Social items from Elmira et al diverse guest notes
Numerous social notices list guests and trips among Elmira and Georgia social circles. Names include Miss Jane Fnnsptt Mrs Frederick Hodgson Mrs JF Christensen Mr and Mrs Hart Chipley Miss Harriet Calhoun Miss Louise Broyles Miss Winnie Perry and many others with travels to Macon Athens Nashville Indianapolis Norfolk Chicago and New York along with local events like cotton balls and teas and a bridal event for Miss Eugenia Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fnnsptt
Elmira, & Y
Frederick Hodgson
Will Ging
Mra Hodgson
Jennie D Harris
Macon
John S Cutler
Georgian Terrace
Harriet Calhoun
Sir Dick
Marian Atchison
Athens
Hon
Mra
Ribble
W . Crouch
Druid Hills
New York
Harnett
Coaisie Benedict
Gfathens
Athena
Georgia Tech
Louise Broyles
Winnie Perry
John Stephene
Jacksonville
War Has Little Effect on Farmers of Baldwin
Milledgeville on October 23 reports a meeting of Baldwin county farmers set for October 24. organizers forecast the largest gathering in years as local institutions sustain the town with rail traffic. three major warehouses and four banks aid relief efforts while farmers advance corn, fat livestock, and home products, with tick eradication boosting county welfare over five to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Spaglial
Baldwin County
Willedgeville
Baldwin
Science warns coffee drinkers on health risks
A doctor in a medical film warns of coffee dangers linking excess consumption to nervous symptoms and digestive disturbances. The piece claims coffee depresses kidney function, with tremors, headaches, and vision issues. it suggests avoiding stimulants and notes the rise of a postum beverage as a healthier alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Juettme
Cofke
Brilliant Young Artists In Kindergarten Benefit
Brilliant young artists perform at Mrs Frederick Hodgson's home in Atlanta this afternoon to aid free kindergartens. Hugh Hodgson of Athens leads a program of French English and Italian songs with Jane Fassett of New York assisting. The event marks another chapter in the kindergartens' ongoing musical successes and begins at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hodgson
Atlanta
Oscar Pappenheimer
Hugh Hodgson
Athens
Misa Jane Fassett
New York
Har Prostam
Desperado at Bay Threatens to Kill Sheriff in Ga town
In Hazelhurst Georgia on October 22, C G Hutchinson, recently in the public eye for marrying Miss McHachin, abducted his wife’s child and fled with a pistol. He later threatened the county sheriff and his brothers, was pursued, and narrowly escaped custody after a confrontation at the courthouse. A posse searches for him as officials warn of possible bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelhurst
C G Hutchinson
Miss McHachin
Atlanta
Mra McRachin
Hutchinson
Ellis Hutchinson
Pierce
McEachin
Famine in Canaries Crises Lift Canary Prices in Atlanta
Atlanta dealers report European war disrupted Hartz Mountains canary supply. Prices soar as German birds vanish and Japanese imports trickle in. Traders warn only a few birds reach U S markets with prices climbing from 8 to 165 dollars.
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Atlanta
Hartz Mountains
Germany
Japan
New York
Leasons
Klow
Galveston
Savannah
New Orleans
Farmers of Screven Plan Food Crops Amid Cotton Crisis
The October meeting at the Alvania courthouse drew about five hundred farmers who debated the cotton crisis. JC Overstiver was elected chairman and JCT iet secretary. They pledged to cut staple production, reduce fertilizer by half or more, shift to food crops, and deposit warehouse receipts with creditors. They agreed to hold cotton for six months or until prices reach ten cents, and to meet again every third Tuesday while conditions change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pylvania
Ctizens
Alvania
JC Overstiver
Charman
JCT Iet
Evers
Macon Presbytery Ends Sessions at Eastman
The Macon presbytery closed its autumn session in Eastman after ordaining Rev A G Irons and Rev J T Wildham as ministers. The gathering adjourned to meet in Macon in November to decide the time and place of the regular meeting. Visitors praised Eastman citizens for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shastinan
Macon
Annwil
Jaguir
Seston
A G Irons
J T Wildham
Eastman
Cameron released from murder charge
Watchell county court adjourned a ten day October term with criminal matters, including Cameron’s murder case, drifting to an adjourned November term. Judge Cox sentenced several prisoners to life and seven years while Smith was released from jail as no indictment was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham
Speril
Watchell
Cox
Cameron
Smith
Wallingford Passes Week In Brunswick Deal Collapse
In Brunswick on October 22 Mandel Manschel or Manchel announced a bid to acquire the Walker Grocery Company, one of the largest retailers in the city, but after issuing several worthless checks and fleeing the area two or three warrants were issued for his arrest. Mandel closed a deal Saturday night with Walker Grocery president Hen Akin for 500 dollars but subsequent checks bounced as he left the city Monday morning, revealing he had no bank accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Braunswick
Wax Mandhel
Mandel
Walker Grocery Company
Crix
Hen LR Akin
Educational Meeting at Macedonia Baptist Church in Atlanta
A mass meeting at Macedonia Baptist Church, organized by the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute, features speakers on education and health. Notable participants include Eugena Callaway as chair, Rev Oliver, Dr Milton Armstrong, Jadeo Palmer, Joseph McCord, Rev C B Wilmer, Dr Connaly, and Bishop Hal Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Baptist Church
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Eugena Callaway
Fey CC Neal
Mitchell Street Combe
Oliver
Warren Chapel
I HW Haley
Milton N Armstrong
Jadeo
Palmer Southern Bell Telephone Company
Joseph A McCord
Third National Bank
Atlanta
C B Wilmer
St. Youls Episcopal Church
DD Connaily
Atlante
Wo Woods
Norma and Industrial Institute
Ighard Uwstingon
Senedlot
Hal Turner
Idaho State Treasurer Sentenced for Embezzlement
The state treasurer of Idaho pleaded guilty to embezzling state funds in court today and was sentenced to a term of five to ten years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Dorse
al- Ten State
Guily
Georgia Chief Wins First in All Tamworth Classes
Georgia Chief boar entered by J W E Spicer of Atlanta won first place in every class at the Augusta state fair exhibit. He topped the free-for-all under two years old Tamworth and beat Carolina Chief in the final hog contest, making him the best Tamworth boar in America. W E Spicer acted as judge, with Mir Wimby entertaining exhibitors at Augusta Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
J W E Spicer
Atlanta
Augusta
Tamworth
Carolina
America
W. E Spicer
Tinois
Mir Wimby
Salesman Loses Grips at Terminal Station
David H Gordon traveling salesman for William R Warner Co stopped at Terminal hotel, lost two grips at the station while buying a ticket. Grips contained pills, tablets, and customers' list. Reward offered for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H Gordon
William R .Warner & Co
Terminal Hotel
Terminal
Gordon
William H Warner & Co
Philadelphia
Gorgon Jy
Graham sentenced to hang on November 20
Charlie Graham white was sentenced to hang on November 20 for the murder of Policeman Lawrence Newborn in Broxton last March. The crime occurred in Coffee county and the Georgia Supreme Court granted a change of venue. Graham’s brother was accidentally shot during the tragedy.
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Ocatla
Charlie Graham White
Poiceman Lawrence Newborn
Broxton
Grahams
Ahso
Coffee County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Women Attend Revival Luncheon at First Methodist Church
Nearly 1000 women attended a business women's evening at First Methodist Church with a luncheon before evangelist Klein spoke on women in business and home life. Dr DuBose predicts a major religious awakening as Atlanta churches plan daily services and special meetings for men and youth next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Klein
Boyd
Japanese Squadron Seeks German Fleet Near Hawaii
A Tokyo announcement states a Japanese squadron is seeking the German fleet near Hawaii, with active patrols in the Pacific and coordination with allied naval efforts. The declaration emphasizes pursuit of German warships and showcases ongoing Pacific operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hawaii
Convention 10 Clashes With Gen Carranza
Washington reports a Mexican national convention at Aguas Calientes has named a five member committee to run foreign relations war public instruction justice and finance in Mexico City It awaits General Zanate or delegates before deciding on provisional presidency Villa forces near the convention are denied by Carranza followers President Wilson doubts the claim The Monterey Street railway strike halted all service by Oct 20.
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Washington
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Zanate
Carranza
General Villa
Wilson
Villa
Monterey
At & O
Monterey Street Railway
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Hart Chipley
Norfolk
John Tample Graves
HC Fisher
Washington, Ga
Callaway
Edward Hagen
Mirs
Benjamin Afat— Tingly
Biss Floyd Fort
Nashville
Indianapolis
Mr¢ Tiwing
Dean
Mantle City
H R Bates
deBruyn
Charleston
CT Turner
de Leon Avenue
Vazie Thorsinn
James Zechry
Harri Thomas
John Mwir
Clarence Wayne
George Forrester
Wo Yarnagin
Eugenia Richardson
Mary Howard Meador
Whiteford
Russell
Chicago
Friends
Vincent Shields
Birmingham
Auguste Garden
Isa Garden
Iola
Columbia
Laura Wyatt
Summerville
J Wo Bellah
Henry
Kirby
Charles Milla
Griffin
Ansier
A. EB Woodell
Havana
Cuba
Arthur Smart
Fleming ‘Taylor
William Penn
Simmervile
Lucan Wyett
Laure Wyatt
Desperado
Canaries
Screven
J. D. Cameron
Triumph
Whitehall
Peacock
J. M. High CO
Lou
Wallingford
Macedonia Church
Graham
First Methodist Church
Gen
Convention
Apa Perhe
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