Social items highlight society events and visits
Miss Moody hosts bridge at home while many social figures travel or host gatherings. Mrs Kingsberry visits family in the city from Rome, Mrs Campbell enjoys Florida, and Miriam Clemens visits from Philadelphia for a tea-dance hosted by Mrs Wynn. Several local residents travel, recover, or entertain, with updates on illnesses and homecomings across Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 0. Wynn
Miriam Clemens
Philadelphia
Malcolm Fleming
WV. D. ‘Wood
North Boulevard
John J. Basch
Florida
Mary Eagan
Sea Breeze
Cardus Claims To Cure Menopause Related Pain
Ada Hull of this city recounts six years of severe abdominal and back pains blamed on menopause. After a doctor suggested Cardus, one bottle relieved agony, another bottle improved her strength, and six years of better health followed with no further medicines. She endorses Cardus as a life changing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airy
Ada Hull
Cardus
Receivership Hearing for George W. Tate Estate Delayed
The petition for a permanent receiver for the estate of George W. Tate, a longtime Atlanta mail carrier, was postponed to Thursday due to attorney absence. Tate died leaving a $1500 life policy in the Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association, with proceeds tied to his wife who was later placed in a state asylum. Guardianship and collection issues surround the policy, with attorneys Burton Smith and L. S. Hulbert for Tate's wife and Eugene Buck representing the other woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tate
Atlanta
Tate
Mutual Benefit Association
Urton ‘Smith
L. S. Hulbert
Bugeneck
Cudahy Sees South as Big Cattle Region
Patrick Gudanhy Cudahy, Milwaukee millionaire packer, staying at Piedmont hotel with daughter en route to Summerville South Carolina for a few days. He praises improving business and says the South can become the nation’s cattle-raising center if flies and ticks are controlled, noting mild winters aid feeding and fattening cattle. Germany’s blockade would not greatly hinder American shipping, he adds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick ‘Gudanhy
Packer
Milwaukee
Piedmont Hotel
Summerville
S. C
Cudahy
Germany
Noted Savannah Prohibitionist Mrs Mary S Allen Webb Dies
Savannah February 23 Mrs Mary S Allen Webb widow of Rev Richard Webb dies at 87 in Savannah birthplace London England. Funeral 11am tomorrow from First Christian church with interment Laurel Grove cemetery. Webb long led local Women's Christian Temperance Union and served as its second president later honorary president at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mary S. Allen Webb
Richard Webb
George ‘E. Inglesby
Thirty-fifth Street
East
London
England
First Christian Church
Laurel Grove
Webb
Women’s ‘Christian Temperance Union
W. Cc.t. U
Investigation of Bryan Charges Thursday Leads to Hearings
The Evan P. Howell county public school principal Professor B. C. Bryan faces a Thursday morning investigation at 10 o'clock by the county board of education. Parents, represented by Carl Hutcheson and Foster Stockbridge, seek his removal after alleging pupil whippings were too severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Bryan
Evan P. Howell County Public School
County Board of Education
Bryan
Carl Hutcheson
Foster & Stockbridge
College plans Course III veterinary science program
Athens Ga February 23 Special A degree program in veterinary surgery is planned by the State College of Agriculture to begin as soon as possible The trustees executive board approved a new building for the veterinary department The note cites rising interest in cattle raising in the south and a growing demand for veterinary experts It mentions only one of twenty five US colleges offering the degree is south of the Mason Dixon line and most veterinarians in the region are trained elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State College of Agriculture
L. G. Hardman
Commerece
John T. Newton
Madison
E. J. McMullan
Flattwell
United States
Maid at Jekyl killed by fall at Sans Souci apartments
Brunswick Ga February 23 Miss Emily Rogers 60 a maid on Jekyl Island for Mr and Mrs Charles Lanier of New York died from injuries after a fall headfirst down a high flight of stairs in Sans Souci apartments She suffered broken ribs and internal injuries from the mid step incident while moving from the servant hall to the dining room The death followed days after the fall and initial hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Emily Rogers
Jekyl Island
Charles Lanier
New York
Sans Souci
Wright Enjoined in Empire Life Case by Fulton Judge
Judge John T. Pendleton of Fulton superior court grants a permanent writ of prohibition barring William A. Wright the Georgia insurance commissioner from administering Empire Life Insurance Company assets. The ruling follows earlier actions by Richmond and Fulton courts amid a long dispute over receivership and administration. The case involved petitions by Judge A. Brown and responses by Attorney General Warren Grice. The commissioner’s next steps hinge on ongoing decisions and possible appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Pendleton
Fulton Superior Court
Empire Life Insurance Company
William A. Wright
Richmond ‘Superior Court
A. Brown
Ellis
Brown
Insurance Commissioner of
Georgia
Richmond Superior
Warren Grice
Insurance Commissioner
Prohibition
Pendleton
T of Prohibition
Washington, D. C
Richmond Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Telephoning giant hearsay in Brunswick hearing
Theodore N. Vail president of American Telephone and Telegraph testifies in Brunswick on the Central Union Telephone case. Chicago lawyers and Judge A D Gale oversee the proceedings as the $50 million corporation fights a Chicago receiver order. Testimony aims to support May 1 Cook County Superior Court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraphmpany
Jekyl Island
Central Union Teléphone Company
Chicago
Jekyl
A. D. Gale
Central’ Union ‘Telephone Cosing
Corporation of
Ard
Cook County
Ilinois
No Betting on Elections in Texas
Austin reports Governor Ferguson signed a bill making betting on elections illegal in Texas. Violations carry fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and possible jail time. The new law targets individuals taking part in or promoting election bets within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ferguson
Rockefeller at home keeps good golf links in use
New York reports John D Rockefeller staying at Pocantico Hills with the golf links in good condition. He had postponed a southern trip indefinitely and is said to be in the best of health, using the links several times daily. Mrs. Rockefeller also improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller
South
Rockefeller
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Charles M. Kingsberry
Robert Harbin
Rome
Mary
Rosa Kingserry
Bulow Campbell
Som
Warren Boyd
Spencer Boyd
Vassar Woolley
Estelle Garrett Baker
Julian Field
Will ”. Eakin
St. Joseph Infirmary
Everett Giffen
Peachtree Road
Alice May “Freeman
Andrew Nicolson
Fleming Apartments
Charles Wilkins
Percy V
Elizabeth Norwood
Medford
Oregon
Macoh Martin
Ben Boyce
Charles Remsen
A. R. Lawton, Jr
Georgian
Terrace
W. S. Byck
City
Conway
Boston
R. al Gordon
North Jackson Street
Cone Maddox
Cone
Maddox, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lyons
Battle Creek
Mich
Marie Pappenheimer
Florine
Hardwick
Newnan
Everard Richardson
Leonard Richardson
Jack Cutler
Macon
Chelena Market
Pryor
North Carolina
Atlarta
Peachtree and
Gecatur Sts
Peachtree St
Tango Ez
ALU
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Mary‘s. Webb
Veterinary
Wright
Empire Life
Richmond Court
J. M. High CO
Dellico
Carroll & Hunter
Wilmington
N.C
Georgia, Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
N. C
MATL
Bg Company
Spiedelpais
Darkey
Stone
Stone Aking CO
Kennesaw Biscuits
Frank E. Block
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
A. M. Robinson Co
Atlanta Stove Works
White Provision Company
Bill
Miss Dixie
Atlanta Milling Company
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