Carroll County Memorial Hospital Charter Application
Petition seeks incorporation of Carroll County Memorial Hospital for twenty years in Carrollton Georgia. It lists founders from Carroll Fulton and Heard counties and outlines capital stock of 30000 dollars with brokered growth to 100000 dollars, hospital operation, nurse training, and stock rights. Authors request corporate powers to own property, sue, amend charter, wind up, renewal, and usual immunities under Georgia law. Filed June 7 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Said County
HE. W. Lyle
Wyle
A. O. Turner
H. J. Goodwyn
HW. L. Barker
J. L. Kaylor
J. L.walker
W. A. Garrett
T Jones
TA. Martin
Lee J. Williams
Robertson
D. Carter
Gee
W. Smith
C. A. Meeks
T. W. Reeves
P. H. Hosterly
R. Styles
J. J. Nutt
G. Kirby
Grover West
G. W. Hammond
Carroll County
Georgia
Willis Jones
W. C. Lyte
J. A. Bledsoe
Fulton County
A. G. Wortham
Heard County
Rexpost
Tully
Carroll County Memorial Hospital
Carrollton
Anid Corporation
Honda
J. W. Stone
Tyne
Clark Superior Court
Notice to Contractors Carroll County Garoad project bid opening
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of Carroll county Georgia for the construction of 11.11 miles of sand clay road between Stations 0 and 586 79 on the Carrollton Franklin road. Bids include pipes concrete earthwork and grading with work to begin about July 11 1920 and finish within 180 working days. Plans and specifications may be obtained from state and county offices for a fee. Bond required. 5 percent bidder’s bond. 85 percent monthly progress payments. right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Carroll County
Carrollton-Franklin
Aida
Carrollton
Georgia
H. G. Smith
LaGrange
State Highway Department
Walton Building
Atlanta
W. M. Robinson
Board of Commissioners
W. T. Freel
Lumsden
Henry Pope
Arthur Baskin
Social Notes From Shady Grove Gatherings In Georgia
Mrs Homer Capes and family hosted relatives while Grace Dyer shared guest honors at a gathering with Lillico and Willie Mae Kelley. Ethel and Ruth Jordan entertained friends for a Saturday ice cream supper with a large cast of attendees from South Georgia to Villa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Capes
Cliff Barris
Grace Dyer
Lillico
Willie Mae Kelley
Ethel
Ruth Jordan
Lillie
Willie MacKelley
Ruth
Irma Boyd
Mamie I Grizzard
Leis Carter
Virgie
Vara Shadrix
Mess
Local notes from Newton area on family visits and church singing
Mr. 0.7 Owen and family visited his mother in Newton on weekend. J. C. Tuggle and family guests of W. C. Toward. Ice cream social at H. W. Dorough with Irma and Gladys Ray visiting Ruby and Garret Dorough. Olin Howard at home recuperating with Liyd Griffin in Carrollton. Aunt Martha Musick back from visit to Will Chappell near Blackjack Mountain. Odessa Gray guests of Joe Dean. A niece rain fell Saturday night. Correspondent seeks correction on past letter. presents a riddle about two men traveling naked and their relation. Florine Dorough visited Lowell. Clifford Folds dined with Garret Dorough. Next Sunday is all day singing day Goshen with invited singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Newton
J. C. Tuggle
Mendon
W. C. Toward
H. W. Dorogh
Irma
Gladys Ray
Ruby
Garret Dorough
Olin Howard
Alek
Goshen
Slove
Onne
Misa Florine Dorough
Lowell
Clifford Folds
Roopville Notes Show Local Happenings and Visits
Roopville community updates include hospital knee operation for Frank Davis. Local visits feature Hubert Hinesley’s baby, G N Aderholds with Tom Wallace family, Rosie and Mabel Merrell with Annie Mao and Clara Jackson, and Mrs Ila Shirey visiting sister Winnie Shelnutt. Regular preaching at Bethel ends with a positive note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
G. N. Aderhold
Tom Wallace
Misser Rosie
Mabel Merrell
Annie Mao
Clara Jackson
Tyus
J. J. Lewis
Sermon Cushioned by Rainy Day Absence
The sermon was postponed as the pastor did not appear on Saturday because of rain on Sunday. Legal blanks at this office.
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Smith & Smith
Carroll Free Press
Tfo
Shady Grove
Roopville
Hubert Hinesley
Godbee Brothers
Carrollton, GA
Burson Auto CO
Chero-Cola
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