Cornerstone Program For Auditorium Armory
A building committee meeting outlines the cornerstone program for the Auditorium Armory. The event includes an early parade at 10:22 AM and a procession to the Armory, with speakers Mayor WoodJoyner and Clifford L. Anderson. the commando brigade national guard participates in the dedication ceremonies.
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Auditorium-Erniory
American National Bank
Coraratone
Swan
W He Joyner
Clifford Leander
Eon
John E Murphey
Weasels
W. L. Lae
Autary
Eupitorium Armory
J. B. Gray
Orien En Tavovarton
Musto Sidiema
Money Tossed On Stage At Orpheum Amateurs
The Orpheum last night featured amateur acts led by Jeera Reynolds who won first prize in Atlanta’s amateur show. Flo can cat the corners and perform on stage while Langdon sisters took second. Grants and Crown, as well as several monologists and comedians, performed amid a lively audience judged for a gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronay
Orpheum
Atlanta
Jeera Reynolds
Flo
Mort
Kahn
Elmer Green
Beat Attier
Prise
Lang Don
Grant
Crown
Tan Young
Harry Wiltanin
Tommy Johnson
Harry Clark
Haare Fay
Mr. Lewis
Am Interiorutar
Death of girl who swallowed hairpins in Georgia
Ravannah April 24 news reports the Polish girl Katie Tulneda who wandered from the union ration is believed to have died from blood poisoning caused by multiple hairpins she swallowed. The pins later straightened and emerged through her side after protruding, an operation failed to save her life. The girl’s family origin is unknown and she was given a pauper’s burial.
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Ravannah. Ga
Ispreiat
Katie Tulneda
RhoUesiana
Detective to Heandaome Reward
Macon Georgia April 24 Special City Detective Tom Jones offered a 250 pound reward for the Bim Inn case linked to a man named Albert Dove sentenced for arson on WON Kitchen’s barn in Jones and Alble Counties. Jones nabbed the prisoner in Avondale Alabama after governor and local offers totaling 250 were posted.
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Macon
Tom Jones
Bim Inn
Albert Dove
Jones
Alble
Alahame
Avondale
Ala
Kitchen
Reading in Sign Language by Prof Freeman at YMCA Hall
Professor Freeman of the Georgia School for the Deaf will give a sign language reading at 8 o clock tonight in the Young Men's Christian Association hall. The event, largely for the deaf, will use signs and the finger alphabet and is described as a rare opportunity. Freeman plans to attend a deaf-mute Bible class and give a lecture at St Mark's church after the reading.
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Hen Hur
8. M. Freeman
Young Man's Christian Association
Freeman le
Georgis School For the Deaf
Cave Spring
Tria
Freaman
Rt. 7
St. Mark's Church
Freeman
Rabbit Adopted by Gainesville Cat Surprises Family
At John T. Usher’s home near Gainesville a girl brought a young rabbit to be a pet. The rabbit nursed the old mother cat and her kittens and the cats accept the rabbit as part of the litter. Usher swears on his reputation that the story is true.
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Hanpit
Gainesville
John _T. Usher
Iittle
Mr. Uusher
Close Race In Douglas County Georgia Primary Interest Rises
Special report from Douglasville Georgia notes Douglas County does not hold a September primary for county officers, heightening interest in county politics. The contest for Congress appears close for years and governor prospects are unclear, with supporters claiming the county for their candidate by late leads, leaving results fairly divided.
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Douglas
Douglasville
Douglas County
Ernor Ie
Seach
Gainesville Memorial Day Program Gainesville Ga
Memorial day will be observed in Gainesville Sunday with large attendance. Mrs. C. C Sanders, president of the Daughters of the Confederacy, will lead the program at 4 o clock. Afternoon program includes invocation by Rev B F Fraser, coronation song by church choir, declamations by Candler Smith Isabel Charters and Corina Parrent, songs and recitations by Jim Gaston Kelly Nance Ed Rhodes Emory Eade Misa Trotter, and an address by G H Ginon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
C. C Sanders
Daughters of the Confederacy
B. F. Fraser
Candler Smith
Isabel Charters
Jim Gaston
Kelly Nance
Ed Rhodes
Emory Edae
Corina Parrent
Soto
the Jackal of Gray
Race for Pataula solicitor general heats up in April
Daneon Ga April 24 Special The race for solicitor general of the Pataula circuit grows lively as Hon. B. T Cantellow of Cuthbart campaigns against incumbent Hon. J. A. Laing of this city. Both sides urge strong support in Terrell county and Randalpy county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daneon
Pataula
B. T Cantellow
Cuthbart
J. A. Laing
Terrell County
Laing
Randalpy
George Bell Coming Home
George Bell former Atlanta district attorney returns to Atlanta after a Washington visit. Bell has been in the capital on business in the Department of Justice and came home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Washington
Atlmanta
Acatatant
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Address by Gen Clemant A Evans observed at Barnesville Memorial Day
Memorial day services in Barnesville Georgia featured General Clement A Evans of Atlanta as orator. Veterans from across the county attended the Gordon Institute event with the Barnesville Blues and Gordon Cadets partaking in a parade and salute. The Gordon Institute band accompanied the ceremonies with prayers and songs, and a Confederate memorial program followed at the courthouse.
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Barnesville
Gorden Institute
Clemant A. Bvana
Atlanta
General Evans
Vicini
Barnesville Blues
Gordon Cadein
Gordon Brass Band
Lee
Gordon Imstitute
Muele
Gordon Institute
Mra
K. Rogera
L. Martin Bong
Mra. Balding
Dixie
Crremontes
J. W. Stafford
Court House
Tua
L. L. Middlebrooke
Etty
Floyd Street
Dears Ready for Dividend at Exchange Bank Macon
Receivers King Taylor and O Nea l of the Exchange bank near ready to pay the third twenty percent dividend to creditors. Court order allows distribution on May 2 and thereafter, clearing most liabilities except forty percent. Revivers have worked to issue early payments and will push to collect remaining amounts due.
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Macon
King, Taylor and O'Neal
Exchange Bank
Debate on Protection vs Free Trade At Mercer
Mercer students in Macon Ga held the spring term debate at the chapel on April 24. Ciceroneans J A Scoggin of Rome and Luther Cousins of Lutherville faced Phi Deltas J F McCluney of Adairsville and C Mr Griffin of Savannah in a lively exchange on protection versus free trade.
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Mercer Studenta
Macon
Sperial
Ciceronean
Phi Delta
Ciceroneana
J. A. Scoggin
Rome
Luther Cousins
Lutherville, Ga
Phi Deltas
J. F. McCluney
Adairaville, Ga
C. Mr. Griffin
Savannah
Apeakera
Kodak supplies advertised at Whitehall and Peachtree
An advertisement for a complete line of Kodak supplies and finishing products. The copy notes fresh Kodak stock and popular styles. It lists locations at 14 Whitehall and 125 Peachtree in the Candler building.
Mortuary Notices From Floyd County and Rome Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Floyd County and Rome area. Roy Wilson son of Mr. and Mrs. C R Wilson of 435 Simpson Street died at a private sanitarium. Funeral at residence 19 o clock with interment in Casey's cemetery. I C Rush longtime Floyd County resident and Confederate veteran died after six days illness. Services held in North Rome, burial in family burial ground. Mrs Mary Darden Norwood died at her son's home after lingering illness. widow of Dr W F Parden, survived by three children and two daughters.
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Noy
Edward Wilson
Roy Edward Wilson
Gfr
Charles Wilson
Bimpoon Street
Tabernacle
Mary Eve Mary Eva
C. E. Casey
Oakland Cty
Bouy
Meanaville
Roy Wilton
Roy Wilson
C. R. Wilson
Simpson Street
Casey's Cemetery
Il. C. Hash
Rome
IL C. Rush
Floyd Copney
W. A. Rush
CH. Tush
Mra
OE. Perry
Ste
de. N. M. Darden
Thin Place
MT. Rogers
Warrenton
Stella Daniel
Atlante. Mex
Atlanta Prison Better Than Freedom in W Va
Washington report describes Edgar Fiske and twenty other federal prisoners arriving in Atlanta to serve sentences from three to fifteen years. Fiske preferred Atlanta over West Virginia for hard labor and air, with others including Joan H. Marlow and John Howard among those shipped south for sentence terms.
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Washington
Atlanta
West Virgina
Thomases
Edgar Fiske
Wxteen
Firke
Moundafle
W. Va
Joan H. Marlow
Consecrate Bishop Reese Set for May 20 Sermon
In Savannah, Bishop elect F. F. Reese of Nashville will be consecrated Episcopal bishop of Georgia at Christ Church on May 20. Bishop Gatlor of Tennessee will preach the consecration sermon, with several bishops expected to attend. Cleland K. Neleon of Atlanta will be among the consecrators, while Bishop Tuttle will not attend. In Atlanta Macon, Jamenon of Mercer University visits the Boys High School today to deliver an address, carrying thanks from Mercer students for High School kindness. discussion follows a Wake Forest debate.
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Gatlor
Savannah
F. F. Reese
Nashville
Tenn
Georgia
Christchurch
Mishop Tuttle
Missouri
Thomas Galtor
Wasser
Cleland K. Neleon, Blancp
Atelanta
Atlania
Macon
Jamenon
Mercer University
Atlanta
High Schoo
Mercer
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G Bog
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Rapunt Tabernacle
Acon
Norma
Mee
Prof. Freeman
A. Satzky
Candler Building
Hart Schaffner de Marx
Gen. Evans
Willie Thton
Central Railroad
Hill Smith
Jenkins
John Howard
Reese
Deai Jameson
Uncle Remus
Gilbert Neal
Will N. Harben
Mr. Harben
Elliott Flower
Billy Sanders
Don Marquis
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