Mt Lebanon Church Factional Dispute Sours Community Rhetoric
In Canada News a Sunday service split between Mt Lebanon church factions is noted with bitter jibes. The piece mocks leaders linked to cursing and alleged assault while lampooning local officials and a postmaster. a protracted meeting aimed at unity is anticipated amid colorful, satirical references.
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Mt. Lebanon
J. J. Gilreath
Lady Jane
Quebec
Uncle Sam
Chestatee
Dugskullery
Observations Along the Way with Mr Borror in North East Georgia
A travel note recounts a two week journey through six counties of northeast Georgia. The writer visits Rogers ferry, meets Rev McCreyer and Tolison Loftis, praises crops and prosperity in Marion and Forsyth, notes better schools and homes, and ends with a homeward return amid rain. Also mentioned are a wedding, Dr Howard’s decline aid, and local smallpox counts in Cobb County.
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Georgia
Chattahoochee River
Rogers’ Ferry
Tolison Loftis
Co. EK
Bell
Blue Ridge
Mule
Marion
Forsyth
Lumpkin
White
White County
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B. R. Meaders
Jersey
Queen of the Mountains
Henry P. Farrow
Porter Springs
Lumpkin County
Mary M. Findley
Thomas H. Parrish
Said County
Thomas I. Parrish
Mary J. Fiddley
Said
G. G. Evans
Linupkin County
Harvey Hulsey
George Chapman
George Cipman
G.G. Evans
Mr. Borror
Howard
Puller Miles
Providence
E. A. FN
John Mellon
Berkely
Cal
John Sweeney
Cobb County
Board of Health
Marietta Journal
John D. Rockefellye
I Ls
Rockefeller
Vfloes
America
Dixie Girls
Moore & C2
West Notio
Ball Ground
B.fp
Winneanan
Sallie J. Christian
Samantha Christian
Court of Ordinary
G. G. Evass
B. FF. Anderson, Jr
Henry F. Anderson
Henry FP. Anderson
F. Anderson, Jr
Henry PF. Anderson
Nucarr
AfBdavir & Bond
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Bank OF Dahlonega
J. H. Carter
H. Db. Gurleey, KE
C. Gurley
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
G. R. Glenn
Ahlonega
Tia
Agricultural College
Rvsiom
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W. L. Asl
Purey GS
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