Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Butler Herald in Butler, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1925

Page

2

Local Notes and Visits Across Fort Valley and Nearby

Miss Orusley spends the weekend in Fort Valley while Mrs. Sallie Anthony is sick. Mr. Montgomery travels to Florida on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hinton visit Macon, and other locals share social calls in Reynolds Byron Columbus and nearby towns. A new store project for W I Powell begins, and a mule shipment is expected. A missionary circle in Reynolds elects officers and discusses women’s work and training for future service.

A. J. Barrow Mesdames i K. Sealy Cairman A. M. Car Lter Sealy J. H Brewer Treas Ross Lucas Jennie Dean Chappe A. D Kirksey Trinity Church Baltimore Woman's Missionary Society M E. Church South A. J Barrow W Blipscomb China Boxer Massatree A. M. Carter 8. D. Anthony

Unequally Divided Population Density Across Nations

The passage notes Holland has 205 persons per square mile while France has 74, the United States 11, Argentina 8, and Australia under 1. It frames the issue as insufficient space for both professional men and farmers amid varying densities.

Holland France United States Argentina Australia

America's Oldest Hospital in Philadelphia Chronicle

An historical note on Pennsylvania Hospital, said to be America’s oldest, founded in 1761 under a royal charter granted by King George I of England, highlighting its colonial origins and long-standing status in Philadelphia.

America Pennsylvania Stal Philadelphia George 1 England

Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds Meeting Notice

The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at 2 80 p m February 4 at the home of Mrs Z T Weaver with Mrs W F Weaver as joint hostess The program includes Business The World's History Is a Divine Poem Garfield The Marshes of Glynn Sydney Lanier Mrs C L Pyron Reading Miss Sarah Parks St Simon's Island of Romance and History Mrs M A Liffey Poem In Georgia Lan' by Mrs wel D Saunders

Woman’s Imporvement Club of Reynolds ZT Weaver W. F. Weaver Garfield Glynn Sydney Lanier C. L. Pyron Sarah, Parks St. Simon's Island M. A Liffey Georgia Lan Wel D. Saunders

January Meeting Of Gordon Cannon Chapter U v

The Gordon Cannon Chapter U v held its January meeting Thursday at Mrs. W. E. Marehall’s home with Mrs. Julia Ingram as joint host. Reports from committee chairmen and delegate Emory Seay to the Savannah convention were reviewed and seven new members enrolled. The treasurer announced dues increased to 1.40. A program followed with duets, sketches on Tom Watson, piano solos, and other performances.

Gordon Cannon U. v Thureday, m W. E Marehall Julia ‘Ingram Joint-Hientens Emory Seay Savannah Ahso Felton A. G. Hicks Blanche Marshall Lydia Goddard Tom Watson Misa Leach Bryan Frances Hodges Harry Stillwell Edwards Mia T. Whatley Louise Barrow

Potterville Births and Visits Mark Local Notes

Mr and Mrs M A Lee announce the birth of twin girls Odell and Mardell on Jan 19. Mrs Lillian Payne and others were weekend guests of Miss Nettie Windham. A baby boy Clifford Edward born Jan 22 to Mr and Mrs W C Childres. Richmond Alvin born Jan 21 to Mr and Mrs Jim Childres. Jack Windham of Thomas ton visited his parents. Many Sunday guests and a church sing at Missionary church February 1 at 1 45 pm. M L Crook and children visited Paul Jones. U S Underwood and children visited Velma Hinton. Myrtle Jones visited Lillian Payne. Taylor Mill school finished semi finals and Waldenta’s room went on a hike. Attend Sunday School next Sunday. singing every first Sunday afternoon. Annie Windham, Bris Peterman visited Ruth Moody. Jessie Windham visited J W Klosser. Lilla Youngblood and family visited Tom Childers.

W C Childres Clifford Edward Maurine Elizabeth Rodgers Nell Cofield Lena Oliver Mras Jim Childree Richmond Alvin Missionary Church M. L Crook Paul Jones Taylor Mill Waldenta Annie Windham Bris Peterman Ruth Moody Jessie Windham J. W. Klosser Tom Childres Lillian Mabel Ruth’ Moody Eris Peterman J. V. Klosser Lilla Youngblood Tom Childers

Mrs Garrett Entertains At Charing Music Party

Mrs J T Garrett hosted a music party at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Garrett in Charing last Thursday night. Guests enjoyed piano violin and guitar performances by Misses Emmie and Wilma Whittington and Mrs A M Halley, followed by hot chocolate and sandwiches in the dining room. Guests included Neila Roberts Emily Garrett Janie Whatley Mary Jackson and others plus Luther Fountain Lemon Whittington Lealious Garrett.

Tom. Garrett Charing J. T. Garrett Emmie Wilma Whittington A. M. Halley Neila Roberts Emily Garrett Janie Whatley Mary Jackson Perry Watson Luther Fountain Lemon Whittington Lealious Garrett

Healthmobile Regt On Rend On Rend Healthmobile

Many counties in our state faced reduced health work as funds ran short. The Healthmobile program, praised for mercy and education, has been discontinued due to lack of funds though officials hope to revive it in spring. The State Board plans to seek money to sustain health efforts and urges legislative support.

Mary State Board of Health Mercy and Education Abercrombie General Assembly

New Vaccination Method Promises Smaller Scars and Faster Cleanup

A revised vaccination technique claims cosmetic scar reduction and immediate arm cleansing to limit pus formation. The State Board of Health plans to supply the virus for smallpox vaccination at reduced prices. Georgia reports at least 80,000 active tuberculosis cases, many from childhood, with babies especially at risk and likely to contract the germ when in contact with an infectious case.

State Board of Health Georgia

Ancient Crete statues reveal slender waists across Europe

Writings from Greece and Rome reference corseting as a practice linked to the era of slender waists. Statues from Crete about five thousand years ago show the aesthetic. Ancient women from the Far East to Europe and the western shores favored a cinched silhouette.

Crete Europe

For Sale Cabbage Plants From Jenkins Ga

For sale cabbage plants of leading varieties Charleston Succession Early Jersey Wakefield Flat Dutch Percy Island Wakefield. 25 cents per hundred. Mail orders filled promptly by P A Jenkins at F Reynolds Ga R 1-1.

Charleston Percy Island Wakefield P. A, Jenkins F. Reynolds

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. E. Hodges Concordia Fire Insurance Company Department Civic Improvement Club of Miss Orusley Fort Valley C. M. Montgomery Florida Mrs. B. W. Hinton Macon C. H. Neisler E.E. Hodges Byron F. M. _Carson Oglethorpe James Fountain of Mr. Brewer Frank Powell Columbus Mae Fountain A. G Hicks Herman Hicks Neisler & Payne Mintie Theus Butler Ethel Jones Manchee T. J. Fountain T . Poole Mattie Musslewhite Inez Waters North Carolina Mrs Terrell Waters E. H. Griffith Atlanta Ben Griffith D. L. Saunders E. R Windham Betty Joe R. L. Bell Miss Burnside Bridge Club Washington E. P. Hodges J. D. Dell Methodist Church Ellen Payne Winnie Aultman Benjamin Hodges Mrs. Wright W. H. Wright Missionary Circle NO CLUB Potterville M.A. Lee Odell and Mardell Lillian Corenne Payne Nettie Windham Jack Windham Thomaston G. L. Windham Gus Cofield AJ. Oliver U.S. Underwood Velma Hinton Myrtle Jones Suhday Lillian ‘Payne Mrs. Garrett H. J. Clark Reynolds, Ga Goddard Oliver F. F. Paris Roy Brewer Clay Bryan The First National Bank F A. Ricks Pres
Search Courier

Search the Butler Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Butler Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication