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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

3

Local visitors and notable residents listed in city notes

Mr L B Hunt of Macon and W M Kendrick of Mayfield were in town on business yesterday. Miss Georgia McKay leaves for Macon to visit relatives. Mrs F P Glover of Jacksonville and W E Park of Atlanta were in town on business today. Bond brokers J H Hileman and W H Patterson from Atlanta attended the county bond sale. Mrs J S Sappington and daughter Jane visit on Crawford Street. Rev Robert S Sanders leaves for Atlanta to attend a Presbyterian Laymen's Missionary Movement session. Carrie Seeley leaves for Cuthbert. T R Crovatt and family go to Tybee. G W Davis learns son Fred has arrived from overseas and will demobilize at Camp Devens.

Robert_.S. Sanders Atlanta The Presbyterian Church G. W. Davis Fred Davis Camp Devens Thomasville

Drug ads in Thomasville highlight best corn product

An advertisement in Thomasville markets a corn product with claims of quality. The copy references Ingram Drug Co and N. T. Drug Co as part of the local advertising network.

Thomasville Omas Ingram Drug Co N. T Drug’ Co

Local visitors and residents noted in Thomasville listings

Augusta and Montgomery visitors stop briefly in town for business. Atlanta, Waycross, Columbus, Quitman and Cairo residents appear among the short-term callers. Mrs Brooks returns from Texas and local shoppers are seen amid routine community notices.

J. W. Wilson Springhill Thomasville

Red Cross official to visit Thomasville for conference

Mr. Paul Barkley, Division Supervisor for the Red Cross, will visit Thomasville on June 13 and 14 seeking a conference with the executive committee and heads of all Red Cross departments. He will explain peace time work and the details for thorough understanding. All department heads and committee members should await the meeting announcement and attend.

Paul Barkley Red Cross Thomasville Barkley

Engagement Notice for Mabel Osborn Maxwel to Van Landingham

Mr and Mrs Leon Osborn Maxwel of Calvary Georgia announce the engagement of their daughter Mabel to Mr Robert Roscoe Van Landingham of Cairo Georgia. The marriage will be held Thursday June nineteenth at twelve thirty PM at Calvary Baptist Church Calvary Georgia.

Leon Osborn Maxwell Calvary Georgia Mabel Robert Roscoe van Landingham Cairo Calvary Baptist Church Calvary, Geor

Pianist Mrs Clausen Resigns From Grand Theatre

Mrs Clausen resigns as pianist at the Grand Theatre and departs next week for Denver Colorado to spend the summer with relatives.

Pincus Seligman Engagement Announced in Georgia

Mr and Mrs Morris Pincus of Cairo Georgia announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Mr Moses Seligman of Statesboro Georgia The marriage will be held Sunday afternoon June 15 1919 in Cairo Georgia.

Morris Pincus Cairo Georgia Ruth Moses Seligman Statesboro

Locals Greeting Several Visiting Notables

Thursday's locals note a stream of visitors and residents in town. Names include J A Stiff of Atlanta, H H Wilkinson also of Atlanta, J F Jones from Tallahassee, Jim Sinclair of Waycross, R A Spratling of Atlanta, E A Brown of Savannah, A M Nisbet of Macon, and Miss Margaret Blair visiting Mrs J T Seals alongside Mr and Mrs J G Rawls of Jacksonville visiting Mrs Rawls's sister.

Jim Sinclair Waycross Margaret Blair Macon J. T. Seals J. G. Rawls Jacksonville

Mosquitoes Vanquished by Torment in Quitman Bedroom

A Quitman woman sprayed Torment around her bedroom after finding a swarm of mosquitoes. The product by The G B Williams Company claims to kill flies and mosquitoes without staining or harming humans. The note also contains a Georgia law snippet about increasing school tax levies in Thomasville.

Quitman Georgia G. B. Williams Company Battle

Bowen Teate couple wed in Presbyterian Manse ceremony

Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Pauline Bowen and Mr. Luten Teate on a June Monday at the Presbyterian Manse. The couple left by motor for their wedding trip and will reside in Thomasville upon their return.

Internal Revenue Collector Bigg Times-Enterprise Murch Pauline Bowen Luten Teate Presbyterian Manse Mrs. Teate Thomasville

Quinine Tonic Touted For Malaria Treatment

Public health guidance from Washington endorses quinine based tonics for malaria. Dr Williams No 101 Tonic is claimed to combine quinine and iron for better patient results and appetite improvement.

Williams United States Public Health Service Washington

Prof Jennison To Head Band In Thomasville

Professor Jennison arrives in Thomasville to organize a college band at Thomas College. He comes from the G M A where he led an existing group and plans to include all local material, college and non college, in building a prominent music ensemble.

Prof Jennison Thomas Institute Charlie Jennison Thomasville Charlie Thomas College Thomas C. H. Jennison Jovers

Convict Pays Riverside Taxes to Save Wilson Farm

George Fox, jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses, paid delinquent taxes to stop the sale of President Wilsons Riverside county farm. He received a telegram of thanks from Secretary Tumulty after reading the notice of the tax sale in the newspaper.

Los Angeles Cal George Fox Wilson Riverside County Fox Tumulty

Wanted-20,000 bushels oats and home buyers offered

Classified notes seek 20 000 bushels oats from S My Wordz and offer home purchase help from T A Couch of Masonic Blog with phone numbers. Thomas county farm purchases planned by A Y Latimer in Moultrie Ga. Fernbrook Farm advertises registered hog stock for sale including Bigbone Poland China boar and Holstein calves.

Thomas County A. Y. Latimer Moultrie Fernbrook Farm Hampshire H. W. Hopkins

Saln and Land Sales in Thomas County 1919 Notices

Public notices list sheriff saln actions against H W Orr and the estate of Lewis Jones, detailing landLots 208 and 275 278 in the 13th District, with boundaries and chains, plus a guardian discharge for V Alice Feltham and executors dismission for Etta A Reed all set for early July 1919 in Thomas County Georgia.

Georgia Thomas County Court House Thomasville George ‘Aycock George Aycock B. P. Hay J. J. Wood Fred. Feltham Alice Feltham Etta A. Reed Htta A. Reed WM. M. Jones

Land Sale in Thomas County Georgia Property of Ed Cannon

Court House sale of 39 acres part of lot 332 in the 113th District Thomas County Georgia to satisfy a 1919 City Court execution in favor of FE Milligan against Ed Cannon. Sale subject to a writ of fieri facias to Bank of Boston.

H. W. Orr Superior Court of Thomas County Coolidge Banking Co Ww .A. Rehberg cHdrera Court House Said County Georgia 13Th Lewis Jones Said Ed Cannon Thomasville FE. C. Milligan Bank of Boston W. A. Rehberg

Land auctions in Thomas County Georgia outline multiple parcels

An 1919 Thomas County Court order lists public sale of multiple tracts in the Seventeen District. Parcels include Lot 315 totaling 271.4 acres, 326 west of the Ochlocknee road totaling 250 acres, part of Lot 316 totaling 190.8 acres, and Lot 327 east of Barnett Creek totaling 76 acres, plus town properties in Ochlocknee along the A C L right of way and a Mathis place dwelling lots.

Thomas County Georgia Court of Ordinary Court House Saie County Thomasville- Ochlocknee Road Tweny Barnett’ Creek Ochrocknee Ochlocknee Mathis

Heirs Notified In 1919 Thomas County Land Deed Suit

Mrs L D Johnson petitions the Ordinary to compel T L Books to deed to the heirs of L D Johnson a 70 acre tract in the 17th District and another 210 by 420 foot lot on Willow Street in Thomas County Georgia. The notice names Pearl Hilton Margaret Roy and Lamar Johnson as heirs and sets July 1919 for response. Also notices leave to sell Mary Culver and John W McDonald estates with July hearing.

Georgia Thomas County L. D. Johnson Thomasa County Copeland Ochlocknee Willow Street Tobe Sanders J. T. Groover B. Ll. Rooke Mra Pearl Hilton Margarett Roy Lamar Johnson Court of Ordinary T. L. Rooks WM. M. Jones Mary Culver W. B. Hambleton Admr John W. McDonald

Guardianship and sales notices from Thomas County Georgia

Widow Hattie Johnson seeks twelve months support for herself and child Beatrice and Henry Crutcher applies for guardianship of Willie Curry minor. Sheriff notices list guardian M L Perry for minor property interest in land district 13th, Thomas County. Court actions set hearings in July 1919 before Wm M Jones, Ordinary.

Middleton Ae P Wimberly Perry Gale 13Th Thomas County Georgia M. L. Perry Guardian Henry Crutcher Willie Curry Joseph Curry Fune Wm. M. Jones Chambers Hattie Johnson Wil Johnson Beatrice M. Jones

Administrator's Sale Ordered by Ordinary

By order of the Ordinary an administrator announces a sale of estate assets. Details on location bidders terms and deadlines follow in the notice. The item list and process are defined by statute and will be conducted under court supervision.

Rheumatism Germ Theory Hint in Remedy Claim

A fragment discusses doubt about rheumatism being caused by a blood germ and claims a remedy can eliminate the “little demons” in the blood. The text references science and a suggested treatment as the solution to pain.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gome L. B. Hunt Mayfield Georgia McKay C. Bateman F. P. Glover W. E. Park Messrs J.H. Hileman W. H. Patterson Granthamys Lester Wee J. S. Sappington Jane Bronwood Wesley Chastain Crawford Lawhead Optometriet Carrie Seeley Cuthbert Misa Seeley T. R. Crovatt Tybee Walkers Fle Saade Ura Ag Lawrence & Co Ohicneo G. F Galliher Montgomery J. B. McKenzie J. R. Burton Columbus Martha Neel H. C. Neel Crawford Street J. Faircloth Brooks Orange Tex Chevrolet Ae Specialty Jackson C.B. Culpepper Jeff A. Pope J. 8. Wilggin U. S. General’ Hospital New York W. Wilson Maxwell-Van Landingham Pincus Seligman J. F. Jones Tallahassee H. H. Wilkinson J. R. Groover R. A. Spratling E. A. Brown Savannah A. M. Nisbet UBLIC Thomas.ville General Assembly Bowen-Teate Thomas Co Cary Letus the Peoples Savings Bank Ball North Broad’ St. Mitchell House Bidck Thomasville, Georgia Uncle Sam Wilsons Lawbdad T. A. Couch Thomas J. Holton T. Gandy G. M Broad’ St Thomiasville, Ga Jackson’ Street J. F. Singletary T. A. Bullock J. Gardner L. D Johnson DR. C. K. Wall D. Roy Hay Brighton Bidg Thomasville, GA J. B. Cheshire Mitchell Building J. M. Austin Williams Building S. S Dept.i
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