Reynolds Local News From August 22 1917 Reynolds GA
Reynolds residents report Col W F Weaver home from Atlanta and Mrs F A Ricks hosting Missionary Society. Many visits to Americus Vienna Thomaston and Florida with house parties at Miona Springs. Our college nears completion and Reynolds Mercantile promotes new warehousing venture. Local soldiers listed ready for front and Capt E G English improving in health.
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Reynolds
Capt
E. G. English
Mrs. English
Pleasant visit ends as Mrs Elba Payne returns home
Mrs Elba Payne and her children return to Thomaston after a pleasant visit with Mrs S B McDaniel. Mr Black of Athens is killed by a train near Reynolds while hard of hearing. The railroad arranged burial transport to Athens. Mary Lizzie Blackman and William E Radcliff of St George Fla wed at Reynolds home with ceremony by Rev J T Adams. Mendelsohn’s march notes as family gathers. The couple leaves for St George. Marc Potter of Chicago and Lewis Mathews of Talbotton visit Reynolds and stay with Capt Albert Carter and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba Payne
S B McDaniel
Thomaston
Mary Lizzie Blackman
William E. Radcliff
St. George
Fla
Robert Blackman
J. T. Adams
Mendelsohn
Mr. Radcliff
Marc Potter
Chicago
Lewis Mathews
Talbotton
Reynolds
Albert Carter
Potter
Lewis Potter
Prattsburg
The County's First Bales of New Cotton
The county received its first bale of new cotton at Reynolds on Monday sold by Planters Warehouse Company weighing 479 pounds at 24 cents per pound. A second bale of 1517 pounds bought by J M Weaver at 25 cents per pound. a third bale grown by Dennis Freeman sold to Weaver at top prices. More bales arrived with expectation of about 50 marketed by week’s end.
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Reynolds
Robert Bloodworth
Planters Warehouse Company
J. M. Weaver
C. C. Hill
Weaver
Dennis Freeman
F. F. Paris
Bankrupt Discharge Hearings Set in Atlanta District Court
Inre No. 1075 Lovie G Lucas bankruptcy hearing for discharge scheduled for September 22, 1917 at 9 00 A M in the United States District Court room Atlanta Ga creditors and interested parties advised to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Inre No. 1023 Eugene E Powell bankruptcy discharge petition to be heard September 22, 1917 at 10 00 A M in the United States District Court room Atlanta Ga creditors and interested parties advised to appear and show cause.
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Inre
Lovie G.lucas
United States District Court Room
Lanta
Georgia
C. Fuller
N. A. Brown
F. Weaver
Eugene E. Powell
Atlanta
D. C. Fuller
W. F. Weaver
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RE. M. Johnson Reynolds
New York
Federal Reserve Banking
H. A. Paris
Col. W. F. Weaver
W. J. Walker
Americus
W.J. Walker
Reynolds Mercantile Co
F. A. Ricks
the Missionary Society
Agnes Pye
Columbus
Wickee
Mrs. Howard Neisler
Cordele
Mrs. Fenn
Miona Springs
Col. C. B. Marshall
W. R. Whatley
Vienna
Mr. Pleas James
W. I. Powell
Miona
Hazel Barrow
Edgar Whatley and
Miss
Thomaston Sundaay
Florida
J B King
Pe Son
Will
Joel Hurt, Srr
Hirt Valley
Hutchenson
Moreland, Ga
Osenburg
Florence Smith
Unadilla
D W Payne
Robi E. Aultman
Jacksonville
The
Herald
Messrs
Robi. Aultman
Willis Saunders
J. Howard Neisler
Brooks Posey
Jim Windham
George Young
A.J. Payne
Fred Carter
A. M. Carter
Quartermaster’s Department
Warehouse & Fer
District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Ada Wilson
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