Georgia News Roundup From Macon to Atlanta
Macon will entertain the Rainbow Veteran's Union July 1816. The Americus creamery opens today for the season. J A Hardage, 80, Thomaston man of business, dies. I G Brown home Lumpkin destroyed by fire last week. J L McKenney couple returns from world tour to Macon yesterday. Georgia Baptist Young People open convention in Gainesville. Richard B Russell Jr to host an Atlanta reception. Deaths include Judge Sam Madox Dalton and Rev. J R King North Georgia conference. Two children drownings and a turtle accident noted. Georgia peaches and watermelons begin shipping. A. B Mobley suit against McGee bank defendants starts in Bibb. More local notices and civic events across the state.
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R. L. McKenney
Macon
Young Men's Democratic League of Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Atlanta
Macon Woman Shot by Man Reflects on Future
Adele Langley, 34, lay mortally wounded in a Macon hospital ward after Mandy Leonard LeVarr, 61, admitted shooting her in front of her home Sunday night. LeVarr was arrested early Tuesday as he rested in the city hall barracks, saying he hoped Langley would recover so he wouldn’t be bothered.
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Fulton couRy
Cq Reynolds
Williamson, Ga
Marion Butterworth
Grady Hospital
Macon
Adele Langley
Mandy
Leonard LeVarr
LeVarr
Two Fort Valley Homes Burned in Weekend Fire
Ft. Valley Ga June 21 Two homes burned and Frank Fincher seriously burned after fires swept two large houses early Sunday The Miller home on Anderson avenue suffered severe damage while Fincher and Mrs Fincher occupied an apartment in the building Fire appears to have started in the roof from wiring as Fincher crawled to safety others escaped with minor injuries Insurance covered some losses and both Singletary homes nearby were damaged earlier that morning.
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Ft. Valley
Frank Fincher
F. C. Miller
Masonic Home
Macon
Anderson Avenue
Miller
C. P. Singletary
Bue Singletary
Seaboard asks ICC to abandon old Port of St Marks branch
Seaboard Air Line Railroad requests Interstate Commerce Commission authority to abandon a branch line that runs from Tallahassee to the Port of St. Marks, part of the third oldest railroad system in the United States, highlighting potential historic route changes.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company
St. Marks
Tallahassee
Fla
Bill To Ban Ale Water Fish In Seasonal Seines
A proposed bill seeks to prohibit ale water fish during certain seasons and during closed periods. The measure targets the use of a seine and other fishing devices and is introduced by Pier S. Y. Georgi and the state fish commissioner.
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Pier S. Y. Georgi
Sheriff Sale Georgia Taylor County Auction Notice
The south half of lot number 89 in the 15th land district Taylor county Georgia to be sold at public outcry for cash. Levied upon as the property of Butler Payne Lumber Co and G A Weaver to satisfy a superior court judgment in favor of R C Perkins. Land in possession of G A Weaver of Ohaston Georgia. This eighth day of June 1931. R P McGuffin, Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Coun, Hoy
Butler
Ge Gia
Patsilaza Creq
Butler-Payne Lumber Cy
G. A. Weaver
R. C. Perkins
A, Weaver
Ohaston
R, P, McGuffin
Sheri
Executor's Sale Georgia Taylor County July Auction
Executor Cox announces sale of Buick Sedan belonging to the late James Rogers. The auction will occur before the court hay door in Bauer Georgia during legal hours on the Tuesday in July, July 7th, to the highest bidder for cash.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Bauer
James Rogers
Cox
Guardian appointment sought in Taylor County Georgia
W Dobson applies to be guardian of the person and estate of Fannie John James D. and Essie Suggsmin ages 18 to 12 in Taylor County. The hearing is set for the next ordinary court on July 11, 1931.Witness L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. Dobson
Fannie
John James D
Essie Suggsmin
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