Queen Regina Hosts 2000 at Harvest Festival Reception
Queen Regina Rambo of Marietta attended a grand reception at the Piedmont hotel during Georgia Harvest festival week. About 2000 guests passed through decorated parlors as a large orchestra played patriotic tunes. The event featured Miss Rambo in a wistaria velvet gown with white satin, a rosebud corsage, and a line of attendants and maidens of honor from across the state. Local newsboy George Hogan pressed for entry and was noted for assisting with the queen’s train.
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Regina Rambo
Marietta
Piedmont Hotel
Miss Rambo
Georgia
George
Atlanta
Regina
Newsboy
Lme
George Hogan
Birtworge
Medmont
Miss Rambos
Little George
Queen Regina
Pesina
Wistaria
Georgia Harvest Festival Association
Jack Lewis
Mra Ramba
Wiss
Emma May Ttamba
Misa Mary Poheson
Bessie Kempton
Annie Lucia Warren
Evelyn Llas Marietta
Nabie Clay Deca
Uce
Helen Thorn
Athens
Annabel Robinson
Covington
Guests and Births at Local Homes and Visits
Mrs H B Miller hosts guests on South Boulevard with Miss Deborah Adams of Savannah visiting her sister Mrs Caul Liorsey. Gabrielle Lowenthall, daughter of Mr and Mrs N H E Lowenthall, is at Atlanta hospital. Victor Jones leaves for Winfield Ga to visit her parents Colonel and Mrs G L Neui. Mr and Mrs Brutus Clay announce the birth of a daughter named Anne. Miss Mary Murphey hosts bridge for Miss Helen Vick of Gwensuora, RY, and Frances Godfres of Covington visits Miss Mae and Laurence Marine. Ansa Lucile Talmadge of Forsyth, recently at the Anstey, is now guest of Mrs H and Clack in Wirk wood. Ms E H Adams of Tifton and Mrs T oF Talmadee of Forsyth are guests of Mrs Horace B E Clark in Kirkwood. Governor and Mrs Harrig host all guests at the mansion. Mrs Frank Huslhurst of Macon and Mr and Mrs Campbell Wallace of Marietta will stay through Festival week. Mrs Huslehurst will extend visit into Dest week. Mr and Mrs J G Harrison of 2 East Fourth Street announce the birth of a son Hubert Hinman Harrison on November 17.
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H B Miller
South Boulevard
Deborah Adams
Savannah
Caul Liorsey
Victor Jones
Winfield Ga
Brutus Clay
Anne
Mary Murphey
Bridge
Helen Vick
Gwensuora Ryani
Wasa Frances Godfres
Covington
Mae
Laurence Marine
Ansa Lucile Talmadge
Forsyth
Anstey
H & Clack
Wirkwood
EH Adams
Tifton
Mrs T of
Talmadee
Porsyth
Horace BE Clark
Kirkwood
Harrig
Huslhurst
Macon
Campbell Wallace
Marietta
Huslehurst
Judge Lamar Expected to Return to Bench
Washington reports Associate Justice Lamar of the supreme court has improved from illness that kept him away this term and is expected to resume duties after January 1. Cases awaiting full court attention will likely be postponed to January or February for argument.
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Washington
Lamar
Supreme Court
Bankers Protest Usury Charge Across Nation
New York November 8 The executive committee of the national bank section of the American Bankers Association announced a resolution protesting a treasury circular by Comptroller Williams. It states the challenged practices are limited to certain sections, not general, and that publicity has caused injustice to many bankers.
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New York
National Bank Section
American Bankers Association
Willams
Treasury Department
Firemen's Benefit Show Postponed To Saturday
Firemens Benevolent Association postpones the Firemen's Bio Show at Atlanta Baseball Park due to rain. The event now moves to the following day with the same program including boxing, a liveball game between Marist College Atlanta and Clarke County, and a dramatic simulated hotel fire rescue performed by the Governors Horse Guard and Atlanta fire apparatus.
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Jorlock
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Sremen
Ball Park
Poeur
Moon
Albia
Marist College Atlanta
Tnth
Dsimet Sergecultural College of
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Marist Fine
Isas Tonews
Monely
Byerly
LG Watson
Mott
Jernizan
Governors Horse Guard
Lundines
Hotel Cody
Suddinl
Atlarta Department
WR Cody
Southern Roads Mechanical Heads Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Southern and Southwestern Tailway club met at the Piedmont hotel with 100 rail workers present. Officers elected: President M Brown Gulfport Mississippi superintendent of motive power Gulf and Ship Island. First VP R E Smith Wilmington NC. Second VP A M Moore Atlanta. Third VP W O S Murrten Knoxville TN. Secretary A J Merritt Atlanta Southern Iron and Equipment. Treasurer Horace Parker Atlanta Railway Supply and Equipment. Frank McManamy IC C chief inspector spoke on new locomotive inspection law taking effect January 1 and answered questions. The group, comprising mechanical department officers from southern lines, meets every November. 115 delegates registered and called the gathering among the best.
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Hoon
M . Brown
Gulfport
Misa
Gulf and Ship Island Railway
R. E Smith
Wilmington
Atlantic Coast
A M Moore
Atanta
The
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W OS Murrten
Anoxville Tonn
Southern Railway Company
A J Merrit
Atlanta Southern Iram and Equipment Company
Horace Parker
Atlanta Railway Supply and Equipment Company
Frank McManamy
Interstate Commerce Commission Locomotive
Friday Clear and Slightly Cooler Weather Forecast
Forecaster von Herrmann predicts Friday will be clear and a bit cooler with light to moderate wind. Temperatures will not drop below 40 degrees, and Saturday is expected to feel like a mild autumn day according to the forecast.
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von Herrmann
D A R to Aid Wilson in Defense Cause
Washington November 18 President Wilson will be offered the services of the entire Daughters of the American Revolution to aid the defense cause. Resolutions appointing Mrs William Lumming Story to wait upon the president and proffer cooperation were adopted by the national board of management. Also notices announce timetable changes for trains from Atlanta effective November 21 1915.
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Washington
Wilson
Daughters of the American Evolution
National Defense
William Lumming Story
Smi Indarsang
Movement For National Defense
National Board of Management
Organization
Babies Examined At Taft Hall Show Delivers 571 Tests
At Taft hall the Better Babies show reports 571 infants examined by leading physicians with over 200 more scheduled for today. Mrs Hamilton Block, suffrage committee chair, noted nearly 1000 babies may be tested as the event extends to Saturday to complete the enrollment. A long list of names appears among the participants and entrants.
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Taft Hall
Hamilton Block
Suffrage Committee
Mrs Block
Dora Frances Aldred
Hichardson Sanfter
Jef Philip Carter Jr
Lida Loloe Richards
Tranktin Richards
Sarah Jane Hoover
Martha Henryetta Redulna
Dorrie Wood Hams
Bary Byion Stallings
Willam ‘Nathaniel Ciyatt
William Parker Hargrove
Lisiy Shumate Oda Cin Shumate
Willis LeRoy
Carios Harvis
Thomas M. Dinsharply
Shidden Wirslett
Lucile Hoss Saker
Martha Hulds
Fatah Fior Snes
Price
Foulan Miller
Selma DU Shrack
Mary Kathleen Cope
Sarch C "Welt
Mulured Werner
Maul Eiizabeth Mewhirter
Tavinia Fo McW
Violet Shumans
Christy Shmmons
Martha Virginia McDonald
James Ro Weinbers
Rezing Weinberg
Charlie Homer Roane
Lucien Werber Jones
Katherine Buathe Jenking
Erwin Joseph Lovitt
Marle “Auldin
Ethel Juanita Lienpoe
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Binge
Thad Teu Mo Llenos
Clara
Marty Catherine Waters
Dorothy Loulie AghwWerin
Tua
Edward Chappell
Thomas Blakefa
Ray Scher
Tee Pawin
Nenin
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Sarah Wade
Gordon Cowan
Burke Stewart
Gorden Down
Tomy Pear
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Alvi Speele Jr BT
Helan Speels
Blore
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Ciera Prancea Smith
Ora & Bewlay
Albert KO Brien
Donald Hrygon
Char Ea
Youngye Vr
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Martha Foster
Irn
Marnaret Carmichael
Miriam Elisabeth Dvans
Ied Ceeper
Alfred Cilftin Walker
Enthy Bien
Eiade
Carl Broyles
Mary Aan Treder
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Tames H Garcon Jr
Mary Jaelvana
Margaret Evans
Albert Kenneth Morri
Martha Nell Gluer
Lynne
Tomax
Alene Aimcia Cook
Mary Gsialle Thomas Ti
Lawrence Paty
James Edmond Tatton
Unclear Names Listing From Historical Directory Pages
A scrambled OCR extract lists numerous personal names with inconsistent spellings and fragmented entries. The fragment seems to catalog individuals across varied surnames and initials, lacking dates, places, or clear event context for a concise news item.
Prizes Announced for Automobilists at Georgia Harvest
Paul Reese, chair of the committee for Sumfrolic day during Georgia Harvest Festival week, announces a series of prizes for automobilists. Registered cars at the Georgian Terrace Hotel will receive coupons for general prizes at the masquerade ball and a chance at a free suite for 40 miles or more. Prizes include a Kelly Springfeld tire from Johnson Gewinner, a mahogany chair from W Rich Brow & Co, and a $5 gold piece from H M Patterson & Son undertakers.
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Paul Reese
Georgian Terrace
Johnson Gewinner
Atlanta
Auditocium Armory
W Rich Brow & Co
H M Patterson & Son Undertakers
Willacoochee plans large lumber plant move
Ocala lumber magnate A J Henderson visited Willacoochee last week to discuss relocating large sawmill operations to the junction of the Georgia and Florida railways. If established, the Willacoochee Lumber Company would boost local business and employ local timber resources for decades.
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Willacoochee
A J Henderson
Henderson Lumber Company
Ocala
Telatan
Henderson
Willicoocher
Steck
Duainesa
Willacoochee Lumber Company
Georgia
Florida
Thanksgiving Service at Baptist Tabernacle
A Sunday night Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist Tabernacle to honor the passage of pro prohibition bills by the legislature and the governor’s signature. A prominent citizen will preside and a special musical program is planned. Speakers include Dr J L White, Thomas B Felder, Dugene C Callaway, Mrs T E Patterson, Dr G W Eichelberger, among others. Invitations extend to women’s groups, professionals, business people, labor unions, Bible classes, and concerned citizens.
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Legislatus
J Ll White Thomas B
Felder Dugene
Calleaay
TE Patterson
G W Eichelberger
Womans Cluring TU
Professional
Business People Labor Union
Young Weorse Societes
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Bainbridge Harvest Festival Draws Ten Thousand
Ten thousand people braved heavy rain to attend Bainbridge Harvest Festival events at the courthouse. State Superintendent of Schools Mr Brittain spoke, Mons Houpert flew in despite the downpour, and plans were adjusted with the parade and masquerade postponed to Friday night. Miss Leona Haire was named Harvest Festival queen and will lead the grand march.
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Bainbridge
Brittain
Mensandre Houpert
Crigas
Leona Haire
Mons
Houpert
Charles Kingsberry Returns to Atlanta Insurance Firm
Charles S Kingsber formerly a noted young Atlantan returns after an absence of over a year to be associated with Sprath in Warrington Thomas, prominent insurance agents, in Atlanta.
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Charles S Kingsber
Elf
Sprath
Warrington & Thomas
Dr Prather Heads Third District Doctors
Americus November 18 The Third District Medical Association held its annual session yesterday and adjourned last night after a banquet at the Country club. Officers elected include Dr William Ho Prather as president and Dr Louis Grubbs of Amous as vice president. Dr Urner of Oglethorpe was reelected secretary. Next annual meeting will be at Reynolds.
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Speall
Tnstrict Medical Association
Yesterdas
Country Club
William Ho Prather
Louis Grubbs
Amitous
Urier
Oglethorpe
Reynolds
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