Reynolds Social Notes Mention Visits and Holidays
Reynolds residents and visitors are noted in a string of short items. Mr Ed Hollis in Atlanta and Mrs E A Hollis with William White of Alabama are among those visiting or hosted by local families. several trips to Macon Atlanta Americus and Jacksonville are listed. A barbecue at Saunders Windham Station and a closing school vacation are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Alabama
Mrs
E A Hollis
Mrs H F McDaniel Dies In Macon County
The funeral of Mrs H F McDaniel was held at Pine Level Church with Rev T E Davenport and Rev J J Sanders officiating. Born in Marion County she died at Lewis Hicks Place in Macon County in her 68th year, surviving eight children and seventeen grandchildren. She was a longtime Christian church member, praised for faithfulness and dying in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McDaniel
Pine Level Church
T. E. Davenport
Reynolds
J. J. Sanders
Oglethorpe
McDaniel
Marion County
Lewis Hicks Place
Macon County
Henry F. McDaniel
Woman's Improvement Club Hosts Christmas Program
The Reynolds Woman's Improvement Club held its final meeting on Wednesday December 2 at Mrs R A Hinton's home with Mrs Paul Hodges as joint hostess. The program featured religious readings songs scenes from Dickens Christmas Carol and holiday decor with chrysanthemums and a salad course served with Christmas favors on each plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Improvement Club of
Reynolds
R. A Hinton
Paul Hodges
Pyron
Reading
Jes
Sara E. Parks
Marion Hodges
Scrooge
Thurman Whatley
Ben Hinton
Meeting of Stockholders at First National Bank Reynolds GA
The annual meeting of the stockholders of The First National Bank of Reynolds will be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 12 1926 at 10 oclock AM. Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and other business of importance transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Reynolds
Test of Real Worth and the Weight of Few Testimonies
A compact reflection cites Kant on real worth not in crowd approval but in the testimony of a few. It argues that true value comes from honest standards and carefully weighed opinions rather than popular favor.
Early Japanese Telephones by Osaka Police Use
The first practical use of the telephone in Japan was by the Osaka police shortly after 1877. The system connected up to 30 miles with ten instruments on a single iron wire circuit, as reported by Telephone News Service.
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Japan
Osaka
What Every Man Admires Muriel Upwey
A quotation notes Muriel Upwey as perfect wife material, describing her as young pretty and obedient with an air of helpless dependence valued by men. The description reflects a period view of marriage and gender roles from Stacy Aumonier.
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Muriel Upwey
Stacy Aumonier
Runaway Motor Hearse Strikes Chief Constable’s Wife
A runaway motor hearse in Hull plowed onto the pavement and pinned the wife of the chief constable against a wall at the royal infirmary, causing severe injuries. The incident shocked witnesses as emergency services responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Hull
England
Royal Infirmary
Ant Jaw Strength Lifts 275 Tons Concept
A tiny field ant can lift 275 tons if proportionally scaled to its jaw strength, given its jaws can hold 3,000 times its body weight. The estimate highlights extreme scaling of animal strength in a hypothetical scenario.
San ta Claus time at Reynolds School
Reynolds School looks forward to holiday time from December 23 to January 4 1926 with good cheer amid notes of sickness and heat problems. A humorous poem and clipped verses reflect school life and a playful take on wheels and moving forward into a new term.
Weight in Gold: Theory and Economic Insight
The piece argues that a man’s value exceeds his body weight in gold when using currency measures. It calculates a 150 pound man equal to 182.2 pounds troy weight, valuing him at about 45 193 dollars and showing a potential 2 260 dollar annual return at 5 percent. It notes many earn less and urges higher returns on natural endowments.
In Memory of Mrs Mary Brown McDaniel
An obituary for Mrs Mary Brown McDaniel born December 21 1857 in Marion County and long time resident of Macon County. She married Phil McDaniel in 1880 and died December 18 1925 after a life of faith. Survived by seven children seventeen grandchildren and her husband, she rests at Pine Level Church Cemetery with family urged to keep faith and scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown McDaniel
Marion County
Dev
Phil McDaniel
Jesus
Baptist Rehurch
Harris County
Macon County
Bro. Saunders
Oslethorpe
Bro. Davenport
Rey Mnolds
Old Pine Level Church
Mother
Clay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds “Department
Ed Hollis
Atlanta
Clark
Byron
Mr. Leonard Cooper
Macon
F. A. Ricks
Ollie Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
S W White
George Hobbs
Americus
O. O Cooper
C H. Neisler
Mrs. Dorothy Strong
Mr. Guerry Strong
Mr. O. O Cooper
H R Powell
Lewis Adams
Mrs. Bailey
Bill Bankston
Roberta
E H. Joiner
Sam Harp
D W Harp
Wesley Memorial Hospital
William Lowe
J. I Fuller
Saunders & Windham Filltation
Reynolds Public
Mrs Clarence Horton
Clay Bryan
Charley Seay
T. D Seay
Church Circle No. 4
Saunders & Windham
Burns Masonic Lodge
Mrs. Clark
Mississippi
T E. Davenport
Methodist Church
Ernest Jarrell
W. H. Trussell, Jr
Jm Fountain
Brown Marshall
Burns Lodge No. 56
A. M
E Mitchell
Terrel Waters
Reynolds Lodge
Ruby Rhodes
Mr. W J Carson
Washington, D. C
Washington
J C Hind
Frances and
Edward
Albany
J C. Hind
Ralph Pendergrast
Illinois
J E. Pendergrast
Spencer
First National Bank OF
Reynolds, GA
Reynolds School News
Marion
Ohio
Whittier
Virginia Agri
Kodaks
Kodak
Coty’s
Houbigtnt’s
Cappi
Nunnally’s and Norris
Reynolds Pharmacy
First National Bank
Lewis
Georgia
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