Chief Riley praises Tanlac in Macon interview
Prominent Macon police chief George Samuel Riley tells Dr W B Logan that after years of public service he suffered pleurisy and kidney trouble last year. He credits Tanlac with rapid relief, saying two bottles restored health and energy. Tanlac sold at multiple Georgia drugstores and stores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Geo
Samuel Riley
Pojee
Riley
W. B. Logan
Taylor-Bayne Drug Company
Chief Riley
Houston County
Tam
Tanlac
Red Crossing
Carrolton
Tolbert Drug Co
Villa Rica
Bowdon Drug Co
Bowdon
Davis Pharmacy
Temple
Whitesburg Drug Co
Whitesburg
Roop & Company
Roopville
J. M. Arrington
Harman
R. F. D. Carrollton
Fuller & Cumbie
Tyus
R. F
R. F. D. Carrollton; By 0. M. McCalman
Horace
R. F D. Carrollton
Burwell Drug Co
Burwell
J. T. Bonner
Notice Singers at Carrollton Church Event
The Carroll County Progressive Singing Convention meets at Salem church six miles west of Carrollton on the second Sunday and Saturday before in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Progressive Singing Convention
Salem Church
Carrollton
Pleasant Ridge Community News Highlights
Mr. Olin Spence was transported to Atlanta for surgery on September 2 after six weeks of bed confinement. Mrs. Fannie Holland and children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J F Chappell last week. Homer Holland helps his grandfather build a new barn. Tyndall and Newt Spence visit their brother in Atlanta. Algada McCulman and daughter Louise visit George Spence this week. J W Jones makes syrup. Mae Parrish and Goode Spence visit Saturday night. Oscar Gray teaches a music class at Oak Grove. Vester Goosby returns from Griffin after a few days. The Saturday night singing by Mr J W Jones drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Spence
Atlanta
Fannie Holland
J.F. Chappell
Homer Holland
Messrs
Tyndall
Newt Spence
Algada McCulman
Louise
Mel
George Spence
J. W. Jones
Mae Parrish
Goode Spence
Oscar Gray
Oak Grove
Vester Goosby
Griffin
Local social notes list many visits and visits across towns
Mr. 5 A Baskin and wife spent the day with Mr. Dock Butler’s folks Sunday. Miss Eunice Baskin and Miss Myra Taylor left last Monday to attend high school at Carrollton. Numerous other visits are noted among Baskin Ayers Gordon and Cook families with relatives in Carrollton Lowell Villa Rica and Center Georgia. A sick baby is mentioned and several trips to Cross Plains and Hulett are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baskin
Dock Butler
Eunice Baskin
Myra Taylor
Carrollton
Bud Ayers
Scott Tyson
Eva Fare
Jurrie Ayers
Ella
Ella Farr
Vassie
Stella Joyner
Torenn Gordon
Far
Jett Webb
Villa Ric
Allen Driver
Ben. Richards
Yolk Burnett
W. A. Thompson
Hulett
Frank Freeman
J. M. Cook
Daugher
Reba
Glenwood
J. T
B.S. Haynie
Eunice Folds
Yellow Dirt
Addie Mapp
S. A. Thompson
Sara Cook
Lowell
Valma Thompson
H. C. Guiter
Messrs
Newton
Allen Thompson
Cross, Plains
M. H. Chappell
Millie Akers
Georgia
Celia Cook
S.A. ‘Thompson
Guy A. Haynie
Atlanta
J.T. Haynie
H. T. Fuller
Center
J. T. Haynie
Clepton Cook
Newton Thompson
Local social notes from Rotherwood and surrounding areas
Miss Lillian Carr returns to Atlanta with nephew Harry Thurman. Families from Grantville New Hope Whitesburg Newnan Carrollton Roopville LaGrange share visits and health concerns. Notables include Leo Musick, Burl Stewart, Mrs. Janie Richards, and the Burnets. Several remarks mention sick relatives and travel for home hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carr
Atlanta
Harry Thurman
Frank
J. B. Holloway
Grantville
Leo: Musick
L. P. Buncan
New Hope
W. A Treadwell
Annie Moore
Velma Musick
Janie Richards
Beatrice Lewis
Ed Lewis
Haleyville
Ala
Burl Stewart
Eva
Pauline Moore
Scudder
Carrollton
John Pearson
W. A. Treadwell
LaGrange
Will Burnett
Roopville
Whitesburg residents noted for illness and visits
Mrs C C Reichards of Whitesburg route one has been very ill for a week but is improving. Mrs Maria Atwell of Newnan visited her mother Mrs Mollie Camp. Mrs Ormore of Whitesburg route three visits relatives in Newnan. Miss Lizzie Boyd has been ill for a week. Miss Nettie Sue Cook of Campbell visits Miss Mattie Lou Jennings at New Watson. Er nest Durretts tacky party was dampened by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Reichards
Whitesburg
Maria Atwell
Newnan
Mollie Camp
Ormore
Lizzie Boyd
Nettie Sue Cook
Campbell
Mattie Lou Jennings
New Watson
Ernest Durrett
Local Family Notes From Union City And Surrounding Areas
Buffalo News reports Mrs. Cuke Eidson of Union City visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bonner in Garrison. Garrison resident near Temple visits son Walker Garri Lite Maury Eden is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon McKinley recovering from illness. Ti M Marehman and family spent weekend with daughter near Roopville. Glenn Rilley and Turin visited his sister Mrs. O. E. North. Viola North mourns calf loss. George Williams of near Salem visited sister Mrs. W. F. Fullilove. Mrs. J. L. Bonner visited sister Mrs. J. A. Bohanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roopville
Glenn Rilley
Turin
O. E. North
Viola North
George Williams
Salem
W, FF
Memorial for Mrs. L. D. McDaniel in Georgia
In memory of Miss Betts Mashburn later Mrs. L D McDaniel who died August 12 1916 at 16 years 4 months She rested at New Lebanon church after a family bereavement including a lost infant Her husband G G Mashburn Ca noe Ga and kin mourn as verses speak of faith and reunion in heaven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. McDaniel
Betts Mashburn
G. W. Mashburn
New Lebanon Church
Canoe
Simor
L P Skeen Announces Candidacy for Court of Appeals Judge
L P Skeen, member of Fulwood and Skeen in Tifton, announces his candidacy for one of three newly created positions on the Georgia Court of Appeals. A prominent figure in South North and Central Georgia, he began practice in Atlanta, then moved to Tifton nine years ago to form his firm. Supporters predict strong statewide backing and potential to lead in votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Skeen
Fulwood and Skeen
Tifton
Court of Appeals
Skeen
South Georgia
North
Georgia
Oats
Atlanta
William R. Hammond
State of Georgia
John M. Graham
Marietta
Supreme Court
Augusta
Savannah
Macon
Chattahoocchee
Graham
Bleckley
J. H. Lumpkin
Servite
Hill
Powell and Pottle
Atkinson
Cobb, Candler
Holden
Powell
Mr. Graham
Pleasant Hill Family Visits and Birth Announcement
Pleasant Hill notes show Mr and Mrs M Chastain of Douglas county visiting relatives in town. The arrivals and visits include Mr and Mrs E L Turner hosting, the birth of a boy bringing smiles, and multiple pe ople visiting or staying with family across Cross Plains and nearby homes.
Community News Roundup From Ailing Residents And Local Notes
Route No. 2 Dear Free Press notes Tom Tagram's return and Carrie Ballard's indigestion while Tennale McLeod suffers again. It mentions visits from Huntley Turner relatives, recent rains, some hay cut and wet, Fannie Barnes visiting J B, Caldwell buying a home near Ballard bridge, appeals to fix the bridge and mail service, Langley's sick child, support for Hugh Dorsey for governor, Wesley and Newton Ballard trip to Tallapoosa, Eva Barnes visiting Rev J McLeod and Villa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Free Press
Tom Tagram
Carrie B. Ballard
Tennale McLeod
Huntley Turner
Shay
Fannie Barnes
J. B
Caldwell
J. J. Phillips
Ballard Bridge
Langley
Hugh Dorsey
Messrs
Wesley
Newton Ballard
Tallapoosa
Eva Barnes
Carrollton City Council Re election Announcements
Announcements from candidates for Carrollton City Council describe seeking re election subject to September primary. JOHN F ACKLIN pledges best effort and thanks supporters. H W FLOURNOY asks for continued confidence and endorsement. R A HAYES also seeks council seat, invites civic role and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
John F. Acklin
Carrollton Mayoral Campaign Appeal by John H Burson
John H Burson calls Carrollton voters to back a progressive, economical plan for a growing city. He pledges a permanent, efficient administration focused on cleanliness, beauty, and health, thanking supporters and asking continued help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
John H, Burson
Spence Seeks Mayor Candidacy in Primary Call
The Free Press reports H. N. Spence is a candidate for mayor subject to the primary. E. M. Bass announces himself for councilman at the request of friends, asking for votes and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
H. N. Spence
E. M. Bass
Huff Announces Candidacy for Re Election
The public notice states former Councilman Huff seeks re election thanking supporters and asking for continued support and influence for the trust and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Huff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chet
Creel & Harper Jewelers
Pleasant Ridge
Fairview
Coleman
Rotherwood
Buffalo News
Berta
God
L.P. Skeen
Pleasant Hill
Jewell Burks
J. Burks
Janette Driver
Cross Plains
Mr. 0. T. Burk
H. W. Flournoy
R. A. Hayes
Ray Fisher
Sox
Bank B
Carrollton, GA
Atanta
Eee
Ile Black City
Atlanta Warehouse CO
Asa G, Candler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!