St Andrews Bay To Get New Road
The article reports plans for a railroad line from Albany to St Andrews Bay in Florida and Georgia, including a mortgage of 4 000 dollars and bond authorization up to 34 000 000, with routes through Terrell Calhoun Dougherty Banner Miller and Decatur counties and extending to the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgis
Deveen and Altony
Terrell
Calhoun
Dougherty, Banner
Miller
Decatur
Georgia
Jackson, Calhoun
Washington
Dyers Point
Gulf of Mexico
Ita
Atso
Albany
St. Andrew's Bey
Obituary notices from a Georgia town rail line area
A string of obituaries from early 20th century Georgia locals. Mra L J Melvin aged 8 died yesterday at Egan Park near East Potot. Clifford Morris boy of Mr and Mrs GW Morris died on Mason and Tarner road. Joseph R Holcombe a Western and Atlantic rail yard conductor died Tuesday night. Funerals at Harmony church and Baptiste Tabernacle with a list of pallbearers. Mrs B J Gaston and Mrs D J Gaston aged 84 died at home. services and interment planned in Cartersville. Mrs Lucinda Crim aged 41 died at 388 Pullin Street. Crim, mother of Captain Crim, to be buried at Oakland Cemetery. Estates and local deaths noted with town venues and interment sites. Forty Buildings Baraca and G esiths Pale referenced in regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Melvin
L. J. Melvyn
Berreat
Dence F
Egan Park
East Potot
Bhelx
Georgia Reid
Hill Croat
Clifford Morris
Clifferd
GW. Morris
Mason and Tarner Road
Bo'¢lock
Harmony Church
Joseph FR
Holcombe
Joseph R. Holcombe
Velemen Panoanger
Western and Atlantic Railyead
Hie
BP Bimpton Wrest
Baptise Tabernacle
KE. H. Pedcock
James Dunn
Robert Offort
John Wiley
L. Vandever
W. C. Smhither
Josaph Stroughton
C. We. Hatcher
J. H. Frawce
Ron. Pickett
Adsireville
MM Cleauwcod Svesis
Pullin Street
Prankfort
Germany
T. Sh&bkelford
Atlan
James Atecan
der Crim
Crm
DeKalb
Covington Hosts Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting
The opening session of the tenth Snead State conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered in Covington Georgia. Leaders welcomed visitors, speeches urged southern education under church supervision, and a banner ceremony honored Dr. Frank H Orme as Mrs. Orme accepted the gift banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton K. Starr
Covington
Revalmiin
Maas Anna Caroline
United Daughters of the Confederscy
Sergeant Newton
Woman's Club
Memorial Association
James A. Pace
J. Redding
Waycross
B. Cc. Morgen
Georgia
Dicker
James B. Dickey
Dickey
Demmi Bonduet
John M. Graham
Henry Denton Terrell
Atlenta
W. Clark
Panama Canal
Claude’ N. Bennett
Oxford
Willi M. Howard
Kettle Creek
Mrz. W. Goatrey
Wong Miesom
P. W. God_ Trey
Newton Ohepter
Frank H. Ormdé
Atlanta
Orme
Godfrey
Frances Godfrey
Mise May ¥Elie Clarke
Chantity Manter
Revival of Old Song Sparks Patriotism at Jackson Meeting
A morning pageant featured a sung tribute to the republic and its constitution with lines praising liberty and unity. Dr James T Dickey of Emory College led a powerful rendition of The Tie That Binds as Daughters of the Revolution and other groups look to civic education. A county election was set for November 4 to decide on a tax levy for road improvements and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Ler Lang
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of We Confederancy
Memorial Association
Woman's Club
James T. Dickey
Emory College
Jackson
CARES TO THE NEEDY AIDING INSTITUTIONS
Harry L Schlesinger a notable Atlanta builder pledges Thanksgiving yokes to inmates of charitable institutions in Atlanta and Polk and DeKalb counties. He asks institutions to provide names of beneficiaries to match a prior charitable effort after a fire destroyed his listing last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Schlesinger
Wil
Fitton and Deitel
Atlanta
Poltes
DeKaly
Nates
Tee
Cake delivery timing before Thanksgiving morning
The note seeks delivery of cakes at 10 o clock on Tuesday morning before Thanksgiving Day. The writer aims to relieve institutions of the trouble and worry of cake baking.
Successor to Haskell Named for Atlanta Humane Society
Following Karl Van Dern Haskell s death the Atlanta Humane Society seeks a new leader to continue cruelty prevention work. A successor must be found at once to maintain vigor and character, with an annual fund of about 400 dollars to pay the head. A committee invites interested individuals to offer candidacies and names have begun to be circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Humane Society
Karl van Dern Haskell
Haskell
Col Capers Ill as Pacements and Orphan Scandal
Colonel Henry D. Capers of Atlanta is reported seriously ill after a heart attack, with a lengthy hometown tie and a note on his address at 4 North Forsyth Street. Also detailed is a disturbing report from November about a woman taking a weeks old child from a family, efforts to place the baby with an orphan bonus, and a related court action involving property and the Tadting of 08d Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Capers
Ailenta
Ble Reat
Dent
Morth
Forsyth Street
Pasumelte
Atleote
Dap & Sreet Naty
Solum
Thig
Atlanta
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