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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

2

Local notices and social items in Vienna A era highlights

Mr. R Boniske heads to New York on business. Ed Howell relocates his family from Hartford Alabama. Mrs 8 M Barrow of Albany attends Association. Mrs O B Bazemore and Mrs H R Benn visit Macon. Richwood mill plans move to Chatham county near Savannah. National Farmers Congress closes tomorrow in Macon. Miss Bertha Leonard returns from Albany Quitman and Valdosta. First colored paper in the area. Thomas Patrick and wife visit Vienna. Miss Bessie Coller returns from Cordele. Miss Alice Moton returns home from visit. Col and Mrs Crum and H D Smith attend Nut Growers in Macon. Mr Carl Forehand and Miss Carrie Ingram wed at Mrs Mary Ingram’s near Pleasant Valley. George and Andrew Bundrich still at large. governor posts $150 reward each. Mrs John Shrouder adds to total rewards. J R Kelly advertises Vienna Cordele land and country farms on page 6. Dooling schoolhouse festival Friday night October 10 to raise funds for ceil and comfort.

Col D. A. R. Crum H. D. Smith Nut Growers Convention Macon Carl Forehand Carrie Ingram Mary Ingram Pleasant Valley

Proclamation offers reward for Bundrich capture in 1902 Georgia

Governor A D Candler dispatches a reward of 150 dollars for George and Andrew Bundrich, accused of killing John Shrouder in Dooly county on September 24, 1902, and calls all officers to aid in apprehension. The notice includes physical descriptions and ages, with further local notes on a Baptist association meeting near Vienna and a poem honoring a deceased child.

Dooly George Andrew Bandrich John Shrouder Andrew Bundrich

Confederate Veterans to Attend Georgia Division Reunion at Columbus

Georgia Confederates are urged to join the Georgia Division reunion at Camp Benning Columbus October 28 and 29. Gen. Clement A Evans will preside with addresses music and roster drives. Attendees urged to file company rosters and memories with Evans to preserve Civil War records.

Dooly County Georgia Camp Benning Columbus Clement A. Evans Evans Coles- Cook Court House Southland

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Mr. R. Boniske New York Ed. Howell Hartford Ala 8. M. Barrow Albany Bazemore H. R. Benn Richwood Chatham County Savannah National Farmers’ Congress Bertha Leonard Quitman Valdosta Thomas Patrick Lumpkin Vienna Bessie Coller Alice Moton Mrs McDonald J. R. Kelly Cordele Dooling A. D. Candler State Ber Philip Cook Sec. of State George Bundrich Pulaski Baptist Association Babe Blias Darling Jesus Kingdom of Heaven Mrs. Cuas. T, Brapirr Confederate Veterans Presbyterial Institute Blackshear, Georgia Lonsdale Crockery J.C. Tracy & CO Cordele, Georgia
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