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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

7

Moultrie Council Discusses Finance and Gas Plant Plans

The Moultrie city council met for about two hours handling revenue worries and license enforcement. Finance chairman W J Powell noted low street tax intake and urged summonses and fines, while Dr H M Moore asked to curb fire signals and siren noise. The council eyed a $2500 caterpillar tractor purchase and debated a Georgia Natural Gas Company plan to build mains in area towns. A local marriage and the death of C A Crews were also noted.

W. J. Powell Morton H. M. Moore Dixon Dobbins Boykin Carrollton Georgia Natural Gas Company Southern Natural Gas Company Butain Moultrie Quitman Cairo Tifton Williams Ausley City Water and Light Plant Boylin

City Court docket reports multiple criminal pleas and convictions

The City Court handled cases with a mix of guilty pleas and verdicts. Jerry Clark received three months probation for hobo ing. Robert Wilson was convicted on two traffic counts and fined 200 dollars plus costs payable to A Lovett. Others faced fines or jail terms for whiskey or theft charges, with outcomes ranging from probation to not guilty.

Jerry Clark Robert Wilson A. Lovett County Line Roy Higgins George Wilson Rufus Mitchell William McKinley Robert Smith Roy Walker

Bob Sherrod Narrowly Escapes Being Burned

Fire of undetermined origin damaged the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house in Atlanta. Alumni residents Hugh H. Estes and Bob Sherrod narrowly escaped injuries while saving records from the burning building, which were preserved in a fire proof cabinet. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars.

Atlanta Alpha Tau Omega Hugh H. Estes Bob Sherrod

Chastain Transfer Line Ad Offers Wide Hauling

Quick service pitched as quicker than express and cheaper than freight. Ad claims they haul anything anywhere anytime with contact at Phone 29¢ Res. and Phone 211-W.

Chastain

Duncan Bickley Seeks ReElection To County Commissioner

Meigs resident Duncan Bickley announces his candidacy for county commissioner from his home district. A fourteen year board member and former chairman, he cites financial stability and service on the finance committee. He has long been with Bank of Meigs, served as mayor and council member, and is known as a substantial board member.

Times-Enterprise Duncan Bickley Meigs Bickley Bank of Meigs

Lightning Strike Damages Aerial At Fletcher Street Home

Miss Pet Woodson and Mr Lebbeus Dekle reported a bolt of lightning hit the radio aerial on Fletcher street in a portly afternoon. The strike rattled a tree and shattered two windows while smoke filled the room and the telephone suffered a temporary outage. The cook said Woodson was jarred by the shock though no one was home.

C. A. Crews Leland Crews Bainbridge Baptist Church Leland Harry Atlanta Pet Woodson Fletcher Street Lebbeus Dekle

Percy Chubb Dies in Train Accident at 72

Percy Chubb, marine insurance authority and organizer of several New Jersey companies, died of heart disease in a train near Drummondsville Canada at age 72. He owned a plantation near Thenasville and spent four to five months there yearly. The news, reported from New York and Chubb’s plantation, shocked many friends.

New York Percy Chubb Marine Insurance Drummondsville Canada Chubbs New Jersey Thenasville Charles Thorne Henry P. Davison Chubb Place

Methodist Sunday School classes host Vashti School graduates

The Susanna Wesley Class and the Young Woman's Class plan a Thursday party at 5 PM at Mrs. Ralph Neel’s home on Hansell Street. The event honors Miss Elizabeth Toppell, a member of Vashti School’s graduating class.

Susanna Wesley Methodist Sunday School Vashti School Ralph Neel Hansell Street F Elizabeth Toppell

Brooks County Singing Convention at Ochlamla Church

The Brooks County Singing Convention will be held at Ochlamla M. E. Church, 14 miles from Quitman, 3 miles east of Nankin on the Quitman Madison road, on the fifth Sunday in June. Bring song books and a basket.

Brooks County Ochlaivilla M. 1 Ochlamla M. EK Quitman Nankin Madison

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