Social items from St Augustine to St Petersburg and beyond
A series of social notes lists travels and visits of Atlanta residents including Frank Jaco and tra J Clarkson at Saint Augustine and St Petersburg, hotel stays of the Johnsons and Hudsons in Crystal River and Miami, births announced at Wesley Memorial and by the Papy family, visits by Agatha Brown and Hester Tichenor, bridge club entertainment by Frances Dudley, and a novel curtain-raising patent for convenient pole-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jaco
Tra. J
Clarkson
S. Papy
January A
Virginia Clo
Abbia L ‘Brown
Ig 1
Wesley ‘Memorial Hospital
Louise Simbeoa
Wayeroas
Anate
Walter Ballard
Fogelden
W. ’ Buck
Savannah
New York
Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old home made cough remedy named Pinex is advertised as a rapid and effective cure. Mix 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or molasses to create a cheap, pleasant tasting syrup that eases dry coughs, soothes air passages, and aids bronchial conditions. The ad claims instant relief and asserts the product is guaranteed or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Vanilla Bon Bons Ingredients and Method
A vintage recipe outlines vanilla bon bons with brown and white sugar, water, tartar, vanilla, fondant, and egg whites. Boil sugars and tartar to a hard ball, cool, fold in vanilla and stiff beaten whites, then beat in fondant and dip the creams.
Civitan Club Meets in Atlanta Luncheon
The Civitan club of Atlanta meets at 12 30 at the Kimball house for city problem briefings. Mayor Key will discuss a proposed special tax levy for building, while a public market plan is presented by Mrs Irving Thomas and Mrs Norman Sharpe. Mrs K R Ingersoll will sing with several surprise features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Atlanta
Kimball House
Key
Irving Thomas
Atlanta Woman's Club
Norman Sharpe
Zame
Corrections by Constitution on Juvenile Report
The Constitution corrects figures for 1920 and last year on children helped by the Atlanta Protective Association. It states 4938 children were handled by juvenile courts initiative or reported by Big Brothers and Sisters, not 4988. Rev John M Mathison of Florida is named as assistant field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Protective Association
Atlanta Protective Association
Big Brothers and Sisters
Pam
John M. Mathison
de Funtrak Springs
Fla
Invstead
Crawford Jackson
Cea
Body of Mrs Blount Interred in Atlanta Window
Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Blount an Atlanta resident widow of former Fulton deputy sheriff M N Blount were held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev R F P Kennedy in charge. She died Tuesday morning at the Blount apartments 6 West Georgia Avenue and was buried at Oakland cemetery. She was 63 and owned the Slount apartments. Survived by son C Gerald Blount two daughters Mrs Loy Fuller and Mrs Don M Bowie and sister Mrs C D Dickingon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Blount
Atlanta
Blount
West Georgia Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
R. F P. Kennedy
Oakland Cemetery
Barclay & Brandon
Ee Mra. Blount
M. N. Blount
Fulton County
Slount
C. Gerald Blount
Mra. Loy Fuller
Don M. Bowie
Mra
C.D. Dickingon
Plan Condemnation of Big Land Tract in Union County
A suit to condemn 4129.57 acres in Union County was filed in the U S district court by Gordon M. Combs. The land will be acquired under the Weeks forestry act and added to the Paltohian forest reservation. Owners listed include Mrs. Louige Bishop Elijah Brown A L England G W Gooch Roy Harking Pat Haralson W Larkine J W Hendrix Miranda Shipp and W A Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Eaed
Gordon M. Combs
United States District Attorney
Louige Bishop
Elijah Brown
A. L. England
G. W. Gooch
Roy Harking
Pat Haralson
W. Larkine
J.W. Hendrix
Iranda Shipp
W. A. Woody
Kadisha Lodge Installs Officers in Atlanta
Kadisha lodge Brith Abraham of Atlanta installs new officers for the year at the Jewish Educational Alliance. Officers listed include Louis Rubinman as president, Samuel Gershon as district deputy, Jacob Brank as finance secretary, Samuel Goldstein as treasurer, J Dukerman conductor, Clein as guard, Dr I Kle as examining physician, and trustees P H Ruderman O Gershon and D Meitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. HW. “Ruderman
O. Gershon
d.Meitzer
Mame
Embalmers Board Opens Atlanta Meeting
The state board of embalmers convened in Atlanta at the Fort the Mont hotel to hear seventeen applications. Members present included W Edward Ausuath president Silles By ia bar secretary treasurer Nat McLesasters Savannah Be ter Marvel Waycross and EL Patterson Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
State Board of Embalmers
Atlanta
Bie Mont
W. Edward
Steamship Seized for Landing Contraband at Port
In Staten district court a case involving the seizure of a steamer for landing contraband goods near this port was heard. The collector of customs alleged improper landing on a trip last April. a suit was filed and a fine assessed for landing violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Waa
Present charge to at Ander Dr. White meeting tonight
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting where Dr White presented a charge and conducted services for a congregation last night. It records cordial welcomes from old friends and mentions Ander with unclear context. Entities include Dr White and a congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Dr. White
Wars shift at Hed Men's rally planned in Atlanta
A garbled note suggests a planned event in Atlanta involving a rally at Hed Men’s venue with mentions of foreseen attendance and preparations. The readable fragments indicate an organized gathering with a requested audience and a stated name associated with the event.
Moose Leaders Visit Atlanta for Moose Home Site Study
Supreme Dictator Broening leads seventeen Moose officers to Atlanta to inspect potential sites for a million dollar home for old members and orphans. The group, welcomed by Governor Dorsey, tours several locations and plans more site visits with the boys band providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Broening
Baltimore
Supreme Council
Moose
Atlanta
Sullabie
Broening
Offi‘cersa
Order
Chamber of Commerce
Moose Order
Chick Springs
Mouse Homes
Hugh Dorsey
Dorsey
Milner Widow Buried After Services At Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Laulee Milner of Olleys Park were held yesterday afternoon at her home with Rev. B Lacy and Rev. M B Matthews officiating. Interment followed at College Park cemetery. She was fifty three, survived by husband J F Milner and three daughters Mrs L B Williamson Mrs D C Jones Jr and Miss Bessie Milner and two sons Carl and Glenn Milner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laulee Milner
Olleys Park
J. F. Iiner
Rev. B. Lacy
Beaver Manufacturing Company Verdict Awarded
A jury in the United States district court Wednesday awarded the Beaver Manufacturing Company a verdict of 2400 dollars principal and 879.16 dollars interest against Burgerler Motor Truck Company. The plaintiff sought 3387.80 dollars plus interest for parts used in Superior trucks while the defendant argued the material was defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ault
Beaver Manufactring
Bugerler Motor Truck Company
Sult
Beaver, Manufacturing Company
Superior
Doctors Use Ghlotabs For Colds And Flu
A fragmented report claims doctors recommend ghlotabs for cold and flu cases to prevent pneumonia and other complications. It stresses ensuring the liver is active and digestion improves before embarking the next morning.
Southern Investment Bankers Arrive for Atlanta Meet
Bankers arrive in Atlanta for the first southern meeting of the Investment Bankers Association of America. The board of governors will meet at the Georgian Terrace hotel, followed by a Capital City club dinner and a golf tournament at Drud Hine club. Members hail from major firms like J P Morgan & Co and Drexel & Co, gathered to showcase the Gate City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover?nors
Investment Bankers’ Association “of America
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Board “of Governors
Georgian Terrace
Atlante Association of ‘Security
Capital City Club
Gage Ee Ts Tw
S Board of Governors
Investmment Bankers’ Association of America
J. P.morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
United Sates
All-Star Concert Series to Feature Mme Schumann-Heink
The All-Star Concert series returns with contralto Mme. Schumann-Heink performing at the Auditorium next Wednesday. George Morgan, a noted concert baritone, will accompany. The program includes Gretchaninov's Over the Stepna and Rachmaninoff's Cry, plus songs from Russian, French, and American composers. Tickets go on sale Monday at Cable Piano Co. Prices range from 1 to 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchanthoff
Rachgel
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mozart
Wilh Zoon Gale
Cable Plano Company
Mrs Goren Faces Jury Wednesday in Theft Case
The case against Mrs Cohen centers on alleged thefts from a department store on Whitehall Street. Attorney Paul Carpenter indicated she would post bond and a $100000 suit against A J Silvaramme would be filed after the trial in superior court. Police will investigate alleged mistreatment at the police station following her arrest by Vis Young of the Retail Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. ‘Humphries
Hooper Alexander -Gi -Paul“Carpenter
Mra. Cohen
Cohen
Carpenter
A. J
Whitehall Street
Homecoming service at Druid Hills Church
A homecoming service will be held at Druid Hills Methodist Church on January 16 at 12 o'clock. Rev Henry B Mays, former pastor and Atlantan, will preach. All current and former members and Methodist friends are urged to attend. Rev Mays is noted for Sunday school work and service in the Oxford district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Druid-- Hills Methodist Church
Henry
B. Mays
Church
Methodist Friends of the Church
Mays
Fev
Aye
Oxford: Diatrict
Fragments Suggest Local Interest in Atlanta Figure
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a person named Kete Hishtow in Atlanta and a planned event or performance tied to a Mother’s Barterle theme. Mentions of Caliste Conant and a pianglogue appear amid garbled phrases about entertainment and business outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwhoue
Atlanta
Kete:Hishtow
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Henry “H. Jones
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth
Fernel ‘Harding Noe
Ellen Morris
Agatha Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Hester “Tichenor
Frances Dudley
Lombardy Way
Mina Kathleen’ Law
3. V. Piérson
Martin Nichols
Joseph Heard Jr
Myra, Spur
Sean King
Misa Joyca White
Mrn
James Adams
Sam Johnson
H. Clay Moore
Louise
Yeaterday
New Orleans
Neal Harris
Havana
Miami
Florida
Johnson
Waycross
Anstey
Scott Hudson
Crystal River
T. S. Elwin
Cuthbert
Baptist Home Mission
B.D. Gray
E Fiahor
Ansley Tueson
Captain
W. A. ‘Cunningham
Jane Cowles
Frank Owens
Vielting
George Lancaster
Chattanooga
Margaret Pratt
Henry Dixon Bruns
A. B. Fisher
Jacl Salmon
Peachtree Road
Fisher
Mr. Salmon
Ww. Elkin
Anya
John D
Richmond
Ashton
Adolphus
James River
Ennis
Peame Aeterred
Raymanta
Ally Platinon
Ld i . Ed
aFola Oun
Tgs Jewelry Co. i . B. Durham
Ling Eversharp
Kadisha
Board OF Embalmers
Noes
Altes
Moose Home
Ware
George N. Warde
Moosshart
Ill
Darius A. Brown
Kansas City
J. Albert ‘Cassidy
Ealtimore
J. P. Pearson
Dallag
Texas
Frank J
Monahan
San Francisco
John W. ‘Ford
Batirman
Executive Committee of
E.J. Henning
San’ Diego
C. Beneral
The
Ralph W. E. Don‘ges
Camden
N.J
Appellate Court of
New Jersey
Boston
Mass
Waller. Gough
Pubelisher
Simon Merke
Pittsburg
James
Ord
Fort Wayne
Ind
John J. Lentz
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph. H. Brandon
Siprame
Moose‘heart, DL
A. PB. Entenza
Detroit
RT Sigat “Yea Sli
Chamber of Sommorgs
George
EL Watts
M.M. Davies
John
T. North
B. M. Bailey
J. P Metz
Hunter Parry
J. F. Milner
Beaver
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Bostotte
Goren
DRUID
Hills Church
Pryor ‘Street
Auburn Avenue
the. Tripod: Paint Co
N. Pryor Street
Gomer Pryor ‘Place
Reat “Adal
Caliste Conant
Hudeon
Madison
C. L
Avid _Sanitations
Eac
Peggy
Cmear
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