Society Bridge Tea for Miss Harrison at Piedmont Avenue
Mrs Spencer Atkinson hosted a large afternoon bridge tea at her Piedmont Avenue home for her niece Miss Virginia Harrison of Brunswick. The event featured summer flower decorations, a white and yellow color scheme, prizes of an English print and a bridge set, and a guest list including Misses Penelope Clarke, Katherine Richardson, Edith Dansen, and many others. Evening reception followed with more entertaining and a later notice of upcoming visits and social gatherings.
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Harrison
Spencer Atkinson
Piedmont Avenue
Virginia Harrison
Brunswick
Uridge
Atkinson
Jace
Wiss Harrison
Annie Lee McKenzie
Wargret Nanking
Ruth Stallings
Mary Murray
Alabama
Mary Hines
Virginia
Lipscomb
Sarah Rawson
Cobzie
Aighan
Nancy Prince
Mary Mela Vico
Raithiken
Winne Mehennon
Bunset
Mrs Salmon Hosts Informal Luncheon at Hotel Ansley
Mrs Charles Salmon entertains with an informal luncheon at the Hotel Ansley on Thursday in honor of Misses Vanes Vinings of Savannah and Wiss Tia Vinning of Georgia. A delightful affair was hosted Wednesday afternoon on the porch by Miss Noni Beursersen, with Mrs Salmon and guests present.
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Moorenking
West End
Irancer Hadley
Saamil
Mary Georgia
Nna Uritsell
Waverly Hall
Wes Jenkins
Wee Wonees
Blanch Baker
Elizabeth Gefaldstra
Marie Colcord
Vir
Wala Ier
Anna Ruth
Marv “Schol
Sam Brenner
Joseph Hirper
Techie Gann
Edwin Schane
Hinton
Leangino
Ann Wilson
Willam Simpson Kerth Hod
Thomas Bradley
Setwart Warr Mcaulker
Ifarsid Bloodworth
Salmon
Charles Salmon
Othe Hotel
Ansley Tursdt
Noni bEursersen
Salmone
Mrs Longino Dinner Dance Entertains Guests at Remini
Mrs Longino entertained a group at her Remini home with a dinner dance and music. The party featured Miss Christine Twen Moss and several guests including Mis Wo, Harmon, and others as they enjoyed a lively evening hosted by family members and friends.
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Longino
Christine Twen Moss Sallie Way
Tilden Ani Wessiy Sonema
Unclear historical note with scattered names and places
Fragmented OCR text mentions Savannah New York and Canada with scattered personal names and dates. The legible items are sparse and do not form a coherent event or report. The entry appears to be a damaged filler from a page with stray phrases rather than a complete story or notice.
Prominent Local Figures Attend Junctures Across States
A mired fragment shows social notices with many names and travels. The text references Mrs Pleccen, Mr and Mrs Jef Pleccen, Mrs Robert Gregg, Miss Charlton, Miss Mayes, and others visiting relatives in Augusta Bainbridge and Atlantic Beach. Various travelers from Cambridge Ga Bainbridge Bain and West Tennessee are noted, with mentions of Army connections and societal gatherings.
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Rome
Jef Pleccen
Robert Gregg
Mire Pierce
Atlante
Brn
Pierce
Mima Gusole Morgan
Charles T Hopkine Ir
George A Wright
West Tennessee
Lucila Chariton
Mise Marshall
Cambridge
Fuesin
Stas Sne
Miss Charlton
Mise Mayes
Pave Horn
University of Wirwintt
Wemmer
Mies
Sue Baker
Bainbridge
Mrs Bertha Aycock Dies At 230 On Wednesday
Mrs Bertha Aycock wife of T W Aycock of 101 Beattie Avenue died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after heart trouble. Survived by husband sisters Mrs J Woparis and Mrs I O Walker and brothers O L Desha Cole H G Desha Owen Desha and Lucius Desha. Daughter of the late E J and Angier Desha of Kevis Kentucky. Funeral at Capitol View Baptist Church at 4 this afternoon with interment in West View cemetery. Pallbearers listed as BL Duna wo PF OW Varn WH During James T Higsdale Mellendon A BR tard.
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Bertha Aycork
T W Aycouk
Beattie Avenue
J Woparis
Airlow
I O Walker
Paducth
O 1
Desha
Ft Collins
Cole H G Desha
Sterling Okla
Owen Desha
Anniston Mo
Lucius Desha
Hast Prairie Mo
E J
Angier Desha
Kevis Ky
Aycock
Capitol View Baptist Church
West View Cemetery
James T Higsdale
Dickerson Bound Over On Charge Of Stealing
Dickerson bound over on charge of stealing a pocketbook containing $10 and a sum near $1475 from a room at 29 Shot Street Horse Island. The White man, 23, was held to bail in $100 by Recorder Pro tem Fo ton for a hearing. Court proceedings showed Dickerson was moving furniture when the pocketbook vanished and was later found on his person. He protested his innocence.
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Vrs K
Meliros
Lttekersen
Sas
Hin Hey Peire
Letore Recorder Pro
Winlen
Dickerson
Ninth District Masons Meet in Gainesville
The ninth congressional district Masons gathered in Gainesville with sixty nine lodges and about one hundred delegates attending. An address by Thomas H Jeffen, past grand master, opened the program at Brenay Auditorium. Colonel John Redvine of Gainesville, famed elder Mason, and De J C Bennett of Jefferson presided.
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Ganesville
Ninth Congressional District
Young Valdosta Boy Crushed Between Truck and Wall
Bennie Smith, youth son of Mr and Mrs D Smith, was seriously injured at the Swift and Co warehouse in Valdosta when a mule drawn truck backed suddenly while attempting to pass between the vehicle and a brick wall. Doctors say internal injuries are likely but prognosis is not yet clear.
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Valdosta Gn
Read
Bennie Smith
D . Smith
Swift & Co
Ladn Company
Young Smith
Bride witnesses husband electrocuted at work in Alabama
In Anniston Alabama on August 7 Edward Dilt 28 a lineman for the Alabama Power Company was electrocuted after contacting a live wire atop a pole. His body hung from the wires until rescued by local workers. His 17 year old bride witnessed the death and telephoned for help.
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Anniston
Ala
Edward Dilt
Alabama Power Company
Dills
Park Board Endorses Public Comfort Plan in Atlanta
The Park board unanimously backs a public comfort station in Atlanta. Commissioner Green presents letters of commendation from 22 mayors and about 2000 taxpayers outline the plan. The station, near Peters Building over Whitehall Viaduct, would cost about 8000 dollars with work slated to start in early 1914.
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Atlanta
Park Board
Green
Whitehall Viaduct
Shepard
Immediate changes in Americus post office announced
Americus Ga August 7 Special The endorsement of D T Davenport for postmaster by Congressman Charles R Crisp will bring swift changes in the Americus office Davenport to be postmaster and A B Howard to be assistant postmaster, by agreement settling difficulties. Postmaster Mitchell a Republican has held the office a quarter century. Henry Witchell a Democrat is recommended for a clerkship under the incoming administration.
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Americus
D T Davenport
Charles R Crisp
Davenport
A B
Howard
Crisp
Mitchell
Americas
Henry € Witchell & Demerat
Paralyzing illness strikes Mrs Appleyard on train
Mrs Appleyard, wife of Florida's state printer J Appleyard, was stricken with paralysis Wednesday afternoon as she boarded a train in Washington to join her daughters in Tallahassee. She had been visiting relatives, complained of arm soreness, and was resting this morning after the incident.
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Washington
Tallahassee
Posed as Mrs Alcorn to Defraud Across the South
An older woman detained in Chattanooga is believed dying in hospital after posing as Mrs Alcorn, widow of former Mississippi Governor Alcorn. A grandson from St Louis interviewed her. she admitted impersonating Alcorn, extorting thousands nationwide. She claimed to be widow of James K McCloud of Charleston and daughter of Daniel Cook, alleging ties to Mrs Ro M Abbey of Atlanta.
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Chattanooga Tonn
Alcorn
Mississippi
St Lois
South
James K McCloud
Charleston , C
Daniel Cook
Ro M Abbey
Atlinia
A Snowden
Memphis
Wreck Inquiry Finds Obstruction Caused Train Crash
An official board of inquiry reports the No 4 Central of Georgian Railway wreck near Oliver Ga was caused by an obstruction dropping from the train and dragging along the track. The investigation team included John Kennedy, Dr Lanter, Johnson, Hammond, and Whitelurst, all Olver residents or railway officials.
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Susannah Caugast
Olver Ga
Official
Board of Inquiry
Investizitiu
Tohn Kennedy
Dr . Lanter
Olver
Marlon Tuas
Savannah
Johnson
Central T
Hammond
Hammond Engineer of Maintenance and “Ap Wee Woght Division
Superinntendent and
SA Whitelurst Mastec
Plage Stars and Bars on Coffin of Veteran
Impressive last rites for Jesse Parker Williams held at his Peach Tree home with President J E Dickey officiating. Georgia, Florida and Alabama railroad leaders sent floral tributes while a Confederate flag covered the coffin at West Lew cemetery.
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Jesse Parker Williams
Peachtree
J E Dickey
Hmore College
Thomas Stanford
Trinity Methodist Church
Savannah
Williams
Dickey
Willams
Stanford
Daughters of the Confederacy
Trinity Church of Savannah
Savannah Cotten Exchange
Weatlew
Button Lodged In Girl's Nasal Tube
Dervine Mercer child of Mr and Mrs J Mercer of Clayton underwent surgery in Montgomery to remove a button lodged in her nasal tube. The incident occurred while she played and resisted initial attempts at extraction by parents and local physicians.
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Eufenia Ala
Dervine Mercer
J . Mercer
Clayton
Montgomery
Child carried off by enormous eagle near Andeer
A four year old child was swept away by a giant eagle near Andeer Switzerland while the father worked nearby. Hunters with dogs searched the area but found no trace of the bird or child.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Andeer
Seaboard Names Low Rate to Baltimore Amid Staff Changes
Seaboard announces a reduced fare to Baltimore as part of a broader timetable adjustment. The move includes new dining options aboard and adjustments to onboard services. Details on dates and specific routes were provided by the railway’s press office.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Resinol products promise clear skin transformation
An Atlanta testimonial from a 2 businesswoman, dated April 4, describes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment erasing pimples and easing itch. The writer claims dramatic skin softening and invites readers to request a free trial from Resinol’s Baltimore department.
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Atlanta
South Pryor St
Baltimore
Full Sized Family Welcomed by Wilson at White House
President Wilson paused official duties to greet Representative John J. Casey and his wife with their eight children, six boys and two girls, aged up to 12 years. Casey held a 19 month old daughter as the two boys in scout uniforms stood with their young sister. Secretary Tumulty, a father of six, watched.
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Washington
Wilson
John J. Casey
Pennsylvania
Casey
Cases
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Isa Hee
Merton
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Prompt Service
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Adijanta, Ga
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