Reynolds Club Members Visit, Guests Seen Across Town
Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club events and local visits fill the week. Residents include Miss Carolyn Lucas from Atlanta visiting Col. and Mrs. Homer Beeland, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Brewer in Butler, and many relatives from Macon, Columbus, Hawkinsville, and Americus. An artesian well at the Golf Course brings local delight as preparations begin to destroy a swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Aultman
Macon
Winifred Kirksey
Carolyn Lucas
Atlanta
Homer Beeland
J R. Lunsford
Preston
Mattie Musslewhite
E. L. Saunders
Winnie Griffith
Hendley Saunders
Messrs
Elbert Hill
Charlie Pan
Fred Carter
Col
Mrs
Reynolds
Reynolds Golf Course
Local social notes from Geneva and nearby towns
Lists visitors and relatives in Geneva and surrounding communities. Mentions Mr L D Johnson, the McFarlands, Gentrys, Wall, Wells, Holz, McChargue, Wilder, Jinks, Bells, Woodalls, Humber, Anthonys, and events including a world’s fair trip, Father’s Day gatherings, illnesses, a bereavement, and a Tacky Party at Mauk school on June 28 led by the Woman's Club with Miss Anderson directing. invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Johnson
Geneva
Wm. McFarland
Gentry
Junction City
F. E. Whittington
Carolyn Wall
Birmingham
Dock Pike
J. L. Austin
W. Wells
R. S. Allen
S. T. Allen
Jim Robinson
Miss Allen
Ellaville
Mozelle Allen
Mrs. Wells
Morris Hows
Florida
Earl McChargue
Carl Wilder
Chicago
Clyde Jinks
Colquitt
R. L. Bell
Robert, Jr
Thelma
Harper Woodall
J. W. Woodall
R. C. Humber
J. L. Anthony
C. N. Humber
Julia
Lester Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Glenn Anthony
Columbus
Perry Anthony
Dean Anthony
Ft. Perry
J.T. Flournoy
Mauk School
Woman's Club
Miss Anderson
Local Social Roundup In ENGLISHVILLE Area
Mrs L B Holloway and children of Andersonville visited Mrs T G Lashley. Mr and Mrs C C Heath and children visited Mr and Mrs Paul Carter. Miss Lucile Jones of Pelham stayed with Mr and Mrs J H Jones. Miss Sara Smith returned from Oglethorpe visit. Mrs A E Ellis and daughter toured Oglethorpe. C D Lashley of Perry visited his mother. Mrs E V Royal returned from Ellaville. Ruth English visited W E Peters in Albany. W H Smith of Oglethorpe visited locals. Archie Mathis, Harvey Mathis, and families joined Russell English’ household for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Holloway
Andersonville
T. G. Lashley
Ellaville
Ruth English
W. E. Peters
Albany
W. H. Smith
Oglethorpe
Virginia
Elizabeth
Doris English
J. B. Mathis
Archie Mathis
Americus
Harvey Mathis
Russell English
For Sale Home and goods in Reynolds Georgia
For sale a home and household goods offered for cash by Mrs W H Wright of Reynolds Georgia The town of Moultrie is building its third tobacco warehouse and will begin operation this season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
Reynolds, Ga
Moultrig
Georgia
Explosion Victim Dies in Atlanta Blast Injures Several
Reported from Atlanta on June 12, an explosion at the Loeb chemical company building last Saturday injured multiple people. Doctors said the injured were improving and one victim had died from injuries sustained in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John P. 1
Loeb Pte Company
Treasury Department Notice to Bankruptcy Claimants Reynolds Bank
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to file with N M Dudley Receiver within three months with proof. If not presented, claims may be disallowed. Acting Comptroller of the Currency F G Awalt date April 28 to August 3 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Reynolds
Georgia
N. M. Dudley
F. G. Awalt
Georgia Power Company Warns Against Racketeering in State
The Georgia Power Company accuses a small Atlanta labor union clique of threats and intimidation to control Georgia’s government and press for the removal of the Public Service Commission. It says the dispute began with a strike linked to Allied Engineers and grew into a statewide fight to influence courts and commissions. The company seeks public support for fair hearings based on facts and law, condemning racketeering methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Talmadge
Georgia Federation of Labor
Georgia Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Georgia Power Company
Allied Engineers
We Have No Quarrel With Organized Labor
Georgia Power Company states cordial relations with organized labor and condemns a small Atlanta clique of about six men who allegedly exploit labor and push political aims. It asserts the group does not represent the 80 000 Georgia Federation of Labor members and claims the clique mainly represents itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Power Company
Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Labor
Clique
Georgia Federaon
Georgia
Federation
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Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club of
Nora Coolik
Vivian Barrow
Butler
A. V. Brewer
J. H. Brewer
H. GC. Bond
J. FE. Mangham
John Proctor
Children of
Howard Neisler
Frank Carter
Ft. Valley
Reynolds Friends
Mrs. Morgan of
KE. E. Hodges
Jaqueline Marshall
Ocilla Ga
Mr. C. B. Marshall
Mrs. Morgan
E. EK. Hodges
Rob Richardson
Julius Lunsford
Mrs. Brown Thornton
Hawkinsville
James Gray
Laurice Altman
Ethel James
Mrs. Jones
G. L. Cooper
Mable
Iva Pearl Webb
Roberta
H. C. Bond, Jr
R. F. Carter
Katherine Hutchinson
Palmetto
E. E. Barrow
Edgar Whatley
Donald and
Mrs. Baxton Cook
W. Cook
Ra Kirksey
E. W. Hodges
Clara Parks
Winnie Aultman
Guy Windham
Guy, Jr
Miss Baker
Mia. Thompson
Choyce Barrow
Folly Beach
Matthews, S. C
Hubert Bradshaw and
Hubert, Jr
Waycross
Mrs. Erickson
Billy
Washington, D. C
T. D. Seay, Sr
Mesdames
Walter Griffith
C. B. Hicks
Misses Eva B
Sara Cooper
Hurbert Bradshaw
Hurbert, Jr
Virginia Hammock
Eula Hammock
Eula
Snowden Steele
Edith Newsome
West Liberty
Thomas Mahone
Talbotton
Mark News
Englishville
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
State of Georgia
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