Desperado Andy Miller Captured by Vigilance Committee
The narrative follows a sheriff town pursuit of the desperado Andy Miller. A disguised young girl guides a man toward Roslin while Miller’s crimes unravel and a vigilante group traps him in his hideout. He is executed by hanging after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
Roslin
Tiestin
Yun
Tom
Andy Miller
Bern
Bardon
Tingley
Mello
Mr. Borden
Milter
Margie Borden
Crrua Borden
Orden
Tie
Maggie
Magelo
Mier
Imte
Aunt Mary
Andy Aliller
Vigilance Committee
Magete
Tory
Jon
Bea
Desperado
A Policeman Speaks On City Life And Lost Children
A police officer discusses the hardships of a cop’s life and the social strains on families. He describes crowded tenements, meager wages, and wives who drink, followed by patrol duties and the challenge of tracing missing children across a beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiron
Witter
Sumer
le Willis
Wey
Healkeeners
Silesmen
Nford
Taam
Valf
Myssen
Kirang
Colr
Delightful Week of Honorary Parties For Miss Constantine
A string of social events in Ox Acho and Hogin honor Miss Constantine featured theatre parties, pink and white decor, and casual gatherings. Notable hosts included Miss Hogan Miss McClellan Miss Mattie Jones and Miss Marie Bradley with guests such as Miss Mary Hogan Mr Ralph Meeks and Mr Charlie Drew at various homes and venues during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Oxacho
Hovst
Hogin
Satrarday
Hogi
Elizabeth McClellan
Red Cross
Ted Rata
Alten
Cnoning Tittle New Year Cssary
Ganshilliney
Matti Dons
Hogan
Pevelope Chuir
Tory
Sir Pate
Mattie Jones
Marie Bradley
Bernice Acklin
Collve Street
Mary Hogi
Mary Stephens
Cecil Cramer
Elizabeth McGlolin
Ralph Meeks
Vreewan
Dewel Reese
Charlie Drew
Tou Breen
Arthur Acklin
Asahi
Penelope Club
Johnson Drag Co
Sam "Fate
Ruby Carlton
Kathleen Almain
Tate
Miss Constantine
Miss Tugin
Mi McClellan
Miss Stephens
Ton Breen
Edgar Johnson
Mr Selby Cramer Hosts Senior Class Evening
Mr Selby Graney entertained the senior class Thyrs Hay evening at the home of his parents Mrs B Gramery. The dining and living rooms were decorated with holly and ferns. After jollity and several beverages a sweet course was served. The host was assisted by Misses Cecil Cramer Mildred Smith and Floy Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby Graney
B. Gramery
Cecil Cramer
Mildred Smith
Floy Strickland
Mrs Cook Hosts Jokers Club Title Party
Mrs J C Cook entertained the Jokers club and several guests Tuesday afternoon hosting a light luncheon. Those present besides club members were Mrs Ray Sox and Miss Mary Lou New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cook
Jokers Club
Iray Sox
Mary Lou New
Off to Athens with Mr and Mrs Ed Whatley
Mr and Mrs Ed Whatley and Mrs Whatley will demonstrate sheet wares at athons this week. They will present demonstration work to clubs and schools in Carrall County and will receive offerings this year for youth programs. Jackson and others attend the event to support reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley
Carrall County
Jackson
Card of thanks to readers and Free Press contest helpers
Eugenia Ward thanks readers and all who helped during the Free Press contest and extends best wishes to the Free Press readers and MHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Eugenia Ward
Temple Christmas Social Climaxes Quiet Prohibition Era
Amid unpropitious weather Temple records a restrained Christmas with prohibition casting a chill. The highlight was a grand Christmas tree at Chadk Studios, followed by a Shower hosted by Miss Henrie Robinson for Mrs. Jewell Bateman Mathews, with numerous local guests and relatives listed. Community notices note visitors, holiday travels, and a Christmas sermon by Rev. Fowler at the Temple Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Osehoo
Chadk Studios
Tangs
Henrie Robinson
Mes
Dobbs
Jewell Bateekin Maethews
Maude Sewell
Vera Stricklind
Bubig Michael
Allie Barnett
Lucile Mobley
Myric Sewell
Ellin Wet
Della Gamwell
Nannie Manley
Nettie Cobb
George Johnson
Nannie Low Geil
Edn
Griffin
Bayne
Marit Griffin
Reapville
Lawrenceville
Prof. Conway
Gelati
Athens
Prof
Shackelford
Eula Reid
Hoginsville
Win Green
Howell
Villa Rica
Evelyn Willams
Douglasville
Louis Griffin
Atlanta
Mat Griffin
Carrollton
Sallie Griffin
S. €. Whitaker
Betmore
N. G
J. A. Mobley
Raymond Baker
Warne Thomason
Oxford
Rubie Michael
Velmickland
Gox College
Myrlie Sewell
Maguerite Sewell
Meridian
Henry Robinson
Wesleyan
Guy Wells
Lumpkin
Girard
Mada Griffin
Blythe
Byron Sewell
Reidsville
N. C
England
Beasley Cochran
Homer Sewell
East Point
Leon Mathews
Metotaint
Dub Jing
Jewell Enttekin Mathews
Soan
Rev. Fowler
Cox College
Bryce
Miss Wren
Hudgins
Harmony There Come Here Papas Whipping Threat
A fragment from a Christian Advocate piece shows a stern father ordering a son to come and face punishment, with the boy protesting and a claim about a rare parental agreement on discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Maima
Tribute to two brilliant intellects and lifelong friends
Gus Nix recalls the deaths of Hon. H. W. Long and Hon. LoD. Monteville, praising their intellect and guidance. He reflects on education, mentorship, and the moral duty to uplift society, citing personal memories and a vow to honor their legacy. He notes a turning point with Mandeville’s scholarship and Long’s stern counsel on right and wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiye Fist
Flan
Wu Tong
Hing
Seloo
Hag Gad
Dent
H. W. Long
Lod. Monteville
North Georgian Agricultural College
Dah- Jonega
Mr. Mandeville
Ain L
Willling
Seulfle Slong
H.W. Long
Alyiie
Nix
Wright
Gus Nix
Bear Creek School to Reopen After Holidays
Local notes report Bear Creek School will resume Monday after a holiday vacation. Herman Holmes retires Friday after holiday time with relatives. Community members and relatives are noted visiting Carrollton and Zion, with thanks extended to Baptist and Methodist churches for kind remembrances after the loss of a husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Holmes
A. J. Holmes
Newman Posey
Alabama
Grover Dew
Holtanin
Garrollon
Tom Boyd
B. L. Jonhson
B.C. Johnson
Carrollton
E. L. Kierbow
sZion
Messrs
Short Kierbow
W. Lee
Griffin
Peake
Whitesburg
South Georgia
H. J. Smith
Average American meat consumption figures round 1930s
The article states per person yearly intake: eighty and a half pounds of beef, seven and a half pounds of veal, seventy eight pounds of pork, and one and a half pounds of mutton and lamb. It emphasizes average household consumption figures.
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M. Quad
Depaleciirs
MR. Selby Cramer
Mrs. Cook
Carrollt ON
Oliver Morosco
Melville B. Raymond
J. Hartley Manners
Bonita Theatre
Atlanta Theatre
Onita Monda
Louise F Huff
Jack Pickford
Bear Creek
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