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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
1
Dawson county resettlement families funded by the Resettlement Administration repaid 6736.95 by January on their loans with anticipations of about 8000.00 after selling crops and receiving Soil Conservation checks. Forty four clients filed 1937 loan applications. they repaid 5658.35 in 1936 and seek 3660.00 for 1937.
Obituary notice honoring Mrs Sarah Jane Dale laid to rest January 7 1937 at New Bethel. She leaves a large family including husband T M Dale seven children grandchildren and great grandchildren and is remembered for Christian faith and long church attendance. The piece notes peaceful afterlife and family memories written by granddaughter Jennie Willis.
The Georgia Supreme Court on Saturday took up the mandamus appeal of Cherokee superior court Judge Clara C. Pittman from Judge J. H. Hawkins of Marietta. The appeal is brought by Cartersville judge William A. Ingram who was appointed by Governor Harriman. Pittman was defeated in the September primary by Dalton’s James A. McFarland who died before taking oath. The court will hear arguments later as Georgia’s legislature begins its session.
Veterans will attend schools in every congressional district to learn how to prepare pension claims. The courses will be run by Arthur L. Cheatham with L T. Gillen announcing the program. the first session is set for Thomasville on February 14.
The Woman's Missionary Society met after services Saturday to elect officers for 1937. Flora Hulsey is president, J C Slaton vice president, Herman Grogan secretary and treasurer. Meetings move to the fourth Saturday after services each month. Attendance of members and new joiners is encouraged.
Four masked men robbed the Marble Inn Station at about 8 00 in the morning entering via a rear door and tying Mr and Mrs Summerour who were sleeping inside They looted money canned goods heavy groceries lubricating oil and other items a waiting car carried the loot Mrs Summerour freed herself and helped free her husband Two men John Cunper and Sam Glass were held in Atlanta on suspicion as officers surveil others.
The column lists classroom notes from first through ninth grade with attendance, spelling tablets, corn grinding, and unit studies. It also covers Junior and Senior class poetry contests, Home Ec club programs, and a basketball win for Dawsonville girls 12 to 2 and a boys loss 22 to 18 to Airline with Chapman leading Airline and Gilleland, Grogan top scorers for Dawsonville.
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