Mrs Osterman Hosts Luncheon at Georgian Terrace
Mrs Louise Newell hosted a luncheon at the Georgian Terrace in honor of Mrs J G Osterman of Washington DC visiting her sister Mrs Ware Hutchinson of Jonesboro. Attendees included Mrs Osterman Mrs Hutchinson Mrs R Willie Mrs Herman Glade Mrs D Farmer and Miss Georgia Naylor of Shreveport LA. Tea dances for officers at the Atlanta Woman's Club every Saturday from 5 30 to 7 80 continue to be popular inviting officers from nearby camps naval and marine units in Atlanta. Mrs C D Gorman left
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterman
Louise Newell
Georgian Terrace
J. G. Osterman
Washington, D. C
Ware Hutchingon
Jonesboro
Newell
Lyric
Mra. Osterman
Hutchinson
Willie
Herman Glade
Farmer
Georgia , Naylor
Shreveport
Atlanta Woman's Alubd
Naval
Marine
Atlanta
C. D. Gormar
Meetings and civic club notices in rough local columns
A fragmented notice describes a Mason Temple meeting on Friday August 8 at 3 o clock with degrees to be worked and visitors welcome. It also notes a class meeting for new members at 7 o clock on August 4 and a Fifth and Eighth Ward Improvement Club gathering Friday at 3 near West Tenth Street and Hemphill Avenue. A wedding planning joke line appears referencing marriage arrangements and duties.
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Peachtrea Streets
Fifth and Eighth Ward
West Tenth Street
Hemphill Avenue
Center Street
Ruth and Rita Plan a Secret Move and Trunk Pack
Ruth and Rita discuss secrecy as Rita prepares to flee with Dan. Rita packs a trunk with valuables and lingerie while Ruth helps, then questions linger about a feared man who once threatened Rita and Ruth. Rita plans to leave everything behind and asks Ruth to safeguard the trunk.
Investigation of Agriculture Department By House Bill
A House bill to investigate the state department of agriculture is introduced as unfinished business. A substitute by Representative Covington would appoint a five member committee to probe the department's offices, markets, inspector, fertilizers bureau, food and drug offices, entomologist, chemist and veterinarian, with authority to summon witnesses and report findings next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Covington
Colquitt
Barrett
Pile
Agricultural Department
Come Mfssional
Agriculture
Irain
Bureau of Fertilizers
Pure ‘Food and Drug Inspection Offices
Aassembly
Vos
Three Trials End in Parole For Man Slaughter
Macon Ga July 11 Special W W H Taylor released today from the state farm after a parole granted He had been tried three times for the offense of man slaughter He first faced conviction received four years and six months Then a second trial led to a two year sentence A third trial produced a sentence of six months parole secured by Attorney John H Cooper of Macon for all three trials and representation.
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Macon
H. Taylor
State Farm
Ote Parele
Columbus
Central
Moffatt
Hila
Taylor Waa
Sentenca
Skc
John H. Cooper
WOUNDED VETERAN LOSES WAR CROSS FOR BRAVERY
Private Frank J. Smith convalescing at Fort McPherson hospital lost a Croix de Guerre awarded by Marshal Foch for single handedly taking a machine gun nest at Chateau-Thierry. He crawled through a wheat field to seize the nest on July 10, 1918, and was wounded four times in major battles. He awaits return of the medal, which he valued as the greatest honor from leaders of allied forces. He had been recommended for the Distinguished Service Cross but has not heard from the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
Frank J. Smith
General Hospital
Fort McPherson
Chateau-Thierry
Ay Ha
Straeta
Third National Bank
Bijou
Darah Foch
Seventh
Belleau Wood
Chateau Balers
St. Mihiel
Toul Nector
Meuse-Argonne
Smith
General Pershing
War Department
Constitution Cashiers
Frank Powell Dies After Grady Hospital Shooting
New Orleans man Frank Powell, 28, died at Grady hospital from two gunshot wounds inflicted by R C Almond of 204 Whitehall Street. Almond claims self defense after Powell attacked him in front of Georgia Creamery. police say Powell was accused of beating his wife and neglecting support. Almond released from custody. Powell faced July beating charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fowell
New Orleans
R. C. Almond
Whitehall, Street
Grady Hospital
Almond
Powell
Georgia Creamery Company
Powells
New Orleana
Atlanta
Almond. Neg
Denises
I. Almond
Black and White Ointment Ad Promises Clear Complexion
After your vacation the ad touts Black and White Ointment to restore skin, claiming it clears complexion, pimples and liver spots. It urges readers to write for a free sample from Memphis Tennessee and buy at drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Ostend Restoration Underscores Slowed Reopening
Ostend faces slow postwar recovery as cranes at facilities have not yet fully wrecked or removed, delaying complete restoration. Officials say commercial activity can resume in a few weeks, but surrounding areas will take months to fully transform and regain appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Brugee
Doctor urged. An operation urged by nervous patient
Baltimore woman Nellie Brittingham describes years of organic troubles nervous headaches and monthly bed stay She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges others to consider it before surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lydia
Binkhany
Lydia E. Pinkhany
Nellie
Brittingham
Calverton Rd
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Ion
Banates
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Dave
Daylight Department
Lot
Batiste
Orit Brussels
Ana
Marqui Eotte
Ruth
Rite
Rita
Dan
Plese
Scott
Rangerosa
Department of Agriculture
Weasley G.dalp
Balleville
Balleville Statebank
Frank Powell
Queen Mantel & TileCo
Main
Mitchel
Reite Torries
Cone
Atanta Photographic Laboratory
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