Mrs Margerst Blount Kimbro Announces Daughter’s Marriage
Mrs Margerst Blount Kimbro announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Anne to Falwin Charles Pross of Los Angeles California. The ceremony was Saturday morning July 30 at Sacred Heart church with Rev Father Horton officiating. They will reside in Los Angeles after a wedding trip through the West.
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Kimibro—Press
Margerst Blount Kimbro
Margaret Anne
Falwin Charles Pross
Los Angeles
Cal
Sacred Heart Church
Father Horton
West
Pross
Elizabeth Mather offers individual training for deaf pupils
Elizabeth Mather announces a new home at 65 East Fourteenth Street to provide one on one schooling for high school and grade pupils who are deaf. Registration for entrance is Wednesday August 31 from 9 to 12 and school opens Wednesday September 7. For information contact Miss Blanche Grosbee Loveridge at 65 East Fourteenth Street Hemlock 6291.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mather
East Fourteenth Street
Blanche Grosbee Loveridge
Fast Fourteenth
Hemlock
Atlantic City trip notes and social visits update
A long list of social notices reports Mrs F B Rawlings of Sandersville visiting the Georgia, Governor and Mrs Wardwick at the Georgian Terrace. Nell Candler in New York. Mrs Karl Watson hosting Mrs Walter Conway of Jacksonville. Miss Anne Davis of Birmingham visiting Mollie Winer in Atlanta. Miss Mary Standard traveling to Denver then western cities. families and friends traveling to Asheville Grove Park Inn and Atlantic City. multiple motor trips, visits to New York, and upcoming engagements linked to Inman Park, Pablo Beach, Montgomery, Mobile, and other Georgia locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Candler
New York
Karl Watson
Walter H. Conway
Jacksonvil
Fla
Misa Anne,Davis
Birmingham
Ala
Misa Mollie Winer
Capitol Avenue
Oe. C. Berry
Clayton
Ivan Aller
Ivan
Alten
Baltimore
Charles M. Hayes
Myrtle Street
J. A. Wheeler
Pablo Beach
F. J. Lawler
Willie Lee Hardwicl
Dorothea Misselhom
Montgomery
M ‘Obile
Ashby Jones
Atlanta
Ebrone
Dr. Jones
Aisa Katharine Haverty
Mirian Dunbar
Augusta
Banquet Planned by Schiller Friends at Capital City Club
Ed Schiller, southern representative, faces pressure from a large circle of associates as a surprise banquet is arranged at the Capital City Club tonight. The event aims for informality with no speeches while Governor Hardwick and Key are expected to attend. about one hundred Schiller supporters will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Schiler
Capital City
Frien
Lin
Jf Pens
The
Agements |Committee
Julian’ Bo
Prohi Agent Bergstrom Heads to New Orleans
Washington prohibition agent Ly Bergstrom, brother of Andrew M. Bergstrom of Citizens and Southern Bank, traveled through Atlanta en route to New Orleans to inspect counterfeit beer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Bergestrom
Edneratedarsis
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mr. Bergstrom
Andrew M. Bergstrom
Citizens and Southern’ Bank
Siamese Twin Watermelon Stuns Dacula Grower
R A Bailey of Dacula in Gwinnett County brought a remarkable watermelon to The Constitution office. The fruit grew from one stem and was joined along most of its length, appearing as a Siamese twin on the vine. Bailey notes it as a freak of plant life, with others in the watermelon world agreeing it is one of a kind and notably humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Bailey
Dacula
Gwinnett County
Tne Constitution Office
Bailey
Price
AL Bailey
Five Cent Fare Base To Be Heard Again
Rehearing in Georgia five cent fare base cases from College Park and Decatur is scheduled. Justices Atkinson and Hill disclosed conflicts due to stockholders in Georgia Railway and Power. Gov Hardwick named Judges Maeldrim and Wright to sit with next week’s hearing.
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College Park
Decatur
Supreme Court
Atkinson
Hill
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Hardwick
Peter Maeldrim
Savannah
Moses Wright
Rome
City of
Fulton
Report of Roy Dorsey Shows 1991 Income
The report of Roy Dorsey, solicitor of the city criminal court of Atlanta, for the second quarter of 1991 shows that the income of his office was 9150.05 dollars. Of this amount 529.96 dollars was net income and 3720.10 dollars expenses. Solvent costs amounted to 5947.71 dollars and Insolvent costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dorsey
City Criminl Court of
Atlanta
the Comptroller-General
Garner and Wardlaw Pay Entrance Fees
Sherman C. R. Garner of the Fifth ward, seeking re election, paid his entrance fee Tuesday unopposed until George Harris, a Mechanic, entered the race. Harris, a new challenger, is from Marietta Street and has lived in the fifth ward thirty years. Sam Wardlaw, seeking re election in the first ward delegation, also paid his entrance fee Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman C. R. Garner
Fifth Ward
George
Harris
Marietta Street
Board of Police Commissioners
Sam
Wardlaw
First Ward
Camp Builds Giant Bridge in Florida
E. V. Camp of Atlanta, consulting engineer, returned after planning and supervising the Charlotte Harbor bridge from Charlotte Harbor to Punta Gorda Fla. It is the longest concrete highway bridge in the Southeast. Construction began in 1917 at a cost between 175000 and 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charlotte Harbor
Punta Gorda
Fla
Pupils of Slaton School Stage Notable Play for Church Fund
Monday evening performance by Mrs Lillis Caldwell classes from Slaton School on Grant Street drew a large crowd. An able cast with notable technique presented the play in the Slaton school auditorium to support Georgia Avenue Presbyterian church. Proceeds from the first show will fund church projects and another performance is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillis D. Caldwell
Slaton School
Grant Street
Georgia Avenue
Georgia Avenue Presbyan
Eatsum
Alee
Phillips Legion to Meet Reunion in August
Phillips legion veterans led by Wafford's brigade plan annual reunion at Sennesaw on August 10. Secretary H. J. McCormick of Mexison reports record attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Legion
Phillips’ Legion
Wafford's Brigade
Confederate Veterans
Sennesaw
H. J. McCormick
Mexison
English American Friendships Urged At Rotary Dinner
At a banquet atop Ansley hotel, A3 Adams of Atlanta urged stronger ties between Americans and residents of Britain and Ireland, saying friendship underpins future civilization. Speakers noted England’s tenacity and the Irish question, while praise for Adams’ Edinburgh speech circulated in Scottish and English papers.
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America
British Isles
France
Adams
Atlanta
International Association
Atlanta Club
Ansley Hotel
Mr. Adams
Rotary
Longdon Rotary Club
Charles M. Marshall
Tom Law
Marshall
Louis D. Hicks
Georgia
England
Ireland
Eugene Harrington
Edinburgh
Scotland
Law
Walter Ballard
Kendall Weinlger
Cooler Weather Forecast For Today By Local Forecaster
Local forecaster C F von Herrmann predicted considerably cooler weather today with a strong chance of light afternoon showers. He noted Monday reached 97.1 degrees while Tuesday was 92 and morning readings stood at 74, with expectations of continued cooling even if showers do not materialize.
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FL von Herrmann
Mr. von, Herrman
Physician Directed To Examine Prisoner In White Slave Case
United States Commissioner James E Brown ordered physicians at Fulton Tower to examine W J Clements confined there to determine if his illness is genuine or feigned Involving Lily Collins alias Lily Dove a young white woman brought from Florida to Atlanta and other Georgia cities in violation of the Mann Act The woman is held as a material witness and denies paying her own fare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James E. Brown
Fulton Tower
Clements
Chdstain
Department of Justice
Lily Collins
Lily Dove
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
East Point Shrine Club Equips Rooms In Masonic Temple
East Point Shrine Club, organized under Yaar-2b temple, has equipped its club rooms in the new East Point Masonic temple and is growing rapidly, per president E. L. Humphries. Officers elected include Dr. J. H. Hodges as vice president, Fred M. Couch as secretary treasurer, and W. P. Middlebrooke as sergeant at arms. Regular meetings are on the second Wednesday each month, with a reception planned for Potentate Henry G. Heinz and his divan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East. Point
Shrine Club
East Point Masonic Temple
E. L. Humphries
J.H. Hodges
Fred M. Couch
W. P. Middlebrooke
Henry G. Heinz
Roe
Georgia fairs list 25 events with dates for 1921
A list released by the Association of Georgia Fairs outlines 25 fairs across the state with proposed dates for the 1921 season. Several fairs are canceled this year due to conditions nearby, but many organizers plan to hold fairs as usual, with new groups filling spots left vacant.
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Georgia Trath
Association of Georgia
Toombs County
Albany-South Georgia Fair Association
Albany
Applin County Fair Association
Haxtty
Athens
East Georgia Fair
Washington
Farmers’ Agriculgint Air
Bremen
Valdaste
Georgia State Fair Association
Macon
Griffin-Spalding County Fair Association
Griffin
Grinnett County Fair Association
Lawrenceville
Hancock County Fair Association
Spartan
Johnson Couny Fair Association
Wrightavile
Monroe County Fair Association
Forsyth
Morgan County Fair Association
Madison
Murray County Fair, Association
Eton
Gainesville
Winder
Rome
Dallas
Rockdale
Conyers
Sal Fannah
Donaldgonville
Atlanta
Reidsville
Dublin
Walker County Fair Agsociation
Lafayette
Nobret
Washington County Fair Association
Sandersville
Western Georgia Fair Association
LaGrange
Whitfield County Fair Association
Dalton
Warren County
Warrenton
Wilcox
Rochelle
First Plan Offered for Big New Spring Street Viaduct
The initial tentative plan for the Spring Street viaduct was presented to Mayor Key by Spiker & Lose. The concrete and steel design includes a 44 foot driveway and spans 2,000 feet. The planning commission will evaluate all submitted plans and forward the best to the bond commission, then to city council for final approval.
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Spring Street
Mayor Key
Focal Architectural
Spiker & Lose
City Planning Commission
Bond Commission
City Council
Sinn Fein kills aunt of Savannah woman in Cork incident
Savannah Ga August 2 Special Mrs J W Lindsey described as sister of a Cork landowner widow and aunt of Wallace Durant of Savannah was kidnapped from Coachford last February and her home burned. One letter reached Savannah after her capture and before news of her execution by Sinn Fein was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J. W. Lindsey
London
Peddler of liquor given limit of law implied in ruling
Reeves, a white man, was convicted of selling liquor and sentenced by Judge John D. Humphries to 12 months on the chain gang, plus a fine. The judge indicated a tough stance on liquor traffic in Atlanta. Reeves previously admitted to a car theft and claimed the owner let him haul liquor from the mountains. A large whiskey stash belonging to Reeves was found in Mrs Theodore Sichter’s chicken house off Peach Tree road near Seaboard Air Line road.
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Ry Reeves
John D. Humin
Superior Court
Steeves
Peachree Road
Seaboard Air Line Road
Plans Prepared For No Accident Week in Atlanta
The Junius chamber of commerce announces Safety-First and NoAccident week set for August 7-13 with civic and corporate support. Events include Safety Sunday sermons, 20 000 safety first buttons and 10 000 pamphlets distributed by boy scouts, a mock burial of carelessness, and a parade. Atlanta leads avoiding accidents, with 217 deaths per 100 000 and higher than similar cities. A film Careless America will screen downtown, and Mayor Key will issue an official proclamation designating No Accident Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
Roy le Craw
safety first_ committee
Uptown
Augene Qherdorfer, Jr
J. C. Robinson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Robinson
Key
Oakland Motor Car Company Takes Over Oakland Franchise
R H Martin secretary treasurer and general manager of the Southern Oakland company announced the sale of their franchise to the Oakland Motor Car company effective August 1. The Oakland Motor Car company will distribute Oakland cars in the southeastern states with the same organization, while the Southern Oakland company is liquidated. Martin will focus on the Southeastern G M C Track company. he remains connected to Atlanta and the southeast, with rumors of a future distribution role elsewhere. Franklin praise for his industry leadership highlights his roles in local automobile associations and his broad southeast influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Martin
Southern Oakland Company
Oakland Motor Car Company
Oakland
Speazier and Distributing
Oakland Company
Martin
Southeastern
G-M-C
Atlanta
Southeast
Mr. Martin
Automobile Row
Automobile Men of the
Atlanta’ Automobile Association
Georgia Automotive’ Dealers Association
Elosa
Denied Making Sale Realtor Enters Suit in Georgia
In DeKalb County Superior Court Glenn A. Ellis a realty agent sues George L. Edwardes and Mia Annie G. Edwards for 10000 damages alleging a private sale of property to G. F. Carnes for 4950 after listing with Brown & Crutchfield in the Candler Building Atlanta. An injunction to halt the deed was also requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
DeKalb County Superior Court
Glenn A. Ellis
George L. Edwardes
Mia
Annie G. Edwards
DeKalb County
Edwards
G. F. Carnes
Brown & Crutchfield
Candler
Atlanta
Carnes
Brown & Crutchfield and
Ellis
Two Women Die In Limousine Crash In New Jersey
A limousine carrying a Louisville Kentucky touring party overturned on the Lincoln highway between Franklin Park and Ten Mile Run near New Brunswick. Miss Della Money and Mrs Edward Pierson were killed. Mr Pierson and Mr and Mrs W G Stiglitz were injured as the party returning from New England to Philadelphia skidded on a curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Loulaville
Lincoln Highway
Franklin Park
Robbers Loot Freight Trains in Middle Georgia
In Middle Georgia robbers have halted freight trains by cutting air brakes, looting cars, and directing locomotives. Attacks on Savannah trains of Central of Georgia have occurred near Gordon and Griswoldville, with crews threatened and a car containing bacon targeted. Special agents pursue leads with no solid clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Snecia
Middle Georgia
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Gordon
Griswoldville
Mogul
Street Car Service Ended in Des Moines by Court Order
Des Moines observers report Federal Judge Martin J Wade ordered street car service stopped at midnight Wednesday after foreclosure proceedings. Receivers were appointed to represent bondholders and the city prepares a permanent bus line. The street car company’s affairs have long been a court matter in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Georgia oil inspection funds linked to court order
Raymond M. Demere doing business as American Oil Company filed suit in Fulton Superior Court challenging state oil inspection laws as unconstitutional and seeking to enjoin Georgia officials from turning inspection fee money over to the state treasury. Judge Belt ordered funds deposited in Atlanta National Bank under custodian Mill with monthly sworn reports and a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Upli
Supreme ‘Court of the United States
Texas Oil Company
J. J. Brown
Raymond M. Demere
San Yannah
American Oil Company
Fulton Euperior
J. J. Holloway
W. A A. Speer
George W. Heriot
Chatham County
George L. Belt
P. H. Mil
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta
Mill
Spalding, MacDougald and Sibley
Ofl Company
Collision Suit for Damages Over Fatal Georgia Collision
Ea McMichael a Fulton County boiler maker for Central of Georgia filed a 310000 damages suit in Fulton Superior Court alleging severe injuries from a collision near Fort McPherson involving the Central of Georgia Jonesboro Special and another automobile. He claims driver carelessness of the engineer caused the accident while he rode in a coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia
Jonesboro
Fort McPherson
Fulton Superior Court
Ea McMichael
Summer trips to the East via Savannah and ship
Central of Georgia promotion outlines a route to Savannah then by ship to Baltimore Boston New York and Philadelphia with reservations through W. H. Fogg Atlanta agent. Also notes a Wilkinson county cotton field failing to yield under two feet high plants and urges calcium arsenate control of weevils with Feeny Hand dusters and Culver & Kidd advertising Milledgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia
Savannah
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
W. H. Fogg
Central of Georgian Ry
Healey Bidg
Atlanta
Wilkinson County
Dixie
Feeny
Milledgeville
Culver & Kidd, Inc
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Rialto Theater
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Sloan's
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Asheville
Atlantic City
Newaok
Gettysburg
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F. B. Rawlings
Mra
Ardwick
Georgian Terrace
Mary Standard
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Colo
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Miss Standard
PA Sen
Witham
Mrs. A. VY. Calhoun
N.C
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Westwood Avenue
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Oan
Florence Anderson
Nixon
Chinaulpin
Campbell County
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Marria Jr
Inman
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Jacksonvilla
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Austed
Marg
Andrew Calhoun
Tach
Canada
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Iarther Rosser, Jr
Lakemont
Schiller
Theater
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Donax Shell
Atlantic Beach
American Plan
W. H. Adams
Broadway
New York, N.Y
Neork
J.C. Lavin
Robert. S. Maffitt
Marlborough-Blenheim
Pauls
Josiah White & Sons Company
Gwinnett
Garner and
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Attam O
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Willie Guy Shumate
Southern Railway
Lowrytown Crossing
Ernest Buchanan
Camp
Church Fund
East Point Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Sinn Fein
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BR. H. Martin, RH. Martin
P. T
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Beckman Bt
T. Eade's
Clark
Orient Cruigery
Feutland
Fayot
Palestine
Shere
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Quin-Mont “Laboratories
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Hiscox
Aga Spring St
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Franklin Colconty
Ran Fost
Ron Scott
John J. Gibbons
Relapie
Atlanta Law School
Muntieren Poveras
Price- Webb School
Lewisburg
Tenn
Manly
Christian Charf Tee
Itera Society
Pepe
BOYSA
Boys’ School
West Fourteenth Street
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