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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1926

Page

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Thomaston Nears Giant Cotton Mills Deal

Thomaston Georgia reports closing a contract worth 100 million dollars for cotton fabric to supply Goodrich Tire and Rubber and Wisk Rubber. A new mill with 2000 spindles will rise, creating a mill village for about 1000 workers. The $8 million plant, to be built near Thomaston, positions Georgia to produce about 60 percent of tire fabric in the nation.

Thomaston Thomaston Cotton Mills Goodrich Tire and Rubber Company Wisk Rubber Company New York L. W. Robert Atlanta R. BE. Hightower, Sr W.H Hightower Bertram Work Goodrich ‘Tira and Rubber Co Hightower Peerless Aldora Barnesville South Georgia United States

Many Mourn Death of Mrs. Joan Locke

Mrs Amanda Gaultney Locke widow of Rev John Locke died after a long illness at about eleven last night. Born December 1862 she was 64 and five months old. A Butler Baptist Church member she lived in this county most of her life and was devoted to service. Funeral at Mt Pisgah Church today at 3 30 conducted by Rev J A J Dumas. Surviving: Rev John Locke and children Mses J F A WJ Z B Z TP Locke, Mrs R A Hesters, Mrs A P Peterman, Mrs F H Bono, Mrs G L Walden, Thelma Locke, two sisters, two brothers. The Herald offers sympathy to the family.

Amanda Gaultney Locke John Locke Rev Locke Amanda Gaultney Zachariah Susan Gaultney Macon County J Denth da Peterman Anna Wainwright B. F. Gaultney Herald

Five Year-Old Kills Sister With Shotgun At Home

Lyons Georgia April reports a five year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Ebbie Lamb, shot and killed his seven year old sister at their Prather Clifton place. The mother found the child dead with a gunshot wound to the back after hearing a shotgun blast. The boy told police he attacked after his sister slapped him. authorities view the act as not intentional. The father remains in Vidalia hospital with appendicitis and poor prospects for recovery.

Lyons Ebbie Lamb Prather Clifton Lamb Vidalia

Indian Promptee Donnie May Corn Charged With Kidnapping

May Valley troopers report 16 year old Donnie May Corn of Valdosta Ga part of a group described as redskins who took the Fort Valley girl who claimed to be a bride. she and her father were taken to Valdosta after a state wide pursuit ending Tuesday night.

Ft. Valley Donnie Valdosta Fort Valley

Georgia scribes hold brief business session at Valdosta

The Georgia Press Association held its spring meeting in Valdosta on April 2021 with a welcome by Mayor Peeples, a reception by the Woman's Club, and a busy program of talks by editors including E H Griffin and Gov. Charles Osborne. The visit featured tours, a Georgia barbecue, and social events at Lake Altyane and the State Woman's College before departing for Tampa and Cuba via the ACL line with a Key West stop for sightseeing.

The Herald Georgia Press Association Valdosta Cuba Florida Londnes Prince of Good Fellows C. ©. Brantley Valdosta Times Caty Asu Association Press Association Valdost Woman's Club Brantley W. D. Peeples John N. Holder Georgia Peeples Ernest Camp Walton Tribune Monroe E. H Pat) Griffin Hambridge Post Griffin Cummins Congress W. Trox Bankston Camp Charlie Brown Cordele Dispatch Michigan Worth County Charles Osborne Osborne Vualdosta Russia Italy Nwin Lakes Country Club Burton Lee Mauk Edstor Charlie Brown Cordele Lake Altyane Hardman Valdoy Georgia State Woman's College R. H. Powell Lovelace Americus Times Recorder Thia Tampay St. Petersburg Key West Chamber of Commerce

Veterans Securing Back Pensions In Taylor County

Confederate veterans and widows in Taylor County will receive back pensions for 1922 23 24 25 totaling 18025 dollars, the largest such payment in county history, to be shared among 55 claimants. Judge L T Peet urged speedy collection as the Methodist revival services begin at the Butler Methodist Church led by Rev L T Rogers with evangelist George Pickard and a 20 member choir, offering daily afternoon and evening sessions to awaken community-wide Christian service.

Taylor County L. T. Peet Methodist Church L. T. Rogers Butler Rogiers Rogers George Pickard Fis Resata E. A. Childres Pickard Methodiat Church

Straus Dies at 76 Former Diplomat Philanthropist

New York May 3 O S Straus longtime public servant diplomat and cabinet member died at his New York home age 76 after a period of ill health He rose from Jewish immigrant to minister to Turkey in 1887 under Cleveland and in 1906 became the first Hebrew cabinet member The Georgia connection notes he spent childhood in Talbot County and later worked with his brother Nathan Straus in Columbus before returning to New York City

New York Straus Turkey Cleveland Lfe Columbus New York City Talbot County Georgia Aid For Machine Nathan Straus M. J. Kaufman Lazarus Straus Germany Philatelphia Talbott and Collingsworth Institute

Macon Gets 1927 Session Nichols Chosen Chief

Thomasville Georgia April 29 M T Nichols president of the Pyn tRee Paper Company at Gordon and a member of the Macon Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Georgia Forestry Association and Macon was selected for the 1927 convention W T Anderson was made chairman of the industrial committee of the organization Nichols plans reforestation efforts and expects several hundred attendees next year Georgia faces a loss of timber resources if steps are not taken toward reforestation State forester B M Lufburrow warned the Georgia Forestry Association

Thomasville M. T. Nichols Pyntree Paper Company Gordon Macon Lufburrow Georgia Forestry Association

May 16 Banner Day At Pine Grove Church

Fine Grove Methodist Church and community invite all to May 16th for a joyous third Sunday with preaching singing and basket dinners on the grounds. Visiting preacher and singers expected. bring well filled buckets for the meal.

Pine Grove Fine Grove Methodist Church

Return to the Dock After Valdosta Visit

The scribe recounts being entertained by Dr and Mrs H Smith at their East Central Avenue home in Valdosta. Gratitude is extended to Dr and Mrs A Griffin for their courtesies and for entertaining the scribe's daughter during the trip. The narrative notes ongoing appreciation for the hospitality received.

St Petersburg Cuba Florida Valdosta Scribe H. Smith East Central Avenue A. Griffin

Funeral Draws Distant Attendance for Mr. J. C. Cameron

Large crowd gathered for the funeral of Mr. J. C. Cameron on Thursday with many visitors from afar. Notable attendees included Dr. Galoway Boland, Fay and Maryin Boland, Miss Annie Cameron of Atlanta, A. C. Murray and Mrs. Robert Strange of Ellaville, Sheriff and Mrs. Willis McCarthur, Jim and Ella Cameron of Americus, Mrs. O. G. McCants and children, Gordon Hart of Crawford Alabama, Mrs. G. McCants, and Mr. Gobb of Waynesboro.

J. C. Cameron Galoway Boland Fay Maryin Boland Annie Cameron Atlanta A. C. Murray Robert Strange Ellaville Sheriff Willis McCarthur Jim Ella Cameron Americus 0. G. McCants Gordon Hart Crawford Ala

Three Oil Firms Enter Montezuma Field

Montezuma Ga April 30 The Pan American Oil Company of New Orleans with Georgia HQ in Atlanta is putting in tanks and a warehouse beside the Standard Oil plant at Montezuma and will soon serve the area with Pan Am gasoline and oil products.

Montezuma Pan-American Oil Company New Orleans Georgia Atlanta Standard Oil

Gasoline Prices Battle in Butler Town

Gasoline price tensions unfold in Butler as Standard and Gulf raise the pump to 27 cents while the newly opened Pan American undercuts at 24 cents. Rumors swirl of a statewide price cut as independents join the fuel market, threatening higher costs for moderate consumers.

Standard and Gulf Pan- Americuan Moiérate Unicans Old Henry

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Thomaston Mis Milion M Illion Joan Locke Mt. Pisgah Cemetery Grand Theatre Reynolds, Ga Doris Kenyon Frank Mayo Anna Q. Nilsson Hobart , Bosworth Lloyd Hughes Andy, Min Chester Gump Min Custers Sister Giri Georgia Scribes Beautiful Valdosta Oscars. Straus Nichols Distanse Montezuma Field
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