War Risk Insurance drive urged for December
Ex service men are urged to reinstate War Risk Insurance in December with no medical exam, a plan pushed by the American Legion, American Red Cross, insurers and welfare groups. The effort targets men out of service up to eighteen months, with coverage at two monthly premiums. Georgia leads in reinstatements, and organizers urge action at the Bureau of War Risk Insurance office in Atlanta. A separate notice announces W E Crews declared bankrupt in Carrollton, with a December 14 1920 creditors meeting and trustee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exrervies
Plana
American Legion
American Red Cross
AiIanta
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Harry A. Waljlerstein
Georgia
Vixstonvicd
American Tegion
Georgia IN bankruptcy notice in Claburn I Cook case
In the matter of Claburn I Cook bankrupt creditors of Garrolitex Carroll County Georgia are notified that on December 1 1920 Cook was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting will be December Mth 1920 at 10 a m in Carrollton Ga creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustees examine the bankrupt and transact business Referee in Bankruptcy Krugene Spradlin Carrollton Ga December 2 1920 Rev W W Roop completed Baptist pulpit service in Carrollton with Luke 15 discussed and urged support for soldiers of the cross Mrs Hamrick and Claude Jr returned from Rockmart after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan Mr Charles Ward and children returned to Atlanta after visiting Mrs Mollie Ward Miss Perry hospital superintendent spent week at home in Blakely Georgia and Mrs H W Flournoy recovering from appendicitis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Georwing
Carrollton
Eugene Spradlin
District of
Georgia
Claburn I. Cook
Garrolitex
Carroll
Sinburn I. Cook
Therefores
Krugene Spradlin
W. W. Roop
Baptist Teheracle
Roop
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Bowdon R F D Grandia Wright
Bowdon community notes list sick list updates. John McKibben and family return to town. Alma Spruell visits with Warren sisters. singing at T E Vance's drew a large crowd. Davis family guests of Hobison family. Brown and Brown names appear. School begins Wednesday under Gordon Warren and Dewel Kugir. Wood cutting, quilting, hot chocolate and peanuts all noted. Arlin Wright teaches at Sunny Side. Dewey Brown returns from Gadsden. Preaching days set for next Saturday and Sunday at Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandia Wright
John McKibben
Tillie McKibben
Alma Spruell
Margaret
Wilsie Warren
Mac Warren
Homefolka
Johnnie McKibben
T. E. Vance
Owenr Davis
Mon Hobison
Misnes Thydin Brown
Alles Brock
Buna Thompson
Gilosta
Mises Rosa
Carri Rolivan
Tillford Patterson
Jeney Longue
Tadida Creek
Kansas
Gordon Warren
Dewel Kuginr
Estelle Brock
John Dowdy
Bunday
Arlin Wright
Sunny Side
Waren
Robison
C. 0. Thompson
W.it
Melcur
Dewey Brown
Gadsden
Ann
In Memoriam for Van Buren McClure of Carroll Lodge No. 69
A tribute from Carroll Lodge No. 69 F and A M to Brother Van Buren McClure born in Coweta County Georgia later Carroll County. He served in the Confederate Army 1862 to 1865, was the lodge’s oldest member and a faithful craftsman and Christian. The resolution expresses sorrow, condolences to his family, and asks publication in a county paper.
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W. M
Carroll Lodge No
A. M
Stripling
Brother McClure
Carroll County
Notice Tax Payers Tax Collector Seeks Compliance
Tax collector warns that all state and county taxes must be paid by December 20 to avoid issuance of tax liens. Term of office ends December 31, 1920, and reports will be turned over January 1, 1921. By order of the tax collector, noncompliance will force collection actions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude Hamrick
Rockmart
Charles “Ward
Mondry
Mollie Ward
Misa Perry
Carrollton Hospital
Blakely
Lonnie Smith
Memoriam
Thos. W. Dinmock
D. Hamrick
Q. F. Cheney
J. T. Norman
Lee Island
Carrollton, Georgia
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