Community Mourns Loss of Mell Family After Move to Atlanta
Obituary notices recall Dr and Mrs Mell active in Od Te of Uk e community since 1902 Mrs Mell long time leader in many groups and admired by friends and students. A farewell gathering at college parlors featured expressions of gratitude and a coffee service arranged by Leon Higgs. Prohibition era debate and county option discussions also appear amid a mix of local notices and health ads.
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Dan
Abra
Patrick
Thies Mall
Atlaning
M. Higgs
Atliig
Aid Ma's
Mall
Mea
Death notice and community updates from Comeross area
The community narrates the death of Span 1 Milfey at home last Friday after illnesses. Survived by Mrs Prats Jove Miller and three siblings. Burial at Conherans cemetery Sunday at noon. Rev H Meda vid of Conncross officiated. Visitors include W Abbott and family, Mrs A M Alexander, John Dean, Byetwell relocating to Conncross welcomes, Abbott of Virginia visiting father and family, Rev Abbott praised as a bright local preacher. Various neighbors and relatives attended gatherings and expressed condolences.
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Crystass
Span 1
Milfey
Medavid
Conncross
Omiehy
Dw. Abbott
Gattney
W. Abbott
Itis
L 'Py Abbott
Virginia
W. Abboth
Familly
Rev
Abbott
Prin
Haskell
Huterans
Welcone
Pitt
Ethel Marett
Missex Alysander
Atlanta Auto Crash Kills Two Children and Father
A fatal Allo accident in Atlanta left Wo Garner and two George children dead. The George car collided with a George demonstrator vehicle and a trolley, ejecting passengers and injuring witnesses. Two infant deaths followed at nearby hospitals.
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Athilliy
Atlanta
Aido
Garner
Wy & A
George
Gable
Eran George
Wo Gandy
Ronnie
Lown At & Roadspeed
Latte
Br King S New Life Pilig Tho Beat In The World
The report notes Br King S New Life Pilig Tho achieving a notable win on a world stage. Details are sparse but indicate a victory by a competitor named Br King S New Life Pilig Tho surpassing rivals to claim top position.
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Br. King's
Local matters in Seneca tone and community news
In Seneca on January 11 special items note the dissolution of the Anderson and Dillard furniture firm with Mr. Dillard leaving for another post. Prof and Mrs D F Nicholson plan to move to Mrs J H Burgess home. County Interdenominational national convention scheduled for 10 AM at the Baptist church with many delegates expected. Singing services planned for Monday to rehearse for the event. A young man arrived at the Lawrence home. News of Ball Leslie and former slave mourns the passing of a local landmark. Welcome services at the Methodist church for Rev Drigge. Mrs May Herndon and family celebrate improvements in daughter Carol’s pneumonia. Mrs J I Thompson hosted an old fashioned quilting party with festive dining, a long table, and heirloom centerpiece. A photographer may document the quilting gathering.
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Seneca
Anderson & Dillard
Dillard
Nis
D. F. Nicholson
Uhis
J. H. Burgess
Neto
Beth Lawrence
Vth
Oy Foxton
Greenville
Balle Leslie
Verner
Methodist Chirch
Driggeys
May Herndon
Miex Carol
Joni Hopking
Florida
Thompson
I. M. Onry
Wy Munter
Alexander
J. W. Byrd
McCarey
Stribling
Whith
Mrn
Westminster
Jan
Mra
M. A. Peabody Fine
Adel
Marshall Mayon
Pendtotan
A.M. Gilreath
Greenvine
Myrtie Davis
Mint
Laura Smithson
Geneva Woat
WP. Anderson
Ye Barnen Clase
Migses Anna
Pearle Maret
Alay Anni Mittett
Associationas
Royal Ambassadors
Sunbeams
Beaverdam Association
Che Stevens Morgan R. Avs
Baptist Shurch
Bo'elook
Old Society of the Baptist Church
Mp8
J.D. Wilhersyoon
R. Webb
Canada
Mrs. Gaillard
Greer
Mr. Gaillard
W. C. Taylor
Liberty
Willan
Teuyes ‘Mhuraday
Y. Jameson
Mercer University
Maecon
Wits
Misser Jodie
Rova
May Haley
Ted WM
Jon
Lewis Rankla Jdenilar
Tamasave
Pirerie
Mya
Owens
White
Wilson
Clearmont
Poo
Sharp
Andrew Keaton
Coldown
Misa Rosalie Wilken
Clenvmont
Calle Holland
Jesse Davly
Fremily
Minty Shonly
J. U
Mises Lee
Oconee Station
Bolnia Doylee
Rabecca Wricks
Itzy
Halland
Won
Rehard
Mack Thorne
Emily
Twenty-Cent Cotton Plan Hinted for New Orleans and New York
On the New York Cotton Exchange it was announced that Parker B. Maynes, a longtime leader in the cotton market, departed to New York with W. P. Brown. The campaign for twenty-cent cotton is expected to unfold in New Orleans, New York, and Liverpool. Chillibermin's Cough Remedy is advertised for obstinate coughs and throat troubles, sold by Dr. W. Bell and others in Valhalla and West Union.
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New Orley, Daw
New York Cotton Exchange
Prk B. Maynes
Hind
New York
W. P. Brown
Chillibermin
W. Bell
Valhalla
Chas. W. Wickliffe
West Union
Westminster Jan Jr Special: Social Notes From Adel To Beaverdam
Local column from Westminster reports visits among residents and churches in Adel Beaverdam and nearby areas. Adds youth group events, meetings of the Royal Ambassadors and Sunbeams, mission society gatherings and ongoing church activities. Notes residents traveling, hosting guests, and welcomes new families to the area with brief mentions of illnesses and recoveries.
Due West Post Office Robbed Twice, Safe Opened
A January 8 entry reports the Due West post office was robbed with the safe blown open twice within about 15 minutes. The front door was torn off, stamps and cash stolen, and a noisy escape followed. No suspects identified. a local man known as a convicted criminal tied to the incident is implicated in prior train robberies.
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Die West
Boy on patrol foils bank robbery in transit basement
A 17 year old boy near the post office building engaged two masked robbers who demanded a pouch. He fired after being attacked, wounding one of the men. Both assailants fled, leaving a dirty scene and a pistol beside the youth. Three matching gold coins were found on one of the attackers. Police suspect a party of criminals tied to a larger plot. Other local notes include residents moving, a cow loss, and social visits.
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Tennessee
Tallahassee
Sands
Rocke
Walter Bexter
Garber Moore
Jaco Moore
Chirkville
Nave
Greenville
Cragey
N.C
Red
Tau
Kate
Paul Sauls
J. M. Sania
Youn Sails
Broadway Station
New Yorks
Tansavy
Heathiepared
Martin
Ds. Wolters
M. Strong
Olactite
Robbery and break in at Walhalla post office and shop
Early morning explosion and robbery at Walhalla post office and nearby shop. Safes blown open between 1:80 and 2:00 am, stamps and cash looted but small amount recovered. Two men and a woman linked to the crime identified by a worker. possible same gang active in the region.
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Walhalla Post Visioo
Kody
Heo
Lynnae
Jock
Hallinee
Mindy
Walhaltr
Ram
Anderson
Walt Inter
West Union
Lay
Haris
Sam
Sinte
Cash oat stops witte beo 000 and bank loss
Konavarns Gaduit. Dy Whitaker, cashier of the Bank of Vonnesaw, is a fugitive. The bank is closed due to his absence. Shortage exceeds $10,000. Warrants issued for Whitaker. receiver sought for his property in Kennesaw. He left a wife and two children. Former Sugar refining employees convicted of counterfeiting face sentences.
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Konavarns Gaduit
W. Dy Whitaker
Te Bank of Vonnesaw
Juste
Whitaker Watt Short
Max Hella
Whitaker
Wlso
Hon
Kennesaw
Wien Z. W. Bennett
Che Hailey
Che Bank
Whitiker
Marietta
Henderson
Atlanta
Kennosaw
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