Local Social Roundup from Beulah Community
Beulah residents gather for syrup making as farmers near completion of the season. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robinson from Pelham and others, with plans for holiday visits by Robison siblings from Jacksonville. Friends note Paul Russell’s recovery from cane injury to his left hand. Will and Tom Davis of Florida visit local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sasser
W. A. Robinson
Pelham
J. L. Robinson
Edna Stanton
Monie Sasser
Odell Robinson
Rudolph
Mildréd” Robinson
Putham
Renel
Roma Robison
Will and
Tom Davis
Florida
Meigs
Gift hints from Hon W A Palin in Thomasville
A humorous Christmas letter advises frugal gifting to avoid financial strain. It jokes about last year’s presents and suggests practical, thrifty ideas such as giving useful purchases or dentist services to ease budget worries. The note ends with holiday cheer and Chrysler car references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
W. A. Palin
c/o
Chrysler ‘Auto Agency
Thomasville
Bill
Presumption of innocence not ground for rehearing inapt phrase ruling
Georgia Court of Appeals held in Williams v. State that a Polk County judge’s remark calling the presumption of innocence an “old song” was inaptly phrased but did not justify a rehearing or overturn the defendant’s conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eoc
Georgia Court of Appeals
Williams
Irwin
Polk Superior Court
Aged Fiddler Signs Vaudeville Circuit Deal
New York reports Maine born Meille Dunham, 72, a white barred fiddler and snow shoemaker, signed with the Keith-Albee Vaudeville Circuit to tour stages after a Detroit engagement at Henry Ford's barn dance. His Boston debut is planned for Christmas holidays with future stops in Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meille Dunham
Maine
Norway
Detroit
Kieth Albee Vauderville
Boston
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Durham
Henry Ford
Ford
Tex Richard
Madison Square Garden
Capitalist Abe Tours Atlanta Line for Inspection
A New York based investor, Colonel B. L. Bugg, head of the A. B. & A. railway, led a party that inspected the road and praised progress. He noted increased freight traffic, that passenger service is healthy, and expected continued growth along the line toward the northwest and southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
B. L. Bugg
E A. B. & A. Railway
New York
Bugg
Seo Industries
Canal Mile Long Lawsuit Promises Trade Payoff
A fragmentary report notes a canal dispute about a mile long with claims of a trade for payment. It mentions a man offering to piece together the matter and a statement about horses and good faces in the trade.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
S. Richy
Thomasville, Ga
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schafiner & Marz
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Mich
General Motors Corporation
M. C. McManeus
Thomas and Grady Counties
N. Madison
Wood-Rogers Motor Company
North Madison St
Gooper Bracey Grocery CO
Beulah
Chryslers
Everbody
Straigne
Polk County
City Hall
Hylan
Mellie
Saex A
Sues Canal
Tc Canal
Rist Tet
Ister
the Keys To
Studebaker
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Stud Med
West Jackson St
Iona Ymer
Thomasville Ga
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
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