Rome Chest Drive to continue under new leadership
Rome Georgia announces its first community chest campaign will not be abandoned. Walter Cothran heads a new committee of chamber of commerce directors and seeks a longer drive to include Salvation Army public health nurses Boy Scouts and community houses. Two youths missing from Rome’s Clyde Forester and Harl Wright are last seen near a chain gang camp on the Coosa river.
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Constitution Bureau
Masonic Temple Annex
Rome
Walter Cotbran
Chamber of Commerce
John Wood
Harry Meikleham
Albert Fahy
Walter
Cothran
Salvation Army
Community House
Boy Scouts
Clyde Forester
Harl Wright
Wright
Coosa River
Floyd
Supreme Secretary Knights of Columbus Visits Atlanta Today
Supreme Secretary W. J. McGinley arrives in Atlanta this afternoon for a brief visit. He will address Atlanta Council No. 660 at the Pine Street hall this evening after a luncheon at the Capital City club. The committee from local council will escort him from the train. He plans to tour Atlanta on Monday before departure.
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W. J. McGinley
The
Knights of Columbus
Atlanta
Atlanta Council No. 660
Pine Street
Capital City Club
McGinley
Ararat Grotto
Spiller's Park
Ararai Grotte
Frank J. McIntyre Circus and
Hussar
Howard Fink
Grotto
Blue Lodge Masona
Organ Recital at City Auditorium Features Diverse Pieces
Charles A. Sheldon Jr organizes a Sunday afternoon free organ recital at the city auditorium. The program includes Suleman Prelude from Gloria Domini, Noble Cavaleria, Bravi Mascagni selections, Mascagni, Bach fragments, Friml from Symphonie Pathétique, Guilmant pieces, and a national anthem on Armistice Day.
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Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
City Organiz
City Autorium
Suleman
Guilmant
Armidtica
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Warns Against Imitations
A warning advises asking for genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. It urges protecting doctors and patients from imitations and notes genuine bottles carry directions and are available at drug stores in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad
An old time remedy for darkening gray hair returns in Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. The product, applied with a brush to selected strands, darkens hair after several uses and yields a shiny, full look without obvious evidence of treatment.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Davis' Morals Rise Despite Defeat in Georgia
Walter McFlreath of the Georgia Davis-Bryan clubs issued a post-election statement praising the campaign's effort and urging the Republican party to reform. He notes Georgia's result as gratifying, credits the clubs for mobilizing voters, and thanks key organizers and supporters across several counties for their help.
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Walter McFlreath
Georgia Davis-Bryan Clubs
John W. Davis
Republican Party
Doyle
Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Georgia
Davis-Bryan
Irene L. Bell
Susie Tihnan More
Tifton
Second Congressional District
Tift
Dougherty
Gradyard Thomas
Black, Jr
Augusta
John M Graham
Rome
A. Wa. Neely
Waynesboro
Charl D. McKinney
DeKalb County
Robert O. Galley
Fannie Mane Dabney
Rockdale County
Favorite Stars Heard This Week on Victor Records
Ossip Gabrilowitsch plays two piano solo Victor records revealing mastery of tone color. Moszkowski and Schumann pieces feature Julia Culp and Hosa Vonselle in operatic arias and sacred works. Verdi veers with Ponselle while organ tones showcase Mary Andrews. The Victor Symphony Orchestra performs Masoniello and If I Were King overtures. Fiddlin Powers family perform red and Old Joe Clark. Lewis James and the Ten Commandments of Love appear. Whitemans Fox trot comedy with Eliza and Doo Wocka Den. Copenhagen and Keep on Dancing by Benson orchestra round out the set.
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Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Victor
Moszkowski
Schumann
Julia Culp
Mendelssohn
Heine
Liszt
Hosa Vonselle
Verdi
Ponselle
Mary Andrews
Lemare
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Masoniello
Tennessee Mountains
Powers
Joe Clark
Frank Crumin
Lewis James
Eliza
Billy Murray
Copenhagen
Benson Orchestra
Chicago
Two Are Fined Fifteen For Courtroom Fight
Harry Williams of 102 Edgewood Avenue and D B Hawthorne of 412 East Fair Street were fined $15 each in Recorder's Court Saturday afternoon for contempt of court after a fist fight erupted in the courtroom during a traffic violation hearing before Recorder Calloway. Hawthorne allegedly called Williams a liar, triggering the clash.
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Harry Williams
Edgewood Avenue
D. B. Hawthorne
East Fair Street
Recorder's Court
Recorder Calloway
Hawthorne
Williams
Plague Situation in Los Angeles Shows No New Cases
Los Angeles reports 36 cases and 30 deaths to date with no new foci or cases in yesterday's surveys of quarantined areas and surrounding districts. Officials describe the situation as extremely satisfactory as two victims succumbed yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Moncrief Furnace Firm in 27th Year
The Moncrief Furnace company, a major southern maker of warm air heating and ventilating systems, marks twenty seven years in business. From a Forsyth street shop to a Hemphill avenue plant, it cites growth driven by engineering know how and the Moncrief fan blast system for year round climate control. The company list engineers like E Kent and notes installations across the South in churches and other buildings.
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Moncrief Furnace Company
South
8. P. Moncrief
Forsyth Street
Hemphill Avenue
E. Kent
Georgia Tech
Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Moncrief
Kent
Atlanta Invites Visitors With Electric Sign Display
In New York Times Square, an electric sign promoted a week in Atlanta as a ideal winter city getaway. The ad highlighted climate, hotels, hospitality, and a trip to Stone Mountain with the Confederate Memorial carving as a key attraction. The message framed Atlanta as a welcoming, diverse destination for travelers from east and west alike.
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New York
Atlanta
Tyle
Tine Square
Saturnta
Atlaanta
Stone Mountain
Times Square
New York City
Ford Runs 57 Miles on Gallon of Gasoline
An outdoor advertising sign on the Claridge Hotel in Times Square displays a history-book style sequence to inform motorists about U S events. The 19 by 9 foot steel sign, designed by H Van Buren Magonigle, draws thousands of eastern visitors to Atlanta claims, while daily readers encounter multiple city highlights each week.
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Hite
Orom
United States
Claridge Hotel
Broadway
44Th Street
H. van Buren Magonigle
America
John Russell
Atlanta Convention Bureau
New York
Times Square
Ford
Harris Accepts Pension Post Sworn to Office
Former Governor Nat E. Harris of Macon was sworn in as pension commissioner by Governor Walker. He fills the term after Major C. E. McGregor’s death until Captain John E. Clark, elected in the recent vote, takes office in June. Harris, a noted Confederate veteran figure, faced delay due to presidential electors duties.
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Nat E. Harris
Macon
Walker
Harris
C. E. McGregor
John E. Clark
Augusta
Parish School of Sacred Heart Dedication in Atlanta
The fireproof Parish School of Sacred Heart at 330 Courtland Street grows from a 40 pupil frame building to a major educational center with 15 classrooms seven grammar grades and a four-year high school. Founded by the late Bishop John A Gunn the $100000 structure was funded by Sacred Heart parish. Bishop Keyes will dedicate and bless the building on Sunday November 18 at 3 PM.
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Atlanta
Courtland Street
Sacred Heart Church
John A. Gunn
Natchez
Sacred Heart
Keyes
Savannah
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