Cincinnati Bride-To-Be Odessa Nason Engaged To Steyerman
Mrs M Nason announces the engagement of her daughter Odessa to Lawrence N Steyerman of Thomasville Ga The wedding is planned for the near future in Georgia The bride is a Cincinnati girl sister of Mrs Henry A Steyerman and a social worker The groom a Thomasville graduate and World War veteran works in Steyerman Inc dry goods department The ceremony will be at Gordon Avenue home in Thomasville later this month.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Georgia
Thomanville
Cincinnati
Henry A. Steyerman
Nason
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Steyerman
Thomasville
University of Georgia
Louis Steyerman
Steyerman Inc
Gorden Avenue
Fourth Night Prowlings End With Gunfire At Station
At Singletary Service Station No 2 on Smith avenue and Hansell street a night operator, Charles Thornton, was fired upon by two unidentified prowlers. He ducked behind a coal box as a pistol burst went through the bucket. The assailants fled toward Hansell street crossing rails. Thornton fired back with his own pistol. No entry occurred and motives unclear, though a hold up is suspected. Police noted Thornton believed one man was black. Other local stations reported burglaries and hold ups in recent nights.
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Singletary
Smith Avenue
Hansel] Street
Charles Thornton
Thornton
Hansell Street
West Jackson Street
Carroll Hill
Rose Theatre
Jerger Street
North Broad Street
Band Concert Planned Tomorrow at Court House
A band concert is scheduled for tomorrow at 4:00 PM at the courthouse. A large crowd is expected to attend.
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Court House
Grass Patch Fire Near Edgewood Avenue Limited Damage
A grass patch fire on Edgewood Avenue was controlled by the city fire department late yesterday afternoon with little damage reported. The Georgia Public Service Commission postponed until January 28 a hearing on L and L Freight Lines Inc. to transport property toward the Florida line from Griffin to Tallahassee. the hearing had been set for December 10.
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Edgewood Avenue
Atlanta
Georgia Public Service Commission
L. and
L. Freight Lines, Inc
Griffin
Thomaston
Americus
Albany
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Fla
Southern Trading & Supply advert promotes repair and welding
Bicycles bridge tournament players attended a tea at the club and the entire afternoon was a successful social event. Southern Trading & Supply Co located at 116 E. Jackson St offers electric welding and general bicycle repair on a trial basis.
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Southern Trading & Supply Co
E. Jackson St
Comfort for Tee Feet Georgia Waterman Chiropodist
Georgia Waterman a graduate chiropodist offers foot care services with office at 727 North Madison and telephone 108403 for appointments and guidance.
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Comfort
Georgia Waterman
N. Madison
Beauty Contest At Griffin's Place West Jackson Street
Local beauty event showcases new and old color schemes with autos painted. Griffin's Place near City Limit features colorful entries and display of vehicles on West Jackson Street.
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Griffin’s Place
West Jackson Street
U D C Meeting Tuesday in Coopers town
John B Gordon Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Tuesday afternoon December 10 at 3 30 at the home of Mrs Eunice Wimberly East Jefferson Street Co hostess Mrs P I Dixon All members urged to pres ent Mrs F C Jones secretary
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Garden Club
Rosemary Inn
Irene Davis
Conservation Committee
Thomasville
City of Roses
Frederick Smith
Clu
Rhode Island
James P. Gibbs
R. S. McChesney
Bonum Wilson
Beethoven
Palmgren
Ibert
Taylor Mitchell
John King
Nell Pringle
D. R. Pringle
Killarney
L. D. Ferguson
Frank Harris
James Gribben
P. I. Dixon
John B. Gordon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Eunice Wimberly
East Jefferson Street
Roosevelt outlines farm program for the future
President Roosevelt's outline of national farm policy heads the 17th annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago. About 15 000 ticket holders and 25 000 in an overflow area are expected to hear his address, with Agriculture Secretary Wallace defending the administration's Canada trade treaty stance. The federation, representing about 50 000 farm families, continues three days as Edward A. O'Neal opens the keynote. The Monday talk will be broadcast on three national radio networks.
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Franklin Sturdy
Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Resolutions Committee of 15
Henry A. Wallace
Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O’neal
President Roosevelt closes Warm Springs visit today
President Roosevelt wraps up his annual Warm Springs stay with sunny weather and a final swim and motor tour. He plans Monday addresses on agriculture and the farming future and will attend Notre Dame University in South Bend for an honorary degree before returning to Washington.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Pine Mountain
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Notre Dame T Uiniversity
South Bend
Ind
Northland
White House
Roosevelt Prefers Short Session as Budget Battles Loom
Tuesday morning Roosevelt continues a two week stay focusing on relaxation and outdoor activity. He recalls his 1909 recovery from infantile paralysis and notes Congress will begin next month with budget talks and the president’s pledge to cut the deficit, suggesting a likely brief session.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Coca Cola Shares Jump Over Eight Dollars On Exchange
Coca Cola Co shares rose sharply on the New York Stock Exchange, gaining more than seven dollars to climb above eighty two dollars in the day’s most active trading since the stock began regular trading on Thursday.
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New York
Coca Cola Co
New York Stock Exchange
Old Stock Split Puts Certificates Ahead of When Issued Trade
The company announces a split of its old stock after consolidation. Old shares peaked at 296 dollars per share before a 4 to 1 basis adjustment.
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Sheila Manners
Geo. E. Stone
Warner Brothers
Dolph Scott
Glen Arven
Julie Wright
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Bob
Florida
City Fruit CO
Nason-Steyerman
Bullet
Williams New
Carrol Hill
PSC
This
aAila
Father
F. C. Jones
Monocraft
Coca-Cola
U. 8
Department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau
Tith
Wisses
Metropolitan Opera
mWeea
Knabe
CoCroft Music Co
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