visitors and business guests mingle in town
A series of visitors stopped in town including Mr J F Walker of Dothan Mr J C Carlisle of Atlanta Roy L Barnett of Savannah George Gould and Mr Donovan Owens among others Also CoCroft's advertises used pianos and tuning services Gene Austin Seeger Ellis records and sheet music Plus Mr and Mrs J P Livingston and daughter Marcheta depart for Jacksonville Florida for a few days with their son and brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Austin
Seeger-Ellis Records
CoCroft
J. P. Livingston
Marcheta
Jacksonville, Fla
Local Social Notes Mention Leesburg Visitors and Travel
Mr Thomas J Redding Jr of Leesburg Florida is on business for a short time Miss Sara Feinberg leaves for Tybee Island to spend several days with friends Miss Eloy Means heads to Athens for summer school Now is the time to sharpen and repair lawn mowers and garden hoses Busy Bee Co Mrs Robb White Jr and Miss Becky White visit relatives at Tarboro North Carolina before heading to Highlands for the summer months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Redding, Jr
Leesburg, Fla
Sara Feinberg
Tybee Island
Busy Bee Co
Robb White Jr
Becky White
Tarboro
WN. C
Highlands
Milligan Family Visits Kin. Coach Harper Returns from Athens
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Milligan Jr. of Sarasota Florida visit the elder Milligan and the Rountree couple. Coach Harper comes back from Athens after attending the 1923 class commencement and reunion where he serves as permanent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Milligan, Jr
Sarasota, Fla
Mr. Milligan
E. C. Milligan
Claude Rountree
Harper
Athens
Rev Robb White Jr to Lead St Thomas Church Services
Rev Robb White Jr will lead Sunday School training at St Simons and then return to Thomasville for services at St Thomas church. He plans to depart soon for Highlands NC to spend weeks at his mountain camp. Mrs M N Stow and Miss Georgia Hayes Stow of Jesup left after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs J K Harper. Expert piano and phonograph repair by Moore Brush Co. Phone 157.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb White, Jr
St. Simons
Thomasville
St. Thomas Church
Highlands
N. C
Madison County boy shoots father to protect mother
Floyd Gunter, 48, shot his father D Gun ter, 45, a Madison county farmer, three times after the elder man threatened to kill the family and menaced the mother with a hammer. Gunter was hospitalized in Athens in serious condition while Floyd was jailed at Danielsville. The incident happened at the Gunter home near Comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
D. Gunter
Madison
Floyd
Gunter
Danielsville
Comer
Yale Junior Varsity Wins Historic Regatta Over Harvard
Yale's junior varsity defeated Harvard by eight lengths in the two mile up stream race at New London. Yale led from start to finish in the morning regatta and Harvard never challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Harvard
New London
Con
New Haven
Pee
C B and Q Executive Claud Burnham Dies at Home
Chicago reports the death of Claud G. Burnham executive vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. He died at his Kenilworth home after an illness lasting six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Claud G. Burnham
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Kenilworth
Watts Gunn Still Leads Southerners Golf Match
Dallas, Texas June 22 Watts Gunn of Abilanta defeated Fred Lamprecht of New Orleans to reach the 18 hole semi finals Gunn will meet either L R Robertson or Lanham Conner in the next round Conner beat Robertson one up on the 18th to advance in the Houston area match standings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Watts Gunn
Abollanta
Fred Lamprecht
New Orleans
Gunn
L. R. Robertson
Lanham Conner
L. R.robertson
Jones Card Delivers Birdie Bid Amid Farrel Failures
Bobby Jones led with a birdie on a long hole then missed a birdie by inches as Farrell matched par. Jones drove 300 yards into the crowd on the fifth and again, near the cup, but failed to convert. Farrell also parred. Ball slips to 151 after an 81 in the National Open at Olympia Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Farrell
Ball
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Prohibition debate shapes 1930 Democratic convention
The Albany meeting focuses on aligning a dry platform as supporters of Smith press for a two thirds convention majority. Missouri Senator Reed arrives to bolster anti Smith opposition and strategists weigh expected votes from Ohio Indiana Nebraska and Kansas to block a Smith majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Albany
Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm II Work Ethic Revealed At Doorn Estate
Cologne report cites Count von Finkenstein describing Wilhelm II’s daily routine at Doorn. Four adjutants maintain a courtlike household while the former emperor writes, gardens, and chops wood, with regular family visits except for Princess Victoria Subkoff. The health is generally good but Dutch dampness causes colds. Wilhelm would not return to Germany unless invited by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Kaiser
Froom
Count von Finkenstein
League of German- Consecatives
Doorn
William II
Victoria
Subkoff
Wilhelm
Germany
McLarnin Stages Fast Knockout Comeback Over McGraw
New York reports Jimmy McLarnin defeats Phil McGraw in two minutes forty five seconds of the first round. McLarnin, returning after a tough loss to Sammy Manderl, lands three solid rights to score a technical knockout as McGraw drops to the canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Sid Terris
Manhattan
Sammy Manderl
Jimmy
Phil Mcgraw
McGraw
Detroit Florist
Jack Dorman
McLar~nin
Finland seeks funds for foreign and home air routes
The Finnish Diet was asked to appropriate 12,500,000 marks about 315,000 dollars for next year's air budget to establish one foreign and three inland airlines in Finland. Four new planes and other equipment will be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Helsingfors
Baseball results and golf scores from today's national events
National League scores show Cincinnati 000 xxxxxx Pittsburgh 460 1 xxxxx while St Louis Chicago batteries are listed. Detroit 20 with Sorrell Shea and Ogden Shang. Golf open second rounds totals feature Harry Hampton Frank Ball Zrial Wolfe Horace Brand Willie Hogg and others with high scores across venues Olympia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sorrell
Shea
Ogden
Shang
Olympia
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Xrial E. Wolfe
Horace Brand
Pittsburgh
Willie Hogg
Worcester
Mass
McDonald Smith
New York
Jack Terrant
Hollywood
Willie MacFarlane
Eddie Loos
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J. F. Walker
Dothan
CoCroft’s
J. C. Carlisle
Roy L. Barnett
Savannah
Co- Croft
George Gould
Waycross
Mr. Donovan Owens
Montgomery
Russell L. Beutell
City
Thomas W. Wiggins
Brooklyn
Howard Thompson Chiropractor
Chastain Office Supply Co
H. J. McIntyre
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Goldstein
Leon H. Taylor
Eva Petty
Taylor
Chevrolet Motor Co
Miss Petty
R. B. Petty
Moore Brush Co
Donner
B. F. Ca
Cochran
Dime Brand
Atlantic Matches
Stokely
Georgia
Keyton & Son
Madison County
C. B. and
Lamprecht
Dalas
Houston
Cawthorn
Jacoby
Miriam A. Schindler
Kansas City
Tom Pase i Uy
Strom
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
N. Y
Coleader
Hampton
Brand
Ex-Kaiser
Box Office
Cincinnati
Kolp
Edwards
Beck
Grabowskie
Hargraves
Grimes
St. Louis Chicago
Sherdel
J. Wilson
Malone
Gonzales
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Jim Barnes
Ed Stokes
Denver
Emmett Killman
Colorado Springs
W. C. A. Atridge
Larry Nabholtz
Sharon
Penna
Charles McAndrew
Laconia
Irvin Ottman
Louisville
Elmer Voigt
Waldo W. Crowder
Cleveland
X—R. R. Burton
Great Britain
Clarence L. Wolff
St. Louis
Roland Hancock
Wilmington
Gereines
MacFarlane
Mun-Sava
Brookfield
Jell-O
Thousand Isle
Grey Rock
California
Prunes
Reac
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