Twelve boys in Newnan arrested for burglary
Twelve white boys aged 15 to 18 in Newnan were arrested on warrants for burglary and related offenses. Officials found a large stash of stolen goods at a nearby barn used as a loot cache. All were bound over in various cases with bonds set at 300 dollars, as locals push for a curfew law to curb late night misbehavior.
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Newnan Herald
Dor Carrollten
Newnan
Greenville Street
W. ©. Kinnard
Ania Newnan
Public Health Nurse for Coweta County Arrives
Miss Annie Traber, trained at Mosley Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, has been hired by the Coweta chapter of the American Red Cross as public health nurse and began duties days ago. She has served since 1918, previously with the International Cotton Mills as an industrial nurse and in public health work in cooperation with South Carolina's State Board of Health. In her first week she visited eight rural schools, spoke to pupils, handled one bedside case, six hours of duty, and five visits to other patients. She spoke at a Lunch Club dinner explaining public health work and duties. her office is in the Chamber of Commerce where she will welcome physicians and teachers seeking guidance. Salary is funded by the Red Cross.
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Annie Traber
Mosley Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Coweta
American Red Cross
Sho Lad
International Cotton Mille
State Board of Health of
South Carolina
Thader
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Newnan Herald
Maple Street Blaze Damages Old Kitchen Home
A fire on the kitchen roof at Will Mandeville's Maple Street residence last Thursday night prompted firefighters to respond. The old-time kitchen structure behind the main house sustained only slight damage and the blaze was soon extinguished.
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Will Mandeville
Maple Street
Berta Club of Mount Zion Schedules Thursday Meeting
The Berta Club of Mount Zion will meet Thursday afternoon at the rooms of Mrs Anderson. Mrs Whatley will discuss poultry with members.
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Berta Club
MT. Zion
Mount Zion
Mra
Anderson
Whatley
Spoultry
FE State at Large Invited to Union City Fourth of July Fish Fry
Union City prepares a grand Independence Day feast organized by the Campbell County Farmers' Union. Senator Thomas E. Watson and Governor Thomas W. Hardwick will speak as the event features a huge catfish tank for 10,000 fish and a large fry of chickens. National figures including Charles Barrett of the National Farmers' Union are invited guests, with aims to extend invitations to state officials.
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Union City
Thomas E. Watson
Gover
Thomas W. Hardwick
Corgi
Impbell County
Charles. Barrett
Ational Farmers’ Union
Morning Blaze Damages Tanner Store Millinery Goods
A Sunday dawn fire in the Tanner building near the New Root area burned a rear section and west wall floor, destroying millinery on tables and boxes. The fire started in that rear corner. investigators suspect possible burglary as a factor, with the door partly open aiding spread. Loss covered by insurance.
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Bullard
Newroot
Bulliard Company
Southern Renty & Tment Company
Rev. J. M. Sl
Kr. Ivic
Mr. Ivie
Sone
Emmett Smith
Ig Mall
Ming
Rahomieala
Federal Farm Loan Association Organized in Carroll County
Carroll county men met in the Trade Board offices at the First National Bank to organize The Dixie National Farm Loan Association. J. H. Burson was named president, W. B. Richards vice president, L. S. Sims secretary treasurer, with C. B. McClendon J. O. Moore and C. A. Brock on the loan committee. A charter has been applied for and the group will begin functioning once issued.
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Carroll County
Trade Board
First National Bank
Federal Farm Loan Association
C. A. Brock
John W. Driver
W. M. Cobb
H. C. Melendon
W. J. Traylor
J. T. McClure
W. W. Martin
Jos
W. King
George T Davis
J. H. Burnon
T. TL. Roberts
J M. Garrett
A. 0. Brype
O. A. Cumby
W. B. Richards
The
Dixie National Farm Loan Association
J. H. Bilrso
C. B. McClendon
J. M. Garrett
J H. Burson
L. 8. Sims
J. O. Moore
Play to be given at Hulett Friday in April
There will be a community play at Hulett Friday night in April with no admission charge. Everyone is invited and urged to bring the whole family.
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Hulett
Ito
Water Power Convention Set for LaGrange April 7
A fourth district water power convention will meet at the LaGrange county courthouse on April 7 at 10 30 am. Mayors aldermen county commissioners senators representatives bankers manufacturers club women and college leaders are urged to join to study plans for developing Georgia's hydro power to ease fuel and power shortages and boost the state's industrial future.
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LaGrange
Georgia
Union
Municipal League of Georgia
Hebron Commandery Elects Officers at Annual Conclave
Hebron Commandery No. 23 Knight Templar elected officers at its annual conclave on Friday night March 25. Thomas R. Luck was named Commander with N N Johnson as Gen, Robert Kinnabrew Captain General Alvin E Harper Senior Warden Will C Cobb Junior Warden D S Reese Prolate K Henderson Jr Treasurer Robert F Hyatt Recorder I N Ballard Standard Bearer J C Griffin Sword Bearer W G Foster Warder C M Tenner Jr Sentinel H L Barker J W Brono D L Hearn Guards. Despite small size, the commandery is growing in membership and looks bright for the year ahead.
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Hebron
Knighte Templar
Thomas R. Luck
N.N. Johnson
Robert Kinnabrew
Alvin E. Harper
Will C. Cobb
Easter Party At Country Home Delights Guests
Easter party hosted by Miases Drueijin and Tessie Nally attracted many friends. Guests included Oma Sharp and sisters from Center Point, Christina and Lois. Hubert Boyd from Carrollton. Odus and Pat King. Olin and Grogan Hall. Millard Holland and Onl Wilkins of Huett. Frankie Rease and family from McWhorter. with several others. All enjoyed music and expressed desire to gather again with the same lively crowd.
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Miases Drueijin
Tessie Nally
Oma Sharp
Miases
Christina
Lois
Center Point
Hubert Boyd
Carrollton
Mesars
Odus
Pat King
Olin
Grogan Hall
Millard Holland
Onl Wilkins
Huett
Mianos
Frankie
Bertha
Florence Rease
McWhorter
James Casper Holland Death Ousts Carroll County Hero
The body of James Casper Holland, Carroll county’s first World War casualty, is due to reach Carrollton on Wednesday. Parents and friends will meet the casket here before it is taken to the family home at Hulett for burial in Mars Hill Cemetery.
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James Casper Holland
Carroll County
Carrollt
Hulett
Mars Hilt
Want J Column Adverts Pay Off For Sellers
If you have anything to sell it will pay you to advertise it in the Want J column of this paper. Readers are invited to place concise notices describing items for sale or services offered to reach a local audience quickly.
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