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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
5
Column argues that Worthwhile service by rural carriers boosts public morale. Letters from A C Bahr and A C Bashr praise cheerful greetings and civic duty, noting carriers should balance regulations with friendly personal contact while avoiding public political displays.
Members request that cashiers send paychecks early so recipients on the way to Indianapolis can receive them. Postmasters may insert a voucher with the request. The note also corrects a typo listing Third District members at 102 instead of 152 and notes total enrollments and dues status for regular, retired, and substitute carriers.
The text urges private discussion of questions with patrons to share opinions. It argues that enlightening readers on points serves patrons and benefits the people in the future. The tone asks for discreet, thoughtful public service.
A guidance passage urges public servants to provide utmost service and treat people as friends. It echoes Howard Walter’s creed about truthfulness purity strength bravery friendship generosity humility and love as daily standards in serving the public and earning gratitude.
Mr and Mrs W J Golden of Bremen announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Margaret to Eugene Weaver of Bremen formerly of Draketown. The marriage is to be solemnized in September.
On August 3 notices were mailed by the secretary treasurer calling for payment of Mutual Benefit Assessment No 104. Proceeds from Assessment No 103 funded the death claim of Brother Roy H Slade, formerly of Waco, Haralson county, now sent to Sentinel China.
A widow, Mrs. Roy H. Slade, expresses deep thanks to Mr. Wall for a $206 check aiding her in debt and bills after sudden pay reductions. The Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association funds, praised by the Sentinel, assisted Slade following her husband carrier’s fatal accident near Tallapoosa. The note underscores the group’s mission to protect families and support distressed members.
Community members answer a worthy cause, ready to respond to the call and boost protection for their families. The effort emphasizes diligence, unity, and ongoing support.
Jesse T. Cole of Dallas Paulding County dies aged 67 after thirty years as a rural carrier. He was a longtime member of the First Baptist Church, survived by his widow and five Atlanta sons. Funeral held at Dallas First Baptist Church, interment Green-Wood, Atlanta.
G F and C B Byrd administrators of the A D Byrd estate petitioned for discharge. The court cites all interested parties to show cause why they should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in September 1936. Witness by hand and official signature this August 10 1936. T Peed Ordinary.
A Western college survey of coeds ranks love, health, and security as top values, but a writer argues Jesus prioritizes God first, insisting real-world harmony depends on a right spiritual order. He cites a Chicago minister survey showing substantial doubt about core Christian tenets and urges a rugged Christian conscience under America’s government.
A fragment warns that attempts to remain within orthodox church traditions may gradually undermine the very foundations upon which these churches have been built.
In a legal notice, Louise G. Neiss as co executrix of C. H. Neisler estate declares the full loan and interest due on default and announces a sale by action of deed of trust. The sale will occur on the first Tuesday in September 1936 during legal hours at the county courthouse in Taylor County Georgia. The property is two 75 by 100 foot building lots known as the Stuck Newsome house and lot in Reynolds, part of lot 286 in the First District. The undersigned will convey by deed to the purchaser.
Phoebie McCrary seeks twelve months support from the estate of deceased Cato McCrary. The application will be heard at the September term of the court on the first Monday in September. Witness dated August 10 1986 by T Peed Ordinary Taylor County Georgia.
A 330000 volt X Ray machine, designed to penetrate four inches of steel, is installed in Ford Motor Company’s new chemical and micro metallurgical lab. The device uses oil cooling and fine focus radiography tabs, housed behind a safety lead glass window with automatic shut off on door opening. Additional X Ray gear supports larger scale casting work for V eight and other presses.
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