The Grand Theatre Show Receives Mixed Local Hums
A mixed program at the Grand Theatre drew audiences with a smooth production pace and strong technical elements though some acts fell short of perfection. At Casino and Ponca de Leon several acts faced uneven reception while music lovers anticipate Matthiessen’s trio concerts next week in Atlanta.
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Ponca de Leon
Cosine
Jan Jolt
Alt
America
DAL
Ward
Ponce de Leon
Atlanta
Profesor Matthiessen
Summer Concerts at Pome de Leon Park Draw Large Crowds
The first concert runs from 5 to 7 pm and the second from 7:30 to 8:15 pm with the third from 10:80 to 11:30 pm at White City. Attendance this season surpasses prior weeks as families stroll from Grant Park to enjoy the White City colonnade and amusements, drawing crowds daily and nightly. The Anderson family extends thanks to friends for sympathetic gestures and floral offerings during their bereavement.
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White City
Dorent
Grant Park
Beth Parka
AO G B Anderson
Simp son Killed in Roanoke By Lover Then Suicide
In Roanoke Virginia on May 26 William H. Simpson a noted locomotive engineer was struck and fatally hurt by Sadie Butler formerly of Lynchburg Virginia who immediately drank carbolic acid and died within minutes The woman obsessed with Simpson had declared intentions to take her own life and his.
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Roanoke Va
Wiliam HH
Simpson
Sado ‘Butler
Lynchburg
Arrests in Augusta tiger raid headline
In Augusta on May 26 a police raid led to thirteen men arrested and eleven alleged tiger captors seized. Chief Norris ordered the operation at 8 pm, squads with warrants searched multiple locations. All arrestees posted bonds of 1000 dollars. Whisky and alcohol findings varied by site. Police say further charges possible.
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Augusta
Norris
Ea Sheehan
George Allen
Charles Holtzclaw
Tom Swearingen
Henry Crim
Ho Paul
D T LeGrand
W OH Flump
J @ Carswell
P Fagan
J Dunne
Martin Kelly
Charles Harris
Sheehan
Crims
Holtzclaw
Allen
Pagans
Deer
Cobb County Barbecue at Brownwood Thursday
The Cobb County Contingent invites former residents and families to a barbecue next Thursday afternoon at Brownwood on the Boldiers Home car line. Cars depart at 1 o clock from the corner of Hunter and Fryorrelia opposite court halls for a strictly local gathering to foster acquaintance with no political speeches.
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Cobb County
Browswood
Boldiers
Hunter and
Fryorrelia
Court Halls
Firemen Remembered For Work At Big Fires
Chief W B Cummings received a 1468 donation from Ben Kahn manager of the Orpheum theater. Ten percent of the night’s gate receipts followed a fire threatening the Orpheum. The gift funds the Firemen’s Benevolent Association for their prompt service.Neighbors of Mrs Webb’s house on Atwood Street added 26 total. Firemen’s quick action checked the Atwood street blaze saving nearby homes.
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W B Cummings
Ben Kahn
Orpheum Theater
Marietta Street
J P Kitboh
H J. Baer
WR Jones
Atwood Street
Society Notes and Wedding Bridge Teas in City
Mrs Joan Aldredge hosts four Robles of bridge Thursday afternoon in compliment to Mrs Wilson Burke of Cincinnati. Trinity church hosts all day sewing for the Orphans' Home at Decatur. Social items note various visits, travels, and upcoming gatherings including bridge parties, lectures, and club events featuring numerous local residents and guests.
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Bridge Serica
Joan Aldredge
Thoraday
Wilson Burke
Cinginnati
Geries
Watt
Home Mission
Phi Kappa Sigma
Segadios
J P . Alien
Bridge
Har Gusat
Mies Evelyn Carter
Nashville
Bire
Heo Phillips
Louix ‘Drounstine
Irma
Liveman
Arthur Harris
Myre Wievin Chappell
Mian Amey Chappell
John R Hopkins
Russell Hopkins
Hopkins
Atlanta
Virginie
Listen Bagley
Misa Margaret Ladson
jerMeter
Earoline DuBose
Mina Cora
Wynnes
Miznes Adama
Savansh
Hotel Cumberland opens after repairs on Atlantic coast resort
The Cumberland Island resort announces the reopening of Hotel Cumberland after extensive repairs and renovations. The ad touts improved boat service, easy rail connections via Brunswick, and enhanced amenities, including drives, beaches, and fishing. A Millier, Cumberland Island, offers rates and details, with tobacco and newsstand mentions.
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Cumberland
Lumpberland
Brunswick
Cumperland
Amana
Cumberland Island
Fire at J D Wrasier Co warehouse destroys hay
A blaze at the J D Wrasier and Company hay and grain warehouse on Foundry street and near Western and Atlantic railroad caused 15,000 to 20,000 dollars in losses. Fifty to seventy five carloads of hay and foodstuffs were burned before firefighters confined the fire to its compartments. The origin is unknown but spontaneous combustion is suspected. This marks the second fire at the Frazier warehouse within two years, a prior fire in October also causing similar losses.
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Tulek
Frazier
Jefferson City council sets near beer license at $1000
Jefferson City council decided last night to set near beer licensing at $1000 with only one council member in favor of a free license. The decision follows debate on licensing controls and revenue for the city. May 28, Jefferson, Ga.
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Jefferson City Counnell
Jefferson Ga
Tacky Costume Prizes Awarded At Saturday Party
The Ekating hall hosted a tacky dress night with Mina Nennie Ledbetter winning the women’s prize and SMendor son earning $18 for the tackiest man’s outfit. Prizes of $760 and $32.60 went to Mise Pierele Cook and B. Slear and to Mies Pearl Bvang and Herpert Owen for their ensembles.
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Ekating Hall
Mina Nennie Ledbetter
Smendorson
Mise Pierele Cook
B. 3
Slear
Mies Pearl Bvang
Herpert Owen
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