Social items from Atlanta residents and visitors
Social notes list Mr and Mrs S A Pointer at the Georgian Terrace after returning from Florida, Dr RB Fadley slowly improving, Mrs Logan Carr convalescent, Mrs Catherine Young and Mrs L W Leuchtenburg guests of the Leuchterburgs at 684 Ponce de Leon, Aliss May Holland Hoberts from Columbus now in Atlanta, Miss Priscilla Rose at 784 West Peachtree, Mrs W Ho Rose back in Atlanta after Maryland and Charlotte sojourn, Mr Thomas & Paine returning from Richmond, Hampton race plans, Augusta visits, Charles B. Seiple hosting a bridge club, Ernest Dallis back from Florida, Mrs W W Austell awaiting a visit to New York, Miss Mary Murphey home from Americus entertainments, patrol bell at Druid Hills Golf, Mr Cater Woolford leaving for business trips north, Mrs J C Hunter back from Nashville, Miss Rosalie Howell off to New Orleans and Texas, Mrs Donald Baln and Miss Baan visiting Mrs James J. The key in her apartments at the Ponce de Leon.
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S A Pointer
Florida
Georgian Terrace
RB Fadley
Logan Carr
Grip
Catherine Young
L W Leuchtenburg
Cincinnati
Palm Head
Charlies S
Aliss May Holland Hoberts
Atlanta
Columbus
Priscilla Rose
West
Peachtree Street
W. Ho Rose
Maryland
Charlotte
Thomas & Paine Wall
Richmond
Hampton Er
Augusta Wera
Charles B. Seiple
Ernest Dallis
W Wi Austell
Sin Weeka
New York
Mary Murphey
Wrs
C Hawkins
Americus
Druid Hills Goltern
Cater Woolford
North
J C Hunter
Nashville
Rosalie Howell
Wanday
Siek
New Orleans
Texas
Doctors of Seventh Meet in Rome Today
The Seventh District Medical Society of Georgia holds its semi annual session in Rome with papers on various topics to be presented. Members will attend a luncheon as guests of the Flood taunts Medical Society.
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Doctors OF Seventh
Rome
Seventh District Medical Society of Georgia
Wellnesdas
Flood Taunts Medical Society
Trade balance and import exports figures for March week
The Commerce Department reports a favorable weekly trade balance of 25.8 million through March 6 from imports totaling 20457 ships and 271815 bales of cotton exported. February estimates show imports 130 million exports 265 million with a 155 million excess. January imports 122.3 million exports 145.5 million excess.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Taports
Athens Tax Hike Aims at Better Schools
Athens city council raised the municipal tax rate from 225 to 160 per hundred dollars to fund better school maintenance. The plan includes proposing a manual training department while no extra work in the schools is planned.
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Athens
Receivers Appointed for Banks at Whigham
March 9 report states Farmers State Bank and Bank of Whigham named temporal receivers after bank examiner found a deficit of 38060 dollars. Will Crawford of Carroll and Mr Smith of Thomastille were appointed, bond set at 59 dollars each.
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Whigham
Farmers State Bank
Bank of Whigham
Berng
Will Crawford
Oxford Store Barns Fire Destroys Brick Building
A fire Tuesday morning destroyed the only brick structure in Oxford except the main office building. Discovered at 2 o clock, smoke issued from the roof near the stove flue. In two hours only the outer walls remained standing. Henry Stone occupied the building housing a general haberdashery stock, stationer, cigars, and sod fountain supplies.
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Usford
Oxford
Henry Stone
Dairy February report lists dairy men and milk quality
Dr Claude Smith presents a February dairy report listing dairies with butter fat, bacterial counts, and tuberculin-tested status. The document notes delivery routes, city sections, and cautions about poor milk supply and unsafe temperatures, urging buyers to identify high risk suppliers and review next week’s sealer list.
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Claude Smith
Arty Bacteriologist
Walters
Anstey Park
Dortle
Peach Tree
Allen
Atlanta
Oakland City
West End
Cobbatlanta G
Linden
Westry
Ansley Park
Gas Gaumont Farm
Allenia
Grant Park Station
Rues Woodlawn Dairy Dentur
Cherokee Capitol
Washington
Georgia Avenue
Avanta
Inman
AY Crost& Son
Atlante
Woodward Park
Eubanks Oaklawn Dairy
Lante
GC & E
Haines
Blossom Hill Aeiry
Airant Park
Turner
Atlanta, Ga
Ned
Grant Park
Donahoo
Spon
Sunter Simpson
Janes Avenue
Bouterara Forrest
Lows
Bender
Hardee
Dekalb
Mroge Boulevard
Health Department
Dausmen
Mk Sealers
Emergency Association Holds General Meeting Today
The Emergency Association convenes at 10 this morning in the Carnegie building basement with Mrs Beaumont presiding. Officers and committees will discuss creating work opportunities for unemployed women, exhibit reports from Mrs Willete Heiver and Mrs Omily, and a sale at the Piedmont hotel to showcase women’s handiwork.
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Emergency Association
Beaumont Bay
Alonk
Canegie Lina
Vorse
St Philip
Willete Heiver
Georgian ‘Terrace
Piedmont Hotel
Cooledge
Dougald
Brooks
Mornig
Office of the Emergency Association
Auburn
Gomamnesee Bulla Lng Wiss
Susan VicCiellan Secreta
Vas
Uis Son
Pries
Lennths
Uies
WW Brooks
Piedmont
James Hickey
W H Kiser
Casualty Exchange Elects New Officers
The Atlanta Casualty Exchange elected officers at its annual meeting held yesterday at the Wineroft hotel. A Howell was named president, L M O Brien vice president, and W I Harrington secretary and treasurer. The group discussed general insurance business and ways to improve conditions.
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Atlanta Casualty Exchane
Wineroft
A Howell
L M O Brien Vue
W I Harrington
Exchange
Labor Men to Hold Big Mass Meeting in Atlanta
The laboring men of Atlanta plan a mass meeting at the Alamo theater Sunday afternoon with John B Lennon of the American Federation of Labor and other local labor leaders as principal speakers. Preliminary meetings will precede the mass gathering.
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Atlanta
A& Dig
Alamo Theater
John B Lennon
American Federation of Laborr
Athens High School Dedicated in Central Park Grove
The large new Athens High School building was formally dedicated with speeches and a program. The ceremony included a house warming inspection of the 30 cm structure in Hugh Powe Park, named for Athens’ major figure who helped obtain the old courthouse property.
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Athens
Mgh
Hugh Powe
Mazor
Court House
Mrs J H Ayers Injured In Horse Runaway
Mrs John H Ayers suffered serious injuries and her husband bruises after a horse ran wild on Lee Avenue causing fright among children with an express wagon. The incident occurred on March 9 as a Waxcross special report notes.
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Waxcross
Lee Avenue
John H Ayers
Live stock shipments to Atlanta from Tift county rise
Since Christmas, in just over two months, eight carloads of cattle hogs and two carloads of dressed pork and beef have been shipped to Atlanta by local dealers. Farmers in the county also sent hogs to Moultrie packing plants or sold to other traders, with additional hogs shipped to torta dealers.
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Diften Gao
Tift
Mttle
Atlanta
Moultrie
Hearing to Decide Jasper Butts Line in Georgia
Jackson Ga March 3 Special The case of Tasher County against Butts counts to settle the boundary between the two counties will be heard at McDonough during the spring term of superior court convening the third Monday in April. Leis said the litigation promises to develop into one of the most interesting units heard in Georgia in years.
Flying Squadron to Arrive Today in Atlanta Prohibition Tour
The Flying Squadron a band of prohibitionists touring the nation for national prohibition will arrive in Atlanta this morning and conduct sessions through today Thursday and Friday at the Baptist Tabernacle. Notable speakers include former governors, congressmen, and civic leaders, with sessions scheduled for Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday and Friday at 3 PM and 8 PM respectively.
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Atlanta
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Indiana
Congress
Todiana
Agehe
United States
Ben
Civic
Anton Wawa
Anal
Praden
Hermont
Anu Sajoon
Tennessee
Sheridan
Yettetars
Forarth Leagues of America
Charles Mo Sheldon
Mmdhrow
M Dubosc
Jocal
Damiel
Saunge
Walter
Malerestin
Tolima
At the Theaters Aas ube tanta production review
A review of a May stage show featuring Mrs Billie Burke in a comedy titled Jar bien Ses rade ie ma. Critics praise the star and supporting cast, noting the Lucent chorus and lively numbers. The Honey Bolts troupe headline with familiar acts, strong dancers, and vibrant entertainment, promising a satisfying performance through multiple nights.
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Billie Buri
Cnaliger
Burke
Sudmairats
Atlanta
George Jeally
Honey Bey
Thureday
Mitch
Lana
Dane
Vaudeville Show Highlights Comic Acts At Local Theatre
Keith Vaudeville presents a week of variety talent featuring Carl Werrmann in pantomime, comedic routine by The Dunedind, and dazzling stunts. Guest acts include Walkie Weston with recitations and the main event showcasing Mines Lightner and Jordan Newt with new wardrobe offerings and broader performances.
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Carl Werrmann
Aymond
Helder
Walkie Weston
Dainty Mines
Lightner
Jordon
The
Wo Iern Society Ances
Austell Wins Suit Over Injuries To Fo rty? Minor
In Fulton Superior Court, Austell was cleared of liability in a $10,000 damages suit arising from a May 24, 1912 collision at Gordon and Lee streets in West End. The plaintiff’s minor son suffered a serious head injury and internal harm, with the chauffeur claimed not negligent and the accident blamed on the boy. The case had a prior mistrial. counsel included FT Caleb Clarke for the plaintiff and G. Anderson & Rountier for the defense.
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John D Fretnel
Red “Austell
Fulton Superior Court
Chauffem
Gordon and
Lee Streets
West End
Ecausines
Suffrage Conference Adjourns In Midwest Tour
Suffrage conference in Indianapolis adjourned after a peace meeting, with invitations extended for next year to Minneapolis Day ton and Columbus. The program committee will select the meeting place.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis Minn
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Cardui aids woman's health says local resident
A Rothrock describes recovery from a long illness with Cardui the Woman’s Tonic. She suffered persistent health decline for months, tried many medicines, and after two bottles of Cardui she regained strength, eased pain, and returned to normal work and health.
Submarine Pictures at Lyric Theatre
The Williamson collapsible submarine sketches descend from nine to 190 feet to photograph strange sea life and scenery. The Lyric Rial Traversel Company presents these novel motion pictures as the most picturesque and thrilling sun and evening screenings available daily.
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Itedena
Williamson Uothers
Williamson
Cean
Lyric Traversel Tuin
Willumson
Cameo Kirby Screen Scene At Montgomery Today And Thursday
Cameo Kirby stars Farnam in a notable scene under Jesse Lo Jasky management at the Montgomery engagement today and Thursday. Two leading characters wager on a river race recalling historic riverboat contests once considered sporting events among southern gentlemen.
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AMG
Gremveetts
Kiths
Dasda Farnam
Jesse Lo Jasky
Montgomers
Kirby Mtr
Farnmum Piastie
Dave
Im Jovavie
Tecktecinens
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