escort contingents, plus the procession order from first to eighth divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Ladies’ Memorial Assoniation
J D Dunwody
W McCabe
U S Cavalry
J. D Dunwody
Grand Mershal
Ji D Dunwody
McCabe
Dunnody W
Us. Cavalry
Chiles of
J .T van Orsdale
17Th
U5. Infantry
Clifford I. Anderson
Sth
Cavalry
Greenburg & Band Co
J C Woodward
Georgina School of Technology
Bloomfeld-Burkett Company
D'O. K
Andres J West
Wedereyers
Confederate Veterans
Sol- Mer
H M Patterson & Sor’s
J W H Morgan
Sona of
Atlanta Ladies’ Memorial Association
Usc
Atlanta Circle of Colonial Dames
Daughters of the Confederacy
Grand Marshall
West Peachtree
West Baker
West Prachtree
Joseph M. Brow
JC Woodward
Peachtree
West Harris
Georgia Military
West Harris Street
Peachtree Street
Georgia Military Cadets
Mariat College
West Harrie
Jett
J . Seamans
Peachires and
East Harris Streets
East Harries Street
East Harris Street
Uniform Bank
Woodmen of the World
W A Jackson
Staf
East Ain
Georgia School of Technology
Hastain
Peachtree Streat
Bundent
Haat Cain
Bloomfeld-Binkert Company
William M. Sialon
West Elia
Peschtres
DO. KH
Eulis
Bays
High Archool
West Elle
Bugis Corpa
West Blits
Peachtres Street
Andrew J West
Statt
Carnegie Way
Wedemeyer
Peschtree Street
Evie
Stonewall Jackson
Camp A. Wheelers Cavalry
Southers Express
Homel
North Pryor Street
Grand Opera House
HOM Patterson & Son Highth Division
JH Morgan
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Ahr Avenue
Confederate Veterans and Ladies’ Memorial Association
Eighth Division
Jend Ladies’ Memorial Association
Cotumm
Vistoun
Mounted Police
Rta
Jaspph M. Hrown
Nina
Stad
Peachtrea
Whitehall
Hunter
Oakland
Gret
Grant Street
Georgia Street
Oakland Avenue
Noutheast
Monu- Mant
Richard W. Cooksey
National Guard of Georgia
Confederate Monument
Mia WB Ele
Himter
Fort Atrect
JT van Qredale
Clifford Anderson
Dunwopy
H K Kicklightar
Btatt
We and Our Neighbors May Song Birds Cause Sleep Disturbance
A May editorial vignette laments noisy birds in a new neighbor’s tree singing at dawn. It humorously weighs the clash between a sleepy household and a family of birds, noting the birds’ daily routines and the neighbors’ charitable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M Rusgell
Nicholas
Mr Bird
Hird
Master Bird
Hagey
Rural scare as escapee from circus spooks villagers
A small circus escapee caused excitement in a rural community until a brave young man chased, captured, and brought it to the tent for a reward. The episode prompted locals to grin at the bold rescue and the claimed reward.
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Barnesville
Clarence Owens
Washington
U. Ss. V
Clifford L. Anderson
J. G. Woodward
J D Seamans
Sfth
William M Slaton
Nixth
Andrew J. West
J Ao Morgan
Hunter and
Fort Streets
Joseph M. Brown
3 .T
Watersdale
Baker and
Weat Peachtree
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Baker Street
Seventeenth Watted States Infantry
Baker
Seventeenth Uf. S
Clifford A Anderson
Stef
East Baker
Exat Baker Street
Pith Infantry
Water of
YOUNG
Physicians
Atlanta College OF Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Scott
J. W. B. Fitts
C. A. Hutchinson
J. E. Bradford
Nathan Dykes
F. G. Granger
J.G. Saggus
W. Ballenger
C. L. Allegood
J. Smiley Bush, Jr
N.C. Doss
T. H. Stokes
D. M. Carter
H. Bucknell
T. F. Guffin
J. 5
Sappington
W. O. Shepard
H. W. Minor
H L. Boggs
L Reason
C E. Ware
E. L. Huggins
Fred Brown
Liath Row
W. H. P. Irkle
E. B. Beaver
W. T. Robbins
C. M Mashburn
W. L. Woodruff
C. T. Skipper
B. L. White
WR. Nobles
H. W. Wade
B. C. Bird
Jr. Haynes Brinson
Dr. McRae
Dr. Hoke
Dr. Todd
Elkin
Westmoreland
Calhoun
Block
Boynton
Olmsted
Wolff
Goldsmith
Dr. Funke
Everhart
Barnett
Dr. Strickler
Grant
Bachmann
Dr Roberts
Fowler
Roy
Earnest
Johnson
McH. Hull
National Guard of
Fie
National Guard
Uonal Guard of Georgia
Field Artilery National Guard
Georgia Ambulance
Greenberg & Bond Co
Georgia Military College
Woodmen
Georgian School of Technology
Bloomfield-Burttert Company
DO K K. Dram Bugle Corps
Boyz
Wedermeyer's Bank
Andemon
C. A. Bans
T Walker
Stonewall Jacheon
Wheeler's Cavalary
H M. Patterson & Son
Atlanta Ladies’ Memorial
Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Daughters of 1812
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ray ‘Stannard Baker
Lawrence
Acul
Hhee
Aps
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