G M A Announces Football Dates and School News
By J Aulivon McNeill Newnan high school played last Saturday and G M A gained with Porter Cummings and Hall leading. The schedule shows football games at G M A on October 12 23 and November 13 23 26 and other dates. The military battalion has progressed rapidly under instructors and Captain Marshall leads an eight piece band. Henry F Bell known as Bell Hop boosts cheerleading with strong yells and team spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aulivon McNeill
John E. White
Atlanta
Georgia
Sydney Lanier
White
Nanny
Lamer
Newnan High School
Porter
Cummings
Caudion
Donald Frazier
Peacock School
G. MA
Tach High
G. M.A
Darlington
Rome
Bors’ High School
Gma
G. Lhs
Columus
Military Department
Marshall
Wagner
Henry F Bell
Bell Hop
Program Notes From Hill St School Society
The seventh grades celebrate winning the attendance banner while preparing a split seventh A and B debate. Students recite and speak on Poe, Grady, Philip, and France topics, with a census-taker skit, and a debate on steam versus electricity. The article notes athletics interest and praises the Hill Street soccer and basketball teams amid school spirit.
CALHGUN SCHOOL REPORTS OPENING ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
In Fitzgerald Georgia on October 10 the CALHGUN SCHOOL notes seventh grade football efforts and pride in athletics and studies. The fifth grade held a spelling match with listed participants including Malfred Davis Mary Janes James Moffett Mary Brown and others. Attendance reached about 300 with four new fountains installed. Visitors Mr Slaton and Mr Den Green praised the school's work and board members visited. Also announced is the birth of a 6-pound boy to Mrs Tom Pope of the Greek colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malfred Davis
Mary Janes
Jame Moffett
Mary Brown
Mary Stewart Willams
Freak McMeekin
Virginia Rew
Cecil Gross
Edward
Slaton
den Green
Board of Education
Annes
Fitzgerald
iSpagisar
Tom Pope
Pupils Organize Civic League At Tenth Street School
The principal leads a civic league uniting all grades to plant flowers around the school and in a nearby lot to create a small park and grow vegetables. The seventh grade A girls form an athletic club and pursue the gold badge for merit. The school was visited by Mr Zaner who praised the fourth grade B’s attention. Peter Brescia and his sister Emme Brescia left school as their father heads to the Italian army. Margaret Parker of seventh grade 4 has typhoid fever. classmates send get well roses.
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Pindle
Jor
Toenel
Zaner
Peter Brescia
Emme Brescia
Mararet Parker
Clark Foreman
Bel High School Eleven Selected by Coaches for Riverside Game
Coach Moore names BEL 4's varsity roster for Riverside clash with starts and substitutes listed. Injured Coutts expected back. Langford may join later. Prep league schedule begins October 24 with Locust Grove trip and Darlington at Romana. Tech Hi finale possible after other games.
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Wood
Moore
Riverside
B. HS
Locust Grove
Darington High School
Romana
Gamay
Elegan
Columbus
Columbus Inaua
RB. A
Mari
College
Atlanta
Pranzeue
B. EH
Tech Hi
4. HS
Prep League Puts Teams Through Select Workouts
Preparatory schools across the city have completed workouts as coaches settle lineups for the coming season. GM A's 38 to 0 win over College Park signals strong depth with GM A watchers. Marion Street schools and Tech High tensions rise amid schedule reveal and key clashes.
War address heard by Peeples School seventh grade B
Seventh grade B pupils at Peeples School heard a war address by Captain O Balmour of Company A Fifth Georgian Regiment. The school marked Peace Day as Dr Toepel inspired students in athletics and learning. Margaret White notes the visit and reflections on the war and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeples
Miss McGuire
Dr .Toepel
Miljidge
O Balmour
Company A
Musope
Margaret White
Fraser School Seeks Expansion and Activities Push
Fraser School reports visits by Dr Toeuel and Mr Green with talks on the new school system and athletics. Students miss days for Jewish holidays while the school plans a larger basketball court, beautifies the yard, and adds alley ball and captain ball instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. S. Elen Voet
Savannah Presbytery Meets at Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Ga October 10 Special The presbytery of Savannah will hold its fall meeting in Fitzgerald next week beginning Tuesday lasting through Thursday The opening sermon will be preached by Rev Roswell Brank of the Independent Church Savannah Wednesday will be devoted to missions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Presbytery
Savannah
Roswell 3
Brank
the Independent Church
GOOD SOCCER TEAM AT NORMAL SCHOOL AN ASSURED FACT
Weather charts by second grades use a color code for days. A third grader from Japan brought many items including a large fish-shaped kite for the class. Principal remarks and visits by Mr Green and Superintendent Slaton are noted as progress. Soccer team leadership names and lineup are listed, with first game planned against Formwall. The seventh grade girls have formed a basketball team with players named in lineup.
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King Uhilip
Frank Fulsnan
Emile Bliem
Virginia Juett
Marcelline Hunerkopt
France
Kathisen Chatham
Carre Allen
Angel of
Patience
Louise Simpson
Annie Hollant
Mary Jaanes
Wyllie Dorfler
Cimile Blien
Charley Verney
Edward Robertson
Warren Coleman
Toby Greeny Ston
Gaston
Gaby Dr. Torpel
WSS
SIBYL
Gidish
Japan
Cecil Self
Abel Winburn
Ovid Shockly
Cecil Burnett
Louie Ball
Ivan Weaver
Charles Boswell
Rd Barton
Montgomery
Becknell
Jett
Sidney Kilrer
Formwall
Yic Rie Girls
Nara Willsons
Laura Binns
Mabel Thekevy
Les Coltings
Clara Watson
Maude Baker
Elzabeth Wyatt
Robert Joints
Local Prep Organization Should Have Its Best Year
By Carl Taylor the 1914 prep football season opens October 14 with five teams in the league. Tech High Loys col Donald Fraser Gott and the new Marist College join Peacock Fleet GMA and Boys High. The schedule runs ten games four per team with a hot race expected among Tech High Bove High and Peacock Fleet as Marist considers a regular schedule.
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Donald Fraser
Carl Taylor
Peacock’ Feet
Stone Mountain
Tech High
Loys'chuh
Gott
Donald Preser
Grantfield
Marist College
Xotar
Marist
Ihe
Joe Bean
Fang
Marist Athletic Department
Donald
Fraser
Bove’ High
Pearnck Fleet G.M. A
Porter
Atlanta
Low Weam
B. HS
Boye
Wigh
One Peacock
Second grade attendance reached 109 this week in East Atlanta
In East Atlanta the second grade logged 109 in attendance with only one tardy. The school opened a library in one cottage room with shelves arranged by the janitor, near completion of eye basket and captain ball court. Sixth grade focused on athletics and a Peace Day program featured readings and songs.
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America
Etuel Warren
Gus
English School Receives Talk From Dan Green
After vacation the seventh grade hosts Dr. Dan Green former board member who explains upgrading textbooks and why new ones better fit the course. Principal Miss Elingsberg joins the visit and plans for further talks. The third grade performs Little Red Riding Hood while visitors watch eagerly. Residents from Howell Station and Exposition Malls attend as the school welcomes back staff and plans a beautified yard. Mrs Brown shares a China tale captivating the children.
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Zoad
Dan Green
chiMren
Ar. Green
Elingsberg
Mr. Green
Te Woor Cutters
Howell Station
Exposition Malls
Faith School Grades Strive Amid Rainy Weather
Despite heavy rain, Faith School pupils push to improve records across grades. Fifth graders raise funds to buy two basketballs while third graders lead in form ing good liner. Allesciledge visited younger pupils for a music review as sixth graders start rope jumping and aim for wins. A historical note recalls the 1885 World Series between Chicago Nationals and St Louis of the American Association, tied at three games apiece with a $1,000 purse split evenly, each player receiving $417.
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Allesciledge
Chicago Nationals
St. Louis
American Association
Tech Highs Eleven Shows Up Poorly
A W L Gaves notes Tech High football and basketball teams show weak effort. The piece laments players neglect practice, with few showing up for workouts and captain Parka failing to sustain effort. Authors warn of repeating last year's underperformance without improved discipline.
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Tech High
W. L. Gaves
Aslce
Aerta
Brickley
Vail
Parka
Georgia
Wil
Formwalt School Praises New Fountains and Changes
Formwalt School expresses pleasure at recent improvements including drinking fountains, library opening, and new staff. Students cheer Wedding Procession of Priecills and John Alden, while a soccer team forms with Abe Saul captain. Forty five third graders transfer to new schools. Mary Lee Wilhelm signs off.
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Max Feldman
Journal
Mary Lee Wilhelm
Constitution
Charles Armstrong
Abe Saul
Frida
Stella Fordon
Bullgrapberry
Oscar Barehiela
Hugh Prater
Grady
Miss Morris
M Son
S Herr
Soule Praises Appling Co Farming Efforts in Georgia
President Andrew M. Soule of the Georgia State College of Agriculture lauds Appling County farming progress and announces up to 50 000 bushels of nigcory in sacks offered by a former contact. He toured Tattnall and spoke to about 700 farmers, with similar calls planned as the college emphasizes diversified farming and profit from cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ga
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculturalites
Appling County
Eample
Roy Rogers
Farrd
Pr. Soule
Soalches
Tattnall County
Oe College
Ttey
Soule
Georgia Institution
Powers of Eug rone in war and American strength
The article discusses Powers of Europe and the risk of U S involvement in a European conflict. It argues America’s vast resources and potential military manpower dwarf small national armies, stressing the country could mobilize a large force in any European showdown. It notes Germany’s doctrine and calls attention to America’s capacity to expand influence and respond decisively.
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Conihet
Germany
America
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