Social items recounting visits and travel plans across several states
A stream of social notes lists visits and travels of many residents. Robert Melone plans a return to Mexico City next week. Mina Mary Stager, of Anniston, visited Mrs. Frank Myers in Tr, then headed to Charleston. Mrs. A. T. Curtis hosts her mother Mrs. Gordon of Dalton. Ody Laird Sr. left for Tennessee. Penelope Clarke returns Tuesday from New Orleans. Mrs. Jr. Lowry and Miss Jennie Owning Galbraith Springs, Tenn. at month end. Helen Stewart hosted a heartbreeze party for guest Miss Block of Gallatin and Miss Grady of Chattanooga. Martha Crane hosted guests at St. Charles Ave. Miss Marthe Crane’s club gathering honored guest Miss Grady. Mrs. John Luke, recent Cincinnati guest, has left. Mrs. Henry Hunter Smith improves after illness. Roby Robinson plans a Canadian summer. Calhoun Birth Street cottage nearing completion. Dr and Mrs Phinliz Calhoun to build new home in Ainsley Park. Mrs. Edward T. Brown and Miss Marjorie Brown to Athens for commencement. Mrs. Hodgson to Athens next week. Captain James W. English returns from New York. Mrs. George C. Ball and Miss Sue Allen Ball set to Montgomery then Birmingham to reside. Mr. Mays Ball spends summer in Marietta as the Gr Myers family tour west. Eva Walker’s matinee for Mina Alma Edlemen slated Wednesday. Miss Rosalie Howal currently in Paris. Visit Ponce de Leon tonight to see the illumination.
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AT Curtis Han
Gordon
Dalton
Ody Laird
Tennessee
Penelope Clarke
New Orleana
Jr. Lowry
Jennie Owi Givo
Marietta
Frank Myers, Jr
Ge West
Eva Walker
Mina Alma Edlemen
Guilty Verdict Sentences Three Men in Interference Case
In Tuscaloosa Alabama on June 10 Judge W B Grubb sentenced Marion Gurganu Isaac Gurganus and John Morgan to ten years each in the Atlanta federal penitentiary after they were found guilty of conspiring to interfere with the rights of an American citizen. A second count led to an additional twenty year term for Marion and Isaac and ten years for John Morgan. John Guranus aged sixteen pleaded guilty to both counts and was sent to the federal reform school in Washington for ten years.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. B Grubb
United States Court
Marion Gurganu
Issac Gurganus
John Morgan
Atlanta
Marion
Isaac Gurganus
John Guranus
Grubb
Federal Reform School
Washington
Annual Children Day at Wesley Memorial
The Sunday school at Wesley Memorial church hosts its annual children's day exercises tomorrow morning. On Friday June 17 a picnic will be held at the Decatur Orphans' home with dinner and barbecue. The Atlanta district conference of the Methodist church meets at Wesley Memorial June 14 to 16 with opening sessions Thursday night. Lunch will be served noon Wednesday and Thursday to conference members. Delegates include Asa G. Canscher and R. J. Guinn with F. P. Miles and Thomas Evans as alternates. J. T. Rose represents the congregation at large. Tomorrow night a musical program, directed by Charles Stanags, will close the events.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Dota Ita
Jobn Wesley
Decatur
Atlanta
The
Methodist Church
Asa G. Canscher
R. J. Guinn
FP. HL. Miles
Thomas Evans
J. T. Rose
Charles Stanags
West Point Georgia Fire Trilogy Destroys Three Homes
Three fires tore through West Point Georgia last night. W D Woodyard residence burned from electric wires. A kitchen adjacent also burned. B C Bar Kora residence caught, likely from wind sparks. Mrs Lythgor's residence later found on fire. Roofs burned. most furniture saved but damaged by throwing during the scramble.
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Georgia
West Point
W. D. Woodyard
B.C. Bar
Kora
Georgia Postmasters Appointments in Laurens and Rabun
Washington June 10 special list names new Georgia postmasters including C O McCarty appointed at Brewton Laurens County succeeding C Lanier who resigned and Martha J Black appointed at Spruce Rabun County replacing H P Nicholson who resigned.
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Georgia
Washington
Brewton
Laurens County
McCarty
C. Lanier
Spruce
Rabun County
Martha J. Blalock
H. P. Nicholson
49 True Bills Against Lenders From Fotton County Grand Jury
Fotton county grand jury found 49 true bills against money lenders charging criminal violation of usury laws. Over 68 bills were drawn. a special session will meet on the 21st to consider remaining cases. Deputy Minor notified indicted parties by phone. bondsmen posted bonds, with bonds ranging from 800 to 1,000 dollars. Several individuals named for larceny and other charges. Charter granted to Williams Hartcock Company. divorce granted in Simmons case. various suits and notices filed with the Georgia Railway and Electric Company involved.
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Fotton County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
C. D. Hill
Woods White
Tts
Bose
Sherif
Prennie Minor
W. LL Owens
N. FP. Waters
King
W. le Tafford
Fred Hannah
J. A. Campbell
E. Woodson
J. A. Smith
B. B. Morris
W. Ford
Stephen A. Ryan
M. L. Rockmore
G. H. Woodson
J. B. Edwards
TD King
H. R. King
S. N. Martin
D. Chestnut
W. & Thompson
RD. Ison
G. H. Rosenburgh
Z. V. Lacy
J. F. Hughes
P. & Marr
T. J. Ware
T. J. Wilke
Julius Burgs
Allas Bar
Miss Wickbem
Auditorium Armory
Halsey Murphy
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
J. L. Phillipaertterad
Tia
License Deadline Ahead for Near-Beer Dealers
Unions handling near beer and druggists must secure their internal revenue licenses by July 1 or face trouble with the Revenue Department. The text notes past practice allowed payment of licenses for July but warns this year’s enforcement will be stricter.
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Revenue Department of the
United States
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Chambray
Ginghams
Percale
Madras
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Robert Melone
Cty
Mexico
Mina Mary Stager
Anniston
Frank Myers
Charleston
Chattanooga
Gugel
Martha Crane
Misa Goldsmith
Gueat
Misa Wyeliife Wurm
A. P. Tripod
Lucien Cocke
Roanoke
Journal-Herald
Virginia
Cocke
Lallie Johnson
Atlante
Marthe, Crane
St. Charles Avenue
Grady
John Luke
van Oredale
Cincinnati
Henry Hunter Smith
Telamon
Cuylet
Roby Robinson
Canada
Mrs Phinlzy [Calhoun
Birth Street
Misa Rosalie Howal
Paris
Ponce de Leon
Steinway
Weber
Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Phillips & Crew Company
Peachtree St
Sele
Planelas
Kuabe, Hardman, Fischer
Wesley Memorial
Decatur Orphans
Matthiessen
Popelamitt
M. L Thrower
Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance Company
London
England
Assurance Company
Thrower
Williams-Hartcock Company
J. T
Movant
Mra Beulah Klesset
Charles Klasset
Markewicz Aled
Neveu
Jean and
Patiste
Sev
Eral Solars
Regu
Vanes
Toy Department
Billy Bumps
M. Rich & Bros, Co
M. Rich & Bros, Co. An
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