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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
5
An extended meditation on life changes, sun and clouds, and the noble use of setbacks to lift others. The piece links sunshine to Christian virtue and stresses the need for broader member enrollment, citing Georgia state circulation gains and district achievements in a state journal's convention notes.
A summary of the Athens convention of the Carriers Association and Ladies Auxiliary notes 388 members registered, 52 juniors forming a new group led by Mrs. W. R Woods, and a strong turnout for speeches by Congressman Paul Brown, Robert Ramapeck, and Senator Richard B. Russell. Officers were reelected and Albany named for next year, with details on delegates and a bustling banquet features. Superintendent J Ed Cooper spoke on air, while postmaster general Farley’s leadership and the push for mileage reform and collective bargaining highlight ongoing labor and postal service changes in Georgia.
J W Cole deputy second assistant postmaster general addressed the convention in a pleasing and able manner. A full synopsis of his address was obtained from the official reporter and is carried in this week. He speaks on the organization and its usefulness to the carriers.
Jas W Cole deputy second assistant postmaster speaks before the Rural Letter Carriers Association in Athens on Tuesday July 21. He notes two purposes for his visit including meeting Charlie Wall and delivering a message to the association and its auxiliary in a brisk, formal address.
Wherne Thelmon Jarrell administrator of J. B. Peterman estate petitions the court claiming full execution of the estate. The notice cites all persons and creditors to show cause why the administrator should not be granted Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in August 1986. Signed L. T. Peed Ordinary.
On the first Tuesday in August 1936 between legal hours at the Taylor County courthouse door Reynolds Georgia, bidders may secure numerous tax executions on properties in Reynolds and surrounding parts. Houses and lots across multiple parcels are listed with boundaries and owners including Sarah and Love Dent, Anderson Cotton, Wiley and Lula Bryan, Ned Nine and wife, Minnie and Jim Jackson, Phoebie Carson, W H Hicks, Cora Sims, Ada McCrary, and the W M Musslewhite estate among others.
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