Bremen community notices and obituaries tidbits
Bremen residents Annie Baskin Netle Baskin and Lottie Murdock attend teachers institute at A. & O. M. school in Girrolllon. Ben Touston dies at his father Oliver Touston’s Bremen home. He collapsed suddenly, leaving a sorrowful community. funeral at Little Vine church. Adamson family update from Alhinta. GR Adamson Jr to leave St Joseph’s hospital soon. Baptist Sunday School plans Parent’s Day on the third Sunday. Local sales report notes twelve or fifteen atlas sold in Haralson County in 66 weeks. John T. Walker relocates to Whitesburg to join Mandeville Mills. Local ads promote Elgin complete water, 16 size, 7 jewels, nickel case, now 4.50 from 5.50.
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Myrtle
Tussle
Annie
Netle Baskin
Lottie Murdock
Teachers’ Institute
Girrolllon
Ben Touston
Oliver Touston
Bremen Swiday
Little Vine Church
I Mes
Adamson
Alhinta
GR. Adamson
St Joseph's Hospital
Baptist Sunday School
Haralsan
John T. Walker
Bly Machine Shop
Mandeville Mills
Whitesburg
Money Offers for Farms in Garrell and Uaralson Counties
Real estate notes promise unlimited supply to qualified buyers on favorable terms. Advertisement highlights good farms in Garrell and Uaralson counties with eager lenders led by R D Jackson.
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Garrell
Uaralson
Temple News Roundup: Local Figures Update and Game Result
Temple residents report Michael in steady recovery and play by the local team with a 12 to 6 victory over Dallas. GW Griffin returns home from Athinta hospital. The Woodels visit Columbus family with children. Bart Stricklind of Buchanan visits relatives.
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Michael
Wits Care
Athinta
Griffin
the Woodels
Columbus
Dallas
Temple
Bart Stricklind
Buchanan
Live for Something and Find Purpose in Strife
The verse urges living for a purpose and earnest work, even unseen by others. It notes that every act holds value for fate, praising the spirit behind deeds as the measure of greatness and divine watching.
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Glenias
Earth
Heaven
Carroll County Sunday School Convention set for July 24 26
By order of chairman B A Sharp the Carroll County Sunday School Association announces the annual Carroll County Sunday School Convention will meet at Pleasant Grove church between Villa Rica and Temple on July 24 and 26 the fourth Sunday and the Saturday before. Ivory Sunday School in Carvel county is invited to send delegates and all citizens interested in Sunday school work are invited to attend. An interesting program will be announced later. I K Smith secretary Carrollton Ga June 9 1915.
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B. A. Sharp
Carroll County
Georgia Sunday School Association
Pleasant Grove Church
Villa Rica
Temple
Ivory Sunday School
Carvel County
1. K. Smith
Carrollton, Ga
Presbyterian Church Weekly Meetings Beset With Inspiring Reports
The Presbyterian Church notes inspiring meetings this week with splendid music and loyal cooperation. Services will continue twice daily next week with Rev Feils Rauschenburg of College Park to preach, and members urged to pray and attend.
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Wright
Feils Rauschenburg
College Park
Rauschenburg
Funeral for Uncle Jimmie Cooper Held in Dallas
James Powers Cooper known as Uncle Jimmie Cooper dies in Atlanta Soldiers Home last Thursday. Clergyman Rev WL Dozier was called to Dallas Friday to preach the funeral for the longtime Confederate veteran. Body shipped to Dallas for interment in the eastern county.
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WL EL Dozier
Dallas
James Powers Cooper
Jimmie Cooper
Jimmie
Confedere
Atlanta
Heard County Singing Convention at Walnut Hill
The Heard County Progressive Singing Convention will be held at Walnut Hill on the third Saturday and Sunday in June. Judge W G Adamson is expected to attend and deliver a lecture on Saturday.
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Walnut Hill
Heard County
W. G. Adamson
Umbrella Symbolism and Courtship in Exchange Riddle
An old riddle explains umbrella gestures as signals of social moves. Sharing or carrying an umbrella indicates courtship or marriage, while mismatched drips and angles hint at ownership changes, allegiance, or danger. The piece also warns that lending can mean folly and carrying to harm implies femininity.
Pass a Law and Town Troubles Riots Poem Satire
Public notice style with a verse urging drastic local action and governance satire. The second fragment promotes Curry's Diarrhoea and Dysentery Specific by Curry Arrington Co, Rome Georgia, advertising its disease relief.
In Memory of Bro. R. H. Williams
Memorial sketch details birth November 24 1854 in Carroll county marriage August 13 1874 to Abigail Wilsom eight children four surviving Sallie Reeves EA Williams S E Williams and Mrs J H Duke Cross Plains Baptist Church ordained deacon October 30 1886 funeral April 7 1915 at Cross Plains with Rev J M D Stallings text urges faith in Heavenly Father and living to meet him committee notes church loss of valued member and requests publication and recording of memorial
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Carroll County
Abigail Wilsom
Nairely
Sallie Reeves
Cars Rallton
EA. Williams
Middle Georgia
S. E. Williams
J. H. Duke
Carrollton
Bro. Williams
Cross Pligins Baptist Church
L. W. Stallings
W. T. Hackney
J. M. Horsley
J. H. Lassetter
Low Fares to Athens on Central of Georgia Summer School
The Central of Georgia Railway offers round trip tickets to Athens for June 26 27 28 and July 3 5 11 12 13 19 with final return by the fifteenth day after sale. Extension to September 30 may be secured by depositing tickets with Jos Richardson Special Agent 184 College Avenue Athens within fifteen days after sale and paying a small fee.
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Central of Georgia
Athens
Jos. Richardson
College Avenue
Aipen
Central OF Georgia Railway
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ELGIN
Grebl & Tarper
R, D, Jackson
Georgia
Citizens Bank
Presbyterian Church
Public
Curry
Curry-Arrington Company
Rome
Bro. R. H. Williams
Saemi
Adays
Carrollton Hardware Co
Acci
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc. General Insurance Agency, Boykin B'ld’g
Carrollton Coca Cola Bottling Co
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