Unveiling at Athens marks treaty site with Cherokee
Athens Georgia October 17 a DAR ceremony unveiled a boulder at Cherokee Corners in Oglethorpe County to mark the treaty signing between the state of Georgia and the Cherokee Indians.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
2
Athens Georgia October 17 a DAR ceremony unveiled a boulder at Cherokee Corners in Oglethorpe County to mark the treaty signing between the state of Georgia and the Cherokee Indians.
In Atlanta on October 17 three citizens and one visiting individual became victims of a pickpocket. Detectives were seeking the assailant as losses totaled about $100.
Notice from Henry W Sage executor and appraisers appointed by Judge William M Jones of Thomas County Georgia that on October 17 1926 at 10:00 AM they will appraise the real and personal property of Wm H Sage in Thomas County for inheritance tax assessment at the Ordinary office.
Notarized 1925 Georgia ownership report for The Thomasville Times Enterprise lists publisher Times Enterprise Company, editor HE R Jerger, business manager W D Hargrave, and stockholders including M M Cooper, W I MacIntyre, H J MacIntyre, F L MacIntyre, Irene E Davis, W D Hargrave, E R Jerger, L F E Kelly, M I MacIntyre, plus Bank of Thomasville as bondholder.
Washington D C Oct 17 martial orders bring Col Mitchell to trial on charges of prejudicing good order and military discipline. Awaiting affidavits from San Antonio Texas the court convening under President Coolidge will be set next week. Gen Charles P Summerall to chair the court with a senior officer corps in a new War Department arrangement.
A former graduate sends a congratulatory note to the high school news staff, recalling past records and friendships. The piece notes pride in graduates, requests updates from alumni, and mentions upcoming events including a holiday and a Bible study group at the Y.
An essay argues football strengthens mind and body and builds self control, noting players at Thomasville High School train daily after classes. It highlights sacrifice, discipline, and team representation, with players pledging rules such as no tobacco, early bedtimes, and focus on academics, ending with a call to support the squad.
Eight young rattlesnakes hatched at the Minneapolis museum under curator Miss Grace. The trio of Texas rattlers, captured three years ago, produced eleven young born from one female, now growing rapidly. The hatchlings, about 12 inches long, are fed on white mice and kept separate from the adults for safety.
The ceremony at Fort Benning Georgia October 17 will honor Doughboy Memorial founder John W Weeks. Major General Joe C. A. Hines chief of staff is expected to attend alongside Dwight F Davis and other dignitaries in attendance.
Fragmentary text shows a date reference and a signature line for J. Foreman as a notary or publisher. The readable portion indicates421 a dated legal or property notice from 1926 with involved names W. D. Hargrave and J. Foreman.
The eleventh grade class staged a fashion revue tracing dress styles from colonial times to the 1920s. Students portrayed Miss Dean, Civil War dames, and era icons, ending with a reminder that football victory must be balanced with studies.
The eleven B girls lead chapel exercises with a Fashion Revue delighting the audience. It marks the start of the first examination week with more sights to come on Tuesday as listeners hear further notes about Monday’s events.
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