In memory of Rozz Duke Chatman 1919 obituary note
Rozz Duke Chatman died June 27 1919 at age nine after typhoid and illness. Born May 11 1910 he was beloved by his parents A T Chatman and family. Funeral at Eureka cemetery led by Rev. T A Bonner, schoolmates wrote a devotional tribute and mourners include two sisters two brothers and many friends.
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Angel of Death
Rozz Duke
Hie
Ros
Jay
Rozz
Eureka Cemetery
T. A. Bonner
Footatepa
Increase in thrift during war cited by Georgia official
Senator Ivan E B Allen notes that World War thrift rose from per capita savings of 18.45 in 1914 to 26.72 in 1918, a 44.9 percent gain, with Southern states averaging 6.14 more per person. He calls these figures a tribute to wartime sacrifice and cites Georgia as representative of national trends.
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Ivan EB. Allen
Georgia
Allen
American Institute of Banking
Big Camp Meeting At Ashburn Georgia
Interdenominational camp meeting in Ashburn Georgia runs through Monday at the Wesleyan Methodist camp ground. Attendees include visitors from Atlanta and state-wide. speakers include Rev Fred DeWeerd of Fairmount Indiana and Rev T W Callaway of Macon. Choirs and singing are prominent features of the event.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ashburn
Wesleyan Methodist Camp Ground
Wiregrass Action of
Joe Lawrener
Committee On
Fred DeWerd
Fairmount
Indiana
DeWeerd
Natal
South Africa
T. W. Callaway
Macon Hesene Home
Nephzebuk Orphans
Ionie
Macon Baptist Tabernacle
Downtrodden country tales and a Dougherty County sale
Fragmented verses lament a lonesome country while court records announce the sale of real estate in Carrollton Georgia 1919. By order of the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty County administrator L L Newell will sell the estate of G C O Newell at public auction to pay debts. Property includes a five room house on Alabama Street and lots bounded by Alabama Street Mandeville and Bell, city of Carrollton. Sale set for Tuesday August 5 1919 with cash to highest bidder.
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Wier
Alabama
Emmett Smith Attorney at Law Practice in All Courts
Emmett Smith, attorney at law, maintains an office in the Stewart Building Carrollton Georgia offering legal services across all courts. The notice indicates active practice and presence in the local legal community.
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E. T. Steed
Carrollton, GA
Emmett Smith
Stewart
Carrollton
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Holderness Building
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Chichester
Dane
Demggint
Rane Alll
Druggis
Doss
E. T. McGuire
Dicicl
Lorena
Featuare
Lonesome Country
Youngstown Telegram
Caiton Daily News
Skeeter
Houston Peat
Kid
Macon
Mat Ford
Lonesome County
Administrator's Sale
E. L. Daniell
Daniell
Alabama Street
T. W. Reeves
First National Bank
R. D. Jackson & Son
Carroll
Haralson
H. J. Goodwyn
W. L. Fitts
1St National Bank
Shirley C. Boykin
Boykin & Boykin Bldg
L. J. Brock
J.D. Hamrick
M. D
J. T. Coleman Jeweler
Peachtree Arcade
Atlanta, Ga
W. B
Bradley
Ld’g
L. Z. Dorsett
Roop
Geo. W. Smith
College St
W. T. Creel
Optometrist
Creel & Harper
Coweta
Farina
J J. Reese
Carrolltion
John Hudson
Villa Rica
Willis Smith
J. L. Smith
Smith & Smith Lawyers Ofice
Roop Building
C. C. Fitts
Suruveon
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