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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
A Reynolds area page blends a poem about earnest service with extensive social notes. The column lists local visits, weekend trips, picnics at Miona Springs, gatherings in Macon and Butler, weddings in New York, and regional family updates highlighting residents such as Henry Hicks, H C Bond Jr, Edith Coolik, Walter Ellis Saunders, Natalie Blumgarten, and Louis Coolik alongside local editors and reporters.
Mr M C Crawford, a longtime Reynolds resident and devoted member of the Reynolds Baptist church, died at home after several months illness. About 80, he was a native of Carroll County Georgia and left a broad circle of friends, survived by his wife and one daughter along with several relatives.
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to present them to N M Dudley Receiver with proof within three months or they may be disallowed Acting Comptroller of the Currency F G Awalt dated four twenty eight to eight eight thirty three
A long feature on Jimmy Walker and Broadway life contrasts with a World War I veteran’s confession in a hospital bed. The piece names Walker, his marriages to Betty Compton and Eddie Dowling, and the Broadway milieu alongside a somber London Conference note and a soldier recounting injuries and memories from 1917.
Joseph Perkins recovering after appendectomy at Macon hospital. Locals visit and host family gatherings span Ellaville Thomaston Manchester and Ft. Valley. 189 in Sunday school. Rev Mosley to lead Baptist services next Sunday. Teasers of upcoming housekeeping and visits among Windham Poole Smith Bartlett Blair and Underwood families.
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James Stewart, 36, died in the government hospital this morning. He was blind and bedridden from war injuries and was decorated by the French and American governments for valor. Funeral services will be held in the local chapel tomorrow.
Last week in Taylor Mill, Moore and Metcalf families visited relatives in Thomaston and Andersonville while Blairs, Cofields, and Winds visited friends. Sarah Nell Grant attended Junior Camp, Rufus Smith organized absentee lists, library hours posted, game room open midweek, Woman's Club meeting moved to first Saturday, Ruth Tanner noted for club duties, and 82 guests attended a club event with refreshments.
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