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Macon Georgia May 18 Special Recorder T J Cochran of Macon will have the novel experience of being
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
9
Macon Georgia May 18 Special Recorder T J Cochran of Macon will have the novel experience of being
A forthcoming court session led by Mayor Cridzes Smith will hear allegations against the recorder. RF McCowan, a former justice of the peace, accuses the recorder of knocking his motorcycle with an automobile and driving away without stopping. Cochran’s tough road rules past weigh on expectations.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Titt County Veterans camp Mrs Lg alfriend was unanimously elected sponsor of the camp to the national Rey Union at Richmond and to the state reunion at Pittgeralg for the remainder of the year.
An old advertisement proclaims a product that clears skin and blood issues, claiming it goes directly to the germs and stops trouble at its source. The terse claim emphasizes skin clarity and rapid action against germs.
The vanished jewels of millionaire Emmett Hight remain partly unresolved as a diamond stud is still missing while the ring and watch were recovered. Attorneys claim custody rights loom in the divorce case as the will and estate plans may favor his estranged wife. The safe opens next Saturday with witnesses and relatives present to determine ownership of the jewels and final assets.
Special report notes Rev G A Cooper leading a revival at Madison Baptist Church in Madison Georgia on May 19. Crowds grow daily as deep interest spreads across all denominations, with the revival doing much good in the community.
With Lester J Rich departing for Baltimore Atlanta will lose one of its most successful and popular merchants. He will partner with Helix Bluthenthal to form Bluthenthal & Rich to operate a ready to wear specialty business.
M Rich and Bros announces Mr Ruch, long tied to his father’s firm and head of the ready to wear department, will depart Atlanta mid Jose for Baltimore. He begins new business September 1, expressing mixed feelings about leaving his birth city but seeking broader opportunities and a hopeful future. He recalls many warm friendships from Atlanta.
Macon on May 19 marked the end of a two day Georgia Jubilee street dance event with over 1000 masked participants and 15 000 onlookers. The gala began on Cherry Street and lasted into the early hours as crowds and vendors lined the roped off blocks. A Coleman Hill playground festival featured a doll carriage parade with 100 children, plus Maypole drills and athletic events for boys and girls.
The Lyric Musical Comedy company ends its summer season at the Lyric theater after a brief run of The Moon Warden. Poor patronage forces the organization to fold with the matinee crowd sparse. The cast includes four teen principals and sixteen chorus members. Hugh Cardoza of the Forsyth theater and Jake Wells theatrical interests in Atlanta notes no definite plans for the Lyric's future.
Barneyville Ga May 13 Special The Sixth District Agricultural and Mechanical school closes its spring term with exercises Thursday and Friday. A music recital on Thursday under Miss May Tumlin leads to Friday graduation diplomas for graduates. Dr David C Barrow chancellor of the University of Georgia will deliver the address. The school invites district residents to visit and see the progress.
Americus Ga May 19 Special Receiver NM Dudley says the defunct Americus National Bank paid a 10 percent dividend to depositors totaling over 40000 dollars. Mack M Lowrey once cashier, GI Wheatley Jr and Emmett Hawkins were assistants. Lowrey and Hawkins face criminal charges, Wheatley evading capture with a government reward.
At a May meeting the Ashburn city board of education unanimously elected A G Cleveland of Norman Park as superintendent of the Ashburn public school. New faculty members include FW Hiboby principal Clara Hunter and grade teachers J A Whodes sixth grade Julia Cason fifth grade Lottie Henderson fourth grade Miss Jennie Hogan third grade Miss Jew yeith second grade Miss Sarah Ruth Harphy first grade Miss Lucile Peli instrumental muse.
A large Shriners caravan prepares for the 41st imperial council session in Seattle on July 18. Twenty eight nobles join a special Southern Railway trip departing July 5 from Atlanta, with stops at Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, Frisco, Los Angeles, and the Grand Canyon, at an estimated cost of 212.55 plus rail fare and accommodations. the list includes many named Shriners and officers.
Governor Whitman today announced his intention to sign the nineteen million direct tax bill passed by the last legislature. The measure aims to raise funds for state needs and will be sent to the governor for final action.
A vintage skin care note recommends washing with resinol soap and hot water for minutes, applying resinol ointment then washing again, finishing with coll water to close pores. Repeat twice daily for quick healing of skin humors, pimples, and blackheads with resinol products.
One thousand six hundred fifteen evangelicals joined Atlanta churches through the Workers' League effort. Of the total, 362 joined Methods Church, 26 joined Baptist, 12 percent joined Presbyterian, 5 joined Christian, Lutheran and Episcopal each. The sixth week of the league closed last Sunday with continued registrations.
Mature period tone advertises Harrison & Downs offerings at the Ansonia Motel on Broadway at 730. It promotes Pure spring water, superior accommodations, a dancing floor, symphony evenings, and family attractions. Includes mentions of Willard and pool tournaments along with horse shows and gate access for families.
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