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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

2

February 17 Set for Taylor County Court House Bond Election

An official notice calls a February 17 1984 election across Taylor County to approve or reject a bond issue for building a new courthouse. The plan funds $20 000 from county taxes with $64 000 covered by government via CWA, bonds of 1 00 each at 5 percent maturing through 1954, published in the Butler Herald for thirty days.

Taylor Couty Taylor County Herald CWA Georgia Board of Roads and Revenues H. S. Wall W. M. Brown E. C. Perkins Butler Herald Wm. M. Brown A. M. Halley

Woodpeckers sweep two wins and scout building progress

C C C notes recount Woodpeckers wins a 69 26 decision over the Medical Corps at Fort Benning and a 74 29 triumph over Ellaville. Thornton leads scorers with 18 and 27 points in the two games, followed by Marlar Hallman and others. The Robert E Lee Athletic Association also falls 78 22 as Marlar scores 27. The recreation hall nears completion with rustic furniture by Lewis Hunter. Also notes a new song Featherhead and staff updates at Camp.

Guy KE. Carmichael Woodpeckers Medical Corps Fort, Benning Ellaville Benning Thornton Butler Cummins Robert KE. Lee Athletic Association Thomaston Marlar CCC Fancher Matt

Big Wresting Card at Springer Opera House Friday

Otto Ruff and George Harbin face off in the feature match of the Milk Fund Wrestling card at Springer Opera House in Columbus on Friday January 27 Ladies admitted free with paid admission. Alec Reeves vs Bull Smith in the semi finals and a fant boxing match opens the show Ruff tours the south and could meet Blackstock if a title bout materializes in Columbus.

Otto Tiny” Ruff George Sally” Harbin Atlanta Milk Fund Springer Opera House Columbus Alec. “Rinper Reeves Urite Ruff Harbin South Electric City Marshall Backstock Jack Dempsey Blackstock Inda Smith Tyne Reeves

Local man with ear to cover county headline

A local notice fragment mentions a county matter tied to Mibloor es Grtister. It references advertising on One Mee 515 Goodale and a mention of Sem in unclear context, leaving essential details unreadable.

Mibloor Es Grtister Goodale

Taylor County Tax Receiver's Rounds For 1934

Taylor County tax receiver lists rounds for 1934 with precincts at stores in P. E. McDaniel's, Reynolds, Norwich, Charing, Southland, Potterville, Five Points, Howard, Wesley Church, Watsonville, Mauk, Rupert and J. B. Griffith's stores. Dates run Feb 2 to Apr 28 with times 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 10 to 12 a.m. Recommends residents meet at the receiver's Butler office Saturdays to file returns and avoid copying errors from old lists.

Gbhorgia Taylor County P. E.mcdaniel’s Reynolds Citizens State Bank Norwich Charing, Rogers Southland Potterville Underwood's W. A. Jarrell Howard Herman Vanlandingham Wesley Church Watsonville Mauk Randall Waller J. B. Byrd J. B. Griffith Rupert W. E. Elliston Butler

Georgia postmasters named by Roosevelt on Tuesday

Washington lists 43 Georgia nominees for postmaster jobs, sent to the senate by President Roosevelt. Included are Dan L. Gibson Albany, Peyton T. Anderson Macon, Edward A. Tigner, Adairsville, Ruth D. McClure Acworth, Cleo H. Pierce Adrian, George E. Yeomans Riley, Alma, and many others across cities such as Savannah, Decatur, Douglas, Fort Screven, Jefferson, Lincolnton, and Waynesboro among numerous towns.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Georgia Dan L. Gibson Albany Peyton T. Anderson Macon Edward A. Tigner Iledgentes Marion Lucas Savana Acworth Ruth D. McClure Adairaville Cleo H, Pierce Adrian Geo. E. Yeomans Riley George 4 McIntyre Alma John G. Gruber Austell Chester Maynard Buena Vista Henrietta E Louisville Rhesa S. Farmer Ludowici A. B. Howard Smithville Susie M Lunsford Statesboro George T. Groover Stone Mountain Mamie G. White Union Point Bertha L. Boyd Vienna Tilden A. Adkins Charles H. Orr Waynesboro Sim A. Gray Wrightsville Robert B. Bryan Buchanan Hardy S. McCal

Federal hog processing tax rates and filing guidelines

A government notice outlines hog processing tax rates by date and weight, effective Jan 1 1934 to Mar 1 1984, with $1.00, $1.60 and $2.25 per hundredweight live weight. Producers must report weights by hog cuts sold and file monthly returns by the last day of the following month. Signed by W. E. Page, Collector.

Secretary of Agriculture W. E. Page

Southeastern Hatcheries advertises Leghorn chicks in Georgia

Leghorn chicks available for definite delivery from Southeastern Hatcheries Columbus GA. Breeders claim high egg records from 250 to 812 per year and blood-tested pullet disease clearance by Georgia Veterinary Department. Breeds listed include Barred Rocks White Rocks Buff Orpingtons White Wyandotts and Reds. Prices ten dollars per hundred for Leghorns eight fifty for others with discounts on larger quantities.

Georgia Vetinary Department Southeastern Hatcheries Sixth Avenue Columbus, Ga

Fort Valley banker dies in suspected self-inflicted wound

R C White aged 39 a Fort Valley banker and Bankers Health and Life Insurance agent was found dead in his car on the outskirts of Fort Valley with a pistol wound to the head. The death is reported as a suspected selfinflicted act.

R. C. White Banker’s Health and Life Insurance Company Fort Valley

Or Rent Will Rent One Two Or Three Horse Farm

Property listing from Gray place in Butler Georgia offers a standing rent option for a one two or three horse farm. Terms available on request.

North Perf Gray Place Steed Butler

Georgia GOP member James Arnold held for murder

Athens Ga Jan 19 James W Arnold Republican national committeeman was arrested on a murder charge and jailed in Athens after coroner's jury verdict linked him to the killing of George Hawks, a tenant farmer on Arnold’s Oconee county plantation. Arnold says he left Athens with his wife to pay tenants and hunt quail, denying bond and awaiting grand jury action.

Athens Jas. W. Arnold Republican National Committee Georgia George Hawks Arnold Oconee County Crowley Watkinsville Hawks Henry Hawks Pee Arnold

Local CCC Camp Fete To Benefit Warm Springs Foundation

A humorous charity basketball game staged by Camp 1430 CGC officers and cooks will precede the Ideal high school vs Camp 1480 Junior game at Butler gym Monday evening Jan 28. Proceeds go to Roosevelt birthday observance and Warm Springs Foundation. admission 25 cents.

CCC Warm — Springs Foundation Butler Gymnasium Camp 1430 CGC Fast Ideal High School J. G. Cocke Rip J. E. Rohrer Maggie Perry Hill National Committee

Here Comes Charlie to Be Presented at Cross Roads

The Cross Roads School Improvement Club sponsors a three act comedy Here Comes Charlie to be staged Friday night February 2 at 7 30 in the school building. Admission 10 and 20 cents. Cast includes Nora Mahone Mrs Benjamin Kirksey Officer Tim McGrill Talmadge Kirksey Fanny Farrham Evelyn Taunton Larry Elliott Mangham Children Ted Hartley Troy Bone Vivian Smyth Kersey Daisy Bone Uncle Aleck Twiggs John Cox Charlie Hopp Louise Parks Mrs Caroline Smyth Kersey Erma Taunton aes Smyth-Kersey Ennis Chil ree

The Cross Roads John Cox Charlie Hopp Louise Parks Caroline Smyth Kersey Erma Taunton Aes Smyth Ennis Chilree

Lost Dog Ren in Butler Georgia

German police male dog about a year old named Ren. Left ear folded over. If found, please return to Thomas Daniel in Butler Georgia.

Ren Thomas Daniel Butler

Five Are Killed As Lamp Bursts In Canton Ga

Canton Ga Jan 23 A gasoline explosion in an old fashioned lamp killed mother father and three children of a seven member farm family. Rufus Cochran died from burns after the fuel exploded Monday night. Milton 6 Julia 9 Elizabeth 8 perished in the fire. Two other children aged 7 and 15 months survived. The boy ran three miles to summon help. Funeral services are set for 11 a m Wednesday at Mica Baptist church with burial in a single grave. The two orphans and their grandparents survive.

Canton Rufus Cochran Mica Baptist Church

Two Children Die in Hay Barn Fire Near Villa Rica

Villa Rica Georgia January 19 two four year old cousins Junior McCory and James Kimball were burned to death in a hay filled barn one mile from Villa Rica after playing with matches. Mothers at home said they had taken matches and tried to reach the boys as flames trapped them.

Villa Rica Junior McCory James Kimball Ames

Chambers Session of Taylor Superior Court Held in Butler

A chambers session of Taylor Superior Court will be held in Butler next Monday Jan 29 to hear motions and demurrers. There will be no jury cases disposed of, and jurors with no other business are excused from attendance.

Chambers Taylor Superior Court C. Frank McLaughlin Superior Courts Chattahoochee Circuit Thelmon Jarrell Butler

Butler Welcomes Chaplain McKee on CCC Camp Visit

Captain Wm A McKee former Sheffield Alabama pastor and CCC Camp assistant chaplain paid his first visit to the Butler CCC Camp Sunday. He preached at the Methodist church Sunday night and addressed the Butler High School student body Monday morning after services at the camp. He praised Butler citizens for their hospitality to about two hundred CCC members.

McKee Wm. A. McKee Sheffield Ala Corps H CCC Butler Ocg

Rev J E Pate to preach at Butler Baptist Church

Adel clergyman Rev J E Pate will preach at Butler Baptist Church next Sunday. Services are at 11 AM and 7 PM with invitations extended to the public to attend both sermons. Pate is noted as a Christian gentleman and capable minister.

J. E. Pate Baptist Church Adel Butler Baptist Church Mr. Pate

Bay lion state highway No. 22 project update begins eastward

Work started last week on Baylion state highway No. 22 from the courthouse at Knoxville toward Ellis. The project spans miles east to Ellis, marking a significant road expansion through the region. Related officials and timelines are noted in local dispatches.

Knoxville Miles Ellis, Place

Lonnie B Booth dies from shotgun wound in Union County

Lonnie B Booth 61, a Union community farmer and county longtime resident, died Sunday from a self inflicted shotgun wound. Survived by Edna Gholson Booth, three sons, one daughter, five brothers and one sister. Funeral held Monday at Union cemetery conducted by Rev W E Hightower and Rev M T Gaultney with pallbearers Hampton Britton Terrell Booth Murray Gorman Jarrell Jamie Harmon.

Née Newa Lonnie B. Booth Union Booth George 8. Booth Edna Gholson J. R W. P George Harvey Herbert Booth J. M. McCanta Union Cemeter W. E. Hightower Methodist Church

Officers Fickling Masonic Lodge Installed Thursday Night

The regular annual election of officers for Ce Lodge 129 F. and A. M. elected for 1934 includes Worshipful Master E Benns Sr Warden I M Rustin Jr Warden C F Rustin Tyler J H Amos Secretary F A Peed Treasurer Dr Lewis Beeson Sr Deacon E H Bazemore Jr Deacon Hikaeze Sr Steward Bernard Walker Jr Steward Dr H J Porter Chaplain. Regular communications are held on the peace Thursday with encouraging attendance and interest. all members urged to attend.

Ce Lodge E. Benns I. M. Rustin C. F. Rustin J. H. Amos Tyler E. F. Moore F. A. Peed Lewis Beeson E. H. Bazemore Hikaeze Bernard Walker H. J. Porter

Church Officials To Meet At Mt Pisgah Missionary

An important meeting of the entire church membership at Mt Pisgah Missionary Church is set for next Saturday at 10 a m. The off board and all who can attend are urged to be present as the matter demands attention.

iPr Mt. Pisgah

Butler and Howard charge hold first quarterly meeting

M E Church announces the first quarterly conference for the Butler and Howard charge at Howard on Friday May 26. Officials are urged to attend. Preaching schedules are listed for CCC Camp Sunday 8 30 am Weasley church 10 pm Union church 11 15 am Wesley 7 pm Sunday school Wesley 11 am Union 18 am League at Wesley 6 16. W E HIGHTO

Butler and Howard Howard CCC Weasley Union Church Wesley Wesley Church

Community Singing at Mt Pisgah February First Sunday

Readable notice invites a 2 30 oclock start at Mt Pisgah with a community singing. Bring long books and join in sacred hymn singing. Sponsored by Wight Nurseries Cairo Ga with prices listed.

Mt. Pisgah Sseerines Wight Nurseries Cairo

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Lewis Hunter Cocoanut Bennett K. P's Lieut Jay E. Rohrer Mississippi Springer Third Cong Cuth.bert Fitz.gerald Smith.ville BABY Fort Valleyan James W. Arnold G.O.P National Charlie L. B. Booth Varmer Masonic Lodge M. E
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