Reynolds Civic Improvement Club poem and local notices
A civic minded poem by Edgar A. Guest opens the page reflecting on mutual fear between man and crows. The remainder lists a long sequence of social notices: Mr. and Mrs. C. Neisler and family return from Jacksonville Beach Fla. many residents of Macon Butler Hawkinsville Atlanta Griffin Charing Jeffersonville and J. H. Windham attend visits picnics dinners and weekend guests. several names and travels across Georgia are noted with spouses and relatives mentioned.
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Edgar A. Guest
History of Taylor County Sought From Public Cooperation
Miss Melissa Ogburn continues work started by Taylor County Historian C B Marshall. She requests any material on the county's history, especially the Indian period and early white settlement. She seeks names of original settlers and data on churches, schools, mill sites, towns, and cemeteries. A five dollar charge per family history funds publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
C. B. Marshall
Taylor County
Melissa Ogburn
Welfare Relief Work Expands Under R F C Funds
Welfare workers under Mrs. C L Pyron directed relief projects at Reynolds Crowells and Potterville this week. Demand exceeds supply as new rules block hiring of boys under 16, with pay 30 cents per hour for eight hours daily. Funds from July allotments support August and September needs amid ongoing suffering. Georgia state committee to meet in Atlanta Tuesday to allocate funds for counties.
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Reynolds, Crowells
Potterville
C. L.pyron
Atlanta
Mrs Ingram Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs Jula Hodges Ingram was fêted by 26 descendants at the Newsom home on Monday August 7 with a lawn supper and a three tier birthday cake lit by 74 candles. The guest of honor later found a surprise gift, a radio, from her children. Attendants included many relatives and family friends, with several absent due to distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Saunders
Fort Valley
Julia Hodges Ingram
J. C. Newsom
W. E. Marshall
C. Whatley
Frank Musslewhite
W E. Marshall
Doris
Lois Newsom
Emily Whatley
Clay Whatley
J. Howard Marshall
Earl
Tom Marshall
Julian
Billy Whatley
Wales B. Ingram
Wales Jr. Ingram
George
Heathesville
Snowden S. Steele
Malone
Paul Poe
Macon
Georgia Federation Publishes New Year Book for 1932 83
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs announces the 1932 83 Year Book sent to members and clubs. Mrs J W Gholston pledges a year of upbuilding and loyal support while urging cooperation among individuals clubs districts and the state. The book reports officers and foundations for the Federation council year and includes a directory. copies are to be shared with all club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Gholston
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Council
Henry Grady Hotel
Atlanta
Two Men Die In Waycross Area Auto Crash
Willie Preston Douglas of Alma aged 21 and Jame D. Brown aged 88 of Rockingham formerly Waycross were killed when their car struck a truck parked on a highway near Waycross late Saturday. Authorities said the truck had stopped on the road edge to change a tire and was properly lighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Preston Douglas
Alma
Jame D. Brown
Rockingham
Waycross
Tru
Women club leaders back Roosevelt recovery effort
Grace Morrison Poole, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, urges American club women to coordinate support for the national recovery program to boost industry and employment. She emphasizes buying from N A R members and signing the president's re employment pledge, framing cooperation as patriotic amid calls for a new democratic order. David Lawrence warns club women to think for themselves as the era of responsible individualism approaches.
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Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Club
Roosevelt
General Federation
United States
General Federation Council
Richmond
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Cooper's Mill Revival Ends as Windham Completes Meeting
Rev Riley Windham closed a revival meeting in Cooper's Mill this week. Local families hosted visitors including J Y Coulter and children, Ruby and Otis Griggs, while Samuel Stringfellow of G C Camp visited his parents. Linden social ties are evident as many townsfolk welcomed guests and attended services at New Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Windham
J. Y. Coulter
Rwbye
Otis Griggs
Lankie Trussell
Joe Bloodworth
G. G. C. Camp
Samuel Stringfellow
G. C. Camp
McInvale
Nelson
Marie Freeman
George Trussell
Zack Posey
Mamie Amos
Willie Stringfellow
Norman Adams
Ruby Stringfellow
Brown Eubanks
New Prospect
John Pulling and Son
W. L. Lowe
Madison Lowe
Hendricks
Juniper
B. L. Louis
Mrs
O. S. Bloodworth
Four Indictments Loom for Delenski and Bowen in Ottley Kidnaping Case
Four indictments against William R. Delenski and Pryor Bowen for kidnaping John K. Ottley were presented to the Fulton county grand jury on Tuesday. Solicitor General Boykin set Delenski’s bond at 20 000. The charges include kidnaping robbery carrying a concealed weapon and having a pistol without a license. Delenski faces up to 42 years in prison across four counts with Georgia penalties of four to 20 years for kidnaping and robbery each and 12 months for each pistol charge potentially serving in a chain gang.
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Wm. R. Delenski
Pryor Bowen
John K. Ottley
Fulton County
Boykin
Delenski
Georgia
Taylor Mill Church News Highlights Local Guests and Plans
Regular services at Taylor Mill Baptist Church featured Rev H H Mosley last Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs George Windham and Mr and Mrs Bob Blair hosting. The column notes numerous local visits, a car accident en route to Fitzgerald, a funeral attendance, and ongoing church revival travels with C H Moore attending in Marion County.
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H. H. Mosley
Taylor Mill Baptist Church
George Windham
Bob Blair
Sara Turner
Columbus
A. R. Rogers
Millard Underwood
U.S
Underwood
Edna
Winnie
Nellie
Betty
Annie
Fitzgerald
Cordele
Winnie Underwood
Thomaston
Cecil Caraway
Calvin Bartlett
Hick’s Mill
S. E
Henry
Marguerite French
Jessie Windham
Eddie Windham
Charlie Windham
Clifford Moore
B. CG. Crook
Opal
Verlon
Maurine Rogers
Nathaniel Averet
Macon
T. G. Jones
Myrtle Payne
Frank Douglas
Stella Windham
Jewel Bartlett
M.N. Poole
Gene Mathis
J. E
John Mathis
Mary
Jim Childree
Philman
Montezuma Weer
W._H. Smith
L. D. Lowery
Lowery
Jesup
Lottie Windham
Verlon Crook
W. H. Smith
C. H. Moore
New Life Church
Marion County
Kent
Garden Valley
Murray McCarter
Century of Progress Exposition Excursion Fares
Special excursion offers from Butler including daily tickets with 16 day to 80 day limits. Lower fares for parties of 25 or more. Aug 4-5 and Sept 1-8 specials with reduced round trip Pullman rates. Ask ticket agent for details or write F J Robinson, Central of Georgia Railway.
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Chicago
Ill
Butler
F J. Robinson
Savannah
Central OF Georgia
Macon County Honor as Winburn Appointed Highway Board Member
Oglethorpe Ga Macon County celebrates the appointment of E Winburn to the State Highway Board with a county wide gathering planned. Governor Eugene Talmadge will attend along with other officials to honor Winburn, the event expected to be one of the most notable in the region. Community committees are organizing the celebration and vow full cooperation to ensure a memorable day.
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Oglethorpe
E. Winburn
West
Pr Hhi
Aris
Wilby
Highway Board
Peach County
Marshallville
Eugene Talmadge
da F
Vidalia Riot Prompts Jail Time for Young Corps Members
Aug 4 Vidalia Georgia reports clash between Conservation Corps workers and local Black residents after a movie outing. Eight youths were jailed, one Black man badly injured by missiles, suspecting death. police and Conservation staff, led by Lt. TM, investigate the violence and arrest details.
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Vidalia
Lyons
Culpepper
Soperton
Johnson
Tng
Mo Vernon
Mount Venon
H. W. Geretoff
Notice of First Meeting of Creditor in Bankruptcy
The District Court of the United States Middle District of Georgia Columbus Division notifies creditors of John Howard Ler Biot that he has been adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is at the Columbus office on Aug 6, 1988, at 2:30 PM to attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and handle related matters. Paul Blanchard, Referee in Bankruptcy, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District. Court of the
U States
Georgia
Columbus
John Howard Ler
Paul Blanchard
Tes
Bankrup
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Reynolds
C . Neisler
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Mrs. Swan
Mrs. Hiers
North Carolina
Master Leonard, Jr
Elizabeth Monk
J. H. Windham
Blackmon
Woodward
Hawkinsville
Greene
Howard Eubanks
Allie Gafford
Jeffersonville
Choyce Barrow
Mrs. Coolik
Griffin
Mrs. R. L. Swearingen
Charing
Mr. F. M Carson
Willie B. Wilson of
Mrs. Fickling
Marshall
Sammie Coolik
Julius Lunsford
Winnie Griffith
Louise Barrow
Chattahooshee
Carolyn Robinson
Mrs. Lunsford
J. R. Lovins
Mette’, Go
C. C. Cooper
Ida Cooper
R. L. Bell
BE. W.cook
Frank Stevens
W. A. Saunders
John Hiers
North, Carolina
James Gray
Walter Riley
Tampa, Fila
Lois Bazemore
Mrs. Wright
Jack Heath
Corene Heath
Miriam Carter
Henry Hodges
Eugene Hodges
Livingston, Tenn
Elizabeth Whatley
Frances Williamson
Bessie Dreizin
Nora Coolik
Tom Windham
E. E. Payne
Mrs. Duck Swan
al Bert
E. B. Payne
Oscar Draughon
J. H. Draughon
Mary Harris
Martha Cannon
Leonard Cooper
H. T Saunders
Hendley Saunders
C D. Windham
J. H. Brewer
T. Whatley
Thurman, Jr
Albert Hick
B. W. Hinton
F. M. Carson
Clifford Whatley
S. H. Bryan
Marion Hodges
Walker Newsom
Florida
Stabil
Mrs. Ingram
Federation
National Federation
Cooper’s Mill
Taylor Mill News
Ben Childree
Gus Coffield
Ben Simmons
Macon County
Consecral Corps
V. ‘Lhursday
Bellow Corp
B. Marshall, Jr
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