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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

3

Heatrolatown Herald Third Season Broadcasts Begin

VATOWN HERALD will air Thursday evenings from August 1940 at 9:00 PM EST over WLW and WGN. The Estate Store Company sponsors the program, featuring Musical Cover First Nights of Yesterday and Today Tunes They're Whistling Things We Do and Why We Do Them and a strong musical group directed by William Stoess.

WLW WGN Heatrolatown Herald Alr Lissere William Stoess T Wn Herald Sire O Ns Matic Staroell

Levy of foreclosure on Reynolds property in Taylor County Georgia

Legal notice from paylor county announces default on a deed to secure debt by Regie Waymon to C H Neisler. The lender will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in September 1986 to satisfy the loan and interest. Property described as Stack Newsome house and lot in Reynolds, Taylor County, Georgia, conveyed by C A Windham. Sale to take place at the courthouse during legal hours.

Georgia Paylor County Regie Waymon C. H. Neisler Toons Layly County Georg Js Stack Newsome Reynolds Taylor County C. A. Windham Coyn

Pace Campaign Speech Plan for Third District

No. 1 From Page 1 better shape than it was then he expects to begin his speaking campaign this week and says that he will make from one to three talks in each county. He estimates that a total of about 45 speeches will be necessary in order for him to thoroughly cover the district. Pace outlined planks including unemployment relief old age pensions unemployment insurance county state ties full treatment of World War veterans efficiency and economy in government prompt attention to constituents and district upbuilding. Pace spoke at Belberk mil in Chattahoochee at the annual reunion of former residents of J. Benning reservation. The address was nonpolitical. He is touring the Third District to become acquainted with the people and will continue the campaign ahead of the September 9 election.

Pace Belberk Mil Chattahoochee J. Benning Reservation Ft. Benning Army Reserve Tiek Paul Hodges Taylor County Hodges Roosevelt A.M. Anderson Houston County Homer Avera Peach Jduniy South Georgia Hoover Russel W. K. Atercambie Monroe County South Georgia P. W. Ithridge Lamar County W. Eb. Andrews Crawford Russell Hussen United States Talmadge Talmadze Canymign Coowde Watsenian

Rupert Music Day Brings Local Talent Together

Local leaders and performers gathered at Rupert for a day of singing with pianists and quartets. Participants included L G Stewart Hiukis Allimon Thelma Guy R C Baugh Gerald Wip tins Leon Wiggins and others from Maville Smithville Owlethoupe and nearby towns. Mr C R Sim Nyons led a ten day singing school and invited visiting singers for a pleasant Sunday program.

L. G. Stewart Hiukis Allimon Thelma Guy R.C. Baugh Maville Gerald Wiptins Leon Wiggins Smithville B. Robinson A. B. Robinson Owlethoupe Mr. Nichols Morzuma Paul Pailin Thomston W. P. Thompson Dooling Charlie Simmons R. N. Meinvale John M. Cox A. KE. Locke Langdon Peed G. D. Locke Lady Meinvale Heal Miss Robinson Oxlethorpe Gerald Wiggins Shmithville Rupert C. R. Sim Nyons Gsad

Longtime Ellaville Leader Dies at 72

No. 5 on ry singing. He served as judge or solicitor of the court from 1910 until death, was Ellaville mayor for three terms, a Baptist, Knight of Pythias member and Democrat. Survived by widow and five children across Georgia and Alabama. sister Mary L. McNoir of Americus. four grandchildren. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed.

Ellaville Baptist Church Hcal Knights of Pythias Breelyn BP Butler Henry A. Hant James ‘A. Hart Emaville Tsune S. Hart Alexander City Mary FE. Witt Atlanta A. A. Arrington Hi. Willis Howe E.A. Morrison Chas. W. Snider Dr. L. G. Stewart Cr. Cartenal le Duncan Walter Stewart G. B. Bares J. A. McGee

Better Business Shown by Taxes in Georgia

State Auditor Tom Wisdom credited improved business conditions with a $1.2 million rise in Georgia tax collections for the first seven months, with total state receipts through July 31 at $17,272,006 compared to $16,077,371.38 last year. Fuel oil taxes led gains, about $540,000 higher than last year, while income taxes and tobacco levies also rose. general property taxes fell from last year, and general fund receipts dropped to $4,479,406 from $5,196,960.66. Special funds totaled $11,703,711.98, up from 1986 first seven months. Wisdom called the rise evidence of stronger business in Georgia.

Atanta Tom Wisdom Georgia Téfleet Wisdam

Longfellow Echoes at Seventh Reunion Talk on Home and Kindness

Fr No 3 Page Otte recounts a moving message of neighborly love at a seventh reunion. He reflects on Longfellow’s Evangeline and the exile of landholders, tying the tale to shared misfortune and the bond of a restored, peaceful community amid emigration and longing for a homeland.

Comparative Conditions Then And Now Drawn By J B Hicks

Phenix City attorney J B Hicks compares current conditions with four years prior in a long rhetorical piece praising Roosevelt. He paints a crisis of fear, bank failures, idle factories, empty markets, and widespread poverty then credits Roosevelt with restoring banks, commerce, and optimism, while condemning big business for ingratitude as prosperity returns.

J. B. Hicks Phenix Mme Roosevelt Dantes Peopl Washington Altho America Ship of State Mer Cnender

Lavonia Woman Dies in Ravaging Car Crash Near Lavona

Lavonia Ga Aug 5 Mrs R M Mecht 75 of Lavona was killed in a automobile wreck near there when the car she rode in driven by her son Ambry ivitt of Athens collided with a car driven by Max Burton of ? Vath SC on a curves road.

Woveton. Ga R. M. Mecht Lavona Ambry Ivitt Athens Max Burton Eee Vath S.C

Poultry Population Count Begins National Survey

The Agriculture Department launches a nationwide census of poultry and egg production, aiming to provide regular industry statistics. It estimates about 400 million hens lay ninety eggs yearly, with roughly 6 million fowlmen and thousands of commercial poultry operators involved, and a poultry income around 664 million dollars.

Albert G. Black Bureau of Agricultural Economics Agriculture Department Amerals Department of Neticulcity

Georgia Farm Voices Rally For Roosevelt and Russell

Paul Hodges of Taylor county led a Roosevelt-Russell rally in Georgia, praising the New Deal and urging continued farm support. Speakers from Houston, Peach, Monroe, Lamar, and Crawford counties urged backing Thrust on farm relief, income tax, and white supremacist rhetoric amid debate over political loyalties.

House Building Boom In South Sets Monthly Contracts Record

Haltimore reports a southern house building boom with total contracts reaching 12.6 million for housing in 16 states in a single month. Overall construction including industrial and engineering projects hits 84.1 million, with seven month total at 50.4 million a six year high. Government aid cited as fueling growth as operative builders rush southern towns and costly residential projects exceed 150 thousand dollars.

Haltimore South Industrial Journal

North Georgia women spin wool weave cloth in Clayton

North Georgia mountain women harvest wool from local sheep and, under expert supervision, spin and weave it into home spun fabric. Designs echo late Jay Hambridge of New York who revived the spinning wheels to supply stylists with new materials for feminine gowns.

Clayton Iuly North Georgia New York Jay ‘Hambridge Fatnie

Russell Defends Farm Aid and Attacks Talmadge in Georgia Senate Race

In a Georgia campaign exchange, Senator Russell accuses opponent Gene Talmadge of opposing farm aid and criticizes his tax stance. He cites legislative acts aiding peanut, tobacco, and turpentine farmers and seed loans, while denying withholding highway funds and alleging corruption. Russell vows lower interest rates and better credit for farmers, and challenges Talmadge on pension and income tax issues amid tensions over federal investigations.

Tore Watson Tom Watson Gene Atlantic Ocean Ruswell Georgia Geonsia Dick Russell Washington Russell Campfion Talmadne Wallace Talmadge Cartersville

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