Funeral for Atlanta Pioneer Hirsch Ordered This Sunday
The funeral of Joseph Hirsch, Atlanta leader, died in Atlantic City, will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Jewish temple in Atlanta. The body arrives at 11:40 a.m. and burial is in Oakland Cemetery. City officials and Grady Hospital board honor Hirsch with half mast, and mayor and council will attend.
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Joseph Hirsch
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Richardson
Pryor
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. Hirsch
The
Jewish Orphans’ Home
Grady Hospital
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Woodward
Eity Council of
R. A. Sonn
Haralson Blevkley
Robert Argo
J. EK. Ottley
J. A. Preierich
W. B. Summerall
James W. English
Hirsch
James Ward
Hirsch Ana
John §. Candler
Joseph H. Hirsch
Hatraw Orphans Home
Sounell
Imayor
General Council
Hig Fanorul
Enunell
Farmer Clapple Questions City Buyer on Stone Farm
Judge notes progress as farmer Clapple asks whether the buyer of Stone's farm has learned anything. Sands replies the lesson is that making apple butter does not create food by churning.
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Judge
Clapple
Stone
Sands
Cotton seed helping farmers of Georgia
Cotton seed becomes main crop for southern planters as cotton markets falter. Georgia hosts over 150 mills buying seed, creating cash flow for growers. Renewed livestock interest grows as cotton seed meal supplies affordable feed. Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia drives efforts to boost cattle and hog production through seed byproducts.
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South
Georgia
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Little Macon Runaways Held by Atlanta Police
Laura Dixon and Anna Mae Goodson both 111 years old are held at the juvenile home after fleeing their Macon residence. A long distance call to Chief Beavers alerted officers Rosser and Black who met them on arrival from the train. The girls insist they will not return to Macon, claiming parental oppression.
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Laura Dixon
Anna Mae Goodson
Macon
Beavers
Atlanta
Paxon Talks to Bible Scholars on Business and Christianity
Col Frideric J. Paxon will speak Sunday at 9 30 AM to scholars and visitors of the West Christian Bible school on Business and Christianity. The talk outlines the First Christian Bible school recent efficiency system aimed at increasing its membership. Innovative short talks by prominent Atlantans, including a noted minister, banker, physician, and lawyer, will follow. Visitors are invited.
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Frideric J. Paxon
Wirst Christian Bible School
Paxon
Cyplat Uder
Hawyer
Public Playground Annual Rally Closes 1914 Season in Atlanta
About 1 606 children from Atlanta public playgrounds gathered Saturday at Grant Park for the annual rally and field day. Joe Bean directed the event, guiding a lively afternoon under enthusiastic leadership as the 1914 playground season concluded, following several years of park department support.
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Tully
Atlanta
Feld
Grant Park
Joe Bean
Olay
Four Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Lacrosse
Four persons burned to death when a lamp exploded in the farmhouse of Thomas Straight near Lacrosse Wisconsin last night. Victims named as David Thomas his minor son and two Straight children.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Thomas Straight
Here
David Thomas
Straight
Cure for rupture without operation claimed
A reader from Manasquan New Jersey reports a cure for rupture without surgery. He describes lasting relief after using a method, offers full information by writing to Eugene M Pul ten, carpenter, 46 A Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan NJ, and urges others with rupture to seek the same nonoperative remedy.
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Eugene M
Pulten
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Wagons From Darsey Provoke Local Craft Push in Macon
J W Darsey of Macon Georgia markets wagons he says are cheap to modernize and will cut costs. He claims his plant previously built wagons that debt and seed money could not improve and vows further modernization including autos springs.
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Darsey
J. W. Darsey
Macon
Anniversary Club Session Closes Southern States Life Convention
The Seventh Annual Anniversary Club convention of the Southern States Life Insurance Company concluded with an elegant banquet at Druid Hills Golf Club. More than one hundred guests attended as tables on a terrace showcased the company colors. The event featured the Hungarian Orchestra, a cabaret, and speeches by officers. The previous days included business sessions at Piedmont Hotel and afternoon recreation. J C Walden Sr of Alabama won the presidency for a second year. Wilmer I Moore led two clubs as vice president.
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Southernates Life Insurance Company
Druid Klis Golf Club
pFolf
Southern States Life Insurance Company
Wurm
Piedmont Hotel
Ry Club
Mfe
Wilmer I Moore
Ficts Club
Uncle Rob
Robt. Moore
Anniversary Club
Field Club
Capital City
Walden Cved
Miedmont Potel Iroa
Resalvaid Itsel
Zwuncheen
Ansley Hotel
Druild Hills
Moore
Warien
Chas. J. Haden
Georgia Chamber ,of Commerce
Georgia
William A. Whent
United States
South
Insurance Commissioners
General Wright
Gearsia
United State
Vesper
Wright
Hringars
Ilon
Vite Stush McMaster
South Carolina
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
McMaster
Ase G. Candler
Atlanta
Mooce
Anniversary Club of Southern States Life Names Residency and Officers
The 1914-15 Anniversary Club of the Southern States Life Insurance Co appoints L. E. Biack Jr. of Georgia as residency for the year. State vice presidents include H. Clay Smith Alabama, Joe W. Vinson Georgia, C. W. LaPitz Florida, and G. J. McDewill South Carolina. Field Club members and conference topics on competition, young companies, and policyholder cultivation dominate a recent Ansley Hotel gathering.
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THE
Southern States Life Insurance CO
L. E. Biack, Jr
Georgia
H. Clay Smith
Alabama
Joe W. Vinson
C. W. LaPitz
Florida
G. J. McDewill
South Carolina
Wills Hoes
F. . Broadnax
G. S. Wilcox
Thos. Peters
J. R. Monroe
Frank Leigh
Fred Hines
B. B. Murray
I. T. Weems
Geo. ¥. Browne
Southern States Life Insurance Company
Menu featuring caviar and assorted sandwiches spread
A dated menu lists many items including caviar and anchovy canapes, Georgia cantaloupe, littleneck clams, lettuce sandwiches, deviled hard shell crabs, Saratoga potatoes, bread, cucumber sandwiches, roast squab, chicken with mushroom sauce, corn in green peppers, potatoes in cream, hot rolls, cold asparagus with vinaigrette, beaten black, fancy icee cakes, Philadelphia cream cheese, Bar Le Due jelly, coffee, Apaltinarts cigars.
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Georgia
Saratoga
Philadelphia
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Jewish Temple
Grady Hospital Board
Atalnta
City Hospital
Srady Hospital
Bert
Turther
Robert J. Lowry
Wade B. Harding
Little Macon
Col. Paxon
Grant Park Athletic Field
Southern States Life
Enond
J. C. Walden, Sr
Druid Hills Golf Club
C. J. Haden
L. E. Black, Sr
Robt. F. Moore
Field Cab
Arthur Chaires
W. 8. Cogburn
E. B. Cook
J., Jackson
J. W. Ragsdale
R. K. Shaw
L. E Whittle
M. R. White
Gio F. Lee
Toplen
Stelf
Jol W. Vinson
G. J. McDowell
HH. Clay Smith
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