Inman Will Divides Estate Among Widow and Heirs
The widow Mrs Samuel M Inman two sons Henry A Inman and Frank M Inman and daughter Mrs John W Cooper of Philadelphia named in the will filed for prohata by Ordinary John R Wilkinson. The estate valued near 1900000 mainly real estate in Terminal district. Codicils dated 1906 define portions and stipulations. Mrs Inman life estate in West Mitchell Street Madison Avenue property. Henry receives Gate City hotel block. Cooper gets Terminal hotel property with life estate in Forsyth street business holdings. Frank gets blocks on Forsyth and Madison areas. All remaining not in will to be divided equally among widow and children. John A Hydds notes Inman gave over 1 million in life gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Inman
Henry A
Frank M. Inman
John W. Cooper
Philadelphia
John R. Wilkinson
Terminal
Henry D. Hynda
C. R. Howard, Jr
W. A Stewart
Inman
Panch~trea Street
Mire
Mitchell Street
Madison Avenue
Hire
Terminal District
Aigg
Forsyth Street
Mitchell and
Georgia Fruit Exchange aims to find markets for state crops
The Georgia Fruit Exchange plans to secure profitable markets outside the state for Georgia grown fruit and perishables. President WW B Hunter says the exchange will seek new markets and has already discussed the idea with the executive committee. A primary markets committee was named and district representatives will join meetings to advise farmers on packing and curing for markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia ‘Marketing Association
B.‘Hunter
The
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Georgia Marketing Association
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. G. Hastings
Dan.g. Hughes
J. Leroy
Runcan
LG. Council
B. W. Hunt
W. Morton
N. B. Marsh‘burn
LaGrange
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic ‘Ailroad
W. H. Leahy
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Noted financier Inman’s large charitable endowments detailed
A former business leader devoted most of eight years to institutions in humanity’s name. Days before his death he arranged payments of 35000 to Oglethorpe University 25000 to Agnes Scott and 5000 to the new Methodist university. He also funded 17000 toward a Presbyterian church lot last June. Final family gifts followed, including 50000 to Mrs Inman and smaller bequests to relatives and household servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglethorpe University
Agnes Scott
New Methodist University
New Presbyterian Church
Hynds
Inman
E. RuBose
Emma S. Bell
Mattie Lege
R. DuBose
Nellie Roberts
Tohn
Hynda
Lucy Black
Sanders
Nellie
Mollie Barker
Garland Watkins Named Justice of the Peace in College Park District
Garland Watkins of College Park won a decisive victory in district 1615 Fulton County over Henry A. Godby and Judge Nash to become justice of the peace. Watkins, son of the late Rev. Dr. Watkins, is well connected in Fulton and widely congratulated by friends and former legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Watkins
College Park District
College Park
Fulton County
Henry A. Godby
Nash
Watkins
Frar
Georgia
Own Life Taken By Young Woman Near Roswell Ga
Mrs. Adam Durham, 31, a Crabapple area schoolteacher, ended her life with a double barreled shotgun at 22 Flora Avenue, the home of her sister and brother in law. She had come for treatment at a sanitarium and was found on the back porch fully dressed, having shot herself in the neck. Her husband traveled from Ragwell to Atlanta by car after being notified. The body was taken to Poole's undertaking chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Durham
Crabapine
Roswell
Flora Avenue
Hoosiers Celebrate At The Ansley Tonight
A large Indiana club event occurs on the eleventh floor of the Hotel Ansley with about 250 Hoosiers expected to attend. George W. Ryan, president of the Indiana organization, will preside over a program of songs stories oratory refreshments dancing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
Indiana
George W. Ryan
Indiana Organization
Lawyer in Fulton County Fight Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Attorney Watt Kelly was fined $5.75 by Recorder George H. Johnson on charges of disorderly conduct after a fist fight on the Fulton County courthouse steps Saturday morning with Attorney BR A Friedson. Friedson’s case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Kelly
George H. Johnson
BR. A. Friedson
Fulton County
Friedson
Evangelist J R Anderson to Preach at Tabernacle Tonight
Rev J R Anderson a well known evangelist and former Atlanta printer will preach at the old Baptist Tabernacle on Lucille street and occupy the pulpit for possibly a week or more. Several other evangelists have been engaged to work with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Anderson
Atlanta
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Lucille
Two Negroes Given Federal Sentences for Post Office Thefts
Clifford Craig and Ollie Saxon were sentenced in U S district court for post office thefts. Craig, 14, received two years at the National Training School for Boys in Washington. Saxon, a former Atlanta post office wagon driver, pleaded guilty to stealing several parcel post packages and drew three years in federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Craig
Ollie Saxon
United States District Court
Craig
Eiven
National Training School For
Washington
Lawrenceville
Saxon
Atlanta
Reception Planned For Creatore And Band In Atlanta
The Atlanta Music Festival association plans a reception for Creatore and his band in Atlanta next Thursday. The celebrated bandmaster and his ensemble will hold two concerts at the Auditorium, one in the afternoon and one in the evening. Colonel W L Peel praised Creatore as the most popular bandleader to visit Atlanta, noting his musicianship and leadership. Proceeds will aid the Music Festival association fund supporting free Sunday concerts and organ recitals at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Creatore
Atlanta
W.L. Peel
Music Festival Association
Officer of Famous Brigade Rests in the National Cemetery
Funeral of Edgar Al Kimmel a Kirkwood construction engineer who died Saturday was held Monday afternoon with interment in Marietta National Cemetery. He was 73 and builder of Atlanta’s Pearl Street underpass. A Michigan native, former Twenty fourth Michigan infantry lieutenant, he lived in Selma Alabama earlier and married Augusta Hawkins in 1875. Survived by his wife two sons Warren C Edgar A Jr and two daughters Miss Margaret Kimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar al Kimmel
Kirkwood
Wade Avenue
Marietta
Kimmel
Pearl Street
Atlanta
Berrien ‘County
Michigan
Twenty-fourth Michigan Infantry
Iron Brigade
Army of the Potomac
George, Kimmel
Selma
Ala
Misa Augusta, Hawkins
Old St. Stephens
Jnn
Miss Margaret Kimmel
Turn Verein Concert Draws Large Atlanta Crowd
A Sunday evening concert by the Atlanta Turn Verein drew a large crowd of over 200 members and families. Prof Lindner led the program with soprano Edith McCool, violin soloist Lindner, and baritone Herr Goldbore. Professor Wedemeyer conducted the orchestra, delivering several pleasing pieces. The singing section comprises forty of Atlanta’s best voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Edith McCool
Lindner
Herr Goldbore
Wedemeyer
Verein
Grand Fraternity Rounds Up Entertainment at New Hall
Atlanta Branch No 229 of the Grand Fraternity will host an event at the new third floor hall 214 North Broad Street General Manager F Baruch of Philadelphia will lecture on fraternity Past Commander M D Greason has arranged magician Professor Oghaney Raymus for a magic show Mr Newman Lesser of the Fraternal Aid Union will give a short address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igs
Atlanta
North Broad_ street
F. Baruch
Philadelphia
M. D. Greason
Oghaney Raymus
Newman Lesser
Fraternal Aid Union
Decatur Street Delicatessen Damaged by Fire
A midnight restaurant at 157 Decatur Street, known as the police picket stop, was nearly destroyed by a fire early Monday morning. The origin is unknown and the building sustained considerable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Street
Railroad Men Meet to Classify Rates in South
The southern railroad classification committee opened its quarterly meeting Monday at the Piedmont hotel with over fifty members present. Chairman W. R. Powe presides as representatives from various railroads confer for two weeks to classify rates on commodities in freight tariff records of southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Hotel
W. R. Powe
Final plans made for religious census in Atlanta
A Monday meeting of the census committee announced plans for a major religious census in Atlanta to be conducted next Saturday morning. The list of ward captains includes M. A. Hale as chairman and 10 ward leaders with a strong turnout from churches and civic groups. Women in the Young Women’s Christian Association opened campaign activities with talks from Mrs Archibald H. Davin and Dr Aull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
M. A. Hale
Ninth
A.w. Awtry
Harry Jones
W W. Gaines
John A. Munzet
J.P. Glore
WS. M. Carson
George White
Ijr
T. B. Gay
Wu. Vary
J. W. Awtry
Central Baptist Church
J.whittington
Temple Baptist
Tom Akredge
Walker Street
Methodist
J. F. Shields
Asbury Methodist
Harry Muench
Lutherayn
James Pruitt
West View Baptist
Second Ward
John “Hussey
St. Philip’s
Welker Danson
J. W. Brown
Central Presbyterian
Orr
Sars Lysle
D.G. McNair
Pryor Street
S$. Reed
Columbus Manufacturers to join new state association
Columbus Georgia February 1. William W. Horn secretary of the temporary organization visits the city and reports a good prospect that many local manufacturers will join the new state association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New State Association of Manufacturers
William W. Horn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inman Estate
Rense
Cail
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Street
Daniel
N. B
Paris
Anderson
Tabernacle
National Cemetery
Underwood Typewriter Co
Broad St
Wilmington, N.C
Georgia Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N.C
Lincoln’s
Thomson
Lincoln County
Lincolnton
Ores
Otham
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifth St
New York City
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
Law Bros. Company
Whitehall St
Cunard
Europe
Liverpool
Franconia
Orduna
Transylvania
Lusitania
Spain
Riviera
Italy
Greece
Azores
Gibraltar
Genos
Naples
Piraeus
Carpathia
State ST. cM
Ser‘i
India
Ching, Philppines
Japan
Australia
Peninecee & Orients 3. N. Co
State St. N.Y
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
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