Trustees Election in Taylor County Georgia 1934
Taylor County Georgia schedules a trustee election on July 20 1934 in multiple districts including Butler Reynolds Crowell Turner Central Wesley Mauk Rupert and Cross Roads. Freeholders may aid management. polls open 9 am to 3 pm with sealed totals and returns to the County School Superintendent for consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weargia
Taylor County
Taylor Coun
Butler
Reynolds
Crowell
Turner
Entral
Wesley
Mauk
Rupert
Cross Roads
Theounty
County Board of Education
Wanted at once Watkins products man in Ellaville Ga
An advertisement seeks a reliable man with a car to supply established customers with Watkins Products in Taylor County. The position offers good opportunity for a man between 25 and 45. See or write G. D. Halstead The Watkins Man Ellaville Ga. Two of ten patients at Milled geville state hospital stabbed by an enraged patient last Thursday died Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Taylor County
G. D. Halstead
Ellaville
Milledgeville State Hospital
Athens tree myth challenged by university professor
Dr. K M Coulter of the University of Georgia says Athens famous tree that owns itself is a beautiful myth and notes it sits on property sold years ago. The item ties local lore to changing property claims without asserting a new fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Athens
K. M. Coulter
University of Georgia
State Hospital For the Insane
Milledgeville
Sam ‘Tate
Tate, Ga
Church of God In
Atlanta
Augusta
Thomas Barrett
Martha Bridwell
Clayton
Rotterdam
Holland
Dorris Gordy
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Meriwether County
Owen
Macon
Bibb County
Frances J. Hataway
Superior Court
J. H. Thomas
Glynn County
Georgia
House
Judiciary Committee
Librarian Elected at North Georgia College Dahlonega
Miss Josephine Strother of Woodbury has been chosen librarian for the summer session at North Georgia College in Dahlonega. She is a Lucy Cobb graduate in Athens and holds a library degree from the Emory University Library School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Strother
Woodbury
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Miss Strother
Lucy Cobb College
Athens
Liberary School
Emory University
Neighborhood News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Tributes
Mark News Miss Jessie Waller visited Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Waller. Mrs. Terrell Chalkley visits her daughter near Danville. Mrs. Pittman returns to the depot after spending time with family at Rebecca. Waller family visits Reynolds and Ft Valley, extending to J. A. Wadsworth. W. D. Gill stays with sister J. T. Chapman and brother J. M. Watson. Grandchildren Louise and Martha Harbuck from Birmingham visit grandparents McFarland. Rey and Mrs. Charles Wall of Leary visit Anthony family. L. R. Pike visits parents L. Austin. Dave Harbuck and family as Sunday guests of Stephen Harbuck. Brannon Montgomery’s coop loses 30 frying-size chickens. Funeral attendance for Bobby Burnette from Columbus to Bloodworth cemetery. Clyde Jr. and Lynwood Jinks visit grandparents from Colquitt. Charles F. Wall visits cousin Robert Humber Jr. Carolyn and Dorothy Wall travel to Americus to visit Paul Gaines. Mrs. Edmond Wall and daughters guests of E. L. Whittington. Ocle Pike son undergoes appendicitis operation in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Waller
R. D. Waller
Terrell Chalkley
Henry Montfort
Danville
Pittman
Rebecca
Lester Halley
Reynolds
Waller
Ft. Valley
J. L. Anthony
L. R. Pike
L. Austin
Dave Harbuck
Stephen Harbuck
Brannon Montgomery
Paul Gaines
Americus
Edmond Wall
E. L. Whittington
Ocle Pike
Butler
Fate line palm reading guidance by Alice Jennings
This feature explains Fate line meaning on the hand and its links to worldly success or career obstacles. It covers line starts, endings at Head or Heart lines, breaks indicating career changes, and how breaks relate to domestic duties, with dating cues around 35 and 50 years. Instructions for making a hand impression follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Denton Jennings
Roswell Road
Atlanta
Kruschen Salts Boosts Weight Loss Claim
An advertorial touts Kraschen Salts as a safe fat reducer. A testimonial from Miss Ebner notes a 186 to 120 pound loss after one year, claiming improved energy, health, and appearance from a half teaspoon daily in warm water. The ad promises one bottle lasts four weeks and urges purchase through druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ebner
Local Family Notes Spark Weekend Visits Across Reynolds Area
Weekend gatherings feature Miss Bessie Jarrell of Reynolis and Mr Wilson Jarrell of Butler hosting relatives, multiple Jarrell family children visiting Miss Margaret Adams near Reynolds, and assorted Adams, Byrd, and Scandrett kin from Macon to Thomaston. Rev J E Pate preached at the Baptist church as Emily Harris visited Jarrell kin, while Frances Foy planned Mercer summer studies. Thelma Jarrell hosted a Sunday school party with lemonade and cookies for many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Harris
Macon
Emily Jarrell
John Scandrett
Frances Foy
Mercer University
Central of Georgia to pre cool sleeping coaches
Central of Georgia will pre cool sleeping cars on night trains departing from Savannah Macon and Atlanta using five new pre cooling machines installed at Atlanta Macon and Savannah. The system removes warm air replaces it with air cooled over ice improving comfort during hot weather. Machines will pre cool Atlanta Chicago Macon sleepers Savannah sleepers at Savannah Atlanta and Macon with an additional air conditioned Columbus Washington sleeper over the Central and Seaboard lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia
Savannah
Macon
Atlanta
H. D. Pollard
Pollard
Central
Chicago
Albany
Columbus Washington
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visits Across Towns
Mrs J M Brown visits Mr and Mrs W B Streetman near Oglethorpe. Mrs Kate Morris and Miss Ethel Morris of Centerville guest of Mr and Mrs Herman Vanlandingham. Mr and Mrs Harris Sealy and daughter guests of W B Haris at Juniper. Mrs Cecil Gunn of Columbus weekends with Annie Downs family. Edyth Parks leaves for summer school in Americus. Rod and Lewis Brown in Atlanta. Shellman Martin of Macon visiting here. J R Williams travels to Savannah hospital for eye treatment. R A Turner of Thomaston visits Joe Brown. Murray Driskell and baby of Butler stay with Nannie Martin. Clay Morris of Oshfield weekends with Morris at J E Brown home. Ernest Davis of Butler visiting O C Brown family. Miley Purvis of Daviston visits. Marilou Averett guest of aunt Lee Watson. Lewis, Rod and Carl Brownner in Columbus Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
W. B. Streetman
Oglethorpe
Kate Morris
Ethel Morris
Centerville
Herman Vanlandingham
Harris Sealy
W. B Haris
Juniper
Cecil Gunn
Columbus
Annie Downs
Edyth Parks
Americus
Rod and
Lewis Brown
Atlanta
Shellman Martin
Macon
J. R. Williams
Savannah Hospital
R. A. Turner
Thomaston
Joe Brown
Murray Driskell
Baby
Butler
Nannie Martin
Clay Morris
Oshfield
Morris
J E. Brown
Ernest Davis
O. C. Brown
Miley Purvis
Daviston
Marilou Averett
Lee Watson
Messrs
Lewis, Rod and
Carl Brownner
Birthday Party for Vivian Fain Celebrated
Little Miss Vivian Fain entertained a number of her young friends last Wednesday June 18 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Fain in honor of her fourth birthday. After games the guests enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Frances Sealy Dorothy Morris Cathryn Culverhouse Sara Gunn Marjorie Caro lyn Evelyn Bown Helen Perkins Louise Loyd Lydie Rerfree Carol Fain Homer Downs Collis Marshall and O O Brown Jr James Loyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Fain
Frank Fain
Frances Sealy
Dorothy Morris
Cathryn Culverhouse
Sara Gunn
Marjorie
Carolyn
Evelyn Bown
Helen Perkins
Louise Loyd
Lydie Rerfree
Carol Fain
Peach industry guests and weekend visitors noted in Wesley
Local families in Wesley hosted relatives and guests this weekend including Mr and Mrs Herman Ethridge and their son, Mr and Mrs Luther Wilson and son, Miss Lois Heath, Mrs John Royal, and many attending commencement at Butler. Several locals traveled to Thomaston for peach work and visits from Griffin and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ethridge
Little Son
Dr. Sealy
J. A. Heath
Bonard Bazemore
Butler
O. M. Bazemore
Luther Wilson and Son
W. J. Braddy
Lois Heath
Haywood Allen
John Royal
Cuthbert
D. W. Wilson
Walter Willis
Frances and
Louise
Tom Wilson
Thomaston
Marguerite Wilson
Cecil Wilson
Leila Willis
John
Bentley Adams
Herman Smith
H. F. Royal
Castello
Griffin
Mesdames
Charlie Butler
W XL Braddy
James Butler
Lois Parker
Preciou Joiner
Annie England
Lester Wilson
Levis Garrett
Columbus
W. J. Mathews
Hugh Smith
John Hammock
Walstein Downs
John Sams
Guy Adams
Thomastown
B. Adams
Frances, Louise
Lesle Willis
Lillian
Nellie Razemore
Virginia Olive
Estelle Spinks
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Rustee
W. T. Austin
Mark News
Westinghouse
Wee
Georgia Power Company
Miss Fern Snider
WSB
Radio Kitchen
C.S. T
Bessie Jarrell
Reynolis
Mr. Wilson Jarrell
Juliette Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Margaret Adams
Mary
Jessie Adams
Herbert Adams
Willie Suggs
D. E. Byrd
T. Jarrell
Carolyn Gaultnty
East Point
Joe Carthen
Rainey Carthen
Eula Walker
J. P. Walker
8. C Adams
Weeks Adams
Annie
Inez Jarrell
W A. Jarrel
Russell Scandrett
Tom Montgomery
Robert Kendrick
J. E. Pate
The
Baptist Church
Twd
Helen
Clarice
Grace Jarrell
Verline
Agnes Gaultney
Mildred
Agnes Nelson
Lillian Gaultney
Louise Lowe
Estelle King
Dorothy Adams
Masters Raylford Jarrell
Cecil Kendrick
Eli Gaultney, Jr
Felton King
Clarence Carthen
Charlie Rochester
Howard
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