Local notes reflect war, roads, and community life
A Dahlonega area column details wartime concerns, post office issues, road work, local births and marriages, and community chatter. It notes a postmaster change, stock law debates, farm labor needs, mining visits, frost impacts, and a church fire, with references to local officials, families, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Woody
Union County
Prof. Barnes
Blue Ridge Mountains
Woody
Dahlonega
Mr. Woodys
Lumpkin County
Union
Yahoda
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Pyrites
Grizzle
Hus
Dr. Durham
Mary Ann Rowdy
Gil‘bert
Missouri
Tom Bell
Gainesville
G. D. Bruce
W. P. Price, Jr
Dr. Cavender
W. B. Fry
T. $. Littlefield
C. H. Jones
J. F. Moore
J. F. Castlebury
Mack Dockery
Pittsburg
Penn
Dr. Arnold
Wimpy’s Mill
Wimpy Smill
Superior Court
Bridgeport
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George Anderson
Uncle Sam
C. A. Jarrard
Tred
Ohio
Yahoola
Istrict
Arnold
Abie
Ed Worley
South Dekotah
Mr. Barnett
Maj
F. Y. Krug
W. J. Worley
High Rock Wall
Main Street
NuaaGrr
Vinson
Coffee County
Robert E. Harvey
War Loan
Court House
Harvey
W. G. Keith
Norcross
Pastor Barnett
Wahoo
Mr. Walker
Henry Walker
Jay
Jackson County
Walker
Friday
Townsend
The
Bank of Dahlonega
Joseph Townsend
W. A. Grizzle
Ada Fowler
Wm. Walker
County
Ducktown
Robert Owenby
W. FE. Ricketts
Whitestone
Ricketts
Atlanta
Charlie McAfee
Alabama
J. H. Fortner
Farmington, Ga
M. W. Willispie
Homer
Georgia
Young Abercrombie
John Higgins
Ellijay Road
Winslow Christian
Newt Satterfield
Dr. Holden
Gilmer County
Gordon Watson
Cartersville
John Cody
Watson
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Prof. Ash
Mr. Goodman Walden
Jake Martin
George Teal
Colorado
Mrs. Molt
Tom Ray
Chestatee
Moore & Early
Annie
Stuard
Nucer
Cavender’s Creek
Robert Stuard
F. W. Krug
J. E. Worley
Madison
M. W. Gillispie
Farmington
R. E. Harvey
Homer Hall
Katie Brady
College Park
L. B. Hatfield
J. W. Hawkins
Murrayville
A. K. Satterfield
Duluth
Allen Bay
Dahlonegar
Lumpkins
Isaac Austin
Medical Advisory Board
W. R. Dowdy
J. J. M. Caldwell
Advisory Board
Thomas D. Mote
J. K. Lance
Dahlonena
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