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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Vivid details mark the funeral of Mrs Maclean
The notice recalls the wedding of Mrs We and relatives, and details of the burial for Mrs Maclean of Thomasville. Funeral was held at her mother Mrs James Watt’s home with Rev Campbell Symonds officiating. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery beside a late relative. Pallbearers include Watt, Hesth, and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cather Ane
Mogars
J.T. Watt
Wayerdsa
James Watt
Albany
Hansell
Baker
Frank Harrie
B. R. Jetger
Cy Hesth
Local society notes report visits and arrivals in Waycross
Rebecca Rabin and her grandmother Mrs. ban visit Waycross with Neal Ford and Daisy Neel. Mr and Mrs PB Norton and Mrs Oscar Groover attend a county Officers Association meeting. A.A. Irvin opens B and O quarters in Atlanta for melon shipment business. Alan and Herschel Williams Jr arrive New Orleans to see their mother. Walter Dixon welcomed a baby boy James Thomas yesterday. Ben Kincaid stays in Thomasville with Mrs M A Mallette. Mincaig to Thomasville as headquarters. Will travel statewide. State banking duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Alan
Herschel J. Williams, Jr
New Orleans
M. J. Williams
J. Jefferson Street
Ben. Kincaid
Thomasville
M. A. Mallette
North Broad Street
Mincaig
State Banking Department
Lucy Montford
Ideal
J. T. Holland
Cochran
Ota
May
Tallahasgee
MetcaHe
George Chim
W. S.howard
Lee Howard
P Wester
Climax
W. M. Lilly
James Surles
Lovett
Fla
Montford
Elmer Horner
J. A Holland
Unclear OCR fragment hints at family notices
Fragmentary text references Mrs Groover Thomas Mrs Norman Hopkins and daughter travel plans between places including Perry Florida and Sas. Names are garbled. lacks clear date or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hopkins
Dau ‘Ang
Hopkins
Aleter
Sas Bock
Perry
Fla
Unclear OCR excerpt notes Georgia tech degree ceremony
Fragmentary report describes a Georgia Tech degree ceremony with mentions of graduates and speakers. The legible items reference bachelor degrees in engineering and a June event with Governor Het wickee as a speaker, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Arthur Dewey Greene
Patty Ga
Georgia
Hetwickee
Frady Defense Links Wife Murder to Accidental Shooting
In Miami the Frady defense argues the fatal February shooting at the Flamingo Hotel was accidental during a struggle over a revolver. Edgar C Frady’s Chicago counsel hopes for acquittal without challenging the wife’s faith. Twenty seven witnesses were subpoenaed, but only local residents attended last night and a possible delay was hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Council
Edgar C. Frady-of
Chicago
Frady
Flamingo Hotel
Metcalfe Watermelon Car Sells Early. Local Notes
Metcalfe Georgia reports its first watermelons moved out on Saturday led by H C Copeland W A Cone Alton Thomas and Horne Brothers. The Sonega brand will start this week as Miss Lucy Montford returns home from Ideal for vacation. Local social notes mention school and family visits and a new public bulletin board for buying selling and exchanging goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalfe
Messra
H. C. Copeland
W. A. Cone
Alton Thomas
Horne Bros
Sonega
Local Social Notes Mention Weddings and Travel
The item lists several residents and visitors including Mrs. C. W. Biepleton Stapleton and Mrs. Lula Belle Carlisle as they travel to Ban Aire and attend weddings. It notes Nora Arnold returning home after a stay, a county wedding in progress, and the funeral of Mrs. J K Maclean with attendees from Waycross Albany Boston and Boston present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W.” Biepleton Stapleton
Ban Aire
B. Hadwarda
F. A. Grawford
Atlants
Lula Belle Carlisle
Montgomery
Fir Norwood
B. L. Crawford
Bartow Street
Pera
John T. “Watt
Wayargad
Jamile Watt
Albany
Z. A. Mallette
Boston
JK. Maclean
Beloved Woman Martha Rows Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Martha Josephine Rows, a longtime resident of Thomasville, died Tuesday at 3 26 a.m. after a four year illness. She was born May 7 1847 in Mount DeFla and married Rev Benjamin Howe in 1866. An active church member and missionary, she lived in Thomasville since 1893 and was known for her community work and friendships wherever she lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Josephine
Howe
Mt. de Fla
Wesleyan College
Benjamin Howe
Thomsoneville
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