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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
7
Atlanta officials quote railroad executives who say abandonment of mileage stems from resource depletion and rival railroad competition rather than motor vehicle competition. They note about 68 percent due to natural resource exhaustion and almost 30 percent from other railroads competing.
Gov. Donahey orders Ohio State University trustees to conduct a house cleaning after a prohibition raid on Dabney Horton a graduate English instructor charged with possessing liquor and paraphernalia to manufacture liquor. Investigations extend to alleged drinking parties by faculty and student groups amid critique of communistic leanings. Horton bonded out awaiting hearing while Probst’s report questions citizenship and character of Horton and wife.
Zone notes Miss Hazel Hill ill with typhoid fever. Residents report moving, visiting, and church matters. Rev. W. D. McGregor returns as pastor. Rev. J. W. Paterson gives last sermon before leaving for Irwinson. Several locals listed moving or ill, including Mr. Jim Pyles in Berlin facing severe illness.
Mrs McDonald remains ill but hopes for a quick recovery. The community notes visits by Mr and Mrs N C Lewis to their son T T Lewis in Quitman and by Mr C L Gunter and family to his parents. Syrup making continues. Welcome moves by Rigsby family from North Georgia. Visits by T A Taylor and M G English to Boston and to N C Lewis. Jeanette Lewis stays with grandmother N C Lewis.
Mr and Mrs J H Dukes and daughter of Thomasville spent Thursday in Eason Crossing as guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Adams Mr and Mrs Rufus Walker and son Lawrence visited relatives Sunday Miss Mary Coffey spent last week in Thomasville as guest of Miss Liza Hancock Mr Preston Ware of Thomasville was a pleasant caller Rev John Bluitt of Vada Ga spent a few days in the section with cousins Mr and Mrs Tom Adams
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