Georgia g L C column notes post office issues and retirements
Edited by C G Wall Ellaville Ga recounts discussions with Postmaster General and Assistant about rural letter carriers budgets and proposed retirement options for postal workers. Mentions Mr Branch and Mr Farley, and plans to ease funding with contracts and potential 30 year retirement.
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Georgia
G.l.c
G. Wall
Ellaville
Sec
Treas
Postal Service Promises to Improve with Local Officials
The passage urges confidence in departmental officials and calls for collective effort to promote a greater postal service, expressing faith that everyone will have done their part in the wind up.
Third District Rural Carriers Meet in Unadilla Session
The Third District Rural Letter Carriers Association held its annual session in Unadilla Dooly county on Tuesday May 80 at 10 am in the high school auditorium. Presiding was W W Fuqua rural carrier from Unadilla Post Office. Hon E H Conner welcomed visitors from Dooly county and Pinehurst post mistress Mrs Roberts spoke for the postal employer. A varied local talent program centered on Georgia bi centennial themes and featured J H Jenkins as principal speaker. Committees were named and a Georgia style barbecue for 850 to 400 visitors was praised. Officers elected include Col Sawyer president S L Durham vice president M A Edwards secretary treasurer W A Wilson principal delegate. Next year the convention goes to Miona Springs Macon county. The group endorsed state officers and the emergency fund. The day closed with reports from state officers and praise for the event.
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Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Unadilla
Dooly County
W. W. Fuqua
Vienna
E. H. Conner
Mra Roberts
Pinehurst
Louis Mashburn
L. M. Mashburn
C. ©. Wall
Ellaville
W. R. Woods
Dawson
Ladies
Georgia
Georgia Ceredleherr
Lumpkin
J. H. Jenkins
C. D. Philips
Eastman
J. M. Levie
Montezuma
Richland
B. J. Hunt
Kathleen
R.H. Kent
Pawson
Odie Harris
Juniner
C. C. Wall
Winville
E. L. Nelson
Juniper
W. A. Wilson
Abbeville
Memorial
C. EB. Bailey
Sycamore
M. A. Edwards Dawson
W. K K. Woods
S. Sawyer Cuthbert
Bros. 8
G. Kennedy
Y. T. Sheffield
Miona Springs
Macon County
Col. Sawyer
Cuthbert
S. L. Durham
Chipley
M. A. Edwards
Roy Carroll
Chas. C. Wall
State Association
Atlanta Journal
M.A
Edwards
Arthur C. Allen Retires By Lowell T. Travis
A columnist reflects on mortality and virtue, sharing quotes about Ingerson and a belief that praise should come while a person can still hear it. The piece laments greed as humanity’s great enemy and emphasizes timely, sincere tributes.
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Lowell T. Travis
Bob Ingersoll
Gree
Blackberry Canning and Home Economics Notes
A Georgia homemaking column explains where wild blackberries grow and how to can berries and juice at home. It details recipes for blackberry jelly and general canning methods, plus dietary rules and the economic value of a winter pantry, urging readers to plan a 61 quart per family supply combining vegetables and fruits.
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Georgia
Retirement Tribute to a Trusted Mail Carrier
Brother L T Travis of Riverdale lauds Arthur Allen of College Park as honest upright brave and loyal retiring July 1 after years of dependable mail delivery through harsh winters and heat. The tribute praises his integrity faith in the right over the majority and devotion to Baptist values and community service.
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Arthur Allen
College Park
L. T. Travis
Riverdale
Bro
A. O. Allen
Bro. Allen
Postal Service
Bro. T~ayvis
Allen
Second Quarterly Report of 1933 Poultry Record-Keepers Show Handsome Profits
The quarterly poultry records reveal strong profits with a six month total of 2021.60 across 11 flocks and 2020 birds reported. The implied annual per bird profit runs above 32.00, about 38 percent above the average commercial flock.
Dill pickle making guidance from old household manual
Instructions describe using glass or clay containers for dill pickles to avoid scum. Layer cucumbers with dill and leaves, cover with brine of salt and water, add vinegar to improve keeping quality, and allow 2 to 4 weeks for fermentation with signs like gas cessation and sediment. Sugar adjusts sourness. replenish lost brine and avoid hard water. Also notes oppose lowering postal rates.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for iron deficient children
An old tonic promotes iron rich blood and appetite in undernourished children. It uses tasteless quinine to purify blood and build energy, claiming it is safe and pleasant for kids. Every store stocks Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. a bottle is urged for benefits.
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Grove
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