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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1904

Page

2

Local notables and visitors fill Vienna streets this week

Monday and Sunday gatherings include D G Avera at ordinary's court, HC Melton moving to Richwood, and visits from Gordon Burne, Jno Forehand, Joe Fenn and wives, Miss Mando Weat, and others. The town notes sales, fevers, church events, a planned June Masonic gathering in Albany, a new bank in Cordele, and plans for a county fair and a re union day.

Gordon Burne Morgan Americus Bowen Jno H Forehand Sumpter Mando Weat Moultrie Mas AH Jordon PG Bunbee Cordele Vienna Joe C Fenn Dr. Baxemore Mary Swearingen Columbus

Campmeeting Planned for July Campground Gathering

The article notes a campground meeting to start on the third Saturday night in July and run four days from the 16th to the 20th. Committees are appointed for grounds and meeting work, with a general work day set for Wednesday, July 13.

Girls Join Baptist Church in Moving Ceremony

At the Baptist Church the service featured six young girls forming a joining line to receive church fellowship. Names include Sallie Mooley Aline Joiner Gladys Heard Louise Hargrove Laura Kate Morgan and Essa May Hamilton with Letitia Wood Myrtle Smith joining Wednesday Lucile Morgan and Karl Lashley added later. Nine girls and one boy under teens to be baptized Friday as the meeting ends. Mr ZW Lasseter ruined Sunday and his wife put in her letter.

the Baptist Church Christian Fellowship Sallie Mooley Aline Joiner Gladys Heard Louise Hargrove Laura Kate Morgan Essa May Hamilton Letitia Wood Myrtle Smith Lucile Morgan Karl Lashley ZW Lasseter

Vienna Base Ball Association Forms With Public Subscriptions

A public meeting at the courthouse established the Vienna Base Ball Association. About 600 dollars was pledged with an additional 400 expected. Officers include B M Wood president K R Lewis vice president LL Woodward secretary treasurer and JL Taggart W T McDonald Ed Howell as directors. They plan to hire top players and field a lively team.

Vienna Vienna Base Ball Association B M Wood K R Lewis LL Woodward JL Taggart W T McDonald Ed Howell

Sermon for Men Only Warns Against Smoking and Drinking

Reverend J. G Silomon preached to six men in a Sunday evening service urging removal of coats for comfort while he spoke. He condemned cigarette use and strong drink citing harms and business refusals to hire smokers, delivering a warning filled with practical advice.

J. G Silomon Railroad

Seedless Apples Exhibit At World's Fair

The article highlights seedless apples showcased at the World's Pair with California seedless oranges and Florida seedless pears. Colorado produced the seedless apple, which grows on blossomless trees and is reportedly insect resistant. John F. Spencer of Grand Junction pioneers the species and plans further seedless varieties, with fruit stored in Colorado’s Palace of Horticulture exhibit.

California Florida Colorado John F. Spencer Grand Junction Spencer Palace of Horticulture

Snow church sing event planned despite rumors

Rumors of a canceled union sing at Snow Church sparked suspicion, but a leader confirms the event will proceed next Sunday. Preparations are underway by the Indies for a large dinner akin to the two years ago gathering, described as one of Snow's best. Singing starts at 10 and should run until about 4.

Higgs Snow Oak Grove Ashburn Pleasant Valley J A Walden Bennett Judge Alden Byromville J J Fields Bryant Bros Lee Nobles Hall Japan Russia

Local chaos and tragic weather and war notes from Athens to Cripple Creek

A report notes two young Athens women killed by lightning. It mentions Sylvester winning a court case to move a county capitol, and a Cripple Creek dynamite explosion killing 12 non union miners with seven wounded. It references labor unions, Japan and Russia’s war, local politics in Parker, and a chaotic diary of events including protests, a bullfight incident, and a damaged building fire. The piece blends sensational items and public notices with opinion.

Athens Sylvester Isabella Cripple Creek Colorado

Teachers Examination to License Public School Teachers

There will be a general examination for applicants for license to teach in the public schools of the state held at the Academy in Vienna on Friday and Saturday June 17 and 18 1904. Applicants must attend both days since only part of the questions will be submitted each day. The exam will begin at 7 o clock. Yours truly EG Geene C8 Dooly Oo.

Academy Vienna EG Geene Dooly Oo

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