Community and state notes from Georgia week
A wide wrap of Georgia news covers a Crosley program in Cordele, a naval academy appointment for Austin Barrett Jr, the death of Zetta Philips in Adrian, and a new Americus reservoir. Reports cite AAA farm aid support, Georgia exports rising, and local graduations at Athens and Milledgeville. Also noted are court actions, road and utility projects, and notable deaths, elections, and civic events across cities like Fitzgerald, Macon, and Dalton.
Old jail torn down at Appling Georgia landmark for 85 years
The old county jail at Appling is demolished. Built of Georgia stone, it stood 85 years as a local landmark. The material will be used to construct a fireproof office building for the clerk of the superior court.
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Appling
Georgia
Superior Court
Church unification may win approval in South
Columbus Ga August 20 The Rev J M Cutler presiding elder of the Columbus district of the Methodist Episcopal Church South believes the Southern church will approve the plan for unifying all Methodist bodies in the United States.
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Columbus
J. M. Cutler
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Southern Church
United States
Twins Named for Alaskan Tragedy Victims in Plains
In Plains Georgia on August 20 twin sons were born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Smith two days after the Alaskan tragedy. They have been named Will Rogers Smith and Wiley Post Smith to honor the famed humorist and the pioneering aviator. Smith is a traveling grocery salesman.
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Plains
Oliver Smith
Will Rogers Smith
Wiley Post Smith
Smith
Government aid funds 66 students at Georgia Southwestern
Americus Ga Aug 20 The government’s student aid program will enable 66 students at Georgia Southwestern College of Americus to continue their education. The government allotted 88 full time jobs to the college, but low tuition costs allowed the work to be divided to benefit more students.
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Americus, Ga
Georgia Southwestern College of Americus
Hearing Scheduled in Wangatta Slaying
Columbus, Ga Aug. 19 William Voight of Columbus will face a preliminary hearing Wednesday at Hamilton in the Harris county slaying of Mrs. Mary Vangatta whose body was found in Harris county Aug. 9. The hearing before W. G. Crye Harris county magistrate will be represented by Solicitor General A. Jones Perryman for the state.
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Columbus
William Voight
Hamilton
Mary Vangatta
Harris County
W. G. Crye
A. Jones Perryman
Georgia Handwork and Food Exchange Opens Booth
Miss Mary Stein will operate a new Georgia Handwork and Food Exchange booth at the Municipal Market 289 Edgewood Avenue corner Butler Street for selling Georgia products. Local Home Demonstration Agent Willie Leggitt invites interested sellers to contact.
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Mary Stein
Edgewood Avenue
Butler Street
Georgia Handwork and Food Exchange
Georgia
Willie Leggitt
Postoffice Site Bids Planned for 65 Cities Next Month
Washington reports the treasury will open bids for new post office sites in 65 cities, with openings held in each city. Georgia cities listed include Blakely Swainsboro Monticello LaFayette Jesup Jackson Hartwell and Cuthbert on September 8 and 4 and 9 for College Park Commerce respectively.
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Washington
Treasury
Georgia
Blakely
Swainsboro
Monticelo
LaFayette
Jesup
Jackson
Hartwel
Will of S R Cockrill Benefits Poor Children in Playd County
Rome Georgia August 17 The will of S R Cockrill a 77 year old who died about ten days ago directs all property including notes accounts mortgages security deeds real estate and other assets to be used for the assistance and benefit of the poor children of Playd county attorney Nat Harris who drew the will says the estate seems considerable Cockrill migrated from Arkansas about eighty years ago never married and had no immediate family the will is under the Ordinary Harry Johnsons office for debate.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Baxley
J. B. Moore
Russell
U. S. Supreme Court
United Stated
Amarilo
Texas
Lee
Jackson
Confederacy
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Amarillo
Chattanooga
Rome
S R. Cockrill
Harry Johnson
Nat Harris
Cockrill
Arkansas
Legion Auxiliary Program To Be Given For Macon Convention
Women of the Legion auxiliary head to Macon for the 15th annual Georgia department convention, a three day meeting marking a year of accomplishment. A joint session with the Legion opens Thursday evening, with national leaders and state guests attending. Social events are planned as members anticipate Macon's hospitality.
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Macon
the Legion Auxiliary
Georgia Department
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Maron
Crawford Boys of Florida Tour Leads Local FFA Group
Roberta Ga Aug 20 E L Sanders teacher Crawford County High School vocational agriculture and W Jones agricultural agent left early for Florida with a party of Future Farmers of America boys from Crawford County High School. Members include Lem an Spillers Lawton Burnette William Pierson Hall Causey and others. The class has a strong organization and their work is praised as leading to long term benefits for farming in the county.
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Roberta
E. L. Sanders
Crawford County High School
W. ¥. Jones
Crawford County
Florida
Roberta Future Farmers of America Club
Leman Spillers
Lawton Burnette
Willam Pierson
Hall Causey
William Rowel
Philip Rowel
Barney Ware
John Sega Alf Clay
Fred Bryant
M. M
Escaped convict slain by deputy near Adel Georgia
Adel Georgia August 18 an escaped convict named John Lewis sought for the killing James G Odum 22 turpentine still overseer was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff J B Ward near Adel after he refused to drop a pistol Odum had been shot Friday morning at a turpentine still and had been the prosecuting witness in the case He had escaped from a Tift county gang last week after overpowering guard Arthur Willis Funeral services for Odum were held Sunday in Tift county Odum oversaw Rigdon turpentine interests in the area.
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Adel
James G. Odum
Odum
Arthur Willis
Tift County
Rigdon Turpentine
Father of Shipps Succumbs in Texas
Charles Jack Shipp a Georgia pioneer and Cordele founder died in Cleveland Texas at 74 after years of ill health. He was father to B R Shipp P G Shipp and Nelson Shipp former Telegraph editor now Columbus Ledger editor. Sons rushed to Cordele to be with his widow. He published Cordeles Rambler and led local journalism and civic efforts.
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Charles Jack Shipp
Georgia
Cordele
Cleveland
Texas
B. R. Shipp
P. G. Shipp
Macon
Nelson Shipp
Macone Telegraph
Columbus Ledger
Charles J. Shipp
the Rambler
Big Welcome For Carrollton Sandlot Team Returns Home
Carrollton residents crowded the city square on August 19 to welcome home the sandlot baseball team victorious in the Southeastern regional American Legion title at Tampa. Mayor Luck and speakers Ralph Meeks Horace Coyle Mrs Foster and Jack Aycock praised the players who defeated Jackson Miss to win the Tampa championship and noted their upcoming eastern regional tilt in Charlotte North Carolina later this week.
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Carrollton
American Legion
Tampa
Fla
City Hall
T. R. Luck
Ralph Meeks
Carrollton Legion Post
Horace Coyle
Civitan Club
R E, Foster
Jack Aycock
Jackson
Miss
Charlotte
N. C
Three Men Killed as Train Crashes Car at Waycross
Waycross Georgia August 18 Three turpentine workers Willie and Cliff Morgan and C A Gillis were killed when the Seminole Express of Atlantic Coast Line collided with their automobile at a grade crossing inside Waycross. Wreckage stretched along the railroad for about half a mile. The victims were identified by W R Morgan, father of the two brothers, as BATES and Wheeler Morgan witnessed the crash.
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Waycross
Seminole Express
A C. L
Willie
Cliff Morgan
C. A. Gillis
Fairfax
W. B. Bates
W. R Morgan
Bates
Wheeler Morgan
Morgan
Public Notice of Foreclosure in Taylor County Georgia
Legal Advertisement states Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation will sell on September 8 1985 at the Taylor County Courthouse during logy hours of sale all that tract of land in Taylor County Georgia Lot 190 Twelfth District consisting of about 10543 acres. The transfer stems from a December 1983 loan to Herman Lawhorn secured by a deed of trust recorded in Book A page 185. The sale is to satisfy the indebtedness under the loan deed and note. The description notes boundaries with J T Cochran Mrs H G Cooper Mrs Grace Hill and W R Lawhorn. A plat is on file with The Federal Land Bank of Columbia and the deed will be executed to the purchaser.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Herman
Lawhorn
Land Bank Commissioner
Taylor County Superior Court
Congress
Taylor Conty
A. B. and
M. G. Wells
Rus
J. T. Cochran
H. G. Cooper
Grace Hill
W. R. Lawhorn
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Columbia
South Carolina
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
C. B. Marshall
Georgia-Taylor County Year's Support Notice
Mrs W M Hill has filed for twelve months support from the estate of W M Hill deceased. The application will be heard at the September term of the county court on the first Monday in September 1935. August 6 1985. L T Peed Ordinary Taylor County Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. M. Hill
Sai Court
L. T. Peed
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A. H. Barrett
Wilkes County
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Zetta Philips, Negreas
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Americus
AAA
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Collector of Internal Revenue
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Duffee-Freeman Furniture Co
Atlanta
Dexter Blount
Denver, Col
National Commercial League
Barnesville
Gordon College
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Athens
University of Georgia
Jalie Martin
Thomaston
Tuesday
Martin
Sumemr School
Georgia State College For Women
Milledgeville
Claude Burman
Jacksonville
Ware County Hospital
Bibb County
James Sanders
Helen Woodham
Fitzgerald
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the Baptist Tabernacle
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Lyman Adams
Coffee County
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Ivin Ledbetter
Augusta
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Savannah
Chas H. Herty
Laurens County Court House
Dublin
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Macon Chamber of Commerce
New York State
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Geo. W. Camp
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Mercer University
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Cataula
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First Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Presbyterian Synod of Georgia
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Clinton, S. C
New York
Southern Railway
E. E. Barry
Crawford W. Long
U. S
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J. B Pound
Marion Dobbs
Marietta
Hhas
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Ethel Berry
George Berry
Grovetown
Ethel
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Georgia Tech
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West Georgia
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Decatur
Barnesville News Gazette
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J.D. Duke
St. Valley
American Taxpayers’ League
Arthur M. Moon
Adamsville
Grady Hospital
Montezuma
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Richard A. Chappell
Federal Court of the Northern Georgia District
Gainesville
MacDonald Construction Co
St. Louis
Cntract
Lancey
Bond Company
Mare Bros. ‘Construction Co
St Louis
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J. A. Holzendorf, Jr
Stockton
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Wangatta
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Pai
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San Jose
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