Barons Edge Crackers In Narrow Southern Association Clash
In a tight Southern Association contest, the Barons edged the Atlanta Crackers 5 to 4 to square the series after Porter limited the Vols to five hits and Legrant Scott hit a tiebreaking homer in the 10th. Chattanooga swept Memphis while New Orleans split with Knoxville as today's schedule set Atlanta at Birmingham and other matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Southern Association
Nashville
Porter
Vols
Legrant Scott
Birmingham
Harry Kelley
Barons
Atlanta Crackers
Chattanooga
Memphis
Chicks
New Orleans
Knoxville
Smokies
Atlanta
New Records Loom in 90 Mile Speedboat Test
Bolton Landing N Y July 26 New records loom as five trim high geared craft chase the 31 year old gold cup in a 90 mile test on Lake George. Increased speed and superchargers now allowed threaten to shatter marks with Wild Bill Horn of Newport News Va riding Delphine IV as top challenger to George Reis of Lake George and Ed Lagarto holder of heat and total marks racing approach. Delphine IV already posted the best 1933 era totals while Lagarto holds the 30 mile heat mark. The race will be decided by elapsed time over three heats rather than points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton Landing
N. Y
Lake George
American Speed Association
Wild Bill Horn
Newport News
George Reis
Ed Lagarto
Horn
el Lagarto
Detroit
Delphine IV
Local School Tax Plan Falls in McIntyre Stanaland Vote
In a special election across the Esabelle militia district Thomas County the two district plan failed to reach the required two thirds. McIntyre cast 31 for and 24 against while Stanaland had 13 for and 11 against totaling 44 for and 35 against. The judge ordered no further vote for twelve months. Local news notes at Vashti report students and staff returning from trips and end of camp program activities and staff changes near Washti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcintyre
Stanaland
Esabelle
Thomas County
Iocal
R. S. Burch
Bilabelie
Vashti
Daisy Ritter
Cape, South Carolina
Edisto Island
South Carolina
D. C. Floyd
la Grange
Georgia
Mary Floyd
Anna Taylor
Crossville
Tenn
Jean Agnes Clark
Brevard
North Carolina
Michigan
Eva Crenshaw
Toccoa
W. B. Parrish
Washti
Arkansas
W. A. Watt
Branham
Red Cross
Beulah
Ochlocknee
McIntyre School
Thomasville
The
Allen Normal
Miss Branham
Bob L. Watt
J. B.palmer
R. C
Palmer
Wreck narrowly injures prominent dealer near Moultrie
Joe Flowers, Thomasville auto dealer, escaped serious injury when his car plunged into an embankment near Moultrie. He was taken to a local hospital with a severe forehead wound but conditions were reported as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Flowers
Moultrie
Thomasville
Floweryas
Sambo the Fox Diets on Ice Cream in Georgia
A regional snapshot notes Sambo a young grey fox from local stock thrives on a cool summer diet and eats ice cream. The item places Sambo as a local notable near Albany and Macon with a light humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany, Ga
Sambo
Old First Georgia regiment to hold annual reunion
Members of the old First Georgia regiment who served on the Mexican border will gather in Brunswick for their annual reunion Sunday. The unit also served in World War I in a non regimental capacity, drawing from Savannah Augusta Brunswick Waycross and other Georgia cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brunswick
Old First
Georgia
Savannah
Augusta
Waynesboro
Fitzgerald
Quitman
Foreign news roundup on the Italo Ethiopian talks and world issues
Rome informs the League of Nations it will attend the council if discussions stay on for warding the Italo Ethiopian conciliations commission. London press urges a Suez Canal mandate to block Italian warships. Berlin fears Nazi anti‑reactionary drives and new blood judge rumors. Mexico’s Canabal vows to stay in country amid exile talk. Augusta police worry as a dog targets officers during a master’s spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
League of Nations
Council
Italo
Berlin
Hans Hinkle
Julius Streicher
Augusta
Sunday Church Services Report From Thomasville
Thomasville churches announce Sunday programs across Baptist, Christian Science, and Methodist groups. First Baptist Church will feature Rev. T. F. Callaway on Repairers of Breaches at 11:00 am and Most Pathetic Ignorance at 8:30 pm with summer attendance noted. Christian Science will present Truth as the Lesson-Sermon with cited Bible verses and passages from Science and Health. Methodist services describe a postmeeting reflection on a productive gathering and welcome Ellison R. Cook, Sr. of West Point as guest preacher after attending a district assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Isaiah
Jesus
Baptist Training Union
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Thomasville
Moses
Jesus Christ
Mary Baler Eddy
Christ Jesus
Ellison R. Cook
West Point
Georgia
Thomasville Methodist
West Point Club
Griffin
O Thormasville
Cook
North Georgia
The
Methodist Church
Zebulon
Pelzer Cotton Mills Resume After Two-Week Strike
Pelzer South Carolina. Pelzer Cotton Mills completed a second week in operation after a U T W strike over alleged discrimination affecting 52 workers. Guardsmen remained on site for Monday reopening as an outdoor union rally was planned with John Peel of Greenville delivering the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelzer
S. C
Pelzer Cotton Mills
National Guardsmen
John Peel
Greenville
United Textile Workers of America
Woman's Auxiliary Attends Montreat Conference in N C
Attending the Woman's Auxiliary conference at Montreat North Carolina are Mrs. John Alexander Mrs. Prince Jinright Mrs. W B Garrison Mrs. Dozier Hasty and Mrs. W A Watt. Montreat hosts about 20000 Presbyterians each summer. Rev Ansley C Moore will preach The Disappointed Christ tomorrow and sermons repeat on request. Vespers are 6 30 pm on the lawn and Bible Class is Wednesday at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreat
N.C
John Alexander
Prince Jinright
W. B Garrison
Dozier Hasty
W. A. Watt
Southern Presbyterian Church
Ashville
Montreal
Ansley C. Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Satan
Marian Marsh
Wallace Ford
Columbia
Edgar Kennedy
Edgar Hamlet
Red Dog
Hone
Rock Springs
Cairo Road
A. B. Hart
Country Store
Moultrie Road
Thomas Drug Store
Ath
Hart's
Thomasville Orioles
Orioles
Panama City Pilots
Municipal Stadium
Jupiter Plaving
PAVO
Pavo Public
Works Progress Administration
Miss Hall
Coatesville
Winston Salem
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Petersburg
Meigs
Coolidge
National
Metcalf
Grady Knight
Duke Ellington
Whiddon
Gov. Talmadge
Albany
Ray
Herman Talmadge
Ernest Frank
Talmadge
Frank
U. S&s. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
City Fruit Co
Macon
John Young
Sam
Georgia News
Briffs
Waycross
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Fernandina
Florida City
Rio de Janeiro
Theodore Roosevelt
Matto Grosso
Miami
Kermit Roosevelt, Jr
Edward McCormick Blair
Yale
S. A. Daverson
Colonel Roosevelt
Seattle
Charles Louis Smith
Weather Bureau
Ees
Lawrence C. Fisher
London
Taw Times
Suez Canal
Ethiopia
United States
Villa Hermosa
Mexico
Thomas Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Plaza Cafe
Victoria
Baptist Services
Methodist
RED Cedar
Bracey Lumber Co
Presbyterian
Cao
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!