Local News From Dawson County and Surroundings
Bearden returns west trip. Mrs Grady and others visit Atlanta. Mrs Sinton ill near Silver City. Parks and children from Atlanta visit. Mrs Anderson visits daughter in Atlanta. Brice of Atlanta visiting McClure family. Lydia Long with sister in Talking Rock. Bearden of Atlanta visits W Looper family. Thurmond and Crane marry. Fouts and Howard visit Dahlonega. Virgil Tatum and Atlanta family visit. Fern Westryn and Charlie Howard wed. Palmour reunion planned at Dougherty. McMillan withdraws from race for Northeastern solicitor general. Collins to run. Several locals visit Dahlonega and Neel's Gap. paving bid set for Dawsonville to Lumpkin line.
Revival Notices And Forestry Camp News From Local Churches
Revival meetings begin at Concord Silver City church with inviting call. Rev Mercer Williams to preach at Juno church July 21. Dawsonville Baptist revival led by Rev Faulkner. Vocational forestry camp at Abraham Baldwin College hosts Max Looper and Jim Hulsey with about 100 rural students studying forestry. Certificates issued for non technical forestry work. Excursions planned to St Simons Island and Radium Springs. List of attendees and teachers from local schools and communities.
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Mercer Williams
Juno Church
C E. Boggs
Max Looper
Jim Hulsey
Wifton
Georgia
Abraham Baldwin College
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
St. Simons Island
Radium Springs
Albany
Ozark Mountaineers to Return for Benefit Show
The Ozark Mountaineers perform at the school auditorium on Saturday night July 21 in a return engagement with a special program. Sponsored by the Missionary Societies for church benefits. Admission ten and twenty five cents.
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Ozark Mountaineers
Missionary Societies
Exclusive Wanted Tire Dealer for Dawson County
Exclusive notice seeks a tire dealer for Dawson County. Elrod Tire Company of Gainesville Georgia is listed as a point of contact for inquiries and arrangements.
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Dawson County
ELROD
Gainesville
Georgia
Governor Speaks at Hartwell July 25 Campaign Stop
A campaign event in Hartwell Georgia features a re election candidate giving his third address. Speakers include Carson and Prof. Andersone with music from fiddling Join. Barbecue will be served after the talk at the Hartwell T. A. venue.
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Hartwell
Sardis School
Lla. Ma
Carson
Prof
Andersone
Hartwell , T. A
Democratic Committee Sets August 11 Entry Deadline
The Democratic Executive Committee fixed August 11 as the deadline to enter the September 12 primary. The county wide slate will be elected, with a $20 entrance fee for a single candidate or prorated if multiple candidates run. A Sunday School Convention at Shoal Creek was well attended with a strong program. Savannah School carried off the Bible prize for the largest crowd by mileage.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Shoal Creek
Savannah Schoal
Teachers Meet At Dawsonville July 21 1934
Notice from J R Tatum C 3 urges all Board of Education teachers employed for 1934 35 to attend a meeting in his Dawsonville office Saturday July 21 1934 at 1 00 PM Eastern. All other teaching candidates are invited and those with unrecorded certificates must bring them to sign contracts. A record of teaching and attendance should also be presented.
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Dawsonville
Board of Education
J. R. Tatum
United States to Send Aid to 100000 Students
Washington July 15 The emergency relief administration will spend 18,500,000 to help 100,000 students in college next year Aubrey Williams acting relief administrator announced 1,500,000 will cover nine months tuition to be earned by students through part time work Under the original program 75,000 students were aided last year Hopkins praised the program and the expansion Students may earn up to 204 a month Relief funds go to state relief offices and non profit colleges
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Washington
Emergency Relief Administration
Aubrey Williams
Harry L Hopkins
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