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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

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Clemency pleas for Taylor boys run as February hanging nears

Atlanta reports Gov Walker again receives letters from Georgia and beyond urging clemency for Willie Jones and Gervis Bloodworth, Taylor County youths aged 19 and 20. Proposals cite youth, intoxication, and opposition to capital punishment. Hooks note multiple postponements from court orders and a screening issue at the Butler jail.

Atlanta Willie Jones Gervis Bloodworth Taylor County Walker Georgia Howard F. Underwood Supreme Court W. EH. H. Searcy, Jr Griffin Circuit Butler Searcy

Body of Asa Tift Found in Flint River near Albany

Albany Ga Jan 81 The body of Asa Tift who was drowned in Kinchafoonee Creek two weeks ago while attempting in vain to save his younger mother Will was recovered from the Flint River Saturday morning just below Flint Memorial Bridge several miles below the creek dam where the drowning occurred The body of the younger brother was not found

Albany, Ga Asa Tift Kinchafoonee Creek Will Flint River Flint Memorial Bridge The Creek

Macon News Elects Officer

Macon February 1 stockholders at the annual meeting elected officers for the year including Robert L McKen ny as president and general manager Chas J Bayne editor Roy R Walls vice president and business manager Robert L Clifton managing editor J C Haire secretary and advertising manager R R Dugger treasurer and auditor New board additions are Mr Haire and Mr Dugger Congratulations go to Mr Dugger a former Taylor county youth son of Mr and Mrs J G Dugger

Macon The Macon News Robert L. McKenny Chas. J. Bayne Roy R. Walls Robert L. Clifton J. C Haire R. R. Dugger Haire Dugger

Good Reports At Quarterly Conference 1924 25 Butler Methodist

The first Quarterly Conference of the 1924 25 Butler Methodist church met at the church last Friday night with Presiding Elder J P Dell in charge. Reports from every department were favorable along with the financial report. Dell praised the pastor Rev J D McCord and church officials for past efforts and for plans outlined for the year ahead.

Butler Methodist Church J. P Dell Dell J. D. McCord Rgebureh

Butler P T A Meeting at Butler School Auditorium

The Butler P T A held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium with a large attendance. Highlights included routine business and an enjoyable program. Prof H Joiner of Reynolds High School gave a splendid address. Founders Day was set for Tuesday February 17 by vote.

Parent-Teacher Association Butler H. Joiner Reynolds High School

Quarterly Conferences Set for Howard and Mauk Circuits

Rev. J. P. Dell, presiding elder of the Columbus district, will hold the first quarterly conference for Howard Circuit at Howard tomorrow with preaching at 11:00, a basket dinner at noon, and a business session in the afternoon. Saturday he will conduct the Mauk Circuit conference. Dell completes his first district round and praises the district's bright prospects for 1925.

J. P. Dell Columbus Howard Dell Mauk

Card of Thanks for H. Y. Montgomery

We thank relatives and friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother, Mrs. H. Y. Montgomery, from Mr. H. Y. Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McChargue.

H. Y. Montgomery

Embezzlement Cases Target Columbus Firms

Columbus Georgia January 31 Alleged embezzlement cases involving about 80000 will be placed before the Muscogee County grand jury Monday Solicitor General Walker Flournoy announced Saturday The probes will name A Pickens Wade former auditor of the Muscogee Manufacturing Company and Fred Matthews former bookkeeper for W T Heard Wade a prominent Columbus businessman and civic leader reportedly fled the city His alleged shortage may exceed 20000 Matthews is said to be short 10000 The audit of the books is not yet finished

Columbus Mtacogee County Grand Jury Walker Flournoy Grand Jury A. Pickens Wade Muscogee Manufacturing Company Fred Matthews Mathews W. T. Heard

Indian Grave Unearthed by Rain Reveals Chief's Skeleton

Rain washing in Taylor county uncovers an ancient Indian grave near a river mound. The skeleton of a presumed chief is found with a decorated clay water vase shaped like a dog with a goose neck. Locally, relics from Cherokee settlements attract attention at the Neisler property in Reynolds.

Taylor County Flint River Locket Place C. N. Neisler Chattahoochee River Alabama Chattahoochee Mississippi Neisler Reynolds

Palmer Defends Law Technicalities in Lions Club

Columbus attorney George Palmer urged preservation of legal technicalities in a Lions Club address, arguing abolition would invite mob rule and threaten liberties. He defended the law against calls to abolish technicalities, linking them to constitutional protections and forefathers’ freedoms.

Columbus Willie Jones Gervis Bloodworth George ©. Palmer Lions Club Mrsl Palmer Jones and Bloodworth Mr. Palmer Palmer Ralston Hotel

Hog Killed by Montgomery Weighs 806 Pounds

Mr D R Montgomery of Panhandle district reported a single Poland China hog he butchered yielded 806 pounds of pork. The hog was three years old and his herd is noted for Spotted Poland China stock. This single animal apparently set a county record for size.

D. R. Montgomery Panhandle

Farms for Rent in 1925 Area Listings

The Albert Cooper place near Rupert along the Rupe rt to Charing road, a 3 horse farm ready for cultivation with a good dwelling and barn. The Sanders Old Place near Carsonville offers a good dwelling and a two horse farm open for rent. The W H Willis place near Daviston features a good house and a one horse farm ready for cultivation. February 4, 1925. W E Steed, office upstairs in Telephone Exchange.

Albert Cooper Rupert Charing Sanders Old Place Carsonville W. H. Willis Daviston W. E. Steed

Lost hound puppy, white with lemon spots in county

A three month old female hound puppy is missing since January 21. She has a white coat with lemon spots and a glass spot in her right eye. A reward is offered for her safe return.

For Sale White Wyandott Setting Eggs

For sale white Wyandott setting eggs Fisher strain heavy layers setting of 15 eggs. Price one dollar. Mail me your orders early J. J. Shealy.

Butler and Reynolds Postmasterships Up

President Coolidge sent to the Senate nominations for C W Bazemore as Butler postmaster and W M Hollis as Reynolds postmaster. The articles note Civil Service exams and party backing, with expected Senate action soon and the aim to replace retiring officials Mattie Riley and J G Hicks after long service.

President Coolidge Senate C. W. Bazemore Butler W. M. Hollis Reynolds Washington Coolidge U. S. Senate Civil Service Commission Butler and Bate ‘More Republican Party Butler Post Office Hollis Reynolds Post Office Bazemore Mattie’ Riley E. A. Hollis JG. Ticks

Cotton Seed Sale Notice in Butler Georgia

G. W. Harris advertises 200 bushels of Jones-Cook cotton seed ginned before the September rains at 1.00 per bushel. Located Butler Georgia. Contact details or further terms noted by the supplier.

Jones-Cook G. W. Harris Butler

Respite Requested for Jones Bloodworth in Murder Case

An extraordinary motion for a new trial is expected to delay the hanging of Willie Jones and Gervis Bloodworth, sentenced for the 1928 murder of H F Underwood. Attorneys Beeland and Foy reported new juror ties to the Underwood widow, prompting a stay until April term. execution slated for Friday is stayed to allow court action.

Willie Jones Gervis Bloodworth H. F. Underwood Homer Beeland C. W. Foy Atlanta L. V. Smith Taylor County

Ginners Report Shows Cotton Ginned In 1924 Crop

The report records 8,719 bales ginned in the county for 1924 up to January 16, 1925, compared with 6,283 bales ginned by January 16, 1924, indicating higher processing in the current season.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Taylor Boys Milton Sill Enid Bennett Mack Sennett SEA Hawk Frank Lloyd Sabatini J. C., Haire and Taylorounty Mr. Dugger J G. Dugger Columbus Civic Club J. J. Shealy Butler and Reynolds Jones-Bloodworth Underwood Ginners Report Oscar Dreiz Butler, GA
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