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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

3

Riot at Columbus mill leaves one dead and several hurt

In Columbus Georgia on August 10 deputies and police broke up a fight between strikers and workers at the Argut Webbing and Tape plant. Reuben Sanders, not a worker, was shot through the eye and died at a city hospital. Beasley, Tipper, Clark and Lambert faced charges after a chaotic confrontation near a picket line. Only eight workers remained as the mill had just reopened amid union disputes.

Columbus Argut Reuben Sanders D. Beasley J. H. Tipper Clark Lice Easley Narrow Fabrics Beasley G. E. Clark H Rains F. L. Griffin Sanders Lembert Lambert Clarke

George Goeth 29 Dies from Accidental Scalding

George E. Goeth, 29, of Millen Georgia, died at home Sunday from injuries suffered in an accidental scalding the prior night. He resided in Millen and was employed locally. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Millen

Judge Rosser Prescribes Rules For Happy Marriage

Avlanta. Ga Aug 10 Municipal Judge L Rosser who settled most of 2000 domestic elations cases last year cautions wives that husbands are like big boys. He urges truth about finances compliments and shared aims. He stresses never crush a partner's pride and the value of compromise and joint interests to heal marital difficulties.

Avlanta L. Rosser Rosser Atlanta

Snake story grips Thomaston minister in rattler scare

Thomaston resident Rev R L Savage tells editor of a terrifying incident on his farm near the old Sidney Barron place. A mule shied sending him near a large rattlesnake that struck at his shirt pocket but fangs failed to pierce skin. Savage killed the rattler and pried open its mouth finding broken fangs. A second rattler was later killed nearby. Also noted is Ira B Peterman from Butler reporting Marine Corps duty assignment at Norfolk VA after completing schooling at Parris Island. He was accepted as bugler with age and education rules outlined.

J. L. Savage Thomaston Mr. Suvage Savyave Macon Ira B. Peterman Luther K. Peterman Butler U. S. Marine Corps Municipal Auditorium Marine Barracks Naval Ammunition Depot St. Julens Creek Norfolk Peterman Marine Base Parris Island S. C

Timely Message to Mr C C Wall and CCC Plans

Collected letters form a 1935 Columbus Georgia notice about a national convention invitation and a citywide car safety drive. The piece includes passages urging carriers to pay dues, a police campaign to inspect cars by Sept 12, and a CCC group forming as part of a Third District conference in Columbus. The tone is formal, local civic updates with explicit dates and organizers.

C. C. Wall Ellaville Denver Columbus Muscogee CCC Sam Langley

Protection benefits and savings offered to members

A message urges members to apply for available protection options. It notes that officers have set a cost basis for the benefit and that the savings will cover association dues annually. It warns not to delay this important matter.

Annual Meeting Georgia Agricultural Society Meets August 22 at Tifton

The 88th annual meeting of the Georgia State Agricultural Society will be held with the Coastal Plain Experiment Station at Tifton on Wednesday August 22. The state announces emergency plans funding 1 160 unemployed teachers for fall and winter relief with meetings across Georgia starting August 21 in Albany Tifton Douglas and Jesup and continuing August 22 in Columbus Macon Swainsboro Savannah then August 23 in Rome Atlanta Gainesville and Athens with supervisors outlining the program.

Georgia State Agricultural Society Coastal Plain Experiment Station Tifton Atlanta Georgia M. D. Collins Albany Douglas Jesup Columbus Macon Swainsboro Savannah Rome Gainesville Athens

Americus Hit Saturday P. M. By Worst Storm in Years

A severe electrical storm struck Americus Saturday afternoon causing widespread outages. Telegraph poles and lines were damaged, many telephones and lights failed, and two copper power lines were severed between Americus and Arles. Reynolds Bat er Junction City Howard Knoxle Roberta Gillard Marshallville Ainsley Cochran Hawk ville suffered outages from 6 pm to 10 30 pm Central time. Georgia Power Co. likely faced the greatest financial loss with revenue reductions estimated at 800 to 900 dollars according to company staff.

Americus Georgia Power Co South Georgia Power Company Arles Reynolds, Bater Junction City Howard Knoxle Roberta Gillard Marshallville Ainsley Cochran Hawkville

Ellaville Hit By Severe Weekend Lightning Storm

Ellaville Ga August 10 a weekend lightning siege toppled roofs struck homes and set telephones and radios ablaze two of the year's worst storms caused fright and minor injuries Mrs R E Hill was knocked to the floor but unharmed when a bolt struck nearby the Hill home. Sue Allen's house was set aflame by the strike and several lines were burned with no other major damage reported.

Ellaville R. E. Hill Sue Allen

New Men of Company 1449 Embrace Camp Life

About 182 new recruits at Camp Langley joined Company 1449 with 71 seasoned men. They adapt quickly under strong leadership, learn from veterans, and pursue night classes in Electricity Mechanics Surveying and Commercial subjects guided by Educational Advisor Mr. Nunn.

Camp Langley Georgia CCC Nunn Comnarv

Army recruiting opens in Macon for 18 to 35 year olds

The Macon U.S. Army Recruiting Station announces openings in the regular army for single men 18 to 35 with grammar school education who can pass a physical. Enlistment is for three years. Minor applicants require parental consent and references.

Acon Macon Ing Benning Vas. T. Rdson U. S. Army

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uben Sanders Hotel Lanier Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc Ries & Armstrong Ewelers Cherry R. L. Savage Chevrolet Fisher Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Michigan G.M. A.C General Motors Chevrolet Taylor County Motor Company Reynolds Evrolet A. Wilson Abbeville, Ga R. C. CA Georgia Agricultural Society UAT Lee Americus, GA James Caborey Gloria Pat O'brien U. S NAVY Helen Twelvetrees John Barrymore Silvia Sidney Cary Grant Iota
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