Local News From Dahlonega and Porter Springs
The column reports church services, auto ownership growth, new business plans including a store at Porter, school affairs, road and mining updates, tax matters, dynamite farming controversy, rail and mine developments, and community notes on residents, visits, and local events in Lumpkin County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Whitner
al Hope
Porter Springs
Dahlonega
Gainesville
Porter
F. M. Meaders
B. R. Meaders & Sons
P’s. Ball
W. H. Jones
Glenn
Atlanta
Noreroas
Creighton
Dr. West
Lumpkin Superior Court
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Jackson
Talt
May Menders
Swainshore
Yellow Creek
Blane Ridge
Atl Porter Springs
E. J. Crisson
Crisson
Yahoola
Ian
Board of Education of
Lampkin County
Taylor Dowdy
Lumpkin County
White
Union
Habersham
Lumpkin Counties
Thomas A. Powers
Mill Creek
Powers
W. EK. Ricketts
Whitestone
Pratta
Anderson
Hyers
South Georgia
Mer
L. G. Walden
Parcels Post
Guainesville
A. C. Stielow
Calhoun Mine
Michigan
Calhoun
California
Mise Ida Avery
Pars
Steve Conner
N. Ps
Smith
A. W. Cain
Philippine Normal School
Manilla
Grezarid Abide
Zanbualer
Angela Agenoils
Llocas Morte
Turner Quillian
Hall
Dablonega
Angelsberg
Mr. Quillan
Standard
Singleton
Free Jim
Thompson
Tonson
Toledo Mining Co
Marion Fry
J. J. Sargent
Hightower
Miller Davis
J. M. Ridley
Wie
Guy Reese
Willie Reese
Atlanti
Benson
Delia
Ollie Stowers
Dougherty
Col. Baker
Hallis
Riverside Cadets
N.G. A. College
Halris
Tarris
B. R
Frank Meaders
Fannie Baker
Union County
Camp Merrill
Forestry Survey
Rafe Edd Baker
Ray
Judge Smith
Dr. Arnold
Atlant
Hon. T. M. Bell
Fulton County
Bank of Dahlonega
Frank Jones
Cleveland
Baptist Sunday School
Mr. Garnet Hull
Hellen
Lee Pitner
Mr. Lutz
Robertstown
Brookton
Womans Club
Noah Head
Gordon
Barnesville
Tom Sargent
Maysville
White County
Daughters of the Confederacy
John Quillinn
John
Crown Mountain
Jim Tate
Man Bird
Dillard Grizzle
Dillard
Heis
Uncle Sam
The
Cane Creek Telephone Company
J. W. Justus
John Stargel
F. J. Williams
Fred Jones
Pablonegs
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