Carrollton Welcomes State Newspaper Convention Guests
Carrollton and Carroll county host the thirty fourth annual Georgia press association convention. The piece praises newspapers for serving communities across business, education, public life, and government, noting Georgia editors’ wartime contributions and ongoing civic roles. It expresses pride and hopes for a pleasant stay and lasting memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Carroll County
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Georgia State Baptist Convention
Georgia Press
South
Georgia Press Association
Union
Georgia
Flanders Field
Two Spots Planting Shrubs Boost Carrollton Property Value
The article notes that planting shrubs increases a property’s value and enhances Carrollton’s overall appeal. It contrasts urban desire for country fragrance with the unpleasant odor of fertilizers, suggesting city dwellers may prefer the country’s flowers without the accompanying fertilizer smell.
Do Your Best For Family With Chamberlain Tablets
Advice urges everyone to stay healthy to support their family. If you suffer from constipation or indigestion, use Chamberlain's Tablets as directed and you will feel ready for a day of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Press Association
Georgia Press Association Program and Sessions
A detailed schedule for the Georgia Press Association meeting outlining Monday evening events including an invocation by Rev. J. M. Dodd, speeches from Carrollton officials H. W. Wourney and Dan G. Bick, and announcements. Tuesday through Wednesday sessions cover editorial discussions, advertising topics, and a barbecue, with speakers from multiple Georgia papers and a historical address.
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J. M. Dodd
Hon
Roop
Carrollton
H. W. Wourney
Carrolton
Dan G. Bick Otlate
Savanah Free Racer
Sam Hyman
The
Sand Villa Progress
M. L. Flestwood
Cartersville Tribune-News
Dlacuasich
W. H. Blinn
National Editorial Association
Hof
Geo. E. Hosmer
Gradentown
Florida
Mias
Emily Woodward
Vienna News
Georgia
Yen. J. J. Thomasson
Doall County
Garret meets untimely death at barber shop incident
Death of about 38 year old Garrett at a Maryland barber shop after a fall in the bath area near Depot street. Four children survive him. Sheriff W. A. Gar Garrett and relatives mourn at Masonic services Monday evening. Friends extend condolences to Emily.
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Farehabett
John Donbatho
Depot Street
Wes Aloiy
Pas Henri
Roy
Beck
Zioon
W. A. Gar- Garrett
Will Garkk Garrett
Maryland
Emily
Sacred Harp convention plans and meal gathering note
A community notice urges Carrollton residents to attend the Chatta hoochees Convention at the court house, bring their Sacred Harp music and a dinner each day, and share in a mutual benefit with country people. The letter hints at the Harp book’s quality and asks participants to conduct and render the music properly.
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Carrollton
Chattahooches
Court House
Country Child Health Calls for Rural Medical Checks
Doctors warn country children suffer dental, breathing, and vision issues due to limited care. They urge regular school medical inspections and parental adherence to medical advice, noting rural isolation and lagging access. Will Brunner cites country newspapers and politics as context. Also notes a club meeting agenda with discussions and social events in multiple towns.
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al, Jenkins
Alma Times
Will Brunner
Washington News Reporter
City Park
Bowdon
Tallapoosa
Carreilton
Villa Riea
Douglasville
Borie
Great Coal Shortage Foretold For Next Winter
Wholesalers warn of the country’s worst coal shortage next winter as deniers predict limited to inferior mite coal with rising prices. Immediate purchases only, no future contracts offered. Those stocked up may be spared, others urged to secure supply while possible.
Printers vs Firemen Nine Bids To A Ren Hall Tilt
The piece previews a Monday game where Paul Brown ex big league will bat and Evan Thomasson, World Series 1967 veteran, will pitch to Allen Bow. Frank Thomasson shows how first should be played while Doug covers second and Watson fields. Other printers fill the lineup as shine stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Hall
Paul Brown
Loayurr
Hvan Thomasson
Allen
Frank Thomasson
Jake Dauhart
Doug
Duto Watson
Shining Stars
Carrollton routs Rome in baseball romp 9 to 0
Carrollton led 4 in the fourth and Rome quit as Overton ejected for language. Manager Rowdon on field dispute delayed play, Allen dominated for Carrollton with four straight hits. Rome offered little resistance as Elberfield’s crew sealed the 9–0 victory.
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Rome
Carrollton
Ochaplin
Overton
Uch
DeWitt
Rowdon
Carrollton Triumphs Over Rome In Doubleheader
Carrollton wins both games against Rome with a 6 to 2 tally in the opener, and Pratt delivers a superb pitching performance. After a quiet first six innings, Rome fails to reach first base until the seventh as Carrollton seizes control.
Rome Beats Carrollton 5 2 On Strong Hitting and Pitching
Rome wins 5 to 2 over Carrollton in a clean game. Lowry limited hitters to three hits as Rome combined timely hits to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lowry
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Wm. G. Sutlive
Savannah Press
Sion
W. J. Millican
P. T. McCutchen
Franklin News and Banner
Ralph Meeks
Calhoun Times
T. &. Shops
Dalton Citizen
O. W. Passavant
Newnan Herald
Paul Harber
Commerce Observer
C. BE. Rainey
Dawson News
L. M. Rhoden
Tattnall Journal
T. L. Bailey
Cochran Jouregs
Ernest, Camp
Walton Tribune
Monros
Agarrett
Palmontier
Kany Fh
Pratt
Carrollton Bank
Georgia Press Associa
Public Square
First National Bank
the First National Bank
Carrollton, Georgia
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