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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1929

Page

2

Local society notes features visits and gatherings

News of Atlanta visitors and local staycations fills the column with trips to Macon Thomaston Claxton and Pembroke plus golf tournament and fish fry planned for July 4. Household and club events include birthdays birthdays and a YW class report with members listed and a page closing note.

Missionary Circle No 2 Meets At Hicks Home

Missionary Study Class No 2 met with Mrs. Albert Hicks on June 17 with sixteen members and a visitor present. Mrs. Paul Trawick of Commerce and a new member Miss Winnie Griffith attended. Mrs. Williams presided in Mrs. Proctor’s absence. devotional by Mrs. Mathews on Abraham’s faith. prayer by Mrs. Barrow.

Humber Lst Dwearingen Diarie Barrow Eva Wraughon Williams Winnie Grifhin Blanche Marshall Agnes Seay Marvin Griffith Leonard Cooper Marie Barrow Press Marie Herald Red Carson Kennsyvania Mr. Benns Tolks Albert Hicks Paul Trawick Commerce Winnie Griffith Proctor J. T. Mathews Abraham Barrow A. D. Kirksey C. Windham W. M. Hollis Seay

American Legion Post Commends Taylor Macon Co 131

Reynolds Georgia officers and members of Taylor Macon County Post 131 receive a 1929 community service citation for sponsoring a Boy Scout troop preparing road signs beautifying the town with flower seeds, organizing an Emergency Relief Corps, aviation marking, fruit fly publicity, flood road repairs, highway campaigning, and supplying weekly Legion activity articles. Signed by Louis S. Moore and Joe M. Carr.

Taylor_Macon Co Reynolds American Legion Louis S. Moore Joe M. Carr

Waiting lists clog jails as beds scarce for veterans

Government hospitals cannot admit mentally ill World War veterans due to bed shortages, forcing many into jails or charity care. The American Legion cites delays of three to five weeks for bed authorizations and widespread overcrowding across states, with veterans often discharged prematurely or left on waiting lists.

Washington D. C American Legion Legion Veterans’ Areau Congress Toledo Ohio Ameri_ can Legion service organization H. H. Herman Lucan County Council of the Legion Herman National Military Dayton Ohio State Sandusky Guy M. May Department Adjutant Tennessee Nashville Albert Duprey Central Bureau of Cleveland Cleves C. M. Jones West Virginia Legion State Service Charles_ton J. A. Hartman Chicago National Rehabilitation Committee of the Legion Jaiis

Reynolds Golf Club Announces First Annual Championship

The Reynolds Golf Club will stage its first annual club championship over the next ten days with semi finals and final on July 4 during a club barbecue. Qualifying rounds must be completed by June 27 with 16 lowest scores advancing to flights of eight. Prizes go to top qualifiers, flight winners, runner up, and non qualifiers if entries are sufficient.

The Reynolds Golf Club

Trivia questions from The American Legion Post 131

The post lists ten questions with answers on alphabet letters freezing point liquid metal antidote for potash stain cleaner for sails and more. Answers include Twenty six degrees Mercury Vinegar Bon Ami Six birth weight six and a half pounds insulating wall board manufacture Maxwell House and bricks are molded from soft clay then fired.

Maxwell House Coffee

Trait of Cowardice in Our Concealed Self View

The remark centers on fear and self perception, suggesting cowardice stems from a belief we are not truly what we appear to be. It argues that hidden insecurity governs actions more than explicit bravery.

W. J. Carson Philadelphia Ford

Mud Tax Persists as Georgia Spends on Roads

Georgia studies claim unpaved roads cost drivers 2.37 cents per mile compared with paved routes, totaling over ten million dollars per mile across the state. With 250 cars per mile daily, motorists face $5.92 extra per dirt road daily and $2,162 yearly per mile, dubbing this the mud tax and urging bond-funded paving to cut costs.

Automo Georgia Joint Committee For Iowa State College State Highway Department Framment Station United States Georg T. Anderson Macon East Point

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