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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

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Presentments by Grand Jury of Taylor County 1932

The October term 1932 grand jury of Taylor County presents findings on court officers and facilities. They commend Judge McLaughlin Solicitor General Perryman foreman Watkins and Bailiff Chitwood. They note clerk and other offices kept neatly, urge repairs to courthouse windows glass replacement and sewerage. They call for larger secure jail cage and regular janitorial work. They urge immediate bridge work to protect access for school children and adoption of Australian ballot system for elections. They endorse County Agent W A Lundy and advocate employing another agent paid from county funds. They propose increased juror and bailiff pay and set clerk pay. They address equalization of taxes on trunks buses and railroads and urge legislative study to aid railroads.

Grand Gerry Fier County Superior Court Taylor County C. Frank McLaughlin A. Jones Perryman R. B. Watkins J. W. Chitwood Sposal Corvet Court House County Commissioners Papal Alpril W. A. Lundy Pis Unds Grand Jury Georgia

Farmers Increasing Sorghum Syrup Making This Year

Farmers across the region are expanding sorghum syrup production with more cane patch harvesting planned. They aim to start live-at-home operations and store meat, vegetables, and other food for next year, predicting abundant supplies and preserved foods.

Investigation Fails To Disclose Murders Of Hays Matthews

A coroner's jury inquiry in Reynolds and Taylor County failed to indict after examining the death of Hays Matthews. Matthews, found mangled on a nearby railroad track, was allegedly shot and then placed on the rail to hide the crime. Eight to ten Black individuals were held during the investigation but released due to insufficient evidence.

Haysatthews Reynolds Taylor County Matthews

Auto wreck leads to $2,500 damage suit in Bibb County

Miss Maurine Rodgers of Potterville filed a suit Tuesday in Bibb County Superior Court against Mrs. L D King seeking $2,500 for injuries from a March 10 auto accident near Five Points. The party returning from Atlanta involved Thompson and Bartlett. occupants were thrown through the windshield as a Dodge car, nearly demolished, left the highway. Rodgers suffered multiple injuries including four lost teeth, a broken nose, and a deep gash above the eye. Thompson sustained knee dislocations and cuts. Bartlett's feet and limbs were crushed.

Coar Bibb County Maurine Rodgers Potterville W. F. Rogers L. D. King King J. P. "Thomson

Campaign expense record for J. T. Childs Georgia candidate

Taylor County document sworn October 12 1982 details J T Childs campaign expenses for his 1982 Republican primary run for Representative in Taylor County Georgia The statement lists a total expense of 28 00 and the purpose for which funds were used as recorded by Notary Public C Bex Gox.

Georgia Taylor County T. Childs General Assembly J. T. Childs C. BE GOX Notary Public

Annual Singing Sunday Delights Taylor County Gathering

The Taylor county singing convention held Sunday at the school in Butler drew a large crowd with the county’s best singers and visitors from nearby counties joining in old fashioned melodies. The annual event is highly anticipated and Sunday’s meeting stood out as one of the best in the long running series.

Taylor County Butler

Taylor County 4-H boys win big at Chattoochee fair

The Taylor County 4-H boys fared well at the Chattoochee Valley Exposition in Columbus despite inexperience. They earned multiple prizes in Poland China open ring categories, with a total open ring prize of 78 dollars, and top sow and gilt awards going to Howard Taunton, Calvin Jarrell, John Stanford Montgomery, Julian Gill, and others.

Poland Chinas Howard Taunton Blanford Jarrell Hubert Young Calvin Jarrell John Stanford Montgomery Paul Rowell Julian Gill Howard * Taunton

Rev J H Stanford Resigns Antioch Pastorate for Adel Church

Rev J H Stanford resigns from Antioch Baptist Church north of Butler and accepts the Adel Baptist Church pastorship. He will move his family from Cusseta within weeks and will preach at Antioch next Sunday before departure, as friends extend best wishes.

J. H. Stanford Antioch Pastorate Adel Antioch Baptist Church Butler Antioch Church Adel Baptist Church Cusseta Mr. Stanford Antioch Beffore

Georgia Road Board halves work and pay

Atlanta, Oct. 11. Chairman J. W. Barnett announced plans for half time work and halfpay for most state highway board employees with no dependents. Details remain to be worked out as revenue from gasoline tax and license fees falls, plus $1,080,000 in highway funds diverted for Western and Atlantic railroad notes and $200,000 for a new prison farm.

Atlanta State Highway Board J. W. Barnett Capt. Barnett Western and Atlantic Railroad

The Coming Generation Lesson Text Overview

A religious study on Gen 18 17 19 Deut 6 4 9 and 1 Sam 1 24 28 highlighting Abraham Hannah and Samuel as models. Emphasizes training children in faith, obedience to God, and the lasting influence of parental example on future generations leading toward a broader divine purpose. Page 8 note indicates a continuation.

Abraham God Samuel Hannah Sehorah Jesus Weaia Bay Goa

Taylor County Exhibits Play Important Part In Exposition

Taylor County entries figure prominently at the Chattahoochee Valley Exposition opened in Columbus for a week. County Agent W A Lundy and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Leonora Anderson led Taylor County 4 clubs in collecting exhibits across departments. Officials note about 8000 dollars in cash prizes across divisions, with county exhibitors expected to share in awards. a detailed awards report appears elsewhere in this issue.

Taylor County Columbus Chattahoochee Valley Netor County

Ellaville Youth Placed On Trial For Friend's Death

Ellaville Ga Oct 10 Judge R L Greer presiding as Stanley County Superior Court hears Rainey Wall age about 19 or 20 charged with the murder of Edwin Johnson in a July 30 shooting. Wall allegedly pointed a pistol believed unloaded. it discharged fatally. Many witnesses tested, both families live about a mile from Ellaville in LaCrosse area. Court session opened Monday morning.

Ellaville Sanley County Edtwin Johnson LaCrosse Superior Court

Christian Culture Institute Held in Columbus

Columbus Young People’s Union plans the annual Christian Culture Institute at St Paul Methodist Church October 21 to 23 inviting Sunday school and Epworth Leagues in the Columbus District to attend. Registration closes October 15 with detailed class periods and sessions led by Miss Elizabeth Stinson Miss Mely Alice Arnold Rev McTier Woodland Rev Pa Talbot Blackshear and others.

E Columbus Young People’s Union Christian Culture Institute St. Paul Methodist Church Epworth Columbus Mise Liwhle Moore St.j Columbus Elizabeth Stinson Andrew Rai Cuthbert Mely Alice Arnold

Third District Vote Set For November 8

Gov. R. B. Russell Jr announced a special election in the third congressional district to fill the remainder of Congressman Chas. R. Crisp’s term. The election coincides with the general election on Nov. 5, limited to counties of the original district. Castellon of Cuthbert noted.

R. B. Russell, Jr Chas Crisp

County Fiddlers Contest At Butler High School Auditorium

Fiddlers from county and surrounding areas will gather at Butler High School auditorium Friday night to compete for champion fiddler and best buck dancer prizes. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, the event begins at 7 80 p m with admission ten to eleven cents.

Butler High School American Legion Auxiliary Reginate

Revival Services at Butler Methodist Church

Revival services begin at Butler Methodist next Sunday with Rev J A Cook as pastor and Rev G Reid Smith of Wynnton Methodist Columbus preaching. Smith, a capable preacher and singer, will deliver messages through both song and sermon. He arrives Monday. Worship hours: 10 a.m. adults, 8 p.m. children, 7 p.m. all.

Butler Methodist Church J. AL Cook G. Reid Smith Wynnton Methodist Church of Columbus Mr. Smith

Pecans Wanted Buyers Advertise Local Market

PECANS WANTED Will buy Pecans at all times paying you to market. Phone or te 1018 ERLIN JR J.B. E Montezuma Ga.

Erlin. JR J.B. E Montezuma, Ga

Heavy Docket At Butler Court Second Week Action

Sixty to seventy five civil cases were disposed over a week and three days in Butler superior court. Notable actions include a verdict for intervenor in the Whatley estate case and long jury deliberations in a cotton possession suit. Alimony case favored defendants. several cases continued. Grand jury adjourned. criminal docket set to begin today with many indictments.

Superior Court Butler J. H. Whatley Mary Ay Je Vountain I. J. Fountain E. A. Hollis M. A. Jones Leola Crawford Jost Crawford W. Cook Ola Montgomery T. Montgomery R. Montgomery J. P. Dewey Butler Naval Stores J. F W. B. Taunton Butler ‘School District Eugene McFarland James Warren Cornelius Balleman Will Williams Samuel Howard Julius Robinson Aaron Moore Robert Robinson Frank Carter A. P. Peterman Bobby Kinney Shular Will Ross Peterman and Bailey

Mrs. Welch to Visit Butler to Wind Up Husbands’ Business

Mrs. L. E. Welch, widow of Mr. Welch who died in Macon, plans to visit Butler to settle the late watch-repairing business and deliver work due to local owners. She thanks friends for kindness and expresses sincere best wishes amid their hours of grief.

L. E. Welch Butler the Herald Welch Macon Mer

Ginners Report for Taylor County Cotton Ginning 1932

Ginners report 8,262 bales of cotton ginned in Taylor county from the 1932 crop prior to October 1, 1932, compared with 6,098 bales ginned to October 1, 1931. The figures reflect a higher ginning total for the current year.

Taylor County

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Taylor Legislaei Leinstern Hays Matthews BIG Sum Bibb Superior Court Taylor County Club Georgia Road Board Gundm H. J. Porter Men's Bible Claus Butler Baptist Church Friend Morni Clase Rev McTier Woodland Union Pa. Talboton Ry Mack Anthony Blackshear Ginners Report
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