Georgia News Roundup Includes Rains Trials and Local Elections
Georgia reports heavy weekend rains raising streams and rivers while public meetings proceed with the C T U convention in Griffin and the Friendship Missionary Baptist Association session in Americus. Local officials including Stewart County court, Butts County tax collector death, and Kiwanis leadership changes are noted along with railway and post office bids.
Bray widow dies at Ideal in Georgia obituary
Mrs J M Bray of Ideal Ellaville Ga died suddenly Monday at her home while eating breakfast. Funeral held County Line Baptist Church Oct 11 with Rev J L Jenkins leading. Survived by seven children, 28 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. remains interred County Line cemetery. pallbearers grandsons Robert and Carvis Wall, Wendel Vel der, Jesse and Willie B James.
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County Line Baptist Church
J. M. Bray
Ideal
Robert
Carvis Wall
Wendel Velder
Jesse
Willie B. James
C. M. Bray
Miona Springs
J. R. Bray
Talbotton
J. G. Bray
Brey County
J. H. James
W. H. James
R. Wall
Schley County
T. R. Payne
Thewood
Fla
Story of 1904 train robbery probed in Flint case
Flint police examine a tale by N B Partin of Flint that he and two men robbed an express car near Stevenson Alabama about 1904 and stole 190000 with 50000 still hidden near the scene. Partin says a partner unnamed by police was killed in a fight at Decatur Alabama. He gave the county and Scottsboro as the robbery site.
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Jimmie James
Moultrie
Albany
Norman Park Banking Company
James
Arnold Horne
Flint
Michigan
N. B. Partin
Stevenson
Ala
Partin
Decatur
Jackson
Scottsboro
Rainey Wall Exonerated by Grand Jury in Ellaville
Ellaville Ga Oct 18 after a two day session Schley county superior court adjourned Judge R L Greer presiding. The grand jury found a true bill against Rainey Wall in the fatal July shooting of Edwin Johnson. witnesses said the death may have been accidental. Wall, about 19, was exonerated. Two civil cases heard included Tennessee Chemical Co v J H Statham verdict for defendant and Rufus Styles v Mattie Styles dismissed for want of prosecution. Criminal cases tried: State v William Lockhart for abusive language mistrial and State v J R Aldridge for larceny from the house verdict guilty fined $75.
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Ellaville
Schley County
Rainey Wall
Tennessee Chemical Co
J. H. Statham
Rufus Styles
Mattie Styles
William Lockhart
J R. Aldridge
Figh t Over Home Ends in Fatal Shooting at Grovania
Grovania Ga Oct 18 Two World War veterans clashed over a home, one armed with a timber and the other with a gun. W J Boon, around 45, died from three bullet wounds. J D Marshall, a prominent farmer and merchant, said he shot in self defense. Wives of both men witnessed the tragedy. The coroner's jury found the killing justifiable homicide after hearing Marshall and the spouses.
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Grovania
W. J. Boon
J. D. Marshall
Boon
Marshall
Bon
Talmdage Winner In Court Fight
Georgia Supreme Court rules in favor Governor-elect Eugene Talmadge over State Veterinarian J M Sutton. Court holds veterinarian’s office is a subdivision of agriculture, not independent, and injunction against Talmadge was improper. It directs further questions on commissioner’s discretion and authority.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
Elast Eugene Tal £E
Malcom Jones
Macon
J. M. Sutton
Talmadge
Department of Agriculture
High Court
Georgia Exposition Opens in Macon Amid Rain Delays
The Georgia State Exposition was formally opened in Macon on Monday with enhanced exhibits and new additions across departments. The opening ceremony featured the Macon Drum and Bugle Corps in farmers attire, and rain earlier in the day delayed events before the schedule proceeded for the rest of the week.
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Macon
Suit on Roosevelt funds dismissed in Atlanta court
Suits by F. B. Summers and C. W. Jones seeking $6,540 alleged to be spent on Roosevelt for President clubs were dismissed in Federal District Court in Atlanta. After the ruling, the plaintiffs said the matter is forgotten and pledged support for Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket despite the loss.
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F. B. Summers
CW. Jones
Gav. Roosevelt
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Summers
Christian Home Duties and Parental Authority
Discussion on the father as religious head, the need for firm yet loving leadership, and the duty of obedience in children. Emphasizes Joshua and Paul as scripts for household guidance, warns against divided allegiances, and argues parental censorship of youth clubs to preserve virtue. Mentions consequences of disobedience and the sacred gift of children.
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Joshua
Paul
Israel
Bel
God
Isaac
Abraham
Samuel
Toward a Life of Enduring Faith in Childhood
An essay asserts parental influence shapes youth more than books or wealth. It argues daily Christian devotion and home example build an untainted heritage, citing Joshua, Joseph, Morse, and Fulton as dreamers whose faith and invention advanced humanity, urging disciplined conduct and respect for law as true paths to national goodness.
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Joshua
Joseph
Israel
Canaan
Robert Fulton
Morse
Local merchants urged to spend at home for Taylor county
The Herald urges Taylor county residents to buy locally rather than from mail order houses. It warns that these catalogs lure with bright ads but offer little personal service or guarantees. Supporting local merchants is framed as investing in the community’s future and collective prosperity.
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Herald
Taylor County
University of Georgia to Dedicate Three New Buildings
The Board of Regents outlined plans to dedicate Harold Hirsch Hall housing the Lamar School of Law and the Alexander C. King Memorial Library at the University of Georgia in Athens, plus the Joseph E. Brown Dormitory at the University and the T. Dillard Russell Library Building at the Georgia State College for Women in Milledgeville, with the law building to be dedicated October 29 and the others at later dates.
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Board of Regents
University of Georgia
Harold Hirsch
Athens
Lamar School of Law
Alexander C. King
Joseph E. Brown
University
Tna
Dillard Russell
Georgia State College For Women
Milledgeville
Law
Public Notice of Property Foreclosure in Georgia
By authority of law the following property will be sold for cash on the first Tuesday in November 1982 being the first day of November 1949 the south half of lot containing 100 acres in Georgia described in the Deed to Secure Debt. Default on principal and interest due and owing on the debt secures sale. Assignee J F Posey will execute the deed to the purchaser at sale under the deed to secure debt.
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T. F. Abercombie
State Health Department
Georgia
R. P. Bledsoe
Staff Agronomist
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment
Develo
Borele
State Supreme Court
Earl Manchester
Macon
James Parks
Sara Powers
Parks
Powers
J. FP
Posey
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1982 Notice
Sheriff announces multiple tax sales in Taylor County Georgia including land parcels from land lots 104 and 97 and 190, plus 9 acres from land lot 220 and 200 acres description. Properties belong to J C Youngblood Mance McCarther Asa Children Guardian and others. sale set for first Tuesday in November 1982 at the courthouse door.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
J. C. Youngblood
Mary Youngblood
Superior Court
A. ‘Hollis
Mance McCarther
Society 4
Interstate Bond Company
Asa
R._P. McGUFFIN
Campaign Expense Account for J T Childs GA Rep
J T Childs filed a sworn campaign expense report for his bid in Taylor County Georgia for the 1982 primary. The document lists expenditures including entrance fees and auto oil for travel, classified as personal funds承担 and sources of funds as personal. The oath was sworn in October 1932 before Notary Cox in Baylor County Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J.T. Childs
General Assembly
Cox
Baylor County
Butler Herald
Butler
Cr. Benne
C. J. Benns
Mort ‘Gages
C.F. Benns
EB. Cox
N. P. Taylor County
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