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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

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Civic Interests Panacea to Ills of Human Flesh

For two months Brown Marshall has been away on a rest cure from his office in Butter. He used the time to work on a recreation center, repairing the golf course, planting flowers, building two tennis courts, and beautifying grounds. The Reynolds community supported this project, creating an attractive golf course, a concrete swimming pool, and well used courts for visitors and guests.

Brown Marshall Reynolds

Progress In Diphtheria Control Immunization Claimed

Taylor county holds two immunization clinics to protect children ages six months to eight years from diphtheria. The first clinic runs June 24 from 8 to 11 o'clock at Butler in the nurse Sara Windham’s office, the second June 25 from 8 to 11 o'clock at Reynolds school. Attendance is urged and the service is free of charge.

Taylor County Butler Reynolds School Sara Windham

Jurors Excused From Service Here Next Week

Taylor County Bar Association announces no trial court on Monday June 17 due to courthouse completion delays. Judge C Frank McCaughlin may attend and reschedule the adjourned term once facilities are ready. E Steed, president.

Taylor County ‘S Association Taylor Superior C. Frank Mc“‘auchlin

Miss Whitehead Demonstration At Club Meeting June 20

Miss Sara Whitehead of the Georgia Power Company will demonstrate home lighting at the Woman's Home Demonstration Club meeting in the Butler Club room on Thursday June 20. Some electrical appliances will be given as door prizes to attendees. Refreshments will be served. Willie Leggitt H D A

Miss Whitehead Woman's Home Dem“tration Club Butler Club Sara Whitehead Georgia Power Company Willie Leggitt

Georgia Public Service orders lower long distance tolls

Atlanta June 11 The Georgia Public Service Commission ordered reduced long distance rates for Southern Bell. The measure abolishes the set station-to-station rate, shifts the low toll period earlier, and sets new tariffs effective July 1. Three rates remain: person-to-person, day station-to-station 4 30 am to 7 pm, and night station-to-station 7 pm to 4 80 am.

Atlanta Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Georgia State Public Service Commission

Montgomery Dies at Home in Taylor County After Illness

James Iverson Montgomery, a native of the county and longtime Crowell Methodist Church member, died June 5 near Reynolds after five years of declining health. He would have turned 70 on June 26. Survived by wife Susie Byrd Montgomery, six sons, one daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral at Crowell Church and Cemetery June 6 with Rev. J. N. Shell and G. H. Goddard directing. Pallbearers named A D Byrd W D Beeland J M Beeland G F Byrd T O Jones Hoke Byrd.

James Iverson Montgomery Reynolds Montgomery Crowell Methodist Church William Sara Jane Brannon Montgomery Susie Byrd Montgomery Crowell Church J. N. Shell G. H. Goddard Messrs A.D. Byrd W. D. Beeland J. M. Beeland G. F. Byrd T. O. Jones Hoke Byrd

Co operation urged in controlling contagious diseases

A Taylor county child hygiene nurse reports May visits to ninety seven homes for health and sanitation instruction. Eight hundred people were immunized against typhoid last month and June plans aim to immunize all children six months to eight years against diphtheria. The nurse requests public cooperation to locate any homes not yet reached.

Taylor County Your County Sara Windham

Death of 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs I M Byrd

Relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs I M Byrd of Macon mourn the death of their 18 month old daughter Dorline. The child was laid to rest in Midway cemetery Thursday afternoon.

State Paper Faces Action by Department

The U S post office department warned that the Georgia State Market Bulletin may lose its second class mailing rights if it does not conform to postal rules. Commissioner Tom Linder counters that the bulletin informs Georgia farmers and will continue delivery, while alleging federal political influence on agriculture.

Atlanta Post Office Department Washington Georgia State Market Bulletin Tom Linder Roosevelt C. B. Eilenberger Lon Livingston Linder Georgia AAA Eilenberger Market Bulletin

Rented Acres to Be Measured During July Month

Statement from G V Cunningham chair of State Allotment Board says rented acres will be measured this year. Farmers should mark rented acreage, avoid including waste land, and ensure tillable cotton land. Posts at corners will speed checks. selling crops on rented land cancels contracts. Measuring to start after July 1. possible adjustments to allotment and plowing up excess cotton advised.

G. V. Cunningham State Allotment Board Daniel

Youth Drowns in Flint River Body Recovered Near Montezuma

The 19 year old CCC youth Robert Williams was swept under Wednesday and recovered Friday morning near the river crossing. He swam to assist Mrs Ed Goble who had fallen in and sank before aid could reach him. Williams, married recently to Lena Theus, was from Fort Valley and buried after funeral arrangements.

Robert Williams CCC Flint Montezuma Americus Undertaking Company Fort Valley Andersonville Young Williams Ft. Benning Ed Goble Oglethorpe Robert Newton Williams W. A. Aldridge Lena Theus Butler

Non Jury Sessions Set As Courthouse Work Delays

Judge C Frank McLaughlin extends adjourned Taylor and Talbot counties terms due to courthouse renovations. Farmers busy in season, court to resume when building is complete. jurors are not to appear until further notice.

C. Frank McLaughlin Talbot County Talbotton Butler Taylor Superior Court McLaughlin Board of County Commissioners

Peach County Man Ordered to Move Or Face Prison

Fort Valley judge sentenced R. B. Burden a Peach County resident to move at least 75 miles away or face a prison term after pleading guilty to liquor possession. He must relocate by June 20 to settle affairs in Fort Valley, as June Peach Superior Court term is canceled due to early peach shipping season. next term set for September.

Fort Valley R. B. Burden Burden Peach Superior Court

County Loses By Death One of Oldest Pensioners

At the home of her daughter three miles southeast of Butler Mrs. Mattie Suddeth Peterman widow of Confederate soldier J B Peterman died about 1 30 yesterday afternoon. She was in her 90th year and had enjoyed good health until about six weeks ago. Survived by four sons J T C J L E and R E Peterman and three daughters Laura Emerson Mattie Ellington and I C Cox. Funeral services and interment will be at 3 o clock this afternoon at Midway cemetery conducted by Rev M T Gaultney.

K. O. Cox Butler Mattie Suddeth Peterman J. B. Peterman Messrs J.T R. E. Peterman Laura Emerson Mattie Ellington I. C. Cox Midway Cemetery M.T. Gaultney

Spectacular Automobile Demonstration Planned in Reynolds

Colonel Ray Hensel known for death defying motor feats will perform Saturday at 8 PM in Reynolds. Sponsored by Taylor County Motor Company and Reynolds Chevrolet dealers, the show includes a stock Chevrolet leap on one and two wheels and a high speed street display. The free demonstration draws crowds from nearby towns and will be roped off by local authorities.

Ray Hensel Motor World Reynolds R. L. Swearingen Taylor County Motor Company Hensel Reynolds Chevrolet Henge Chevrolet Colonel Hensel Swearingen Thomaston

Marion U D C to Honor Hero Thaddeus Oliver

The Marion county chapter of the U D C will unveil a granite shaft in the courthouse square at Buena Vista on July 18 to honor Thaddeus Oliver a poet orator and Confederate soldier born December 26 1826 in Twiggs county. Oliver practiced law in Buena Vista and served as solicitor general before joining the Confederate army. his life is celebrated for his scholarship and eloquence.

Thaddeus Oliver Buena Vista Marion J County Chattahoochee Valley Old South Oliver Twiggs County Middle Georgia Marion Buena Vista Academy Thomas Peter Ashmore Ark H. Blanford Alfred Iverson Chattahoochee

Miss Butler Beauty Pageant Aims At Legion Convention

The Butler Post of the American Legion announces a beauty pageant to select a Miss Butler who will represent the post at the state convention in Macon August 22 28 and 24 She could become Miss American Legion of Georgia and win a free trip to St Louis for the national convention The event also features a children’s pageant and local hostess Miss Grace Belmont will greet the queens in Macon The local contest at Butler High School auditorium is set for Tuesday June 18 at 8 p m with Mrs J S Green as chairwoman and out of town judges invited

Butler Post American Legion Legion Macon American Legion” of Georgia St. Louis Miss Bauer Grace Belmont Butler Butler High School J. 5S. Green J. S. Green

Methodist Conference Opens for Columbus District in Cuthbert Today

Rev W E Hightower leads a Butler Circuit delegation to a two day Columbus district conference in Cuthbert with 200 delegates. Rev John M Cutter presides. lectures and sermons scheduled. licenses for local preachers to be renewed. Also job ad for route experienced man in Georgia.

Methodist Conference Columbus Cuthbert W. E. Hightower Butler Methodist Church John M. Cutler J. Lytle Jones Dawson Norman ‘Ovem O. F. Cook

Also Mentioned on This Page

Col C. B. Marshall Golf E. Steed Taylor County Bar Assn J. I. Montgomery Peach Countian Roy Hensel Taylor County Motor Co Post American Legion Cas Wall Dept Tenn J. Cc. Bulice
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