Commissioners of Circuit Meet at Columbus Georgia
Five of six Chattahoochee circuit counties sent commissioners to a round table session in Columbus to discuss county problems and exchange ideas. The meeting, led by Vice Chairman Edw Wohlwender, included a courthouse session and a Fort Benning tour ending with a luncheon at the Cricket room.
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Columbus
Chattahoochee
Sparios
Colummbus
Macagee
Edw. Wohlwender
Preece County Board
Cricket Tea Room
F. McLaughlin
Rhodes Browne
H. C. Smith
W. E. Page
R. W. Page Corporation
Court House
Wohlwender
Taylor County
Fr. Benning
Mus
New Tax Act Effective June 21 Explained by Rose
Rose outlines the Revenue Act of 1982 effective June 21, detailing classes required to file and pay taxes. It names manufacturers, producers, or importers of items such as lubricating oil, beer wort, grape concentrate, fountain syrups, autos, candy, jewelry, radios, cameras, matches, tires, gasoline, and services like telephone messages, electric energy, bank checks, safe deposit leases, admission fees, oil transport by pipeline, and pleasure boat users. J T Rose, Col, Internal Revenue, offers to answer taxpayer questions.
Former Butler Man Principal Speaker At Young Peoples Banquet
Macon Georgia June 18 More than 200 youths opened the 10th annual young people's assembly of the South Georgia Methodist conference at Weslayan conservatory. Theo J. McGee Columbus past resident spoke at dinner and J N Clark current president served as toastmaster. Mr McGee urged discipline and character testing in Sunday school lessons and noted concerns when things run smoothly.
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Macon
South Georgia
Young People's Assembly of the South Georgia Methodist Conference
Weseyan Conservatory
Theo J. McGee
Columbus
Assembly
J. N. Clark
Incumnt
McGeo
Russell Opens Senate Campaign With Radio Address
Gov Richard B Russell Jr plans a formal campaign kickoff with a radio address Friday night over Station WSB from 6 30 to 7 00 outlining the principles guiding his candidacy.
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Russell
Richard B. Russell, Jr
United States Senate
Pill
WSB
Dirigible Akron Queen of the Air Seen Over Butler County
The U S Navy airship Akron passed over Butler County at about 1 80 pm Monday drawing hundreds of observers as it crossed from west to east at roughly 60 mph. Built by Goodyear Zeppelin Co Akron it is 785 feet long 182 feet high with eight engines and 4800 total horsepower carrying about 80 crew.
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U. S. Navy
Queens of the Air
Butler
Akron
Lakehurst
N. J
Sunnyvale
Cal
Parris Island
Goodyear Zeppelin Co
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Macon
Ralston Cargill Leads in Georgia Congressional Race
In Columbus and the Third District a heated contest unfolds among Ralston Cargill of Columbus B Cantellow of Cuthbert and H E Coates of Hawkinsville for a U S House seat. The Senate race features Gov. R B Russell versus Rep. Chas R Crisp with Crisp favored in Muscogee county. Campaign HQ opened at 12th Street Columbus with support from local officials and two daily papers backing Cargill.
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Columbus
Third
Ralston Cargill
Cantellow
Cuthbert
H-E
Coates
Hawkinsville
RoneneNes
R. B. Russell
Chas. R. Crisp
U. S. Senate
Crisp
Muscogee County
Burwell
Henry Graly Highway Association
Third District
No. One
12Th Street
Cargill
Randolph County
Castellon
Pulaski County
Burson Stricken Dead in Automobile at Montezuma
D F Burson 48 of Manchester Ga died Thursday night in his car in Montezuma after a business visit with his brother in law W R Tucker of Atlanta. Witnesses said he slumped at the wheel as the car stopped. Doctors cited an acute indigestion attack. He leaves a wife and daughter and was a Clarke county native.
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Montezuma
Burson
Manchester
Clarke County
Perryman Visits County in Bid for Re Election
Hon A Jones Perryman of Columbus Solicitor General of the Chattanooga Judicial Circuit toured the county Tuesday and Wednesday in the interest of his candidacy for re election in September. Supporters say he is one of the circuit’s most efficient solicitor generals and his prospects to carry his own county and several circuit counties look favorable, per a statement from Perryman.
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Perryman
A. Jones Perryman
Columbus
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Tribute for Senator W C Neill by Columbus Bar Association
Memorial services were held in the Superior Court room in Columbus for the late Senator W. C. Neill. Judge W. G. Love presided as bar association president. committee resolutions praised his character and statesmanship. Addresses highlighted his loyalty, churchmanship, fraternalism, and advocacy of right principles.
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Columbus Bar
W. G. Love
W. C. II
The
Bar Association
Superior
Court House
Columbus
Groceed C . M Arnold
A. >. Cozart
Frank A. Garrard
Neill
Committee On
Arnold
G. Calmer
Notice to Antioch Baptist Church Members
By request of the pastor all members are urgently requested to attend teaching services next Sunday morning June 19, as matters of an important nature are to come before the church.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Jacob’s Return to Egypt and Blessings in Genesis Tale
In a 17 year span from Jacob entering Egypt to his death in 1689 B C the narrative follows Joseph revealing himself to his brothers and sending them to Canaan to fetch Jacob and the whole family to live in Goshen. Jacob stops at Beersheba to sacrifice, overwhelmed by the reunion yet grateful for divine guidance as the family prepares for the journey to Egypt.
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Jacob
Egypt
B. C
Hebron
Casnan
Beersheba
Goshen
Joseph
Benjamine
Judah
Canaan
Caanan
Caaaan
Semeon
Hiv
Disabled Veterans Gain Civil Service Preference
Widespread notice from U S Employment Service details a presidential order granting service connected disabled veterans, veterans over 56, and widows preference in civil service examinations. Reopenings allow a 60 score with ten advance points. officials urged to publicize widely and advise eligible veterans and widows. John R Alpine signs the directive from Washington.
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W. M. Mathews
Butler
American Legion
C. F. Hadi
John R. Alpine
United States Employment Service
Alpine
Washington, D. C
U.S
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Number of Qualified Voters Drops In Taylor County
The registration list of qualified white voters in Taylor county has fallen to 1406 names from 2800 eligible at the March primary. District tallies include Butler 526 Reynolds 221 Panhandle 117 Potterville 108 Canyonville 90 Daviston 41 Austin 118 Cedar Greek 108. The pamphlet lists each voter’s post office address and Mr Mrs Miss headings, available for $5 at the Herald office.
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Taylor County
Board of Registrars
Butler
Reynolds
Panhandle
Potterville
Canyonville
Daviston
Austin
Cedar Greek
Total
Herald Office
Postage Rates Rise In July For First Class Mail
Citizens will pay higher postage starting July 6 as the U S Treasury faces deficits. First class letters must bear three cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce. Air mail rises from five and ten cents to eight and eighteen cents per ounce respectively. Post cards retain current rates.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Post Office
Congress
Washington
C. W. Baxemore
Air Mail
Rennes
Wife of Former Butler Man Dies In California
Mrs. Butler died in Los Angeles on June 5 after months of illness. She was born Lillian Oakushette of Atlanta, aged 48. She is survived by her husband T. C. Butler and three daughters, two of whom were to graduate from high school in Los Angeles the day of the funeral.
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T. C. Butler
Los Angeles
Butler
Jan
Butler Red Sox Roll Past Montezuma Then Fall to Waverly Hall
The Butler Red Sox defeated Montezuma 12-5 last Saturday with Edwards superb in the field and Riddle shining for the losers. In a Tuesday tilt, Waverly Hall topped Butler 6-4 as Butler batters Parker Mathews Williamson McDaniel faced Baldwin Carter Saunders Johnson.
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Butler Red Sox
Montezuma
Edwards
Riddle
Butler
Parker
Mathews
Saunders
Johnson
Waverly Hall
Red Sox
Williamson
Anthony
McDaniel
Baldwin
Carter
Pleasant Visitor to Butler Wednesday
Prof J O Martin state school supervisor spent a short time in Butler en route to Atlanta from Cusseta after delivering the literary address at the Cusseta school commencement. He and Mrs Martin recently returned from a world trip and will exhibit hundreds of religious and educational photos at a Butler church event free to the public.
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J. O. Martin
Butler
Atlanta
Cusseta
Cusseta School
Pope Jarrell
Prof. Martin
Martin
Mrs eCants Is Critically Ill With Little Hope of Recovery
It will be a source of regret to learn that Mrs. eCants is critically ill with but little hope of her recovery, causing concern among her many friends and acquaintances.
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Mre. ‘eCants
Afflictions Heavy in Rural Family Amid Losses and Illness
In Butler area a string of misfortunes hits the Rogers family within weeks. Mrs Lucius Rogers dies of pneumonia six miles north of Butler after birth in Taylor County in 1888. Surviving husband Ira Rogers faces a broken leg from a lumber accident and sons Ira Paul Beaumont and R C Rogers endure serious illnesses and surgery. A daughter Lila May Rogers survives with brothers A F Davis Walter Davis and sister Mrs J Hartman. Funeral services for Mrs Rogers at Turnera Chapel Freewill Baptist Church were conducted by Rev W R Lawhorn and Rev W B Posey with pallbearers Ira Paul Rogers A F Davis Walter Davis David Rogers and Lester O Hern.
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Lucius Omers
Rogers
Roger
Ira Rogers
Beaumontogers
Booklet On Laws Affecting World War Veterans
The June Georgia Lagione announces a free 82 page booklet for American Legion members who joined by July 10 1932. It explains federal and state laws for World War veterans in plain language removing confusing references and legal jargon. Quimby Melton, department commander, cites national guidance from Indianapolis.
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Georgia Lagienne
Cole
Vasual Novation Becayie Ake
Becoiés
American Legion
Quimby Melton
The
Legion
Indianapolis
Indiana
Legion Auxiliary Notice for Butler Unit Meeting June 17
Butler Unit 124 membership rose from 183.8 percent on May 26 to 358 1 3 percent on June 8 bringing 43 members. All members urged to attend June 17 at 8:00 at the courthouse for the most important meeting of the year with new officers and delegates to the Macon convention June 28 26. Publicity chairman says blanks are available for headstones for unmarked war veterans to ensure none are left unmarked.
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Butler Unit 124
Ray
Pp. m
Court House
Macon
H. C. Walker
Cemetery Cleanup Meeting At Prosperity Church
All interested parties are asked to meet at Prosperity Church grounds next Wednesday June 22 to assist in cleaning and maintaining the cemetery. Bring commonly used tools and participate in this community effort to keep the grounds neat and well kept.
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Prosperity Church
Nominal charge for use of Butler Reynolds line inaugurated
Butler Telephone Co announces a nominal charge of 10s for all connections between Butler and Reynolds to non subscribers. The policy aims to improve prompt, efficient service and future improvements for the public.
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Butler-Reynolds
Phond CO
Butler and
Reynolds
Butler Telephone CO
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Commissioners OF Circuit
Rose
J. T. Rose
Internal Revenue
Young Peoples
Queen OF the
California
New Jersey
Strong Crisp Club
D. F. Burson
W. C. Neill
Columbus Bar Association
H. J. Porter
Butler Baptist ‘Church
Hacob
U. S. Treasury
J. 0. Martin
L. Rogers
Legion Auxiliary Notice
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