Major Blance Named Unasked Trustee by Brown in Georgia
Governor Joseph M. Brown unexpectedly appoints Major Joseph A. Blance of Cedartown as a trustee of the State Normal School from the seventh district to succeed J. A. Bagwell. This marks Blance’s third unsolicited appointment from a Brown governor after prior posts as solicitor general of the Tallapoosa circuit and a Confederate Army officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Joseph A. Blance
Cedartown
State Normal School
Seventh Congressional District
J. A. Bagwell
Jonson &. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Bianco
Joseph E. Frown
Leutenant
Virginia
Blanca
Joseph ©. Brown
Tallapoosa
Bagwell
Major Blance
Major Blanco
New Piano House Opens in Atlanta Soon
The Cleveland-Manning-Carder Company, formed by J B Cleveland H A Manning and William Carder, opens display rooms at 203 Peachtree Street Adair Arcade once three carloads of pianos arrive. They will sell John Church Dayton and Everett brands and reorganize the former John Church operation in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-Manning-Carder Company
Peachtree Street
Adair Arcade
J. B Cleveland
H. A. Manning
William Carder
Atlanta
J. B. Cleveland
The
Cable Piano Company
Birmingham
E. E. Forbes
Cable
E. E. Forbes Company
Montgomery
Axport
Manning
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
South
William Cardér
Phillips & Crew Company
Church of the Incarnation
West End
John Church Company
Cincinnati
John Church
Dayton
Everett
Harvard
Sunday School Workers in Training School at First Baptist
The Baptist Training School for Sunday School Workers meets at First Baptist Church with high attendance. National speakers lecture on primary work, superintendent organization, and studies in Matthew. Sessions run daily 4:45 to 8:45 pm, with lunch intermission, through February 11 under the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training School
First Baptist Church
Annie Willams
Leavell
Ragsdale
Williamas
Mr. Leavelt
Leavel
Matthew
Ragadale
Leavelt
Trallie
Crossland
Girl
Mr. Trallie
Mr. Crogaland
Mr. Tralle
Mr. Crossland
Tedehini
Tralliea
Feachers
Atlanta Baptisl Sunday School Association
John M. Green
George Ww Antroysr
Diamonds Sold by Us Are Exchangeable At Full Price
Solitaire diamonds are practically indestructible and gain value the longer you keep them. Mountings wear and are worth only their old gold value to a dealer, so we exchange at full price when a larger diamond is bought. We pay full old-gold value for the old mounting and offer appraisal. Send for our 112 page illustrated catalogue of our stock. Jewelers SSS Whitehall St.
Tennessee Judge Goes to Philippines In 1930s Dispatch
A Tennessee judge was assigned to work in the Philippines as part of a U S personnel transfer. The announcement notes his appointment to a Philippine commission role and outlines a brief career context and expected duties in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Philippines
Poapointad’ Ratics
Builders to Meet Today for Georgia Road Convention
Governor Brown and other notable figures attend the second annual Georgia Federation of Road Authorities convention in Atlanta. Practical road builders from all state sections gather at the state capitol to elect officers and discuss road building progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Rosa
House of Representatives
Georgia road meeting to discuss public roads and progress
Judge William F Eve reports representatives from over 100 counties will attend the Georgia Federation of Road Authorities gathering in Augusta. State officials and engineers including Governor Brown Clark Howell and W Kellar will address topics on road building, grading, sand clay roads and road accounts as county commissioners participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Eve
Augusta
Federation
Joseph M. Brown
Clark Howell
The
Georgia Automobile Association
G. RK. Hutchins
Prison Commission
George T. Cann
Savannah
H. Strahan
University of Georgia
W. Kellar
W. McAnlile
C. Buchanan
Wara County
McCallin
Ronda
Georgia
Evenoid
Georgia Federation of Road Authorities
L. Moore
Hodge
W. L. Williams
J. H. Barron
W. J. Wabb
J. W. Newmat
J. F. Taylor
A. B. Moore
M. C. Gay
J. W. Walter
J. 4. Merron
C. L. Anderson
J. H. Drake
B. E. Croker
W. 3. Holmen
W. J. Webb
George W. Gray
J. L. Ryals
Baraca Class at Tabernacle Hale to Hear J K Orr
The Baraca class at Tabernacle Baptist Church will hear J K Orr on Wednesday night in Baraca hall at 7 p m. The talk titled Business In Business Does Business and Religion Mix addresses life of young men. Admission free with invitation to all club members and other city classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Orr
Baraca Hall
Orr
Ougs
Winghip
Sisad
Sacred Cantata at Sacred Heart draws broad support in Atlanta
Tickets for a Sacred Heart cantata on Friday night fundraise for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. The event, praised by Catholics and others, aims to aid charity work among the poor, with public appeal and rehearsals praised as exceptional in Atlanta. Tickets are sold at Phillips & Crew and Arpo's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Veret
Atanta
Atlanta
Phillips & Crew
Arpo
Elect Manager for Waterworks in Atlanta Board Vote
Ex mayor pro tem FR Quillian backs Colonel Woodward’s reelection as general manager of the waterworks saying his department knowledge is unmatched. A water board of twelve votes needs seven for election. action awaits other business before a viva voce vote unless the board changes procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox
Quillian
Park Woodward
Waterworku
Quililan
Woodward
Atlanta
Water Board
Street Car Company Seeks Track Extensions in City Plans
The council committee on electric and other railways will meet this afternoon at 4:30 to review the Georgia Mailway and Electric Company petition for adding double tracks to several routes. Proposed lines include the Simpson street extension to the riverine, Walker West View Line, Woodward avenue Grant Park line, and Luckie street line. Narrow streets prevent full double tracking, so permission is sought to lay extra track on parallel streets. The committee reported the petitions favorably at the last council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Mailway and Electric Company
Simpson Street
Riverine
Walker-West View
Woodward Avenue
Grant Park
Luckle Street
Education Board Probes Miss Pitts At Grant Park High
The Board of Education met in executive session at the Grant Park high school to hear complaints against principal Miss M L Pitts. Witnesses were numerous and the meeting was postponed to 3 PM today for remaining testimony. Parents condemn her management and threaten to remove their children if she stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Boys’ High School
Yeaterday
M. L. Pitts
Grant Park School
Tuesaday
Miss Pitts
Sbi
Weather Today Promises Cloudy Skies and Showers
The forecast notes continued cloudiness with light showers today. The weatherman offers cautious promises, explaining limits of the outlook while outlining expected conditions and brief rain chances.
Disagreeable Weather and Musings on Newlyweds
A reporter notes a dull day with showers and persistent mist, predicting improvement by tomorrow. The piece meanders into a humorous aside about newly married couples, suggesting optimists and pessimists view post-wedding behavior differently, with a Jacksonville anecdote about couples holding hands and sheepish smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopher
Jacksonville
Atlanta Trade Appeal Promotes Stuff Service and Spunk
A promotional piece extols Atlanta as the base of southern wholesale trade. It highlights Atlanta’s large wholesale volume, shipping advantages, up-to-date service, and competitive spunk. The piece invites readers to visit, promising a free trip and urging merchants to come for spring goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Atlanta
May Elected Ordinary in Brooks County Georgia
W A May of Quitman won the Brooks County ordinary seat by about 78 votes over three candidates in a light turnout. May, long a Quitman newspaperman and former editor of The Advertiser, will assume duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
W. A. May
May
Gome
Advertiser
Wil
Onte
Atlantic Ice And Coal Corp Mortgage Noted In Maton Ga
The Atlantic Ice And Coal Corporation filed for record with Clerk R A Nisbet in Maton Ga for a 3 500 000 mortgage on its southern properties. The Trust Company of Georgia is named trustee with 6 percent interest. Funds will finance completion and perfection of machinery plants and devises to distribute fuel and ice across its trades area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Company
Brown House
Maton
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
R. A. Nisbet
Tofiny
Trust Company of Georgia
Tha Targa Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
SSS
Whitehall
Tennessee
Hilippines
Elliott
Hundred Counties
Eve Talka
William Fieve
Tabernacle Baracas
J.K
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark
N. J
Angier & Foreman State
Street Car Company
George
Harry T. Moore
Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
UNION
BOYS
United Stat
Unite
W. L. Douglas
Irzear
Dougis
Brocion
Peachtree ST
Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
Brooks Co
Rountree
W.Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Anitary
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!