Funeral Services Set for Mrs Amanda Ward on Campbell St
Mrs Amanda Susan Ward died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2:30 pm from 414 Campbell Street with burial in Laurel Hill cemetery. Revs Osgood Cook and Robb White Jr will officiate. Pallbearers listed. She was 71 next August, survived by husband Charles L Ward and son Ormond Ward, with daughter Annie Wheeler predeceased. Community mourning and tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Susan Ward
Chas. L. Ward
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Campbell Street
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Osgood
Cook
Robb White, Jr
Kid Vann
Nick Wheeler
William Bibb
Robert Estridge
Barney Estridge
Ramsay Wheeler
P. R. Griggs
Unadilla
J. H. Wheeler
Cedartown
George Wheeler
Grady County
Louis B. Hanan
Josephine Hanaw
Thomasville
Reno
Mr. Hanaw
Jackson Michigan
Joseph Hanaw
Sam Richard
Mobile
Ala
Amelia de Leopold
New York
Betty Brown
Philadelphia
Minnie Duncan
Boston
Mass
Milton
Albert Hanaw
Hanaw
Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Baptist Church
Post Office Renovation Begins Throughout Building
Work has started on renovation of all parts of the post office here. Walls ceilings floors and woodwork will be redone to present a much more attractive appearance to patrons.
New Orleans Population Reaches 455 792 in Census Update
The census supervisor announced New Orleans official population as 455 792, up 68 583 or 17 7 percent from 1920.
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New Orleans
Union Meeting of Thomasville Bible Classes at Rose Theatre
The men's Bible classes and Susana Wesley Class meet at the Rose Theatre Sunday morning June 29 at 10 o clock for a service featuring Judge W B Thomas of Valdosta on The Responsibility of Christian Manhood. A mixed quartet sings Recessional and Hymns, with suitable prayers, readings, and an America the Beautiful closing. Visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thomas
Valdosia
Thomasville
Rose Theatre
John Hinton
Robb White, Jr
Marshall Woodson
Associated Charities
Alberta Goff
J. R. Morris
Chas. Watt
Lee Kelly
W. E. Thomas
America the Beautiful
T. F. Calloway
I. B. S. A. Bible
G W. Blow
Susana Wesley
The
Methodist Church
Mcrory Named Harrison’s Chief Clerk in Revenue Office
Comptroller General William B. Harrison announced KE L McCrory as chief clerk to replace FE N Burnson who has resigned. The confirmation came in Atlanta on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’crory
Harrison
Atlanta
William B. Harrison
KE. L. McCrory
FE. N. Burnson
Yankees Defeat Indians in Opening Doubleheader Game
New York wins 13 to 1 over Cleveland. Clint Brown allowed seven hits as Johnson led the offense with a home run and seven runs scored in the first inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankees
Clint Brown
Cleveland
Johnson
Indians
Miami Banker William H. Spitzer Dies at 76
Miami banker William H. Spitzer, 76, vice president and founder of the First National Bank of Miami, died at his home after a long illness. He was a native of Centerville, Michigan.
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Miami
Fla
William H. Spitzer
First National Bank of Miami
Ile
Centerville
Michigan
Modern Taxi Cabs Call 557 Day or Night
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co Inc advertises 557 call number for 24 hour taxi service. The notice emphasizes prompt pickups, city coverage, and professional drivers in a compact classified style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Pastor to Lead Cartersville Revival While Here
Rev T F Callaway of the First Baptist Church will leave Monday for Cartersville to conduct a ten day revival at the First Baptist Church there. Dr Spright Dowell Mercer University will preach here in his absence. Music will be led by P S Rowland of Carrollton and E L Wolslagel of Thomasville plans to direct at one service.
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T. F. Callaway
First Baptist Church
Southland
Cartersville
P. 5. Rowland
Carrollton
Spright Dowell
Mercer University
Callaway
God First
E. L. Wolslagel
Georgia
Thomasville
Jury verdict awards $2000 in Kendrick v Cochran case
In Thomasville City Court last night a jury awarded George Kendrick $2000 in his suit for $40000 against Dr. Cochran after a collision when Kendrick could not avoid crashing into Cochran’s car on Broad Street. The same session heard a bull ownership dispute over Heisler and Singletary with Sol Chastain asserting the claimant’s interest amid twenty witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kendrick
W. B. Cochran
Thomasville
Mr. Kendricks
Cochran
Tonge
Ochlocknee
Heisler
Singletary
Sol Chastain
McIntyre
Car Fire Near Thomasville Laundry Briefly Extinguishes
A car driven by a Black man caught fire near the Thomasville Laundry this morning. Firefighters arrived with four trucks but the blaze was minor and damage limited. the driver cut the switch and jumped out, stopping after mounting the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Germans to raise quarter of deficit from bachelors
Berlin on June 28 reports that about one fourth of the government's needed funds to reduce the deficit are expected to come from single men and women as taxpayers. The remark highlights the burden on bachelors in wartime finance.
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Berlin
Apple Growers to Get Federal Help for Embargo
Washington on June 25 C. Wilson of the federal farm board said the board would assist apple growers and shippers in meeting the British embargo on certain grades of apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Federal Farm Board
Urban population changes across several cities
The report lists revised population figures and percent changes for multiple cities including Seattle New Orleans Benton Harbor Muskegon Heights Sandusky Tamaqua Morgantown Superior and others with increases ranging from 4.6 to 63.4 percent and declines noted for Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
New Orleans
Benton Harbor
Mich
Muskegon Heights
Sandusky
Ohio
Tamaqua
Morgantown
Superior
Wis
Weimer Heads Disabled Veterans National Convention
In New Orleans the Disabled American Veterans of the World War elected Captain H. H. Weimer of Chicago as national commander with William J. Murphy succeeded. The group chose Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania as the 1931 meeting place and reelected Mrs. Cora Landertson of Gainesville Florida as women's auxiliary national commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
H. H. Weimer
Chicago
Wiliam J. Murphy
Weimer
Wilkesbarre
Women’s Auxiliary
Cora Landertson
Aainesville
Fla
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James Grib
Just
W. Feinder
Thomasville French Dry Cleaners
North Broad Street
S. Sampsen
DEVOE
Thomas Drug Store
Warner Baxter
Mona Maris
Baxter
Academy of Motion Picture Arts
Rod Larocque
Doris Kenyon
Mitchell Lewis
Borderland
Madrid
Ramon Novarro
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Lough
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Louis B. Hanaw
Dien’s
Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary
Moore Music Company
Cartharsville
Jess-Anne
Decima Babb
Myr
Ey Naiboring Company
Hl Bartlett Frank Dollar
T.R. Bryan
Atlanta, Ga
Minating Muyers
Westinghouse
Broad Street
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