Santa Women's Club entertains children with reading and music
The Santa Women's Club yesterday hosted a cheerful event for members and invited children. The program featured Theodora Morgan's orchestra and soloists, a reading from Uncle Remus by Mrs. Edward T. Brown, a postoffice souvenir moment, and light refreshments. The New Year reception for Miss Mary E. Sloan and Lt. Edward B. Mitchell U.S.A. was announced, with Mr. Mitchell hailed as a former Atlanta resident.
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Santa Woman's Club
Local Social Roundup Shows Visits and Illnesses Across Cities
Augusta visitors and Atlanta residents are noted in a dimmed social column. Mrs. Kearn improves from typhoid after weeks ill. Miss Lee from Macon stays with Miss Ryan. multiple trips to New York Baltimore Baltimore and Birmingham are mentioned for schooling and visits. Several illnesses and weddings appear, including Mrs. Nelson Shinholser and Mr John Lockwalter amid community notices.
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Annie McLean Moores
Kenry Worter
Nashville
T. C. Parker
Macon
W. J. Lawton
Linden Street
al Nelson Shinholser
John Kiowland Lockwalter
Elizabeth Adair
New York
Gusle May
Maud Haverty
Baltimore
L’riday
Nell Deveney
Augusta
Jury rules for Chicago City Railroad in $50,000 suit
In Chicago on January 4 the jury awarded the Chicago City Railroad Company in a $50,000 damage suit brought by Miss Inga Hanson after an eight hour trial. Hanson alleged a cut caused spinal injury. the company contends the accident did not occur. A motion for a new trial was filed.
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Chicago
Inga Hanson
Chicago City Railroad Company
Mira Hanzou
Assa Linson
Miss Hanson
Heiress Missing After Aunt’s Denver Estate Heirloom Mystery
Meridian, January 4. The location of Misa Ethel Ravelle, missing since December 23 from her aunt Mrs Minerva Funford of Denver, remains unknown. A Mobile contact offered a reward for information, while Birmingham attorney Tate & Shugart has taken up the case and promises updates in a few days.
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Meridian
Misa Ethel Ravelle
Minerva Funford
Denver
Mobile
Mrs. Slaskey
Allves Lere
T Cmning
T. J. Stevrolds
Birmingham
Mer- Sige
Attorney Hair
Tate & Shugart
New Manager Arrives to Lead Southern Postal Telegraph
General Superintendent Guy T. Paine of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company has arrived in Atlanta to take charge of the southern division. He comes from St Louis where he headed the company’s operations and rose from messenger boy in 1881 to this top post. Paine will supervise hundreds of men from the Prudential building office as Atlanta becomes the division’s headquarters with plans for future line additions pending favorable weather. He succeeds C. Adams, who leaves for New York to become vice president. Paine praises Atlanta and prepares to study division details before active management.
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Guy T. Paine
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Mr. Paine
Atlanta
St. Loui
Sane
Tnion
Trehig
Imeman
Abr. Paine
Prudential Building Aid
CC. Adams
New York
Guy FR. Paine
Postal Telegraph Company
New General Superintendent Named At Postal Telegraph
The Postal Telegraph Cable Company announces a new general superintendent in Atlanta, replacing the previous head. The selected executive, born in Madison Wisconsin, has long served in Chicago and Kansas City with rapid promotions and is praised as one of the system’s best operatives. Twenty five Atlanta staffers keep their current positions as the management moves proceed.
Woman Chosen by State School at Athens
For the third time in as many years a girl from the state normal school at Athens has been selected to represent the institution at the University of Georgia commencement. Miss Nellie Michael of Monroe won the honor after a hard faculty contest her paper dealt with heart culture and she defeated W F Byrd.
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Athens
Sperial
State Normal School
University of Georgia
Nellie Michael
Monroe
W. F. Byrd
Cattolene Advertised By Fairbank Co In Constitution
The Constitution features Cattolene the Chicago based product of the N S Fairbank Company alongside Gold Dust. The ad claims the supplement shortens food lengthens life and is clean and healthful throughout. The Main Advertising Company of Chicago handles the ad placement for this issue.
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N. S. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Coal Black Twins
Fairbank Company
Murder of Wife Laid to Manning in Georgia
In Blackshear Georgia a white man named Sohn Manning is jailed on murder charges related to his wife Miss Rogers of Wayne county. An inquest initially labeled death as self inflicted, but exhumation and a new inquest charge Manning with murder. Authorities seek to establish if Mrs Manning died from a blow or poison as part of a disputed, lengthy case ongoing with local officials.
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Blackshear
Sohn Manning
Osterman
Manning
Miss Rogers
Wayne County
Tia Biel Manning
Chemlat Payne
Analets
Williams Not to Enter Race for Prison Commissioner
Columbus January 4 Special correspondent reports Captain Williams now chief of police at Columbus states he will not be a candidate for prison commissioner against Muge J. B. Tourer next spring. He opposed Tom Casa and may have urged by friends to run but declines saying he recently received raise and should not seek another office.
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Columbus
Wier Willams
Columba
Fuge J
Vip
ATS Veo
Tom Casa
Hive
Tom
Wold
Walllares
Oe Nciler
Wilains
Bower
Mercai Maby
Electric Bitters Restores Burdington Fireman
A Burdington Kansas fireman Belheny recalls a near collapse from illness. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength and energy after a bottle or two, claiming they made him feel better than ever. The ad promotes the tonic at 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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CW. Belheny
Burdngton
Kiwa
Alwast
Proul
Ceria
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Mary E. Sloan
Missoula
Mont
Edward B. Mitchell
Mitchell
N. C. Mitchell
Mary Graves
Milas Belle Scott
Miss Taylor
Georta Mae Taylor
Clara Brantley
Juanita Tyler
Annie Muse
Faultline Hope
Marguerite Dunlap
Osborn and
Thompson
Sarah ‘Westmoreland
Misa Tannerhill
Lucy Yancey
Marie Wilkins
Helen Gleason
Ida Hurtel
Margaret Porter
Besse Potts
Nell Fuller
Irene Slvey
Virginia Parks
Miex Edith Hoyle
Edna McCandress
Marguerite Dunkip
Man Osborn
Mariun Nutting
Mins Vic. Moutgaloutge
Mildred Chai TF
Elizabeth Silvey
Ruth Brodeett
Athena Hi
Alyette Lapshy
Irene Mitchell
McGowan Phelan
Laura Wyatt
Helen Franklin
Wille Drummond
Evelyn Patterson
Payne Hope
Louise Johnson
Zemula Dooly
Claude Aiterson
Julia Goode
Edith Watts
Louise Williford
Helen Day
Tenis
Louise
Georgia Watts
Sarah
Annette Nip
Mary Crewlel Gay
Misa Cleveland
Florence Kamper
Mag Edith Ingle
Misa Lovi Cravey
Mia Alice Ormond
Julisz Middieton
Jaudia Bass
Mise
Taiile Kiser
Nell Glenn
Louise McGever
Annie Mur
Clara Bronde Titanita
Tyle
Marie Wright
Lou Padgett
Mise May Padgett
Carolyn Clark
Grace Noble
Emma Phlips
Caroline Perdue
Mise Belle Alexander
Aes
Leo Tucker
Carnesville
Elise Landrum
Miles May Noble
Burt Brantley
Jack Brantley
Jones= boro
Miss Burl
Brantley
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Capitol Square
Miss Laurie Burt
Len G. Broughton
Mamle Woodyanbibber
Ming
Slade
East Ellis Street
St. Mary Gull
Tomorow
W. B. Kelly
Peeples Street
Charles H. Smith
Piedmont
Smith
Old Hom
Rome
Blanton Winship
United States Army
Susie Wells
Miedgeville
Lillian Jennings
Willie Belize Campbell
Miss Hors
West Point
Shyl
C.J.D
DuBose Co
Hamilton Black
Wimbish
John Gwanton
Mary Turner Clanton
Harriet Boykin
Crawford
Noble
Dr. Palmer
Florida
John G. Oglesby
Elberton
Qfiss Cordelia Dessau
Minnie Atsingon
Rliss Ret Darganan
J. W. Pope
Tee Jordan
Tee Mira Annis Hange
Inman Park
Joseph Pearson
Griffin
Margaret Doonan
Genevieve Morris Hava
Macan
T. J. Williams, Jr
Susie May Pope
Scngal
Mary Ryan
Miss Lee
Dera Lumpkin Brigg
Monroa College
Sims Bray
Harvey Fisher
Nean- Aan
Mannie Picard
Irma Liebmann
Henry Kuhri, Sr
Jerome Linmore
Fort Scott
University of Georgi
Prim
Inman Lark
John Wilcox Wall
Bess Wall
Campbell Davis
Albury
Misa Jennie Ponder
Leonora
Kamis
Wham Otis
Columbia
Lynan
Pryor
Albert Thompson
Henry K. Tompkins
Marie Holiday
T. C. Fitzgerald
Buck
Chorge Lownden
S Pr
W. J. Tucker
Mr. Holden
Westchester
Burnett
Hanson
Railroad
Dr. King
Miss Rovelle
Ethel Rovelle
Mer
Ward
Guy E. Paine
United States
Fratne
Tawna
Kansas
Louis
Madison
Wis
Badger
Postal Company
Pierce County
Goroner
Williams
Judge Turner
Prison Commission
Jno
M. Miller Co
S. R. Dull
E.ellis St
Bell
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall
John H. Woodbury
Weat 25Rd Street
New Yor
Peachtree ST
Tutt
Haynes & Mellichamp, Jewelers
Whitehall ST
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
E. G.griffins
Dantal
Brown & Allen
Honesdale Art Glass
Charles W. Crankshaw
Canada
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