Final rites planned Sunday for Camilla crash victim
Lynn Stripling 27 of Camilla died at Archbold Memorial Hospital from injuries after a tire blew out and his car hit a tree near Camilla. Funeral at First Baptist Church Sunday at 4 p.m. CT, Rev. S H Bennett and Rev. Samplett officiating. interment in Camilla cemetery. He was born Sept 8, 1911, in Mitchell County. survived by parents Roy and unnamed mother, sister Nancy, and other relatives.
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Lynn Stripling
Camilla
Archbold Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
C.S.T
S. H. Bennett
Samplett
Camilla Methodist Church
Mitchell County
Roy Stripling
Albany Production Credit Association
Nancy Stripling
Withhold Reprisals on the Czechs Prague Announces
An official statement from Prague said reprisals against the Czech population of Kladno would be withheld beyond the deadline for solving the murder of a German police sergeant. The decree came an hour before the time limit to identify the killer, amid a tense posthumous inquiry and public concern.
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Prague
Kladno
History of the Building of the City Hall and Market House
A detailed, dated account from 1871 72 of Thomasville Georgia's City Hall and Market House construction. It covers council actions, bids, architectural plans, market stalls, pay terms, and finance notes including taxes, stock pledges, and contractor payments. It notes elected officials and progress through 1872 with bids, renovations, and completion status.
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Thomasville
Southern Enterprise
L. C. Bryan
Elizabeth F. Hopkins
Local Social Notes and School News Highlight Thomasville Residents
Mrs Emily Buckalew visits her brother Jule Sampson in Houston Texas. Herschel Miller of Rome moves to Thomasville with plans to settle there. Evelyn Horne Miller remembered by friends. Miss Daisy Neel travels to Waycross and Athens for a degree and Garden School. J H Turner resting well after surgery at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital. W M Parker and Ewing Kirk return from Palm Beach. Alice Mae Swift Evelyn Swift Margaret Loflin and Mattie Baker depart for two week vacation in New York and Washington. Ida Cohen to three weeks at New York World's Fair. Details of local building features and hall dimensions noted. Bill Harris returns home from Tech. Frances Caldwell visits Tifton with Jacqueline Andrews. Dr Futch and Jimmy Futch to Fort Oglethorpe for ROTC duty. Benson Earle returns home after University of Georgia.
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Alice Mae Swift
Evelyn Swift
Margaret Loflin
Mattie Baker
New York
Washington
City Hall to host first entertainment and college events 1872
The city hall hosted the Episcopal Concert and Fair on June 14 1872 with 8 PM start. Commencement exercises for Young's Female College occurred June 25 and 27 1872 at the hall, at the invitation of Col Wm J Young, trustees president.
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Episcopal
Young’s Female College
Wm. J. Young
David ‘S. Walker
Pallahassee
Fla
New York visit of King and Queen at fairgrounds
The King and Queen arrived amid elaborate setup at the federal building and Constitution Hall as crowds gathered outside and inside. A 21-gun salute marked their reception at Fort George Washington, with television cameras recording the event and guests signing the guest book. The program ran 46 minutes behind schedule.
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Battery
Federal Building
Royal
Fairy Grounds
Fort George Washington
Perylon Hall
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Stegall
Camilla High School
Messrs
Perry
Frederick
James
Byron
Calhoun Baggs
C M. Stripling
Bill Hand
Townsend Culpepper
Bush Perry
Robin Culpepper
Jimmie Horne
William Davis
Vernon Twitty
Harry and
Brazier Holton
Laurier Bush
Fortson Turner
Rob Roy Cochran
Wood Marshall
James Adams
David Luke
Woodrow Brooks
George Reynolds
Lewis Campbell
Dick Hilliard
H. P. Butler
Bubber Brooks
Robin Butler
George Joiner
Harry Rountree
R. L. Hall
Price Hall
Benton Adams
Eugene Hackett
Deming Whiting
Joe Spence
J. W. Claxton
Vernon Brazier
Harry Hilliard
Wilson Rivers
Jim Williford
Winton Warren
Camilla Funeral Home
Carrier Boy
Circulation Department
Municipal Buiilding
H. W.hopkins
M. Rosenfeld
J. T. Kottman
City Hall
Dr. T
Hopkins
Dreyer
Chastain
Rosenfeld
Blackshear
Peters
A. P. Wright
Committee of Public Property
Jackson and
Crawford Sts
the Southern
Enterprise
H. H. Tooke
L. A. Dreyer
Committee On
Savannah News
Albany ‘News
A. J. Love
Clk
Ic Council
S. L. Moore
B. O. Thompson
EK. O. Thompson
South G & Ploridg R. R
City
Higheist
Ole
Wright
B Ankers
Ann Copnell Salle
Deys Wright
Stegall Ar
J. P. Arnold
Sonal
Atlantis Gulf R. A
T. S. Hopkina
L. Jerger
I. L H. Tooke
James T. Kottma Blackshear
H. M. Chastai
H. O. Thompson
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Brown
Blanton
Austin Williams
P. Flanigan
Gardner
W. P. Flanigan
Emily Buckalew
Houston
Texas
Jule Sampson
Buckalew
S. Sampson
Herschel’ Miller
Rome
Daisy Neel
Waycross
Ivey Rebin
Athens
Garden School
J. H. Turner
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
W. M. Parker
Ewing Kirk
W. L. Parker
Weat
Palm Beach, Fla
Ida Cohen
Bill Harris
Acta. Tech
Frances Caldwell
Jacqueline Andrews
Tifton
Allen Futch
Jimmy Futch
Fort Oglethorpe
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Futch
M. D
Cavalry
390Th Regiment
Benson Earle
B. B. Earle
University of Georgia At Athens
Moore
B. Thompson
B. Piuteee
E. 0. Thompson
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
NEW Yorker
Court of Peace
Constitution Hall
Grover A. Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
Cite Jackson
City Water & Light
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