Ex mayor of Birmingham endorses Tantac in ad
Frank V Evans former Birmingham mayor writes from Birmingham Ala Feb 2 1916 praising Tantac as a wonderful medicine recounting gastritis stomach issues and improved health after taking it KF Willis Southern Distributor lists other endorsers including Gw Mangum Moses Glenn and S Shepherd and notes Tantac sold at several Georgia druggists and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Evans
Birmingham
Ali
Examiner of Public Accounts
Alabama
South
Birmingham Age
Merald
Allanti
Evans
Ala
Atlanta
KF. Willis
GW. Mangum
Sehriff
Fulton County
Ton. McKennie Moss
Eighth
District of
Kentucky
Moses Tt. Glenn
Col
Die
Gaines
Bowling Green
CG. G. Cooper
Georgia Cotton Oil Co
H. W. Hill
South Pittsburg
Tenn
J. FF. Carroll
Chattahon¢hee
Hon
S. $. Shepherd
Alanta
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrolton
Tolbert Drug Co
Villa
R. F D. Carrollton
Burwell Drug Co
Burwell
J. T. Bonner
Roopville
Waco Charge meets, late arrival marring services
Last Friday was Quarterly meeting day for the Waco Charge. E der J. H. Eakes was late due to the Southern train. Rev. G. P. Braswell preached at eleven, protracted services postponed to the first Sunday. Local improvements noted, land bought, visits from Alabama kin, and a potato growing tip for vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Eder
J. H. Eakes
G. P. Braswell
Hubbard Boys
H.T. Lott
E. Creel
W. D. Duncan
Bowdon Junction
Richard Harper
Melissa Beavers
Alabama
al. M. Harper
Beavers
G. W. Harper
Oscar Gray
Center Point
A. M. Long
Leave to Sell Land Georgia Carroll County
J E Pierce administrator of Mrs M J Pierce deceased seeks leave to sell lands of the estate. All concerned persons kin and creditors are cited to show cause before the Ordinary on or before the first Monday in September why the application should not be granted. August 8 1916 W J Millican Ordinary. Fetch your date Inbel.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. E. Pierce
Said County
M. J.pierce
Salem visitations and local social notes
Salem society notes report multiple residents returning from trips to Tron county Bowison and Cullman with mentions of Mrs Johney Cummings and Miss Ethel Hendon visiting Eunice Ehurden. Families Brown Nixon Fred Robinson Lineville Parker Loren Parker IL A Hinnesley and others visit Whiteside and Newnan. A double funeral at Macedonia Ala. is noted and two young men killed by lightning in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harmon
Fred Robinson
Tear County
McLendon
Lineville Parker
Inn
Loren Parker
IL A
Ilnnesley
Fittle
Whiteshire
Newnan
Nixon
Macedonia
Alu
Local Notices From Garrollton And Nearby Areas
Mr John Broek and family of Garrollton visited his father Mr Bill Broek Tuesday and Wednesday Frank Holland and family of Newnan visited Mr MA Sticher and family James Kelley of South Georgia and Mrs Bud Hunter of Cool Springs visit Mrs Ric Capes who is very sick Will Houston and wife of Whitesburg visited their parents Judia Brown died Thursday and was buried at ML Zion Friday Lale Fountil and James Johnson spending a few days with relatives at Lineville George Truitt and family weekend with Fred Cosby Young Johnson and Mrs Robert Johnson visiting Riley who has been ill EL Fountain at Villa Rica Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Broek
Garrollton
Bill Broek
Frank Holland
Newnan
MA. Lo Sticher
Junes Kelley
South Georgi
Bud Hunter
Cool Springs
Ric Capes
Will Houston
Whitesburg
A Ry Cosby
Frida
Judia Brown
ML Zion
Lale Fountil
James Johnson
Lineville
Ally Peon Strickland
Atlanta
James Brown
George Truitt
Fred Cosby
Young Johnson
Bowison
Robert Johnson
A. Riley
EL Fountain
Villa Rica
Revival Sparks in Concord as Clergy Lead Services
The revival began at Concord with Rev Frank Eakes of The Chris Hay Advocate preaching on Sunday. Rev A M Pierce of First Methodist Carrollton conducts services this week. Mrs Stocha Richardson of Atlanta visits Mr and Mrs RutL Richardson. Miss Karen Noles of Atlanta joins visitors Maud and Elphie Boggs and Davie Hilton of Carrollton visits Ruth Fendon this week. RL Stephens and wife of Villa Rica visit relatives here. Mr Tom Powell and wife from Villa Rica visited in the area last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank Eakes
Chris Hay
A. M. Pierce
First Methodist Church of
Carrollton
Stocha Richardson
Atlanta
Rutl
Richardson
Maud
Elphie Boggs
Karen Noles
Davie Hilton
Ruth Fendon
RL. Stephens
Villa Rica
Tom Powell
Vila Rica
Monilay
Simpkins Reunion and Local Gatherings Reported
The Free Press notes the Simpkins Reunion near Tyus and extensive social visits in the area. Miss Leola Doughtrey and Miss Eula Duncan headlined singing events. Miss Enla Duncan with Miss Canarie Burks. residents Mary Simpkins and J S Heath mentioned.
Contract Let To Lane To Drain Pearce Swamp Route 2 Glenloch
Franklin News and Banner reports the contract to Mr Bus Lane to drain the Pearce swamp on route 2 near Glenloch at a price of 200 dollars. The swamp has long hindered travel and mail delivery, with several grand juries urging action as bad weather makes it nearly impassable.
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Franklin News and Banner
Bus Lane
Pearce
Glenloch
Local Community News Beneath Yellow Dirt
Mrs W O Jones Jr returns home from Atlanta while visitors from Hogansville Temple and Tyus share weekends with relatives. Effie Duffey closes school next Friday as Oak Grove revival draws neighbors. Aubry Carter buys Davis place. Lamar Jackson considers moving back to farm. Doctors report improvement for J R Dorough and wife after chicken stew illness. Singing events planned with Liberty and Shilo groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyron
Effie Duffey
John Brock
Penn
Atlanta
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Tanlac
Salem
Hannah
D. A. Simpkins
Tyus
Simpkins
G. W. Simpkins
Enla Duncan
Canarie Burks
Leola ‘Doughtrey
Gli Aeree
Carrallton
Eula Duncan
J. W. Potts
J. ¢. Doughtrey
C. L. Matthews
Graydon Burks
Effie Hight
Beulah_ Cook
Cliff Acree
David Simpkins
Harry Phillips
Lewis Chappell
Free Press
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
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New York
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Madixon
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Chicago
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Rier
Salza
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Rodiverte
FHOM
Rzgis
Rh Pert
Vibe
Roi Selon
Ocila
the Railroads OF Georgia
Columbus
Americus
Albany
General
Fitzgerald
Tifton
Prom New Orleana
Fitsgerald
Ame
W. O. Jones, Jr
Atanta
N. S. Reid
Hogansville
Charles R. Cunningham
Rufus Duffey
Sara McClure
Oak Gro
Effiie Duffey
Agnes Cunningham
Eula Reid
Temple
William L. Stewart
Dewey Teal
Ruby Kilgo
Eapebes
C. Hammons
Gyartya
W. B. Costley
C. Dial
Daisy Jackson
J. R. Dorough
R. B. Huff
Glenrock
Aubry Carter
Davis
C. M. Ray
Lamar Jack Ison
Jackson
Sargent
H. W. Dorough
Porguah
Mesdames Sallie
Beatrice Worrough
Lula Pullen
Fannie Carter
Maggie Ormore
George Brand
Will Scantling
Saanna
Sandy
Ida Cowart
Coleman's Mill
Beatrige Dorough
Beatrige Dorough, Wednesday. We Learn That Mr. Houson. Jackson
Electric Company
Sur
Chattahoochee
Glenlock
R. Dorough
al Marlow
Sallie Dorough
Drusilla Musick
G. C. Thompson
Meriwether
Catric
Dorough
Helton Saturda
Grar
Brown Vish
Liberty
Shilo
Nes Lebanon
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