Atlanta Social News Highlights For Weekend Events
A busy weekend features an Athletic Club dance honoring young lady sponsors of the basketball team, a Walker Street church concert for the organ fund with J Gordon Moore and others, and multiple horse show notes. Married life begins for Griffin Corley and Vauline Griffin. Mrs Wofford Edwards hosts a surprise birthday. East Lake hosts a watermelon party with many local residents and notable guests.
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Wil
Joseph Eby
le A. Bailey
H. Clay Moore
T. B. Paine
Walker St. Church
Jimmie Irwin
Walker Street Church
The
Organ Fund
J. Gordon Moore
William Hubner
W. %. Quillian
Hattle Lou Martin
Griffin-Corley
Vauline Griffin
Frank Corley
Washington
East Point
J. C. Atkinson
Mr. Corley
Cleveland Avenue
Fast Point
There Is No Secret Behind Blue Ribbon and Vanis Extracts
The statement asserts these products reach superior quality, claiming they are absolutely the highest quality that can be produced. It presents no supporting data or third party validation and reads like promotional copy.
Social items note many returns and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs James Bedell return from Canada and the Great Lakes. Miss Estelle Shepherd comes home. Many guests travel to Atlantic City Tate Spring Danville Va and Maine. People entertain with bridge and parties in Atlanta and surrounding cities. Miss Vivian Norton forms a Warm Springs trip with friends. others visit Lake View North Carolina and Norfolk. Master Lawrence Tompkins recovers from diphtheria. families plan gatherings and homecomings with numerous local names and destinations.
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Lawrence Tompkins
Blanton Forson
Maine
Vivian Norton
Charles A. Hobson
Danville
Mis
James Wallace
North Carolina
Wallace
York
Local residents travel and visit relatives in nearby towns
A long column lists numerous residents and guests, noting trips to Roswell, Cedartown, Chatta nooga, Marietta, Savannah, and Atlantic City. It records weddings, moves, and planned visits, naming Mrs. Mary Johnston, Miss Kate Johnston, Captain Henry A. Hutchinson, and several others among the repeatedly mentioned people.
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MoiMe Younge
Hizelle Stocks
Cedartown
Cecil
Gertrude Beecham
Flue Ridge
Mary Johnston
Roswell
Henry A. Hutchinson
United States Army
Mra. Hutchinson
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philippines
China
B.C. Spink
Claudia Spink
Austell
Klamath Agency
Oregon
Poole and Dawkins Failures Highlight Officer Conduct
Poole receives thirty days and Dawkins a thirty day reprimand for neglect of duty and improper conduct. Dawkins reproved Officer Multon for arresting Tuck. Tuck’s escape is not observed. Mrs. Drews testimony links a warrant to Aquaia and alleges payments to her daughter in Atlanta. Stella Drew’s disappearance remains tied to June homecomings.
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Poole
Dawkins
Nragner
Multon
Tuck
Drew
Bho
Saya Sto
Atlanta
Mrs. Drew
Stella Drew
Conservatory of Music and Oratory opens in Atlanta
The School of Music and Oratory in Atlanta opens September 1 with 427 students enrolled across departments. Prospective students should register at once at the Business Office located at Peachtree and Broad Streets for preferred teacher selection.
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Oratory
Peacher and
Broad Streets
Watson to Speak at Auditorium Friday
Thomson native Thomas Watson will address Allmats and Filton county citizens at the Auditorium Armory next Friday night at 9 o clock. The subject is undisclosed but promises facts, figures, and theories on general conditions. The talk will be free of charge and the public is invited.
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Thomas Watson
Thomas BE. Watson
Thomson
Allmats
Filton County
Auditorium
Watson
Peesoul
Seats now selling for extra matinee Friday at the Lyric
The Lyric Theatre offers an added Friday matinee with seats on sale. Fans can buy tickets for the extended performance window and enjoy the show at the usual venue.
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the Lyric
Hirsch Uses Razor for Suicide in New York Hotel
Solomon J. Hirsch a Chicago clothing manufacturer and millionaire killed himself at the Hotel Knickerbocker by slashing his throat with a razor while writing letters. He then went to the bathroom and died. He had been abroad for health and returned three weeks earlier with traveling companion Walter Reed.
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New York
Solomon J. Hirsch
Chicago
Knickerbocker
Hirsh
Welch Shot After Attempted Murder at Rail Chief’s Office
In St Paul Minnesota on August 30 C P Welch a discharged special agent of the Great Northern Railway entered Chief Special Agent Al G Ray’s office and opened fire firing five shots but missing Ray each time Ray then fired one shot killing Welsh Welch about 45 years old had been discharged two months earlier for shooting a man at Duluth The shooting occurred as Welsh drew a revolver and began firing Ray finally stopped the attack with a single shot.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
C. P. Welch
Great Northern Railway Company
al G. Ray
Jme
Ray
Welsh
Duluth
Mr. Ray
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