Social items list as residents visit, guests, and births
Social notes report Mrs Herbert Gorman and child visiting her mother in Barietta Palestine area while Mrs Jack Cutler Sr visits Augusta resident Mrs Charles A Conklin. Visitors include Miss Mattie Lou Richardson a bride elect and Mrs Spencer Struble arriving from Seattle to stay with her parents. Births announced for Mr J E Ball of East Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gorman
J. Clyburn
Barmetta
Pla
Jack Cutler, Sr
Macon
Charles A. Conklin
Diyachttes Road
Sydney Perry Cooper
Henderson
N. C
George Holliday
Uniper Street
R. J. Hudson
Matti Lou Richardson
Spencer Struble
Seattle
J. W. Felder
East Eighth Street
Lillian Flynn
Ponce de Leon
Richard Beard
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Georgia Day Exercises Mark 20th Anniversary in Atlanta
Dr Ashby Jones spoke to over 4000 high school students at the Auditorium on the meaning of Georgia and its history from Oglethorpe to modern times. The program included Tech High band, Commercial High and Atlanta Normal School choruses, with D A R members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Jones
Ponce’de Leon Baptist Church
J. C. Little
James L. Key
M. L. Brittain
Dr. Jones
Tory
Georgia
Oglethorse
Savannah
Tech High
Commercial High
Atlanta Normal Sdool
Joseph Habersham
Warren A. Candlu
Notable Society Notes From Winter Circles
On February 3 Mrs Ball was Miss Gladya Hunt of Mecanica Ohio. H J Fullbright returned to the city after a short business trip in South Georgia. Mrs J B Hunt of Mecanics Ohio visits her son and daughter Mr and Mrs J E Ball. Miss Helen Whitehurst enjoys Jacksonville Fla as guest of Miss Annie Kate Adams, formerly of Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Scott Hudson and Attle Scott have left Hast Lake for Crystal River Fla for the winter. Mr and Mrs Milner LaHatte announce the birth of a son January 19 named Milner La Hatte Jr. nee J Floyd Carmichael Attending the Tile Dealers association in Philadelphia and will visit other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Whitehurst
Jacksonville, Fla
Annie Kate Adams
Miss Adams
Atlanta
Scott Hudson
Attle Scott
Hast Lake
Crystal River
Fla
Ofra
Milner LaHatte
Milner la Hatte, Jr
J. Floyd Carmichael
Tile Dealers” Association
Philadelphia
Cold Weather Triggers Coal Price Cut in Atlanta
Atlanta records a business surge as colder weather pushes furnaces to fire up. Atlantic Ice and Coal and Campbell Coal cut prices on top grades including Jellicoe from 11 to 10 dollars per ton, with slack and steam fuels following suit. Output gains and reduced car shortages are cited as causes for the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Campbell Coal’ Company
Jellicoe
Farmer in Americus will plant no cotton in 1921
Ernest Arrington, of Maddox four miles from Americus, Ga, declares no cotton will be grown on his 177 acre farm in 1921. He moved from Leslie and has his 1920 crop stored in Americus warehouses, saying he will not sell until prices meet production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Ernest Arrington
St Maddox
Arrington
Leslie
Americas
Federal expert links arsenic to death in Macon murder case
Major H. G. Lightner of the U S public health service testified in Macon Georgia that Henry Mitchell died of arsenic poisoning given orally. He helped exhumation findings of 15 to 20 grains of arsenic in the stomach while the trial of M C Mitchell the physician and druggist proceeds amid crowded galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
H. G. Lightner
United States Public Health Service
M. C. Mitchell
Henry ©. Mitchell
Young Mitchell
Mitchell
A. S. Heath
Macon County
Henry Mitchell
J. H. G. Wiliams
John H. Cooper
Veteran Caller of Macon Dies from Apoplexy
Macon Georgia February 11 Special Z T Rodgers a train caller at the Macon terminal for over 30 years died suddenly at his Cedar Street home He was 72 Confederate veteran and known to railroad men and many state residents He was stricken while building a fire and died within minutes after rescue A coroner jury ruled death due to apoplexy He is survived by three sons J A Rodgers of New Orleans George T Stodgers of Macon and M E Rodgers of Fitzgerald and two daughters Mrs H L Rees e and Mrs William Smith of Bacon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gai
Z. T. Rodgers
Macon Terminal
Cedar Street
J. A. Rodgers
New Orleans
George T. Stodgers
M. E. Rodgers
Fitzgerald
H. L. Reese
William Smith
Bacon
Farewell Dinner for Atlanta Leader Hermance Ends Era
About 100 Atlanta prominent citizens hosted a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hermance at the Capital City Club ballroom. Hermance, longtime Woolworth southeastern manager, has been promoted to a Europe post, prompting their departure from Atlanta. The event featured tributes, a silver platter gift, elaborate decor, and remarks by local leaders signaling their deep esteem and best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harry BP. Hermance
Capital City
Hermance
Woolworth
Europe
Hermante
Ashcraft
Lee Ashcraft
Alfred Nowell
Mr. Hermance
Harry Hermance
Harry Putnam Hermance
Baby Milk Fund
Tuberculosis Association
City Market
League for Women+Voters
Women's Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Atlanta Advertising Club
Associated Charities
Music Study Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Sheltering Arms
Home For the Friendless
War Savings Stamp Drive
City Planning Commission
Atlanta Boy Scouts Council
War Camp Community Service
Rotary Club
Agnes Scott College
State of Georgia
Red Cross
Oglethorpe University
Crippled Children’s Home
City of Atlanta
Flood warnings issued for Tennessee River area and Tennessee Valley
Washington reports flood warnings issued by the weather bureau from the headwaters of the Tennessee River to Riverton Alabama and for French River reaches Dan Tenn. The Tennessee River at Chattanooga is rising toward thirty five feet with roads and streets already flooded and travel restricted in several sections.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Tennessee River
Riverton
Alabama
Caronas
Shevne
United States
Iiver
Dan- Tenn
Tanooga
Tenn
Ennessee
Rossville
Walden’s Ridge
Missionary Ridge
Propaganda Use by Britain Said by Borah in Senate
Senator Borah charges Britain circulated propaganda in the United States to deter naval building. He cites navy department records and notes British ambassador’s upcoming disarmament talks as context for a possible naval power agreement. He cites expert opinions that capital ships may be obsolete and warns of war if no accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Navy Department
Poindexter
Senate Naval Committee
Bergh
Gorah
Congress
Boreh
United States
Senator Borah
Naval
Ex-Enemy Aliens at Savannah Seek Citizenship
In Savannah on February 11 former enemy aliens applied for naturalization in federal court before Judge Beverly Evans. Applicants hailed from Germany, Austria, Turkey, Great Britain, Greece, Norway, Russia, and Italy, with numbers listed for each nation. The day’s filings followed the government lifting a ban on naturalization of former enemy aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Allena
Hera
Thera Belie
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Beverly Evans
Great Britain
Greece
Norway
Russia
Italy
Flood rise threatens families as rivers surge
Reported river elevations indicate widespread impact from rising waters. Forecasts place the Broad river at six feet six inches over Neal Shoals dam with near-standstill at the Savannah river level and Alabama river rising toward 42 feet, signaling continued danger through the weekend. Authorities pledge relief for flood victims and plan evacuations where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Neal Shoals
Train timetable fragment shows routes and arrival times
A disjointed schedule lists trains between Atlanta and Chicago with stops at Chattanooga Nashville St Louis and notes times such as 7 10 pm 1 00 pm and 9 05 pm. The text resembles a rail timetable fragment detailing departures arrivals and connections across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Bt. Louis
Chicago
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F. 3Y. Butt
Marian Butt
Aensir
Augusta
Georgian Terrace
Herman Elias
New York
Benjamin Elias
Mr. K. Berger
Ber. York
Frances Harrison
James S. Harrison
W. Eugene Henderson
Nashville, Tenn
Rupert E. Hall
East Lake Drive
North
H. Clay Moore
Louise
Havana
Cuba
Florida
J. Y. Kynor
East Lake
J E. Ball
East He
Georgia Art Supply Co
Broad Street
Apiateee Bapetmaret
Platina Sieeralean
Latent Designs
Durham Jewelry CO
Fe B. Durhad
Edgswood Ave
Tost
de Renee Lor
Georgia Day
Peachtree St
Mrs
Maide
M. Ashby Jones
Eugene Black
Irving S. Thomas
Haynes McFadden
Thornwell Jacobs
Murle
My and
Mire
HL P. Hermance
Helena’ Hermance
UH. P
Jes
Gyros Hawn
3Ira
Forrest Adair
Adams
Alien
Moa
Hebecca Ashcraft
L. i “Binck
Mre
Jmlan Boehm
Brice
Willian Brownlee
Candier
Armand Carroll
Fort H. Cone
Misa
Constance Cone
J. H. Connernt
Thomeaniels
H. W. Davis
Beaumont Davieon
W. D. Ellis
C. Ervin
Foote
L. Forewuen
J. He Gson
Stroy Eugene Harrington
H. G. Hastings
Haynes McPadden
Edgar Neely
Sophie Clarke
J. DB. Nevin
Alfred Newell
J. Ottley
Peters
and Airs
W. T. Parkerson
J. R. Porter
Tr. E. Ratio
Hatton Rodgers
Birs
BR. C. Smith
Crank Spraum
Iy Putnam
WAT. Ane
Tennessee Carolinas
Jhawkes CO
Opticians
Hitehall ST — An
Pindell
Bridgeport
Ala
Guntersville
Decatur
Florence
Montgomery
Selma
United States Naval Air Forces
Yome Art Supply Co
Vha-Hall Street
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Dixie Flyer
Atlanta, Ga
N.C. & St. L. Dixie Flyer
N.C.& Stl. Ry
Union Depot
G.b.harris
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Coats
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