Emory marks 113th anniversary in Georgia news roundup
The Georgia items note Emory University’s 113th anniversary observed on Tuesday, plus reports of cross burnings in Lamar County, a 96 year old man planning a fourth marriage, power expansion plans in Atlanta, and diverse local happenings fromMac on to Milledgeville and Athens.
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Emory University
William Hudgins
Georgia
Boy Scout Movement
Macon
Washington Co-Op Official Set to Speak at Farm Group Meet
Ernest Diebel of the Farm Credit Administration will address the Montezuma national farm loan association at its annual meeting in the Oglethorpe courthouse at 10 30 a m Tuesday February 1. J H Neisler will preside and reports on last year will be presented. Directors will be elected for three year terms. The event features a quiz contest with silver dollar prizes and outlines of the coming year. The association has more than 300 members with many attending. Diebel began in Texas and has 20 years in the cooperative land bank system. Officers include S A Nunn J S McCoy and Mack Ham.
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Ernest Diebel
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
M. L. Cook Jr
Court House
Oglethorpe
Cook
J. H. Neisler
Land Bank
Washington
Diebel
Cooperative Land Bank System
Texas
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Neisler
Mr. Cook
S. A Nunn
Perry
J. S. McCoy
Macon
Mack Ham
Montezuma
Deaths and Funerals Ellaville Mrs Jabez Mc Corkle
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Jabez Mc Corkle 73 at her daughter Mrs Turner Benson’s home in Marion county. Interment followed in Ramah cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Eunice McCorkle Buena Vista Nelle Harbuck Columbus and Benson two sons Eld S H Mc Corkle and Jabez Mc Corkle Jr. of Marion county and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ellaville
Jabez McCorkle
Turner Benson
Marion County
Ramah Cemetery
Eunice McCorkle
Buena Vista
Nelle Harbuck
Columbus
Benson
Eld. S. H. McCorkle
Jabez McCorkle Jr
Prison Camp Near Reidsville Eases Overcrowding
A new $50,000 prison camp is under construction about two miles from Reidsville State Prison in Wayne county. Fourteen prisoners have started clearing a 15 acre tract on Lane's Bridge road. The plan calls for a building with a maximum capacity of 104 inmates.
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Jesup
Wayne County
Reidsville
R. E. Warren
State Board of Corrections
Ed Clements
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