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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
2
Cleveland, Ohio June 1. Mrs Anna Szeman a prominent society matron fought with kitchen knives after a servant threatened embarrassing exposures. Mrs Szeman says she stabbed Mrs Snyder to death in self defense following the attack. Prosecutor Merrick investigates whether the servant’s accusations against the employer have merit.
Cairo Georgia reports Miss Maggie Collins 25 of Whigham died from rattlesnake venom. She was bitten Thursday while blackberry picking near her home and three doctors treated her through Thursday night to combat the poison.
Wanted advertisement for lost dark shell rim spectacles with about a half inch of one end piece broken. Reward offered. Contact phone number 739. Also a rental listing for The Campbell Ansley Home at 120 Mimosa Drive. Phone 56.
Major E P Lawton of Savannah died in Paris May 24 and his body arrived in New York on the steamship Berengaria. It will reach Savannah tomorrow morning and funeral services are planned for Laurel Grove cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Graduation sermon follows at 8:30 p m Sunday at the Baptist Church by Rev T F Callaway marking the Thomassville High School commencement.
The article notes Germany’s payment under the Young plan is finally accepted at 9 billion dollars, a reduction of about 116.6 billion from the 125 billion originally claimed at Versailles in 1919. It continues a discussion from page one among former allies.
A flood of household guests fills the weekend as Mr. Bill Cochran, Mr. Eugene Fleming, Mr. W. W. Smith, Mr. A. R. Philips, and Mr. D. H. Palmer visit from nearby towns. Mrs. Alma B. Craig plans return from Savannah, and Miss Virginia Jemison joins Sweet Briar alumni events.
Attapulgus resident Mr W E Smith and his son travel via Thomasville to Athens for the fiftieth reunion class of 1879 at the University of Georgia. University of Georgia alumni from Thomasville plan to attend, while state highway department staff head to Atlanta for a Holder dinner. Mr Holder receives praise and a Buick from department members. The notice also lists local attendees and a graduation event for Joe Crovatt at Augusta Medical College with upcoming internship in Waycross.
The Robison Hardware Co paint department completed interior renovations at the residence of Mr and Mrs C A McGavock on South Broad Street. Neel Brothers building supply front and interior were repainted. Many homes are being washed and repainted to preserve wood and improve appearance. An asbestos shingle roof is being applied to the residence of Mr Y Spaight on East Jackson Street after recent fire scares.
Dr. Harry Ainsworth travels with daughter Miss Sallie Ainsworth for a weekend in Richmond Virginia and plans to reach Thomasville tomorrow afternoon. Sallie has just completed her first year at Sweet Briar College in Virginia. Jim Scoggins and Jomes Barberhop listed on East Jackson Street in Dallas. no additional details provided.
Buick unveils the six Marquette highlighting speed and performance in a midrange line. The design features include a sloped windshield, one-piece fenders, wide doors, chromium trim, and luxurious Mohair plush interiors with adjustable driver seats and ample rear space.
The top folds down to a compact package improving overall car appearance. Open models show low seats and a trimmed rear cabin with a dickey seat and a golf door. Buick style engineers, Fisher Body artists, and GM color section developed color schemes aimed at universal appeal and fashion alignment.
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