HENTZ 10 SUPERVISE ALL SHRINE HOSPITALS PLAN EDGE FOR EXPANSION
Forrest Adair secretary of the Shriners board returns from the Washington imperial council meeting with plans to standardize Shrine hospital construction. He notes supervision of the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children in Atlanta Gastonia N C Shreveport La and the Wealey Memorial hospital in Atlanta. Adair will meet leaders in Montreal Richmond and Texas to select sites for new hospitals in Montreal Virginia and Massachusetts and begin work on the host.
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Hal Hentz
Atlanta
Hentz, Reid & Adler
Forrest Adair
Shriners’ Hospital
Imperial Council
Washington
Hentz
Scottish Rite Hospital
Gastonia
N. C
Shreveport
Wealey Memorial Hospital
inAtlanta
Adair
Noble Hentz
Montreal
Imperial
Freeland Kendrick
Noble Chaplin
Winnipeg
Samuel P. Cochrane
Texas
Richmond
Urdas
Virginia
Massachusetts
Shrine Hospital Efforts Grow With Crippled Children Care
The report notes hospitals in Philadelphia San Francisco St Louis Portland and Shreveport in progress or completed with occupancy and opening dates. It cites the Shrine movement inspired by the Scottish Rite Hospital in Atlanta and details a $2 annual assessment by Shriners aimed at funding and maintaining facilities, yielding about 1.2 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Louis
Shreveport
Twin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Shrine Movement
Scottish Rite Hospital For
Atlanta
Shriners
Motion What Ain t and the Philadelphia Record Twist
An unnamed note from the Philadelphia Record riffs on the idea of absolute rest. The piece parodies a lecturer’s claim with a humorous aside about two plumbers assistants and spring fever to highlight the irony.
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Philadelphia Record
Driver rearrested after victim dies in Forsyth street crash
Emmett Davis, a Black driver for the Federal Reserve bank motor fleet, was rearrested Thursday morning after W. J. Lambert, 17, died from injuries in the wreck on Forsyth street. Lambert, seriously hurt aboard a jitney, died at Grady hospital at 11 11 p m. Funeral planned for Friday.
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Emmett Davis
Federal Reserve Bank
Tenek
W. J
Bill
Albert Parker
Arden Avenue
Liberty
Parker
Forsyth Street
Lambert
Grady Hospital
Chapel of Awtry & Lowndes
Rev
Jr. Strickland
West View Cemetery
John
L. Lambert
Misa Edna_Lambert
W. T Kennedy
Atlanta
Tda Lambert
Forest Park
Kid Elberfeld to face judge this afternoon
Norman Kid Elberfeld, manager of the Little Rock club, will appear in municipal court this afternoon to present his version of the alleged fight. He faces three charges including assault and battery and shooting a pistol. Warrants were sworn in May while he was on the road. he turned himself in after bringing the team back to Atlanta. Bond set at 8500 on each charge and posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Elberfeld
Little Rock
Luther
Rosver
Atlanta
Marshall Copeland
Sheats Family Holds Big Reunion At Barbecue Grounds
Thirty grandchildren nieces nephews and eight surviving children of the late Mr and Mrs W H Sheats gathered Thursday at X Sheats home for their annual reunion. A basket dinner was served at the old barbecue grounds near Daat Point. Surviving children include W M and S E Sheats Fulton county Dr F G Sheats Carrollton J2 Sheats Ben Will F2 Sheats railroad engineer Birmingham X Sheats East Point and Misses Lucy and Lilly Sheats Atlanta.
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W. H. Sheats
X. Sheats
Daat Point
W. M
S. E. Sheats
Fulton County
F. G. Sheats
Carrollton
J. 2. Sheats
Ben Will
Birmingham
East Point
Lucy and
Lilly Sheats
Atlanta
Last Services Today for William E. Oslin
The funeral for William E. Oslin who died after a two week illness will be held this afternoon at 3 from the Barclay and Brandon chapel. Interment follows at West View Cemetery. He was long connected with the Oppenheimer Cigar company and is survived by his daughter Miss Lucile Ostin and a son Merril Oslin of Los Angeles California.
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William BE. Oslin
Barclay and Brandon
West View Cemetery
Oslin
Oppenheimer Cigar Company
Lucile Ostin
Merri] Oslin
Ng Angeles
Cal
Cantilever Shoes Claim Comfort in Hot Weather
Heat the test of foot comfort describes Cantilever Shoes with room for toes and freedom for muscles. The design bends with the foot, supports arches, and promotes circulation for relief in heat. W L Schell, manager, promotes X Ray fitting at 126 Peachtree Arcade, Warnut 5635.
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W. L. Schell
Peachtree Arcade
Warnut
Hiker killed after ride gives lift to Atlanta man
Macon Ga June 14 After touring the world war with no other injury than gas he was killed when given a lift by an Atlanta man Jack Vincent of Montreal and his bride of four months were traveling from Portland Maine to Tampa Fla they accepted a ride from J B Pirkle a Piedmont hotel representative near Fort Valley a package fell from the car Pirkle backed up and Vincent was crushed and died at a local hospital Pirkle is connected with a St Louis shoe firm and uses Atlanta as his base
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Macon
Jack Vincent
Montreal
Vincent
Portland
Maine
Tampa
Fort Valley
J. B. Pirkle
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Pirkle
St. Louis, Mo
Citizens Praised For Willingness To Act As Jurors
Fulton superior court Judge John D. Humphries praised Fulton county residents for a high average of good citizenship in accepting jury duty. Speaking at the Atlanta Masonic club he contrasted local juror impanelling with Yukon courts and noted corporate encouragement of employee jury duty. The judge stressed the judiciary’s importance while mentioning the W. C. T. U. in a broader social context.
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Fulton County
John D. Humphries
Fulton Superior Court
Atlanta
United States
Man Sues Railroad After Leg Injury From Free Train Ride
Powell Simonton filed suit in Fulton superior court seeking 10000 damages from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. He alleged he lost a leg after being pitched from a freight train while riding without permission from Fallo way to Knoxville in search of work.
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Powell Simonton
Fulton Superior Court
Lowsville
Nashville
Central Baptist Church Clears Debt With Community Barbecue
Central Baptist Church at Lakewood Park pulled in over 10,000 attendees for a barbecue that raised more than $4,000 to wipe out its debt. The event was led by Rev. Caleb Ridley with provisions donated by W. B. Baker, president of Atlantic Ice and Coal Company. Baker, a Methodist, supported the effort.
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Central Baptist Church
Lakewood
Caleb Ridley
W. B. Baker
Atlantic Ice and Coal Company
Baker
Faces Revealed in Divorce Hearings At Fulton County
Judge John D. Humphries ruled that women must bare faces when asking for divorce. Mrs. Adelaide Minter removed a heavy black veil as she testified for divorce from I. M. Minter. the court granted the divorce. Trial of undefended cases concluded with 200 of 228 scheduled disposed of, others postponed to July term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
John D. Humphries
Adelaide Minter
I. M. Minter
Clemency Appeals Denied by Georgia Prison Board
The Georgia prison commission rejected four clemency petitions after public hearings. Joe Gore of Heard County faces death for the Wynans killing, with life or execution looming after Supreme Court denial. A H Patrick, bank embezzler, and Bensse of Gray, plus L W Mims, a Macon hold-up figure, also denied parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Prison Commission
Joe Gore
Heard County
W. H. Wynans
Gore
Supreme Court
A. H. Patrick
Citizens Bark
Cochran
Sunrs
Bensse
Bank of Gray
L. W. Mims
Macon
Byron
Commission
Messenger boy badly injured in bicycle crash
Clyde Walden eleven year old Postal Telegraph messenger of 128 Love Street was injured at the Peters Street viaduct when his bicycle collided with another ridden by an unidentified Black man. Walden suffered a fractured collar bone and other injuries and was taken to Grady Hospital. The other rider fled the scene.
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Clyde Walden
Love Street
Grady Hospital
Peters Street
Walden
New Concrete Bridge Opens on South Boulevard
A newly completed concrete bridge on South Boulevard between Grant Park and the federal prison is now open, after four months of construction that began February 1 at an estimated cost of $14,000.
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South Boulevard Street
Grant Park
Federal Prison
Rotarians Train to St Louis for National Convention
More than 200 Rotarians and their families will travel by a special Southern railway train to St Louis for the Rotary International convention opening Monday. The seven Pullmans an observation car and two dining cars form the core, with two cars added at Chattanooga. The trip is organized by the On to St Louis committee for the thirty ninth district led by Louis Hicks of Atlanta. The boys band under J Galyean will ride in a special car, and the Atlanta delegation led by Albert and Adams will head the group.
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Rotary Band
St. Louis
Southern Railway
Rotary International
Chattanooga
Louis Hicks
Atlanta
J. Galyean
Albert & Adams
International president and Grady internes depart for fields
Grady hospital staff mourns the loss of two popular internes Dr E Walker and Dr John Mack Kirby. Walker from Millard Georgia has joined Brooklyn General hospital for a senior post. Kirby of Galax Virginia plans a Europe tour with a wealthy uncle to pursue research. Both completed internships at Grady and Emory University in 1022.
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Grady Hospital
E. ¥. Walker
John Mack Kirby
Walker
Millard
Brooklyn General Hospital
Kirby
Galax
Vaen
Europe
Grady
Emory University
Miss Elizabeth Toombs Dies After Council Illness
Miss Elizabeth Toombs associate editor of Good Housekeeping and vice chairman of the national press committee died in New York Thursday after illness contracted while attending the mid biennial council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Atlanta. She was prominent in American literary circles and played a leading role at the council.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elizabeth Toombs
Good Housekeeping
National Press Committee
New York
Phia
W. F. Bigelow
Mra Mecord
America
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Whitehaust
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Wiliam H. Glema
Lee Jordan
Thomas C. Law
Louis D. Sécka
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