Georgia Federation President Extends Greeting and Thanks
Mrs W. Sanford writes from Macon thanking Georgia club women for the honor of election as state federation president and outlining plans for attending the General Federation meeting in Denver on June 4. She praises enthusiastic district and club leaders, urges continued cooperation, and hopes to meet members in Denver and at the July Club Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation
Tade
Andy
Federation
Denver
Macon
Club Institute
Churchmen Urge Red Cross Roll Call Support
Leading churchmen nationwide appeal for Red Cross Roll Call membership. Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore urges extending membership to every adult American. Francis J. McConnell, president of the Federal Council, calls for full church cooperation and urging enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Council
Francis
J. Mc Connell
Federal Council
Red Cross Disaster Relief Spending in 1929 Report
The American Red Cross spent 8,009,627 dollars and 24 cents on disaster relief in the United States and its possessions and in eleven other countries during the year ending June 30, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Expends Eight Millions for Disaster Relief
The American Red Cross spent 8,020,001 for relief and rehabilitation after 120 disasters last year and aided more than 700,000 people. The West Indies hurricane of 1928 caused the greatest loss, with 2,000 deaths and a $6.883 million public relief fund. The organization also aided four southeastern states after spring floods, assisting 28,000 people with food and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
West Indies
Florida
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Red Cross
Po - In
Red Grasssask
Coffee Crop Aid by Red Cross in Islands
Following the West Indies hurricane that hit Porto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Florida the American Red Cross undertook a massive relief effort. In Florida 1 810 lives were lost and 41 286 people were aided. in Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands the death toll was lower but devastation was severe with 731 712 assisted. The coffee industry suffered greatly and the Red Cross aided rehabilitation by employing 67 000 natives to clear coffeelands enabling immediate replanting and provide work and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Florida
Caribbean Sea
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Porto
Red Cros
Women knit and sew for Red Cross relief
Recalling World War days, women still make hospital garments and knit sweaters. Over 2.5 million surgical dressings were rolled by volunteers for Red Cross chapters nationwide in the past year. Garments go to veterans and civilian or Veterans' Bureau hospitals. dressings to hospitals and disaster relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Motor Corps of
Red Cross
Ala
Motor Corps
City Marshals Sale in Reynolds Ga 1980 of various properties
City Marshal H. H. Newsom lists numerous Reynolds tax sales for 1927 1929. It names parcels in Taylor County and Reynolds city blocks including residences and lands, with tenants in possession notified. The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in July 1980 at Reynolds City Hall for cash to the highest bidder within legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of
Reynolds
Tirat
Waylor County
Georgia
al M. Carter
Lila Towns
A. Windham
Taylor County
Anthony
Helen Matthews
Macon Street
C. B. Mitchell
Wiley and
Leola Bryan
Bessie
Otis Mathis
Maud Evans
John Morris
Ricks Bros
Will
Lula
John Hicks
Taylor
County
Perk Williams
City of
Liberty Street
Ida Golden
A. J. Long
E. J. Pool
H. H. Newsom
Leave to Sell Georgia Taylor County Estate of Eveline Lucas
Dan Beeland as administrator of the Eveline Lucas estate seeks leave to sell real estate. Citation issued. heirs and creditors are notified that the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County will consider the application at the July 1980 term. Leave may be granted unless cause is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Dan
Beeland
Eveline Lucas
Court of Ordinary
Election of School Trustees in Taylor County
A June 27 1930 election will fill all vacancies for trustees in Butler Reynolds Crowells Turner Central Wesley Mauk and Rupert school districts. Voting occurs where elections are held with qualified voters listed by the Tax Collector and managers. complete returns must be filed with the County Superintendent sealed and signed. The County Board will consolidate and certify trustees on the first Tuesday in July at 10 a.m. by order of Board President W T Rustin G S 8.
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Butler
Reynolds
Crowells
Turner
Central
Wesley
Mauk
Rupert
Board of Education
W. T. Rustin
G. S
Appreciation for Praise at the Workbench
A poem recounts a cheerful youth who whistles at his bench and works with a smile. The boss praises his effort, proving that a small word of praise from a supervisor can boost motivation and loyalty more than pay raises. Edgar A. Guest reflects on kindness and worker morale.
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Canada
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Ottawa
Senate
W. Sanford
Islands
RED Cross Relief
Edgar A. Guest
The
Lutheran
TYBEE
Savannah's
Savannah
VIA
Southern Railway
Systin
Brunswick
St Simons Island
Jacksonville
Fla
Brunswick, GA
St. Tsirfone Island Beach
Jacksonville Beach
Atlantic Beach
Mayport
Daytona’ ‘Beach
Wees
Inqu
C. D. Rogers
G. R. Pettit
Terminal
Eemed
Arkwright
Georgia Power Company
Columbus Electric and Power Company
South Georgia Power Company
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