Dahlonega News Roundup Notes War Time Life and Local News
Local columns report Military Week drills for students, harvests and shortages, crop notes, road work, and labor shortages. Mentions Dahlonega residents, Pyrite Mines activity, traveling revenue officers, and community updates including townsfolk, farms, and church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Ordinary
Townsend
The
Cane Creek
Mr. Smith
Court House
Smith
Brookton
Dahlonega
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Tiocal
Men’s
Judge Morris
Marietta
Ahlonega
Wm. Lance
Yahoola District
H. &. Watson
Joseph Townsend
Joe Davis
Justice
Nota Ty
Dawson County
Union
Thomas
Copperhill
Tenn
Shotgun Walker
Tennessee
Sam
Big Jim Lance
Jack Anderson
Calvin Perry
Mill Creek District
Patton McGee
Camp Gordon
Will Jenkins
Camp Wheeler
J. W. Sesebee
Uncle Sam
Satterfield & Dockery
Holt
Miss Marion
Charlie Moore
Mr. Earry
Grizzle
Renin
Gordon
Southern Fenro Concrete Company
McMillan
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Nuacrr
Noah Lance
Atlanta Constitution
Lumpkin Superior
Curry School
Pyrites
Bob Meaders
John Higgins
Davis
Mill Creek
Burns
D.B. Fitts
Johnston City
Ill
Georgia
Hyers
Hughes Moore
Nucaer
Tom Stringer
Mick Sullivan
Sullivan
North Carolina
Gainesville
Mick
Dr. Spencer
Tate House
Good Cook
WB Gurleys
Messrs
Sam and
Wilson Tate
Pickens County
Mr. Hawk
Jackson County
Floyd Grigory
Shoal Creek
Elfin Wimpy
Sherman
Texas
Union County
Vina McDougald
Ashley
Vina
N.G. A. College
Hightower
Blue Ridge
Lumpkin County
Clermont
Chestatee Pyrites Co
Dine Davis
Mat Gooch
Nuggev
Geo
W. Cochran
Earl Davis
H. B. Cochran
I. R. Eimonson
Frank Rives
Mrs. W. T. Hair
Willow
Ark
B. Fitts
D. F. Bryan
Maysville
James Wallace
Daugherty
Wash Walker
Auraria
G. J
Dink Garrett
NusGer
John Moore
Coffee County
Julia Whelchel
New Bridge
Evalyn Abbey
Bank of
Willie White
Young Jones
Squire Rider
Mr. Ferguson
John Whelchel
Anniston
J. R. Thomas
Angleberg
W.R. Dowdy
J. L. M. Caldwell
John W. Sullens
Thomas D. Mote
Wm. A. Carney
McDougald
Gaddistown
MacDougald
Dr. Arnold
Wyehooa
Grassy Gap
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