Geneva 4-H Rally Crowns Coffee Springs Club
Geneva County’s largest 4-H rally drew about 2000 youths as Coffee Springs took top parade honors for the third time, winning the permanent banner. The event featured races, contests, and a program led by local leaders and the Geneva High School band.
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Geneva
M_M
Woodham
Marlene Maye
Hugh Peters
Coffee Springs
Eagle Staff
Victor Smith
Geneva County
Genesa High School
M. M Woodham
Marlin’ Mave
Hirth Peters
Miusic
Geneva High Ceheal
Reba Merle Alford
Sarason
County Counci
Joe Beckering
A. J. Latimer
J. C. Collins
Out Of Town Fires To Be Extinguished
Marian na's Board of City Commissioners set a schedule of charges for out of town fire calls, starting at 25 dollars for five miles and one hour, rising with distance and time. The measure, adopted and effective immediately, also approved street pavings, a building project at Green and Market, and sought a release from the State Armory Board for a 100 foot lease at the Community House property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Board of City Commissioners
Evelyn Davis
Pavine
Burton St
Milton Avenue
Franklin Street
Green and
Market Streets
A. R. Christo
State Armory Board
Wieh
Probation Granted in Local Court Assault Case
Yesterday in Circuit Court Judge C. Halstead presided as Eleanor Ch Dee pod M J Helms pleaded guilty to giving false testimony in Fred Riley assault case. Each received two year sentences suspended and three year probation. Joe Hutchins pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder and was placed on four year probation. A prior two year sentence was suspended. Thomas L Balkum and Jamez Balkum, both Negroes, pled guilty to trespassing after warning and assault and battery and were fined five dollars each.
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Tao
Persors
Gata C.urcut
Cour Lagi Wees
Esterda
Cirent
CD. c. Halstead
Eleanor Ch
Dee Pod
Helms
Fred Riley
Joe Hutchins
Thomas L. Balkum
Jamez Balkum
Marianna considers site for new clubhouse and ordinances
The Marianna City Commission discussed using the Community House as a site for a new clubhouse. The building remains leased to the local National Guard unit. Other actions included a 7 p.m. limit on noise from motor scooters and sound wagons. Mayor Charlton Keen presided.
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Marianna Woman's Club
National Guard
Charlton Keen
Court to hear appeal in deferment case for inmates
An inferior court will hear an appeal related to a deferment or parole-like sentence. The case involves multiple defendants, with each likely facing about 3.2 months in custody if upheld. Proceedings will determine whether the existing sentences stand or are modified.
FET POPULATION Gaew SALEM Oregon UP C A Lock
A garbled UP report from Salem outlines a state matter with partial names and unclear actions. The readable fragments mention a person or group connected to Oregon events, but details, dates, and outcomes are not decipherable from the text provided.
Suede 2 Festher Snip Inmto Hidsking Os
A garbled OCR item presents a brief note about a suede object and a snip tied to hidsking actions. The readable fragments imply a minor equipment or fabric detail, with no clear person, place, or date identified.
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Suede 2
Festher Snip
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Webster‘s Collegiate Stationary
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Bootery
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Dothen, Ale
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N. Foster
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