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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

3

Slappey Murder Trial Begins at Sleepy Hollow

Testimony centers on a fatal shooting at Sleepy Hollow near Macon county with overseer Fagan claiming self defense after an alleged confrontation with Slappey over his wife. Coroner rules internal hemorrhage as death cause. witnesses describe a heated argument and a pistol discharge.

Doc Min Tagan R. €. Souder, Jr Macon Slappey Sleepy Hollow Joe Sturley C. A. Sturley Young Louder Uncle George D. B. Frederick Marshallville Frederick Freddie Brookins Mr. Slappey Joe Struby Young Souder Dr. Nelson Culpepper Macon County Peach County Hays Jolly Fagan Fort Valley Georgia Rialto Theater Fannie Harris Clara Vischer Montgomery J. S. Slappey Atlanta R. C. Souder G. E. Maddox

Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia on 1938 land lot

Public outcry sale in Taylor County Georgia will offer Lot No 241 in the 13th Land District west of the old road near the Corbin place. The 65 acre tract, part of G C Middleton land, is levied on as the property of Mrs L G Clark now Mrs J B Sealey for the Beeland estate. Sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1938 at the courthouse door, conducted by Sheriff R P McGuffin.

Georgia Taylor County Court House Butler Macon County Corbin Place G. C. Middleton

Sale of Wilder Brothers real estate and livestock in Taylor County

A sale date set for the first Tuesday in August 1934 at Butler Georgia to settle a court judgment. The auction includes five riding animals Pearl Big Ada Little Ada Bill and Dick three Jersey cows a horned Jersey heifer and a horned Holstein milk cow. Property levied from Wilder Brothers to satisfy a Superior Court lien in favor of O R Montgomery. July 10 1934.

Georgia Taylor County Butler Pearl Big Ada Little Ada Bill Wilder Brothers Fi Fe Superior Court O. R. Montgomery R. P. McGuffin

Brief Items From Georgia: Trolleys, Trials, and Turbulent Times

Losses may replace trolleys in Macon saving the city about 4800 dollars yearly and Mason residents 18000 annually. Friends plan a 260000 memorial building for Miss Mildred Rutherford at Luck Cobb Institute for Girls where she served as president. Ellijay’s Gilmer county courthouse in the public square will be torn down for a new building. Savannah port exports rise 41 percent in six months of 1934. Winks the setter puppy died from a brain concussion while playing on the White House lawn. Attorney General Cummings upholds Treasury Department refusal to sell stamps to Atlanta’s only brewery. A severe wind storm traps 36 worshippers and injures a woman near Dublin. Chancellor Philip Ettner will teach social science at Georgia Tech in fall. Over 10000 baby pictures submitted in a department store contest in Atlanta. State capitol to gain first aid in 60 years with steam and sand and FERA labor. June birthday record in weed county hits new peak with 188. Georgia hunters to wear celluloid buttons to prove licenses. Old Savannah street cars find new uses as a waiting room and a lunch stand.

Georgia Newspaper Alliance Macon Mildred Rutherford Luck Cobb Institute For Girls Ellijay Gilmer County Savannah Winks Roosevelt White House Cummings Treasury Department Atlanta Dublin Philip \eltner University System Georgia Tech State Capitol FERA Weed County Georgia Carvey

Prison land purchase completed for new Reidsville prison

The federal government completed a 950 acre land purchase in Tatnall County to host Georgia's new 1.5 million dollar prison. Deeds were exchanged for 27 000 dollars in treasury checks as bids for construction are expected to follow within 80 days. The facility will sit on federal owned land with the 7 950 acre total farm managed by both federal and state interests.

Reidsville Tatnall County Treasury Max Elliott PWA Hugh Howell

Pistol shot ends life of Macon financier Donnelly

Frank C. Donnelly 48 former vice president of the First National Bank Macon was found dead with a pistol wound beside a lily pool in the rear of his home. His death appears instantaneous and his widow two daughters and a son survive.

Macon Frank C. Donnelly First National Bank Donnelly Old Macon National Bank First National

Mercer Adds Two More Professors to Faculty

Macon Ga July 22 Dr Spright Dowell announces two more of eight new Mercer University faculty members will join at the fall quarter Both instructors hold doctorates and will fill positions made vacant by Professors Josiah Crudup and John D Allen Quarles from Virginia and Stout from North Carolina will serve as acting professors of physics and journalism respectively while Crudup and Allen pursue doctoral research under a General Education Board grant

Macon Mercer University Spright Dowell Baptist College Gilford G. Quarles University of Virginia

Columbus Wins Use of Old Post Office for Agencies

Columbus Georgia officials win permission to use the vacated old post office building for housing federal and local organizations. The list includes the National Re-employment Agency, Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Farm Credit Administration, and other services with support from city leaders and lawmakers.

Columbus Oits W. KE. Reynolds Washington Marshall Morton B. T. Castellon Walter F. George R. B. Russell H. C. Smith National Re-Employment Agency Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Farm Credit Administration Federal Emergency Relief Administration Opportunity School Transient Bureau Family Welfare Bureau Boy Scouts of Americ American Red Cross Columbus Chamber of Commerce and Public Health Nurse Association

Taylor County to be presented in farm gathering TT Dawson today

Dawson Ga July 2 Thursday July 26 will be field day for southwest Georgia farmers at Ardelle Smith's farm near Dawson off the Dawson Shellman highway. The event, sponsored by the Chilean Nitrate Education Bureau and N Y Potash Export Company with fertilizer firms, draws growers from Terrell Randolph Early Calhoun Stewart Webster Schley Marion Sumter Lee Dougherty Baker and Taylor counties. About 1500 farmers and dealers are expected for top dresser tests, a noon barbecue, and a cash prize for the nearest yields. Smith, a leading Terrell county farmer, shows one of the best crops in the area.

Dawson Georgia Ardelle Smith Dawson-Shellman Highway Chilean Nitrate Education Bureau T. H. Bonner Atlanta N. Y. Pot

Thefts Of Money Order Blanks And Cash

T E Jones of Macon bound over to district court on $1000 bond for stealing money order blanks and $45 cash from the Fitzpatrick post office. He confessed, led officers to a metal box near Rosebud Methodist church, where the blanks and money were recovered.

Macon T. E. Jones Iwiges County Fitzpatrick L. S. District Court W. E. Martin Jones Rosebud Methodist Church T. E. Garrett Sam Kitchens Twiggs County Post Office H. H. Hudson C. J. Holland

Macon Man Dies in Eastman Crash

Wiley P. Mc Nair a prominent Macon man was killed in a highway overturn near Eastman while en route to Jacksonville Florida. His son Sidney McNair was injured and his niece Joel Whitlock 18 of Atlanta lightly hurt. Mc Nair died at Colemans sanitarium about two hours after the 7 a.m. crash.

Macon Wiley P. McNair Sidney Joel Whitlock Atlanta Jacksonville Fla Eastman McNair Bankers’ Health and Life Insurance Company Coleman Sidney McNair T. W. Clifton

Large enrollment expected at Georgia Southwestern College fall term

Americus Ga July 25 A large enrollment is anticipated for the fall session at Georgia Southwestern College according to President Preyton Jacob. Hundreds have inquired and many have applied for admission. officials expect to admit all who wish to come but need several weeks in advance to plan. Native students are urged to send high school records and file formal applications immediately.

Americus Georgia Southwestern College Preyton Jacob

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James Hays Montezuma Tr Fagan W. T. Jolley Ogleorpe George B. Culpepper, Jr Ft. Y Briggsman Ft. Valley Gan Ness Chevrolet Leora Ac BUC ST Poly Hevrolet Chevrolet Motor Co Detroit Mid G.M.A.C General Motors Taylor County Motor CO Reynolds, Ga Sheriff's Sale Tattnall County Mercer Columbus 18 Dawson Loday Southwesern College
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