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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

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Butler shoppers urged to buy local this Christmas season

In Butler the message emphasizes supporting home merchants over distant cities. A local writer commends Kitie at Jarrell Department Store and praises community trade, urging residents to shop at Butler stores for Christmas, sustaining local jobs and meals. The column also features light notes on Obie Bankston’s store, a proposed Bald Head club, and letters to Santa with humorous local flavor.

Atlanta Macon Columbus Butler

Butler Georgia prospers as paving links connect towns

A historical look at Butler in Taylor County shows a transformation from a forgotten village to a bustling Georgia town with paved streets, thriving shops, and growing visitor traffic. Ellaville and Macon area improvements mirror Butler’s revival, underscoring calls to finish paving all county sites to boost statewide commerce and connection.

Roy Neal Tours The Cir cle With Eugene Anderson

Roy Neal recaps a city visit accompanying Eugene Anderson, conductor of a Telegraph and News feature. He describes long rounds through rain and mud with dizzying pace, noting Anderson’s left side driving and constant circling as they joke about navigation and driving style.

Mr. Neal Eugene Anderson Telegraph News Eugene Lony

Friends Mourn Death of Mr Lee Reinhart

Taylor county readers learn of the death of Lee P Reinhart a Butler raised jeweler who built wealth in Peru Indiana where his business thrived and he lived until his passing at 230 PM Monday interment followed in Peru Tuesday The obituary notes his Westward ventures and independent fortune with ties to local boyhood friends and kin.

Taylor County Lee P. Reinhart Butler Reinhart West Peru Ind

Local Paving to Begin This Week in Butler Ga

Local paving work starts this week as International Construction Co. arrives with machinery to pave around the courthouse and along highway 96 from the Taylor Talbot county line to Pebble. R. C. Payne, superintendent, confirms start. Elizabeth Bazemore joins Dixie Cafe, taking over City Cafe from H. B. Walker. A Roe buck Farm level borrower is urged to return the tool to owner G. W. Harris.

Herald R. C. Payne International Construction Co Butler Highway 96 Taylor-Talbot County Pebble G. W. Harris Butler, Ga

Justice of Peace and Constable Election Highlights

Judge W. W. Douglas was re elected Justice of the Peace for Butler district with no opposition. G J Hartman elected Constable. Other districts also announced results including Reynolds Ricks Carson J P Potterville J B Amerson J P J F Kimble Jim Windham Constable Carsonville E C Gholson J P BE M Gaultney Constable Howard district P A England J P Mauk district Allie Calahan J P.

W. W. Douglas Justice of the Peace Butler G. J. Hartman OWS Reynolds Ricks Carson J. P Potterville J. B. Amerson J. F. Kimble Jim Windham Carsonville

Roberta Telephone Operator Heroine in Roberta Fire

In Roberta Georgia on December 7 a fierce blaze in the business district trapped Miss Coralie Moulton a phone operator who stayed at her post until forced to leap from a second story window. Volunteers fought through rain to save the exchange owned by Mrs. H C Bond as melted wires halted escape. Fire resulted from a cafe stove and the town organized no formal system.

Roberta H. C. Bond Anl Reynolds Butler Basil Hall Macon ‘Telegraph Coralie Moulton

Johnson passes at Oglethorpe after long illness

Death of Hon. W. C. Johnson at his Oglethorpe home occurs after a long illness. A civic, religious, and educational leader, he served as tax collector 1898 to 1928 and as Oglethorpe Methodist Church superintendent for 29 years. He was 81 last summer and linked to Dr. Halley and Mrs. Tinsley through family ties.

W. GC. Johnson Oglethorpe R. G.T. Halley Butler T. H. Tinsley Reynolds Methodist Church Johnson Long Oglethorpe Methodist Church

New Pastor Expresses Gratitude to Butler Community

Edgar A. Martin extends thanks to the people of Butler and Taylor County for their reception and support. He expresses optimism about the ministry, urges regular church attendance, involvement in church activities, and cooperation to build up the Kingdom of God. He hopes to report the best year of his ministry and looks forward to future success in Dublin.

Butler Taylor County Taylor Dublin Church School Woman's Missionary Society Kingdom of God Edgar A. Martin

Butler Sells First Robbery Hit In Many Years

Butler experienced its first store burglary in a long time when Joiner Bros. mercantile was robbed of groceries, overalls, cash, canned goods, cigars and tobacco totaling under 100 dollars. Entry was through a broken front window. Night officer J A Cook notes the window intact at 4 am and broken by 6 am Sunday. Mrs. H B Walker, longtime cafe figure, bought City Cafe from Mrs. Sara Moore last week and plans improvements to boost patronage.

Butler Long Messrs Joiner Bros J. A. Cook H. B. Walker Dixie Cafe Sara Moore Public Square

Local hunters win blue ribbon for sportsmanship

Dr. Lewis Benson along with Messrs E Bazemore and B H Walker won the blue ribber for sportsmanship on Wednesday morning after bagging two wild turkeys on Tim's Creek. The two birds weighed a total of thirty pounds when brought to town and placed on the scales.

Lewis Benson E. Bazemore B.H. Walker Tim's Creek

Jarrells Store Ad Pays More for Corn Beans and Peas

The Butler Georgia store invites farmers to bring corn beans and peas offering higher payments. The simple ad emphasizes better prices at Jarrells Store in Butler.

Jarrell's Store Butler

Christmas Pageant and Santa Visit at Rupert Junior High

Friday night December 18 at Rupert Junior High auditorium a Christmas pageant by pupils of all grades precedes Santa Claus arrival. The young performers present the Wonderful Story with carols and readings as families are invited to attend and share in the holiday fun with toys and jokes from Jolly St Nick.

Rupert Junior High School Santa Claus Jolly St. Nick

Death of J H Dougherty After One Week Illness

Mr Jeff Hudson Dougherty died at 9 15 Tuesday night at his brother’s home in Butler after a week of pneumonia. A former state highway department worker, he had been stationed in Montezuma for the past year. Born May 9 1904 in Carroll County Georgia, he was a son of Thomas A and Anna Dougherty and a Methodist. Survived by three brothers and three sisters, his funeral and burial will be in Clem Georgia with Mosers Edwards Bros funeral directors.

EF. D. Dougherty Butler Jeff Hudson Dougherty Dougherty State Highway Department Montezuma Mr. Dougherty Carroll County Thomas A Anna §. Dougherty Methodist Church D. Dougherty Reese Dougherty D! Mon‘tezuma I. A. Dougherty Arco F. W. Halloway Christie Daisy Dougherty Clem

Schools Close for Holidays Across County on Dec 18

Schools locally and countywide will close for Christmas holidays on Friday December 18 and reopen Monday January 4. Teachers and students anticipate a two week vacation with many planning to be away, most at home during the holidays.

Red and Raymond at Cross Roads School Tonight

Red and Raymond and Their Boys from Old Kentucky perform at Crossroads School tonight at 7:30. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Proceeds go to the school. The show promises a new program, different from previous appearances, as the artists prepare for Christmas travel to Kentucky.

Red and Raymond Red & Raymond Old Kentucky Crossroads Kentucky

Election of officers at W C Davis Camp No 15 Americus

In Americus the W C Davis Camp No 15 United Spanish War Veterans elected Butler residents Frank Fain and Fred Bone to Commander and Senior Vice Commander roles respectively.

W. C. Davis Department of Georgia United Spanish War Veterans Americus Frank Fain Fred Bone Butler

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The Effie Smth Kitie Jarrell Obie Bankston Obie Tom Harmon Acton Bankston Tom Mack Marvin Griffin Butler School Nandy Claus Moley Austin Fred Lewis Dean Mercer Smith Oscar Cox Oxford Macon Telegraph Georgia Hitler Court House Oscar Dreizin court+house square Ellaville Ellavilii Roy Neal Friends Lee Reinhart Indiana Elizabeth Bazemore City Cafe Justice of Peace Constable W. C. Johnson Oglhorpe Macon County J. H. Daugherty Mosers Edwards Bros
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