Glenloch Concert Draws Large Glenloch Crowd
Friday night Glenloch hosted a major event described as one of the finest ever, with about five hundred attendees. The piece notes Prof. Bell left for Waco for toothache treatment and will return soon, while school continues under Mises Ialn Bell. The community diary lists numerous visits, birthdays, and social calls, plus a local sale ad from Oree l & Harper offering wrist watches and card cases at deep discounts to spur buying.
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Glenloch
Glenlocht
Bell
Waco
Mises Ialn Bell
Flora McGraw
Ruby Dorough
Henry Hayes
Nora McGraw
Cliffie Hell
Mesdantes Maude Hudson
Mac Jackson
Annie L. Jackson
Quids Gordon
Sybie Gordon
Lula Payton
Fannie Taylor
Kittie Huffman
Etella Smith
Byrl Ward
Puna Huffman
Annia Ruth Jackson
Jessie Strickland
Tula Bell
Geneva Taylor
Jolly
Mis Willis Andrewa
Misa Vester McWhorter
Star Point
Mis Eunica Milam
Lowell
Willie Mac Key
John Bowden
Minnie
Len Denney
Bernard "Taylor
Centralbatehen
Byrd Taylor
M. B. ‘Taylor
Irma Ray
Buford Taylor
Joe Shirey
Aaron Milam
Robert York
Fannie Huffman
Henry Ashmore
Zion
Alys Ashmore
Joe Bagwell
Jeff Gordon
Shug Payton
Doh Folds
Ida Huffman
Miss Buna
Lory Grown
Jewell Muffman
Armstrong
Joy Payton
J. J. Muffman
Payton
Buel Hannah
Leila Coleman
Carrollton
Tack Honoah
Oreel & Harper
In Memory of Little Maynard Chambers
The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Chambers March 6, 1921, claiming their darling babe Maynard who was nine months old. He suffered three weeks with gastric fever, yet was described as sweet and bright. Remains laid to rest at Pleasant Grove cemetery. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Peta Kent. Maynard’s death ends a short, delicate life.
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J. O. Chambers
Maynard
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Peta Kent
A M Announces Schedule of Baseball This Season
The Athletic Association of the Fourth District A M School lays out the 1921 baseball schedule. Dates fixed include March 19 Senola Carrollton and March 21 Cedartown Carrollton with multiple open dates. Practice with about 20 candidates daily suggests a strong team shaping for the opening game in Senoia Carrollton.
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the Athletic Association
Senola
Carrollton
Cedartown
West Point
Carrollton Hi
Weat Point
Newnan
Senoia
Renoia
Marebirth
Carroll
Temple News Obituary and Local Notes
Mrs. J. P. Driver died Friday night at her daughter's home in Temple after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Stripling's Chapel Monday with interment there. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dean visited relatives with Will Tevans and Grover Dean on Sunday. Local farmers report springlike warmth and activities such as cutting stalls and plowing, while fertilizer prices push some to skip application. Weather and crop discussions contrast with wartime food demands in Europe and comment on French and German farming. An advertisement from Creel & Harper promotes wrist watches and card cases for sale.
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United States
Germany
Bank Catechism explainer in historic Atlanta text
A period piece Q and A explains banking basics. It defines a bank as a state or federal chartered institution holding individuals money to reduce theft risk and enable payments via checks. It outlines types of banks, savings banks, and differences between state and national banks, including note issuance and federal reserve links.
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Atlanta Constitution
Bank of Deposit
Federal Reserve Bank
Savings Bank
Banka
Iowa
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Draketown B Y P U to Stage Play at Temple
Draketown Baptist church Young People's Union presents a play titled To Trial of the Robbers on the third Sunday night March 20 at Temple. N McBrayer urges attendance, promising a worthwhile performance.
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Draketown B. Y. P. U
Temple
Draketown Baptist Church
N. McBrayer
Man offering used auto tires and Ford springs for sale
R. B. Mebes advertises sale of auto tires tubes and Ford springs at reduced price.
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R. B. Mebes
Rights of soldiers under War Risk Insurance Act
In Georgia the Bureau of War Risk Insurance and the American Legion have been informing veterans about rights under the War Risk Insurance Act. About six hundred claimants were assisted in Atlanta, with many still unaware of benefits. Ex-service men may reinstate by paying two monthly premiums and a medical exam before July 1, 1921. inquiries should contact the Bureau at 195 Peachtree St, Atlanta.
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Georgia
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
American Legion
Harry A. Wailerstein
Atlanta
American Legion of the American Red Cross
Ex-Servier
Bureau of War Risk Insuragev
Peachtree Bt
John W Franck Dies Suddenly in Whitesburg Store
John W Franck collapsed and died at his store in Hannah Whitesburg route 1. At the time Miss Mando Cosby and others witnessed the death. Franck leaves a sole child Mrs T F Hodnett whose home was destroyed by fire March 4. Remains were sent to Maralson Georgia for funeral and interment. The hearse was joined by many friends' cars. T F Hodnett, rushed to Mrs William Brock’s home, remains alert but confined to bed. His sons Duncan and Walter are at his bedside.
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John W. Franck
Hannah
Whitesburg
Marely
Mando Cosby
Feafick
T. F. Hodnett
Mia
Maralson
William Brock
Duncan
Bessemer City
X. C
Walter
Nesr
Norfolk
Chamberlain's Tablets Trusted by Hardwick Proprietor
George I. Daniels of Hardwick VI endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as an effective laxative for his sedentary routine. He runs the Mardwick Tun and cites the product as the best among many tried, highlighting personal satisfaction with the remedy.
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Chamberlain
George I. Daniels
Hardwick
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Oliver Pierce
Stripling’s
C. M. Dean
Messrs
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Grover Dean
Lewis Adams
Bowdon Junction
Thia Place
Mesara
Will Levans
J. W. Gray
Mott
Creel & Harper
Smith
Jones! Jones
P. Smith
S& M
MSI
Roop Hardware Company
Rome Street
Depot Street
Consolidated Building
B. Meeks
Beaund
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Mar
First National Bank Building
RED Stef
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Charlotte, N. C
New Orleans
E. M. Strickland
Carrollton, Georgia