Edge v Edge Libel for Total Divorce in Taylor Superior Court
N P Edge sues Rosa Gertrude Edge for total divorce in Taylor County Superior Court. Rosa Gertrude Edge is ordered to appear July 2, 1945, to answer the complaint. Judge T Hicks Fort presides. Clerk Thelmon Jarrell notes the citation dated May 23, 1945.
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Georgia
Taylor County
N. P. Edge
Rosa Gertrude Edge
Taylor Superior Court
T. Hicks Fort
Thelmon Jarrell
Dixon suit for total divorce set in 1945 Superior Court
Cedelius Dixon vs Dorothy Dixon files for a total divorce in the Superior Court of Taylor County to be heard July 2 1945. The document notes default procedure and cites the statute for such cases dated May 7 1945
Taylor Mill News Social Weekend Visits
Local households report weekend visits and guests from Fitzgerald Conyers Covington Porterdale Ellaville Fort Valley Macon Fort Benning. Families hosted relatives including the Childree McDaniel Gardner Gates Poole Parks Bearden Smith and Windham across Georgia communities.
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Arthur Childree
Elaine
Fitzgerald
Tinie McDaniel
Bell Gardner
Conyers and Covington
Taylor Mill
Vivian Price
Porterdale
Harold Gates
Clovis Poole
Ellaville
M. N. Poole
W. T. Smith
G . Windham
Raburn Smith
Jimmy McGregory
Fort Valley
J. W. Windham
Sarah and
Macel Parks
Macon
Herman Parks
Brinda Bearden
Ideal
Linda Parker
Cpl
J. C. Smith
Fort Benning
Odell Smith
Funeral Services Friday for Mr. W. H. Palmer
Mr. W. H. Palmer of Taylor Mill died after a several month illness. He is survived by his wife Annie Parker Palmer and six children. Funeral services were held at Prospect church near Butler with Rev. W. R. Lawhorn officiating. Cpl. Donald Windham, son of Mrs. Geo. L. Windham, to be discharged under the point system in July after overseas service in the U S Army.
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W. H. Palmer
Taylor Mill
Annie Parker Palmer
Prospect Church
Butler
W. R. Lawhorn
Cpl
Donald Windham
Geo. L. Windham
Windham
U. S. Army
Sth
Montgomery
12Th
8Th Army
Rome
India
Miami Beach
Fla
Reynolds High School
Civil Service
Fort Benning
Allhed
Taylor Mill School Seventh Grade Commencement Honors
Commencement exercises on Thursday night May 24 marked the close of a successful Taylor Mill year. Seven seventh grade pupils received diplomas: Janie Carson Martha Bryan Annie Jeanne Underwood Loquita Gates J W Bryan Leon Smith Ceci Posey. The program featured readings solos salutations and diplomas presented by A S Underwood with remarks by E H Dunn and Allen Dennis.
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Taylor Mill
Janie Carson
Martha Bryan
Annie Jeanne Underwood
Loquita Gates
J. W. Bryan
Leon Smith
Ceci Posey
Sylvia Underwood
Jane Windham
J. W. Windham
Harold Gates
A. S. Underwood
E. H. Dunn
Allen Dennis
Bible Manufacturing Company
Freddie
al Dennis
Sylvia Underwoo
Barcarolle
Amie Jeanne Underwood
Mollie Gallman
Sarah Underwood
Amie J. Underwood
Cecil Posey
Gates
U. S. Underwood
Underwood
Georgia Supreme Court 100 Years Old Celebration
The Georgia Supreme Court marks its centennial with a Wednesday ceremony in the court chambers. A bronze plaque commemorates the 100th anniversary. unveiling by Sarah Rawson Allen of Atlanta, descendant of first chief justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin. Marion Smith chairs the centennial committee with Gov. Ellis Arnall voicing state acceptance. speeches by Charles J. Bloch, and Chief Justice R. C. Bell.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
The
Georgia Bar Association
Sarah Rawson Allen
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Marion Smith
Bar Association
Ellis Arnall
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
State Bar Association
R. C. Bell
Senators Reject 2500 Dollar Senate Allowance
Washington May 28 The senate defeated a proposal to grant members a 2500 dollar tax free expense allowance by a 43 to 9 vote. Earlier a move to cut the figure to 1500 was defeated on a voice vote. The bill leaves no extra pay or allowances for senators but provides 2500 dollars tax free expense money for House members.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Himmler's Body Buried In Secret German Woods
The body of Heinrich Himmler was secretly buried in a wooded area near Luenberg after he died from poison to avoid trial. British troops oversaw the burial following his suicide, placing him in a shallow grave with no marker and a minimal ceremony.
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Himmler
Luenberg
Germany
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Dachau
Belsen
Diplomas awarded at Taylor Mill as speakers urge graduates forward
Mr. Gates presented the diplomas and praised Taylor Mill school leaders Miss Bell Gardner and Mrs. Tinie McDaniel. Freddie Kvenson and Allen Dennis spoke briefly, joined by Hon. E. H. Dunn the county school superintendent. Dunn delivered an inspirational address on The Four Corner Stones of Life. The gathering closed with the audience singing Bless Be the Tie and a benediction.
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Taylor Mill
Gates
Taylor Mill School
Bell Gardner
Tinie McDaniel
Freddie Kvenson
Allen Dennis
E. H. Dunn Couty
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Taylor Mill Men’s Club Meeting Beats Busy Bees
The Taylor Mill Men’s Club met Tuesday night May 22 in the school auditorium with President C H Moore presiding. J B Amerson gave prayer, a Quiz Ball game 6 to 6 followed. Refreshments of fruit and candy were served. A debate on which is more serviceable to the housewife a dish rag or a broom is planned, with two weeks left before the contest closes.
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Taylor Mill
C. H. Moore
J. B. Amerson
Joe Arnold
Leon Smith
Thomas Perkins
J. W. Windham
Clifford Moore
Ernest Parker
Rev Chas H Kopp Accepts Call to Montezuma Church
Reverend Charles H. Kopp resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Greensboro effective June 30 to lead the First Baptist Montezuma church. A World War I veteran, he served in France with the 28th Division before pastoral posts in Sylvania Augusta Woodlawn Greensboro and now moves to Montezuma with his family.
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Montezuma
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Sylvania
Pennsylvania
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Carlisle
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Kopps
Country
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Mercer University
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Pacific
John G. Kopp
U.S. Army
Germany
James B. Kopp
Army Air Forces
Nevada
Robert G. Kopp
Rev. Kopp
M.C. Overton
American Legion
San Marino Lodge
Harris Threatens Move to Abolish Highway Set-Up
Atlanta May 29 House Speaker Roy Harris warned of a bill to abolish the current state highway arrangement unless pressure on General Assembly members ends. He proposed a 10 member Highway Board with one member from each congressional district if the measure is introduced.
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Atlanta
Roy Harris
General Assembly
Jury Recommends Board Appointees in Oglethorpe
At the May term of Superior Court the grand jury recommended two appointments to the county board of education. F. M. Carson from the Hicks District and Judge B. F. Neal from the Montezuma district are named. Neal succeeds himself and Carson succeeds W. M. Parker, who filled the unexpired term of his late father W. M. Parker Sr.
Nelson M. Shipp Scores Perfect on History Test
Nelson M. Shipp assistant commissioner of the State Division of Conservation achieved a perfect 183 on the Constitution’s American and Georgia history test. The exam was given to 2200 participants including business leaders schoolchildren and city state and county officials. Shipp formerly edited the Columbus Enquirer-Sun and left in 1943 to join the state service.
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Nelson M. Shipp
State Division of Conservation
Shipp
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Nazi War Plants Will Be Destroyed
Lt. Gen. Lucius Clay told Allied radio from Luxembourg that all German war industries not convertible to consumer goods will be destroyed. He said production of aircraft and components will be forbidden and German industry may resume only after Allied needs are met.
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London
Lucius Clay
Allied
Luxembourg
Clay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Commander
Reuters
Truman designates June 14 as Flag Day observation urged
President Truman proclaims June 11 as Flag Day and calls for observance with a fresh sense of national strength. He notes the nation accepts the responsibilities of its power and urges Americans to honor the day with reverence and unity.
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Truman
Washington
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