Carrollton’s Young Men Club Grows Quick in 1906
In Carrollton a new young men's social club founded in late 1906 has reached fifty members. Officers include J O Newell as president and James Coleman as treasurer. Club rooms in Bass building offer a reading room recreation gymnasium and dressing areas. The club bans profane language gambling and drinking to foster fellowship and wholesome recreation.
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Carrollton
Messrs
J. O. Newell
C. A. Lyle
G. C. Cook
James Coleman
Bradley
H. Boatright
R. J. Galbraith
Blackall
Bass
Newnan Street
Business Men’s Magazine
Review of Reviews
New York
Chicago
Louisville
Memorial for G. T. West A longtime Mandeville Mills worker
Mr. G. T. West died Friday evening at his Center street home after months of ill health. He served as city council member and treasurer, and was known for faithful work. A member of Carroll Lodge F and A M he was buried with Masonic honors in Concord Saturday.
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G. T. West
Center Street
West
Mandeville Mills
Carroll Lodge
Concord
Carroll County Club Mourns Mrs Olivia New 1907
The Carroll County Club expresses sympathy to Dr W C New and his six children after the death of Mrs Olivia New at 399 Rawson St Atlanta on July 10 1907 at age 68 She was born in Carroll County and buried in Carrollton July 13 1907 The club authorized publication of the resolutions and a copy to the family.
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Olivia New
Rawson St
Atlanta
Carroll County
W. C. New
Thos. J
Carrollton
Carroll County Club
J. Cole
N. A. Windsor
Sec’y
Veterans Meeting at Carrollton Courthouse in August
Attention veterans. Camp McDaniel Curtis will meet next first Tuesday in August at 10 o clock a.m. at the courthouse in Carrollton. Tip Harrison is expected to be present, and Gen. Evans will be invited. All veterans are requested to attend. W.O. Perry, G. F. Cheney, Adjt. Commander.
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Camp McDaniel Curtis
Court House
Carrollton
Tip Harrison
Gen. Evans
W.O. Perry
G. F. Cheney
Adjt
Club Fitness Facilities and Dues Emphasized
The gymnasium offers punching bags dumb bells and Indian clubs with dressing rooms showers and towels for a small fee. Membership requires twenty one and dues are one dollar monthly funded by initiation fees and rents paid by the treasurer from dues. The club promotes earnestness clean living and expects mature conduct.
Free Shorthand Course Offered by Bagwell in Carrollton
Mr J O Bagwell president of Bagwell Business College Atlanta will teach a free Chartier shorthand course at the Public School building Carrollton starting Monday at 9 am July 26 with an evening class at 7 30 pm. The program promises quick mastery enabling students to draft business letters and qualify as stenographers possibly via home study or college. A $45 Bagwell prize scholarship will be awarded to the student who best writes and reads shorthand after the one week instruction.
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J. O. Bagwell
Bagwell Business College
Atlanta
Carroll County
Carrollton
Rtam
Carrallton
Carrollton Bank Statement and Local Notices from Carrollton Ga
Bank statement for Carrollton Bank Carrollton Ga shows condition at close of business June 1907 and affidavits sworn by cashier J R Adamson. Notices call attention to an August scholarship contest and stenography classes with Carrollian Band performance and public invitation. Water notice warns residents to conserve water to avoid metering and charges due to pumping and filtration limits.
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Carrollton Bank
Carrollton, Ga
GU Borgia
Onion
Ama Aui
Carrollton Tank
Ward
Bel
Mie Iredaid Baik
J. R. Adamson
Marah
Jackson
Carroll Co
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the Commercial Club
Mr. G. T. West
Baskin & Baskin
Rk, Robinson
W. FF. Brown
Water Com
Mandeville
Loatia and
Dlacounta
A. Ind
Ailver
Cates
Obeckes
Cagh Ito
Jackson & Griffin