Middle Georgia Golfers Start Idle Hour Tourney
One hundred six golfers from middle Georgia compete in the first annual utility sub invitation at Idle Hour Country Club in Macon. Bob Kingman Eden Taylor Jr and Horace Wright shared low medal scores of 176 in the opening round with nine flights and a boys division.
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Macon
Middle Georgia
Idle Hour Country Club
Bob Kingman
Eden Taylor, Jr
Horace Wright
Homer Brown
Charles Lanier
Americus
Mississippi Clark
Fort
Phillies Trade Whitney and Lee to Braves for Schulmerich Knothe
Philadelphia reports that captain Arthur Pinkey Whitney and left fielder Kal Lee are to play today in Boston as Phillies trade them to the Braves in exchange for outfielder Wesley Schulmerich infielder Fritz Knothe and an unspecified cash amount. Club president Gerald Nugent says cash was the key factor in the deal made just before the market opened.
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Philadelphia
Arthur (Pinkey) Whitney
Phillies
Kal Lee
Boston Braves
Gerald Nugent
Braves
Wesley Sheulmerich
Fritz Knothe
Nugent
Baseball Leaders Show Strong 1920s Power Across Leagues
National League stars lead in batting with Martin and Klein powering Cardinals and Phillies. Klein drives runs and hits while Frisch, Davis and Fullis steal bases. In the American League Simmons and Gehrig pace batting and runs with Ruth also near the homer leaders as Brennan fires a 5 0 shutout for the Yankees.
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Associated Press
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Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
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Hartnett
Cubs
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Citizens and Southern to open new Spartanburg bank
Savannah reports Citizens and Southern Bank of South Carolina will establish a new bank in Spartanburg around early July. President William Murphy and Mills Lane met Spartanburg businessmen to finalize plans and seek a charter from the state banking department before opening at a suitable location.
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Savannah
Citizens and Southern Bank of South Carolina
Spartanburg
William Murphy
Citizens and Southern National Bank
South Carolina
State Banking Department of
Murphy
Local notes and updates from Prospects section
Dry county conditions hurt crops and rain would help. Miss Minnie Williams remains confined to bed awaiting recovery. Miss Jewel Dukes visited Miss Vivian Smith near Ochlocknee. Gerelle Williams returned home after weeks with Mrs. Vera Parker near Hahira. Several local families visit relatives and attend gatherings. Mrs. Ruth Buk has recovered enough to be up after malaria fever.
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Minnie Williams
Jewel Dukes
Vivian Smith
Ochlocknee
Gerelle Williams
Vera Parker
Hahira
Christine Williams
Myrtle Blanton
Pettigrew
Son Blilie
Thomasville
A. J. Mills
Dallas Hobbs
Abo
Patten
Leroy Jones
Edward Hutchenson
Summer Hill
N. M. Nunnally
J. J. Cone
Boston
Fannie Williams
Albany
Ruth Buk
New Home Loan Layout Draws Wide Inquiries
Washington reports six thousand inquiries at the Federal Home Loan Bank Board offices about the new home loan layout just after the law was signed. Chairman William Stevenson said the board is starting to set up the machinery, appointing state agents to process loan applications from the $2,000,000,000 fund. Forms and explanations will be printed and distributed as the organization is formed.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
William Stevenson
Inese
Guests and visitors bring a busy social week
Boston visitor Mr Howard Carter calls on local business circles while families in Plant City and Hawthorn Florida visit Leland Heisler and Brightwell households. Albany and Miami relatives tour, with multiple trips to Valdosta Cairo Bainbridge and Commerce noted among local hosts.
Community Happenings Around Spring Hill and Nearby Towns
Spring Hill and nearby areas share a weekend lineup of visits and guests. Families including Owens Brumbley Barksdale and Ward clan members hosted and traveled from Gainesville Auburndale Lakeland Spence Thom asville Bainbridge and Melps to see relatives and attend church.
Local Church Services Reported and Community Notices
Patten rev Osproad K Cook led the marching service and Rev D A Lastinger preached the Sunday evening service. Sympathy offered to Mrs Edythe Jones and family on the loss of their baby. Several residents visited or stayed with relatives during the weekend including Miss Hattie Hobbs and Misses Marie Alice Brannan Julia Gandy. Melrose Chuck is home from Young Harris for summer holidays. Dollie Walker visited Sistere Golding. Mr and Mrs D Jr Hobbs visited J C Hobbs. Rufus Hall visiting parents. Hattie O Neal of Quitman visiting her mother Mrs G E Upton who is ill. Henry Kendall of Moultrie visited Mrs B T Johnson. Wilma Duncan left for Valdosta for a six week summer course.
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Osproad K. Cook
Patten
D. A. Lastinger
Edythe Jones
Hattie Hobbs
Hmogene
Verna Mae Davis
Marie
Alice Brannan
Julia Gandy
Auisses Mdna
Wilma Duncan
Melrose Chuck
Young Harris
Dollie Walker
Sistere Golding
D. Jr. Hobbs
J. C. Hobbs
Rufus Hall
Hattie O'Neal
Quitman
G. EF. Upton
Henry Kendall
Moultrie
Johnson
Valdosta
Columbus Catcher Smashes Two Homers in Georgia State League
Macon Georgia June 16 Hyatt Columbus catcher sparked a doubleheader sweep as Columbus won 8 0 and 7 1. Hyatt collected four hits in four at bats in the second game two homers and a double. Albany took two at Albany beating Milledgeville 3 2 and 9 1. Macon held to nine errors as Barnsville won 7 5.
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Columbus
Macon
Hyatt
Albany
Milledgeville
Barnsville
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity heats up
The Weather Bureau reports continued warm conditions with a developing heat wave in the northern plains. Observations show a general pattern of rising temperatures into Saturday, with variable humidity and no significant rainfall across the Thomasville area.
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Atria
Atlantic and Gulf
Tronks Mountaina
South Phoridy
Mutami
Rockies
ALL-BRAN STOPPA SLEEPLESSNESS CLAIMS
An enthusiastic testimonial from Mr. Carl Haraden of Hamilton Massachusetts praises ALL-BRAN for relief from sleeplessness and tiredness after three weeks of use. The ad touts bulk and vitamin B from the cereal, claims gentle intestinal cleansing, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with doctor if needed, sold in a red and green Kellogg package.
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Mr. Haraden
Carl Haraden
Main Street
Hamilton
Massachusetts
Atall
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Howard Carter
Our City
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Elizabeth Whitecomb
Plant City
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Hawthorn
Leland Heisler
Brightwell
Frank W. Corbett
Pelham
B.S. Bolt
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Corrine
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Winter Haven
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Hugh Oglesby
Harvey Brightwell
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Camilla
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S. P. Scully
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Grace Cooper
Estelle Taylor
Charles Ward
Evelyn Ward
Pansy Ward
Gainesville
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Wayne Cannon
Auburndale
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Lakeland
Tom Duncan
Hartsfield
J. M. Barksdale
Esther
Christine Vick
Sophronia Golsby
Vera Lee Brinson
Edward Fulford
Melps
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Mary
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