Georgia News Roundup Flags Doves Season And Local Events
Governor Roosevelt plans a Georgia stop late this month. Doves hunting closed Friday and reopens November 20. Local obituaries and engagements dot the week with crashes, fires, and public notices. Roads, rail fares, and public service topics figure in audit results and hearings. Several communities report deaths, births, and civic appointments while churches organize new congregations.
Negroes Sentenced to Death in Webster County Crime
Webster county crime near Preston led to two brothers in law being found guilty and condemned to die on October 28. Sumter County officers transported the defendants to Bibb county jail for safekeeping after a swift trial lasting about ninety minutes. The couple, a middle aged wife and her husband, were attacked as they slept, with one assailant using a hoe and the other a piece of iron, leaving the man unconscious for nearly two hours. The woman remains in semi conscious condition at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Webster County
Sumter County
Bibb
Web- Later
Preston
Charlie Green, Jr
Paschal Baker Pees
R. L. Greer
Montezuma
Maron
Chappell
Green
Baker
Death ends Wiggins brothers boast in Emmalane shooting
In Emmalane Georgia on September 28 Robert and Harvey Wiggins threatened to run everyone out of town. Robert was killed after a Bradham stores confrontation. Melvin Bradham and his father fired, Harvey Wiggins was injured and later arrested as deputies investigated. Robert had a prior murder case. both brothers were sons of Joe Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millen
Emmalane
Robert
Harvey Wiggins Rothers
Robert Wiggins
Harvey
Wiggins
Bradham
Mr. Bradham
Melvin
Bradhams
Melvin Bradham
Harvey Wiggins
Arbach
Wiggin Brothers
Johnnie Johnston
Wiggins Brothers
Joe Wiggins
Georgia Masons Set Annual Session in Macon
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Georgia will meet in Macon on October 25 where William B. Clarke of Savannah will succeed Joseph M. Moore of Milledgeville as Grand Master. The State Department of Education awarded five-year contracts for standard school textbooks beginning January 1, 1984. Miss Katherine Armstrong's wedding plans are canceled after her father Guy Armstrong's death in Macon. A note from Bill Allen, 35, ends his life in Statesboro. Georgia to host National Commander L. A. Johnson for an official visit in Atlanta on October 9 for the state Legion conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
U. S
Georgia
Gov. Russell
Masonic Grand Lodge of Georgia
Macon
Wm. B. Clarke
Savannah
Joseph M. Moore
Milledgeville
Ween
State Department of Education
Guy Armstrong
Katherine Armstrong
Howard Jackson Bivins
L. A. Johnson
American Legion
Atlata
Legion
Poultry Show Short of Expectations at Macon Fair
County fair poultry exhibits were smaller than hoped with space and time constraints. Four high pens were judged by 4-H club boys trained in county stock judging. prizes awarded in Polish China and Jersey classes among others. Local volunteers thanked for facilities. demonstrations suggested to improve future shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Joe and Bailey Joiner
Butler
Local club girls compete in sewing and basket events
The list shows Sarah Montgomery Lena Thets and Helen Neisler with special tomatoes and garden notes, plus Virginia Perkins and Mary Booth among garden participants. The sewing divisions include Rachael Montgomery Eleanor McDaniel and Josephine McCorvey in first year, with Frances Young winning five dollars for best all round club girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Young
Helen Neisler
Virginia Perkins
Frances Parks
Carolyn Hill Rachael Montgomery
Eleanor McDaniel
Josephine McCorvey
Sara D. Lucas
Lucile Smith
Mildred Neisler
One member for each highway district proposal
Senator Howard suggests restructuring the highway board to have six members, one for each of the six road divisions. He argues this would create fairer distribution of highway funds, reduce the burden on a central beltway group, and require legislative approval to amend the law without removing current board terms. He invites discussion from the public and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hollis
Allen Hollis
Roberta
J. E. L. Johnson
Howard
Chattahoochee County
State Highway Commission
Highway Board
House
Senate
Crisp resigns to join tariff commission Oct 7
Americus Ga Oct 4 Representative Chas H Crisp, named to the U S tariff commission, said Tuesday he would resign his seat October 7 to take the new post. He plans to leave for Washington Monday and has notified the governor to set a November 8 special election to fill the remainder of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Chas. It. Crisp
United States ‘Tariff Commission
Crisp
Tariff Commission
Hoover
Georgia
R. B. Russell
Washington
Skeleton found in Georgia creek identified as Vienna man
Ashburn Ga Sept 80 The skeleton of a young white man found by two women fishing in a nearby creek was tentatively identified as Charlie Coleman of Vienna Identification by Charles Stokesbury who saw belt trousers and shoes match those on the skeleton Coleman disappeared about six weeks ago The skeleton appeared in the water about six weeks with flesh decomposed remaining bones and clothing The skeleton weighted by a rock tied around the neck authorities suspect murder and disposal in the creek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburn
Charlie Coleman
Vienna
Charles Stockesbury
Coleman
Stokesbury
Works Two Ways Reflecting on War and Law
A military officer and a lawyer discuss the dangers of their professions. The officer notes that those who live by the sword must expect to die by the sword. The lawyer counters with the idea that those who live by the law must expect to die by the law.
Public sale under deed to secure debt in Taylor County
In Taylor County Georgia under a 1928 deed to secure debt from W L Caldwell to Missessie Horne and assigned to J F Posey a sale is set for the first Tuesday in November 1982 during legal hours. The property includes half of lot 236 and 45 acres in the southeast corner of lot 245 in the fourth district. Caldwell died after the deed execution and $506.89 is due. The sale will transfer title to the purchaser per the deed to secure debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
W. L. Caldwel
Missessie Horne
Miss Bessie Horne
J. F. Posey
Superior Court
W. L. Caldwell
W. . Caldwell
D.e
Descre
Sheriff's Sale Compiles Taylor County Lands 1932
A sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in November 1932 at the courthouse governs multiple Taylor County parcels. The docket includes 200 acres from land lots 104 and 89, plus additional tracts totaling about 100 to 210 acres across lots 197 and 220, all in the 13th district, second section. Properties were tied to J C Youngblood and Mance McCarther with tax and execution claims by E A Hollis and Interstate Bond Company transferee, with Asa Chillies Guardian, dated October 4, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
J. C. Youngblood
Mary. Youngblood
Superior Court
E. A. Hollis
Ema
Mance McCarther
Interstate Bond Company
Asa Chillies
Interstate Bord Company
R.P. McGuffin
Divisional declamation contest and YWCA program notes
The report details a divisional stewardship declamation contest with an anniversary banquet at 6 pm and a 7 30 pm program featuring Aldrine Combs and Mrs Porter Mason in a duet. Katherine Hatcher Will will cover the G A house party at Bessie Tift College and winners receive divisional awards. Dr Beagle will speak on Presenting Christ to the Youth of Our Southland. A playlet A Picture of Y W A 1907 1982 closes the evening. Friday features a general conference led by Mrs McMahon and Miss Mary Christian.
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Aldrine Combs
Porter Mason
Griffin
Katherine Hatcher
G. A
Bessie Tift College
Beagle
Southland
YW. A
W. A’s
McMahon
Mary Christian
Rossie B. Newton
Hostess Association
Flint River
E. Langford
Barnesville
Centennial
E. V. Deaton
Columbus
H. W. Dunn
Mebleton
Concord
H. H. Cook
Palmatty
J .W. Hilderbrand
Talapoosa
Héralaon County
J. S Porter
Fortson
Rine Mountain
D.T, Ellis
Rehoboth
Fred Poole
Rockmart
Tallapoosa
E O
Reese
Newnan
Western
McClatchey
Ben Thompson Mathcon
J. C. Quarles
Argentina
Ae George Billinghurst
LaGrange En
White Cross
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Korea
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Julian Gill
Wm. Gee
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J. Arre
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Barrows
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Une
Sort Parks
C. J. McCary
Eloise Montgomery
G. T. Theus
C. J. McCrary
Howard McCants
J. A. Cook
R. I
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L. B. Locke
Fred Jarrell
Eve Booth
C. B. Byrd, Jr
Jack Peed
Lewis Garrett
Wilson Jarrell
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Lena Theus
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Willa Deen Wilbhar
Carolyn Hill
Elsie Heath
Eleanor Booth
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Edith Parks
Libby Theus
Jessie Adams
Peppers
General Garden
Louise Montgomery
Sarah Montgomery
Lena Thets
Mary Booth Frances Young
Elsie
Heath Cathryn Payne
Baskets Wilba Deen Wilbur
Martha Parks
Virginia Parks
Itor
Oward
Sena
He Dinter Cusseta
Crisps
Georgia Creek
Sheriff's Sale