Ad Men Boost Georgia Festival at Atlanta luncheon
Atlanta Ad Men club members pledged support for the Georgia Harvest Festival in a Thursday luncheon at the Antey hotel. EB Clarke and Beaumont Davison urged unity, and a committee was formed to assist festival planning, with 17 new members elected to the club.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Clarke
Beaumont Davison
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Antey Hotel
P.J ©. Menon
Julien Bochm
Davison
B.C. McDuffie
J. H. Achison
J. M. van Murlinger
J.T. Hollerman
W. J. Davis
B. H. Goodirt
W. Hesmith
Stonxtx Festival
James c. Woodward
E. XY. Clarke
Albert M. Smith
Georgia Chamber of ‘Commerce
W. A. Daniel
Byrd Printing Company
William &. Secker
Ansley Hotel
Benjamin §. Simpson
G i Company
J. Barington King
Central Bank
Trusterporatta
Tandy
Southern Paramount Picture Company
WHS
Rakin
Swift Specific Company
Simon Titlebaum
J. Eisenman & Son
Rocgers
Santa Fe Railroad
Stanley B. Diathewson
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Leopold Haas
Haas & McIntyre
W. J. Daniels
Wag Staff Company
Walter W. Lowe
Dillon & Burress
W. C. Brandon
V. le
E. Company
George J. Almaan
Pathe Exchange
C.W- Buchannan
Film Exchange
Harry K. Lucas
M-P Supplies
Br. Meluttie
Good Scores in Babies Contest at First Christian Church
Seventy six babies entered the Getter Babies contest. seventeen made scores of 95 percent or higher after physician examinations on Thursday. Sixty two babies remain to be examined with diplomas and medals to be awarded at a churchmeeting addressed by child care specialists. Mothers will receive each child’s score card to follow care directions for correcting defects. top scorers included Frances Elizabeth McDonald, John Wade Haden Jr, David Alexander Jr, and Mary E. Coxwith scores 97 percent or higher.
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Hese
Etililres
Frances Elizabeth McDonald
John Wade Haden
Downs Fined Thursday in Disorderly Conduct Trial
After a three hour trial yesterday afternoon, C Dowde, a locksmith on Courtland Street, was fined on disorderly conduct charges. Officers Allen and Gorman testified he cursed them on Courtland Street Wednesday. He faces another charge of resisting an officer today.
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C. Dowde
Alabama Street’ Lock and Wate Export
Johnson
Downs
Plas
Allen and Gorman
Courtland Street
Alderwoman Kelley Opposes Prepaid Street Paving
Alderman Charlie Kelley of the second ward says he is cured and will never support free pavement for his ward. He criticizes property owners who want retaining walls after earlier paving and notes city costs. The piece also details plans for asphalt work on Piedmont Avenue and debates over city auto purchases for officials.
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Kelley
Charlie Kelley
General Council
Mega
Poeta
Piedmont Avenue
LaGrange College Opens Fall Term September 14
LaGrange Ga September 9 Special LaGrange college opens for classification September 10 with formal opening September 14. The program includes hymns prayers addresses by local educators and music. Renovations updated buildings and a strengthened faculty promise a bright year as new students register daily.
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Lagrange College
LaGrange
LaGrange Collegs
Harria
George A. Mietzke
A H.thompson
C. A. Jones
Hatton Lovejoy
Breach of Promise Case in Washington Ends in Mistrial
Miss Sue Ingrahan, a nurse from Atlanta, sued Adolphus Richardson, a Wickes county planter, for 40000. After two days and reading 175 love letters spanning about twelve months, Judge Wynne dismissed the jury after a 48 hour deliberation with no verdict in the Washington Georgia city court.
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Washington, Ga
Sue Inerahan
Atlante
Adolphus 8
Richardson
Wickes County
R Richardson
Ingrahan
Wynne
Pryor Street Church Brotherhood To Host Open House Friday
The Pryor Street Presbyterian church Brotherhood will hold an open house Friday evening September 10 from 8 to 8 o clock. All friends and congregation are invited. An interesting program and refreshments await attendees.
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Pryor Street Church Brotherhood
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Friends of the Church
Marine Recruit Depot Change Helps Atlanta
Atlanta officers report the Marine Recruit Depot will move from Norfolk to Port Royal, Charleston. Recruits from offices east of the Rockies and south of the northeastern division will pass through Atlanta en route to Port Royal, boosting local hotel and boarding needs for a day or more.
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Atlanta Marine Recruiting Office
Marine Recruit Depot
Norfolk
Port Royal
Charleston
Colyocoresses
Atlanta
Rocky Mountains
Colvecoresses
Medical Society Plans Tonight Meeting on Drug Control
Fulton County Medical Society and city druggists convene Friday at 8 pm in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to devise measures preventing discharged patients from returning to drug use. Dr. W. A. Selman, vice president, calls the meeting at the suggestion of Dr. L. J. Prone berger, internal revenue department special agent.
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Fulton County’ Medical Society
Druggista
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Selman
Medical Society
L. J. Proneberger
Department ‘of Internal Revenue
Musical Comedy Opens Atlanta Season With Dream Come True
The Atlanta theater begins its season with the magical comedy When Dreams Come True. After thorough renovation and repainting, the company arrives to stage a youth oriented farce praised on the southern circuit. William Pruett Jr and Edna Tempie lead a company of merit with twenty four girls in the cast. Manager Homer George promises a strong season with the best lineup in two years.
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Fatat
Atlanta
Peo
William Pruetts
Edna Tempie
Fengvas
Homer George
Aged Couple Slightly Injured By Runaway Horse Wagon
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Green both aged about 60 sustained minor cuts and bruises on Thursday morning when a bakery wagon drawn by two runaway horses knocked them to the street on 7 Wood Avenue. They returned home after treatment at Grady Hospital.
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Mtr
Walter C. Green
Wood Avenue
Greens
Windsor Street
Grady Hospital
Payroll surge marks Waycross transit hub
Warcross, wa September 9. Thousands of dal ta rgyre pons turned loose in this section at Georgia this week by the golden chariot of the Atlantic Coast Tane. Yesterday the train paid off hundreds of employees of the road in Waver ere the monthly payroll is rapidly climbing. It is now around the 110000 figure.
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Warcross
Georgia
Golden Chariot
Atlantic Coast
Waver
Captain Steunenberg Marries at Exposition
West coast dispatch reports Captain George Steunenberg formerly with the Seventh Infantry stationed at Fort McPherson Atlanta wed Miss Florence Alexander of Boise Idaho in the Idaho building at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The groom, noted for a controversial tirade he authored regarding Atlanta, earned a transfer to a different regiment.
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George Stauvenberg
Seventh Infantry
Art McPherson
Atlanta
Clorence Alexander
Boise
Taha
Idaho
Steunenberg
Decatur County Farmers Optimistic Over Crop Success
Bainbridge Ga September 9 Special report notes reduced cotton acreage is a fact while grain and forage crops reach record levels. Tobacco crops are the largest ever this year and hay is abundant with new mown stacks seen across the farms. Sugar cane plantings are unusually large this season.
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Bainbridge
Guaranteed Accurate Thermometers Offered By John S. Moore & Sons
Do you wonder if accuracy matters for thermometers Our line promises guaranteed accurate thermometers from a stock that fits varied tastes and budgets John S Moore Sons Opticians 42 N Broad Street trades on reliability and affordability for readers seeking dependable temperature tools
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John S. Moore & Sons
Opttivians
Broad Street
Adwy
Building Expansion at State Prison Farm Milledgeville Ga
Work begins soon on improvements at the state prison farm in Milledgeville with a new wing for the main building. The prison commission awarded the contract to J W of Milledgeville and plans include brick and reinforced concrete, tile, steel doors, a fireproof design, and full electrification. The project accelerates the legislature’s approved funding with multiple upgrades such as a sewerage system and upgraded plumbing, lighting, and parks enabled largely by the special appropriation and contractor efforts.
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Milledgeville
Piigym Comvn Sion
Atlanta
Adanis
Macon
Columbus
Miledxeville
J. W
Lyoas
Farsi
Wis Fen
Perners
Holmes Institute Opening Monday at Yorlock
Holmes Institute will open on Monday at Yorlock with a seating cap of 490 students. It will admit students unable to attend public schools due to lack of books clothing and shoes. The opening program will be led by Bishop J. S. Winper and other local figures.
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Holmes Institute
Yorlock
Bishon
S. Wiinper
Groraia
Fontain
F. J. Sims
B.C. Dawson
H. Sims
Archie Gray
Oliver
Hares
Willams
Sones
J. M. Rovinson
David T, Howard
J. A. Wadley
Reverend Parrish to Lecture at Cooper Street Baptist Church
Rev Sam Parrish will lecture Friday evening at 7:59 o clock at Cooper Street Baptist Church under the Cooper Street Sharace class. Admission is 13 cents. Parrish, known as the Mockingbird of Alabama, has long been celebrated across the South and once lived in Atlanta.
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Nora Monkes
Pare Fish
Cooper Street
Darris
Mockingbird
Alabama
South
Prominent Bartow Man Takes His Own Life in Cartersville
Cartersville Georgia September reports a public figure, Felton Jones, head of Jones and Oglesby horse and mule dealers and Bartow County bank director, died by self inflicted gunshot at his home. Mrs Jones heard a pistol shot as he lay in bed. He had long been ill and his death marked a stark event in the community. Funeral arrangements to follow for a man aged about 52, survived by a widow and several siblings.
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Cartersville
Sne~ Cily
H. BE. Felton Jones
Jones & Oglesby
Atlanta
Bartow County Fatt
Tresides
J. A. Jones
Brie Jones
B. Jones
Glenn Fenes
Anniston
Ann
Lala Dis
Cars
Wwadler
Tacksonville
Som
Ate Jones
Large Decrease Shown in Imports for Year
Washington reports a substantial drop in import values for the year, with total declines across major categories. The hardest hit include refined sugar and coffee, while other goods show smaller variances amid shifting trade figures. The data reflect a broader downturn in industrial and consumer product deliveries from abroad.
Will Preach on Schools sermon at First Congressional Church
The sermon by Ike H W Teeter at the First Congressional Church on Sunday will stress the value of education for children. After the sermon a collection is planned to fund books for parents unable to supply them, with calls for donations of second hand books and cooperation from the community.
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Ike i H W. Teeter
Wll
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State Prison Farm
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