Wagener Spratling wedding at Baptist Church
Miss Pauline Wagener daughter of Mr and Mrs Trederics Wagener and Vic Spratling were married at the eve hour in a ceremony officiated by Dr Dawson. The couple held a reception at the Wagener home, with a large guest list including Mrs Bevidson, Mrs Young of Washington DC, Miss Robyn Young, and many others. The bride wore a white satin gown, and the groom’s party included brother Mr Gry Spratling and several groomsmen. The couple planned to reside in Macon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wagener Slater
Wiss
Robyn Young
Washington
Fritz Wagener
Gerry Gentry
Carl Giles
Lee
Van
Fred Stone
Willis Pope
Fred Hewth
Riss Bown
Tyre Jennngs
Pritchard
Joseph
Visa Young
Gordon
Mirs Wagder
Bevidson
Gonur G3
Mrs Young
Washington DC
Mies
Addie Jaenens
Mowroe
W P Edmont
Annston
Spratling
Macon
Smart Siting Suit for La Ces
A brief item notes a smart siting suit for LA Ces produced by Peerless Pattern No 2636. The readable fragment indicates a court or legal action related to location or planning. Names and precise details are unavailable in the excerpt.
Morning Wedding at Fort Whiteside
Morning wedding of Miss Madge Fivan Le and Dr Homer Black at the bride’s mother’s home at 202 North Jackson Street. Ceremony to be witnessed by family and a few friends with no attendants. Fort Whiteside. R and Mrs Charles M Fort announce the marriage of Julia Farber to Frank J Whitesfie Jr on Tuesday evening June 27 at 2 o clock. Rev Dr Cronk officiated. only relatives present. both parties prominent. Heyser Willis wedding of Miss Ora Alice T Wine to Mr John Fernando Heyser June 6. Miss Willis is daughter of Blue Ridge merchant. Heyser connected with Louisville wash railroad. Five O'clock Tea at 388 Penelope Clark on Saturday afternoon in compliment to Misses Marie and Carne Klein of Columbia S C. pink decorations. hostesses include Misses Opple Stirling and Joan Clots. guests aboard. Membership Tea for Young Womens Christian Association set for Friday afternoon June 40 from 5 to 7. Echoes of Asheville conference. music and refreshments. all members invited. Coaching Party. Phobe Wetherall honored guest Russell Hopkins hosted eight guests with luncheon after a drive to the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Doda Mead & Company of
New York
Madge Fivan ‘le
Homer Black
North
Jackson Street
Heyser- Willis
Ora
Alice T Wine
John Fernando Heyser
Misa Willis Ia
Blue Tudge
Heyser
Lowsville
Wash
Penelope Clark Wall
Marie
Carne Klein
Columbia S. C
Clark
Frances
Opple Stirling
Joan Clots
Marie Roberts
Marie Dinkins
Marg Adelaide Caverty
Young Womens Christian Aa T Sorlution
Asheville
Carl Furlow
EerSeaterees
Fort Gaines
Worcester
Annie Laura Brown Furlow
Yong
Charle
Edward Harmon
Claus
Yothan Ala
Methodist Church
Wileénsky
Halcyon
O'rlock
Annie Laurie
TM Killingsworth
Mra
J. P Brown
J E H
L PB Brown
L M ‘Kilingsworth
Attie Gibbon Girs
Country Club Event Marks Anniversary Dinner
At the country club LOGE AND MRS WILLIAM BAI LE LAMAR hosted a brillant dinner party honoring a club anniversary. The event took place in a New York building and featured a formal reception and festive toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loge
William Baile Lamar
New York
Bulding
Decorated gowns and society notices fill Atlanta pages
The column lists numerous social events and guests across Atlanta from weddings and visits to Montgomery and Rome. Names include Miss Annie Laura Brown Furlow and Charles Edward Harmon of Alabama, Mrs Martha Clarke Gaggs of Washington, Mrs L M Harrison, and many local families. A wedding at the First Methodist church is described with elaborate details and attendants.
New Trial Denied in Revenue Case Sentences Executed
Judge Newman refused new trials for the Scotts Adams and others convicted in April of removing distillation product and evading taxes. John Scott received fifteen months in federal prison and a $1000 fine, while B Adams paid $100 fine and one month in county jail. Attorneys had sought new trials and arrest of judgment. decree denied. Pure Food Laws Are Good So state pure food board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts
Adamse
United States Court
Vyewmin
Federal Penitentiary
John Scott
Fred Feta B . Adama
John Henry Adams
al Adams
Unen
Judse Newman
B . Adam
Fullen
Newman A Fay
420 Georgia To Meet Here Famous Regiment Reunion
The Forty second Georgia regiment plans its annual reunion in Atlanta on July 22, marking the battle’s anniversary. Speakers include John A Hynds, O P Levert, FFH Hill, and Colonel LP Theims, with the program still being finalized and a noteworthy time promised for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty Second Georgia
Atlanta
John A. Hynds
O P Levert
Forty Second
No Secret About It in a Faded Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky, garbled historical note, mentioning names like Gregary of Hope and a weary buyer at a sale. It references fever, cure, and a list of unclear actions, with trail of stores and a long, noisy sentence lacking coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnion
UL. Gregary
Hope
Bedroad project eyed from Baxley to Reidsville
Special negotiations with northern capitalists have closed the Barley to Reidsville railroad plan via Post Alexander. Equipment purchase approved and work to start in July or August. Fost Alexander, 12 miles north, to serve as headquarters. Alex Leger named general manager of the Transfer Company, with capital contingent on his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxley
Barley
Reidsville
Alexander
Holting
Here
Appling
Alex Leger
Leger
Mississippi seeks convention for Gulfport claims
In Jackson on June 2 a special effort is outlined to organize Mississippi’s United Daughters of the Confederacy. A strong delegation will attend the national convention in San Francisco in October to press Gulfport’s claims as the gulf coast metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Magid
Boston Mass
Loms D Wagid
The
Majestic
United States
Atlanta
Talubah
San Francisco
Mississipp
Jackson Miss
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gulfport
Gulf Coast
Dying of consumption inspires a patient’s remembered cures
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a patient named William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describing consumption and a lyric about agony. It touts Drings New Discovery as a cure for coughs colds sore throats and bronchitis claiming it prevents pneumonia with a two bottle and three bottle offers and free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamine
Fritz
Consumpton
Wm Myers
Cearfoss Md
Las
Railways and standard of competition alleged by petition
Washington June 28 a petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Gulf Refining Company of Port Arthur charges that the Illinois Central Louisville and Nashville Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Alabama Great Southern and New Orleans and Northeastern railroads combined with the Standard Oil Company to monopolize business. The suit alleges discriminatory rates that are prohibitive to Gulf products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Illinois Central
Loutaville
Nashville
Cinemn Ati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama Great Southern
Northeastern
Plafatutr
Excursion Rates for July Travel by Western Lines
Rail routes including St Louis Evansville Cincinnati offer round trip tickets at one and one third fares for travel around July 1, 26, and 4 with return validity until January. Tickets available from any ticket agent of the Western and Atlantic and associated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tany
Charles
Harman
Chautauqua Lake Excursions Offerings Noted
Information appears garbled with fragmented phrases about Chautauqua Lake excursions, pricing references, and locations including Cincinnati and Ohio. The readable portions mention excursions, dates or services, but specific actions, organizers, or outcomes are unclear.
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Irenes Doe
Gardering Limatace
Pattern Department
Atlanta Consitation
Agaters
Eeeneeees Ceeens
Arate
Iss Phoebie Wetherall
Wr Russel
Ho Kins
Esterfay
W L Peetland
Miss Peel
Joseph Brown
Connal Ty
Logan Cr
Ty Good Fears
Ratiar Park
Robert Lowry
Robert F
Robert Jackson
Robert Alaton
EB. Robinson
Wiliam T Newman
Lucius Lamyr McClosky
Hollister Hive
le Goldsmith
Richardson Street
St Agnes Guild of St Luke Church
Miscey Henderson
West Peachtrea Place
Alanta Willard Woman's Christ Wan Temperance Union
Washington Street
Rockmar
Mees Maude Shaw
LaFayette
Allgood- Missea
Grace Ferguson
Elle Barber
Gertrude Craton
Rome
Irene Beaumont
Mary Harris Barron
Ella Johnston Sykes
Birmingham
Catey Sdems
J Cuthbert Crockett
BI C Hutchings
Moultrie
Sue
Rot Cochran
Minnie Aligoo
Miss Maude Shaw
Mosses Bille Barker
Ruth
Johnson Minnie Allgood Maude Shaw
Barclay Morgan
Sam Clary
D Barber
George Walker
Harry Ferguson
Ailsses Beaste
Corrie Morgan
Mre O AL Kelley
Acworth
Gena Moon
Cartersville
Euharleet
Botar
Mrs Ropes
Mex Youth Roper
Warm Springs
W Os
Lagsta
Louis Gholstin
Ora Sue Mitchell
Pauline Romare
Misa
Adelie Wy
Savannah
Wyly
Columbia
Rutmore
Carrie Poole
Douglasville
Paul AC Baxley
James C ‘Tumith
Kirkwood
B OF
Pickett
Newnan
WH Paote
Dé Douglasvilie
Wilson Runnette
Pittsburg
JS Cothram
Tvirg lHenry Franklin
North Carolina
Grace Fowler
Mra BB Crew
Jleaves
Fred M Scott Jr
Percy Adama
Capita City Club
Barrington Senplr
Dadge
William Newman
Martha Clarke Gaggs
Washington, D
L .Mo Harrizon
West Peschtree
Misa Gene Furrow
Montclair N. 3
New York City
C T Furtow
West Fifth Street
Miss May Worley
Nan Willie May Harrison
West Peachtree
Harmon-Brown
Blanche Courtright
Decatur
Mary L Kennedy
Due West 3
Alice G Smith
Henseay
Kate Owens
Henrietta and
Alice Smith
Allan Qemond Megers
Keith B Muse
Charles Holder
Joseph K Muse
Garnett O
Howard Ho
Arnold
Gordon Street
Louise Cofield
Tate Springs
East Bennesses
Plate Spring Tenn
Tate Spring
Durkey
Harry Harman
Lithia
Katherine Martin
Mary Guy Trigg
Chattanooga
Adele Dely
Esther Blatce
Relyn Lynch
Canton
Ohio
MM FM
Whittle
Hansell
Mus
Ference Bradley
Taellen
Prancey Hraug
Peter J Nevell
Frank East Cava Carl
Tor Narragange*t Pier
John Ro Wopkins
Russell Hopking
Evene
E’berton
Kratalate
Fort
Suse
Pope
State
Pure Food Board
Burnstt
Georgia
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Freeman
Jewelers
Reuchler
Stocl
J. M. High CO
Ste
Imperial
Imperial Grape
Delatour
Delatour Club
Hire’s
Donnelly’s
Bell
Peachtree St
Mom
Ritliancy
RiGar Haynes & Mollichamp
Young
John A. Young
High Co
Ga Ridge
Cincinnai
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