Personal notices from Jacksonville scene list visitors
Mr. C. P. Aikin from Brunswick and Mrs. J. E. Robison visiting relatives in Montgomery. Gus Bunta of Jacksonville and J. W. Gaunt of Atlanta were here on business and others like Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Avery and P. L. Dummond of Rome were in town. L. M. Friend from Birmingham also visited yesterday. Let J. O. Baxter do your Plumbing. Phone 495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Robison
Montgomery, Ala
Gus Bunta
Jacksonville
J. W. Gaunt
Atlanta
P. L. Dummond
Rome
Georgia
L. M. Friend
Birmingham, Ala
J. O. Baxter
R. V. Smith
C. W. Fall
Messrs
H. L. Myers
Louis Wright
W. O. McGee
Times-Enterprise
Shervicd
L. C. Chastain
Tournament to be held in Thomasville faces shell plan
Thomasville eyes a shell structure for a planned girl and boy basketball tournament to be staged February 25 28 and March 4 7. Local teams face scheduling conflicts as venues are limited with the YMCA court too small for regulation play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Southwest Georgia Athletic Association
Moultrie
Albany
Atlanta Woman Shot On Street By Rejected Suitor
Mrs. J. C. Johnson was shot twice on an Atlanta street by G. Augen, a man she had refused dating. She was hospitalized with grave injuries, and her daughter Lucile Johnson was present. Augen fled after the shooting, allegedly saying the attack followed her refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. C. Johnson
G. (. Augen
OCHLOCKNEE RIVER OVERFLOWS BANKS NEAR PAGAN
The Ochloknee River swelled and flooded banks near Pagan with a dirt arch remaining intact on the north side of a cave-in while a high water washout appeared on the opposite bank. A plank was laid by the boys for extra support until Capt Brown arrived, and the bridge remains safe though water level exceeds 1908 Jones bridge washout levels.
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Newton
Baker County
Flint River
Capt. Brown
Jones Bridge
Box Hall Plantation Guests To Spend Winter In Thomasville
Mr George Crawford superintendent of Box Hall Plantation receives notice that Mrs W H Sage and party are expected to arrive in Thomasville about mid February to spend the winter at Box Hall Plantation. The station has been temporarily moved while remodeling the old stamp offices two doors west of Dodge Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Box Hall Plantation
W. H. Sage
Thomasville
Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia 1925
Thomasville Georgia January 20 1925 forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions and frost possible. Observations at 1 pm list high yesterday 68 today 68 near 82 for several years and 44 low. monthly and year records shown with humidity around 60 to 80 percent and rainfall since month start 0.11 inches to 4.69 inches overall. Wind from the northwest at about 6 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Sivcieevestesessseevee
Oy Hones Fenangenglee
Rotary meets at YMCA with Rev. Peede on Wilson portrait
The regular weekly Rotary meeting at the YMCA rooms featured Rev. T. Richard Peede of Boston giving a talk on Woodrow Wilson titled the Prophet of 20th Century Democracy. He noted how great leaders are judged by contemporaries, reactionary periods, and long-term impact, and began to describe Wilson's life work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Richard Peede
Boston
Mass
Thomasville
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Mr. Peede
Peete
Ufe
American Venice Emerges as Ogeechee Flood Rises in Dover GA
Heavy rains push Ogeechee River waters to flood level in Dover Georgia marooning residents. Boats used for transport on streets as most wooden bridges washed away. Savannah reports describe the town as nearly submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ogeechee
Dover
Georgia
Venice
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Lams
Louis Steyerman & Sons
Fashion Park
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Kirschbaum Clothes
C. P. Aikin
Brunswick
Mrs. J. L. Avery
J. D. Sharp
Louisville, Ky
B. N. Sykes
Waycross
J. C. Johnton
Pelham
Henry C. Sparks
Washington, Ga
Tiree
Tubes
Sampson’s
Hayden Ryan
Commercial Credit Company
New Orleans
S. Sampson, Sr
Stamat Sampson, Jr
Tampa
S. F. Wilkinson
Columbus
Park Front
John Watt
Ardis McDougald
Hartford
Ala
Joe McCants
Thomas Peede
Maass
H. H. Merry
Cere
America
Balfour
Chamber of Commerce
Rob
Roses
Frank Winthrop
Phelps W. Wilson
Tallahassee
Rev. T. Richard Peetle
Homer Merry
L. W. Milner
Birmingham
Ben Broughton
W. D. Hargrave
Hansell Watt
Dixie Highway
Atlantic Coast Line
Court House
City Hall
S. V. Steyerman
3. D. Clark
Monticello
City
J. S. Montgomery
Flint Rer
Georgia-Alabama Power Company
Kincha_ fooneé creek
Mitchell County
Averflow
Oakview Cemetery
Asa
William Tift
Creek
J. C. Baxley
Bend
C. Whiddon
Charles
Fla
Hagen Supply Co
Elkhart, Ind
Empire Furniture Store
Indian River
Coppage Fruit Co
Madison and
Jackson Streets
W. H. Burch & Son
Salem
J. B. Watkins & Co
Gale
W. LC. Hargrave
East Clay
Pacone
W. Tf
Warren Avenue
W. M. Parker
J. S. Montgom
W. L. Ball
York
T. H. Brown
Seward St
W. F. Clark
Mantel & Face
Madison
Madison Ss
Oneton
J. G. Stanfield
Ochlocknee
Monarch
Remington
L. P. Green
Smith Avenue
W. P. Wages
Fletcher St
R. H. Neel
N. Dawson St
Ochlocknee Road
J. B. Eaton
Smaith-Fleming Co
Atlanta, Ga
Ochlocknee River
Pagan
Weather Report
The
United States Weather Bureau
U.S
Purina
Golden Brothers Co
Thomasville, GA
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