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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
11
A Boston cap note column lists society visitors and visits among Augusta families with extended remarks on hotel stays, house parties, and teas. It includes hospitalizations, travel to Hot Springs, university and military student updates, and several guests at homes and clubs across the region. Modern torpedoes are noted to have a range slightly exceeding 7,000 yards.
The Britt Heinsohn nuptials in Tifton Georgia feature Miss Tul Gan Britt daughter of Mr and Mrs Hf M Britt and Mr Robert Heinsohn of Sylvester. Reverend Daniel Tvernon presided at First Presbyterian Church with a double ring ceremony. Afterward a reception was held on Tit avenue. The couple departed for Indiana then plans to settle in Sylvester.
W P G Harding of the Federal Reserve Board told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Atlanta that business conditions were returning to normal and confidence was restored. He predicted a favorable report on the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank and noted improvements in the cotton outlook versus three months prior.
Major General John P. Storey former chief of artillery of the arms died at his Pasadena home today at age 71. He entered the military academy on 1811 and retired June 19, 1909.
Atlanta board of education votes to push summer vacation schools pending council approval and funds. Alderman Armistead objects to compulsory attendance, while President Guinn argues compulsory participation could drive parental support. Mayor Woodward cites cost savings and municipal governance lessons for students.
Mayor Woodward won a round in his battle over Pryor Street paving. He dismissed two brick bids led by Southern Clay Manufacturing Co with Shelly Smith as agent, advocating concrete to save about 46000. The plan proposes Urvor Street from Georgia Avenue to Vassar Street with city providing material and county completing the work.
Madame Frieda Hempel, renowned coloratura soprano, to perform three times in Atlanta this opera season including Queen in The Huguenots and The Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute. Season-ticket sales end today with prices for boxes, dress circle, balcony and rear sections listed at Cable Company and Phillips & Grew.
For the first time in Atlanta patrons see Fred Mace in What Happened to Jones a World Corporation feature two five parts a riotous comedy about a traveling salesman turned boarding school principal at the Grand theater Friday and Saturday. The program also includes Lady Luxury with Florence Webber and a large supporting cast in an elaborate production with period gowns from Larlie and song items and numbers. Next week Olga Petrova and Paul Glimere are billed as extra attractions.
Sewanee Tenn March 25 Thirty Sewanee Military academy students were seen marching toward Sewanee village last night. They were corralled by officers and the academy faculty decreed expulsion. The truants petitioned to stay under any condition as the faculty considered the request this afternoon.
A prepared charter amendment ordinance by Councilman C W Smith would shift paving costs to property owners. It proposes the owner pays the full paving cost in annual installments over ten years, replacing the current system where the city pays one third and work is guided by street appropriations.
Patrolman W L Aberhart's residence at 78 Gak Street burned to the ground last night while he was on duty. Fire started in the roof, origin undetermined, causing about 4000 dollars in damage. Patrolman Elo Whart notified officials but arrived to find total loss of home and most furnishings.
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