Five Points People Share Visits Across Jarrell Family
Five Points notes a busy week of visits and hosting among the Jarrell family. Miss Julia Boggs of Prattsburg stayed with cousin Miss Juliette Jarrell. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jarrell visitors hosted by Mrs. Mary Smith in Butler. Fannie and Thelma Jarrell visiting Miss Isolee Jarrell. Mrs. G. B. Jarrell and daughter joined Mrs. Henry Jarrell and others for Friday guests. and several from the area attended a play in Butler Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Boggs
Prattsburg
Juliette Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Mary, Smith
Butler
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Isolee Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
Blanford Jarrell
Harry Gray
Macon
Julian Boggs
Ethel
Helen
Jarrells Visit Prattsburg Guests From Carsonville
Mr. and Mrs. G B Jarrell spent Tuesday as guests of Mr. Ralph Jarrell and family at Prattsburg in a social visit noted in local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsonville
G. B. Jarrell
Ralph Jarrell
Prattsburg
William Clifton Kirksey Die at 47 in Macon Hospital
William Clifton Kirksey died at a Macon hospital at 4 am Tuesday May 15 after months of declining health. A 1903 marriage to Ethel Byrd produced four children. He joined Midway Missionary Baptist Church in 1904 and was a faithful member. He leaves his wife four children his parents Frank and Mrs Kirksey five brothers and two sisters and many friends. Funeral services were led by Rev. M T Gaultney at Crowells Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clifton Kirksey
Macon
Kirksey
Midway Missionary Baptist Church
Ethel Byrd
Frank Kirksey
Crowells Cemetery
M. T. Gaultney
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Enjoyable June Meeting
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met Friday afternoon June 1 with 18 members. The program included readings by members, a letter from Beulah Barrow, and a capsule gift activity. Members contributed $10 for a community picnic on July 4, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Stanley Trapp and Mrs. Herman Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Elizabeth Rodgers
Taylor
New
Amos Rodgers
Beulah Barrow
Josiah
Lottie Windham
Stanley Trapp
Herman Parks
James Youngblood dies in Douglas after dairy career
John J. Youngblood aged died at his Douglas home on June 1. He was born March 25, 1862 in Marion county and moved to Douglas 18 years ago to run a dairy business. Survived by widow Esther and eight grandchildren, with multiple children and sisters listed. Funeral conducted at home by Dr. J. B. Stanford and Rev. H. L. Roberts, burial at Pine Level cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Youngblood
Douglas
Pine Level
Taylor County
J. B.stanford
H., L. Roberts
Pine Level Church
John Youngblood
Marion County
George Youngblood
Anne Moore Youngblood
Boston
Geo Collins
Bon Air
Otis Youngblood
Luther McClung
Draneville
Youngblood
Juniper
Methodist Church
S. Thos. Montgomery
Mauk
Georgia
Ambulance Service Offered by G H Goddard & Company Reynolds
G H Goddard & Co of Reynolds announce modern ambulance service with five passenger capacity, attendants, and equipment for patient comfort and safety. They promise prompt emergency calls, hospital transfers, hot and cold water, lavatory facilities, heating, and summer ventilation with an electric fan, contact day and night numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Goddard & Co
Reynolds
G. H. Goddard & Company
Georgia
Local Notes From Mauk Briefs and Family News
Miss Alice Roberts returns home after a three week visit with friends in Berlin. Families visit relatives, share illness updates, and report several local travels and social gatherings. A quiet wedding occurs as J B Lumpkin and Blanch Hart wed at the parsonage with close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roberts
Berlin
Mra
W. E. Boswell
Phillis
Dawson
Roy Wall
J. B. Lumpkin
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An old medical ad touts A TEXAS WONDER for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It promises cure with small bottles and mail orders at $1.25, urging sworn testimonials and listing Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis and druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Nive St
St. Louis
Whitmer Medicine sales opportunity in Taylor County Indiana
Classified ad from The H. C. Whitmer Company of Columbus Indiana offering weekly pay from 40 to 150 dollars with no prior experience needed. Recruits to sell Whitmer medicines and home necessities driving their own car or wagon, targeting farmers and laborers, under an every day pay day plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Whitmer
H. C. Whitmer
Columbus
Indiana
Local Social Roundup in Butler Area
A series of short notices list visits and hospitality across Butler and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Mr. Lewis Hill, the Culverhouse and Hamilton families, Miss Marilou Averett, Mrs. Willis Jinks, Miss Annie Martin, Miss Janie Nessler, the Brown and Jinks families, Jason Morgan, F R Purvis, the Purvis and Culverhouse households, and many other residents. Attendance at revival, church events, and a college commencement are noted alongside travels to Macon Columbus and Daviston. Community guests and weekly visitors are mentioned, with several dinners and stays recorded among relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Martin
Macon
Five Points Socials and Travels in Marion County
Marion County notes describe John Brady and family visiting Americus for Rural Carriers Convention. L A Pike leaves for Warm Springs to pursue barber work. Local hosts host ice cream supper for Misses Mattie and Sara Wyrick. Local residents shop in Buena Vista and visit relatives in Tazewell, Cusseta, Junction City, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Americus
Brady
Rural Carriers Convention
J. C. Brown
Mattie and
Sara Wyrick
Juniper
H. S. Mitchell
Lilly Roberts
Buena Vista
George Bell
Baby
W. M. Yarbrough
T. R. Gaines
Birmingham
Paul Gaines
Nella
Eva Roberts
Hazel Roberson
Cusseta
Melba Singleton
Midred ‘Irwin
Elbert Hill
Oldest Organ Traced To Bach Era In Roiba Village
The oldest organ with traceable records dates to 1721 during Bach's era. It is kept in St. George church, built before 1100, in the small village of Roiba near Leipzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
St. George
Lttle
Roiba
Leipzig
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Thomaston
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Lewis Brown
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R. S Jinks
Mr. Williams
Jason Morgan
Junction City
J K Adams
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Eld, Wright
Lorenza Purvis
Daviston
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Felix Pierce
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Willie Belcher
Martha Belcher
Frank Fain
Homer Martin
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W.G. Wright
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