Brown O Owensboro couple announce Sadie Way wed to Joseph Oberst
Mr and Mrs William Taylor Brown of Owensboro Ky announce the marriage of their daughter Sadie Way to Mr Joseph Oberst of East Point, occurring Tuesday morning July 8 at St Pavla Catholic church in Owenstorg Ky. The Obersts host friends at Heaven House in East Point. Afternoon reception follows. The ladies of the missionary society held an informal reception at the Wethodlat parsonage in Past Paint for Rev Robert Stewart and his mother from Savannah. Punch and nog were served to twenty five guests. Several social events and bridge parties are listed, with many attendees named, including members of the Granite club and local families. The pool in the park provided amusement with a buffet supper and elaborate decorations as guests, including Mrs Adair and Mrs Forrest Adair, attended various social gatherings.
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William Taylor Brown
Owensboro
Sadie Way
Joseph Oberst
East Point
Bt F Pavla Catholic Church
Owenstorg
Oberst
Heaven House
Wethodlat
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Savannah Punch
Nablacoa
Ron Thar
Adair
Hla
Forrest Adair
Robert Gress
Ava
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Atchison
LeRoy Childs
John IF Murphy
Robert Wood
Charles Srop
Meron Meahurls
John J Vaolte Jr
Ound
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Nash Wiss
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Eile
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If Miller
Fawart Cavi
Cinrenne Snosiea
J Rest
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Willan Peey
Clirk Howell
Wedding notices and tea party plans fill Evans-Walker social page
A list of names attends afternoon tea at the Driving Club Evans-Walker while a quiet wedding of Miss Hester Evens and Mr C Walker of Toledo is noted at the home of the bride’s parents on Highland Avenue. The couple plan a wedding trip to Asheville and Toxaway before making 545 Highland Avenue their home.
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Great Lakes
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Wedding Remains A Summer Affair With Northbound Plans
Maid Frederick Stewart Jr. served as ring bearer and Miss Virginia Randall as flower girl. Bride wore white crepe de chine with rice and chiffon, veil held by orange blossom chaplet, carrying bride roses. Attendants wore white with pink flowers. Refreshments and summer decor noted. Groom a successful young businessman, couple to live in Atlanta after a northern trip. Weekend party hosted by Mr and Mrs W D Billa Jr at Tallulah for daughter Miss Adgate Hillis with seventeen guests. Numerous society events and entertaining plans described, including briglet, prizes, and several hosting ladies. A special train July 10 offers round trip through Asheville, no stops, $6.00.
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Eula Jackson
Robert F Maddox
Woodhaven
Miss Tula Jackwn
Madrix
Miss Jackson
Frederick Stewart, Jr
Virginia Randall
Atlanta
W D Billa Jr
St Tallulah
Adgate Hillis
House Debates Wide Range of 1914 15 Appropriations
Lawmakers consider over 1.6 million dollars in new and continuing appropriations for pensions, Georgia Tech, state entomology, the fifth district agricultural school, state departments, and various public works. The push includes a new pension for widows of a former governor and multiple measures from banking, education, and criminal justice to public health and road projects. The senate plans an Augusta visit to the state medical college with dates adjusted, while suffrage advocates press for access to the house chamber.
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Georgia Receives $60,000 From Federal Aid Gift
Georgia treasurer received a letter from the U S Treasury presenting a $60 000 gift from the acts of 1895 and 1907. The funds come to the state college complexes of agriculture and were sent to Chancellor Barrow for instructions on disposition.
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Georgia
United States
Sam
Acta
Uim
Barrow
Atlanta Weather Sees Warm Spikes Then Cooling Forecast
Record heat in late days hit as high as 108 degrees in the region, while eastern cities ran cooler. Atlanta matched eastern levels with 88 degrees on Wednesday and Tuesday, with thunderstorms and rain possible later this afternoon followed by a cooler spell as the unsettled pattern continues.
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Piedmont Portland Cement Company Elects Glenn President
At the annual stockholders meeting held yesterday at the Kimball Dr GQ HR Glenn was elected a second president with J H Davis as secretary treasurer. Reports shown indicated decidedly satisfactory business outlook from the last stockholders meeting.
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Piedmont Portland Cement
Sister Learns of Tragedy in Vaudeville Row
A sister of Atlanta vaudeville actor Frank Batley learned by telephone that the tragedy in Kansas City involved Batley s wit and teammate Malme Edwvarnis. She planned arrangements to bring the bad to South Carolina, where Bailey saltear had recently moved with a marriage.
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Baileysalstear
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The New Facial Treatment Promises Superior Glow Tonight
A bold claim for a facial treatment touted as the most effective option, surpassing even massage. It promises to keep skin healthy so you can always be proud of it and invites readers to try it tonight.
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