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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1933)
PAGE EIGHT Clarke County Grand Jury Presentments Honorahle Blanton Fortson, Judge, Superior Court, Western Circuit. ‘ The Grand Jury empaneled and gwern to serve at the April 1933 term of Clarke County Superior Court submit the following: j Acting through Committees duly | appointed from our number, \\'l‘ have made the required inspections| of Public buildings and ])H';.n’l'[f"; of the county, and have looked into the affairs of the s¢ wml“ dounty officials, viz: The Clerk of Superior Court, Cheriff, Tax Col-| lector, Tax Receiver, Tr(-zlsurcr," County School Superintendent, Justice of the Peace, and Ih(?' County Commissioners, i We find the proper records are| being kept by our county ufficiuls,! and that they are sutisfu('lux‘ily' gerving the public. { We find the Court House and| jail in urgent need of some 1'01)101‘5.% and painting, and we r(*commend! that the necessary repairing bu} dosn without delay. | We find the physical property nfl! our hospitals in good condition,| and that both of the hospitals are| being properly and economically| conducted. | We find the roads and bridges| of the county in very good c-)ndl-] tion, ! County owned school buildings| are in need of repairs, i We find convict camp, xmmt}" farm and homes in good c(mditiunl and well managed. We are submitting herewith de tail report presented this Grand| Jury by the County Commission ers. 'This report shows in detail the assets and liabilities of the| county. Receipts and disburse ments from October Ist, 1932 to April Ist, 1933. The Commission ers turned over to this body can ¢elled bonds and coupons in the amount of $40,200.00. These honds and coupons were cYecked and burned by this body. The report shows outstanding bond issues of the county to he $721,000.00. I .We find from the report submit ted by the Commissionerg that both our hospitals are being con d:pctbd in a veryv economical man ner, for which we feel the (‘nm-i missioners and hospital officers E@de be commended. We fee]‘ hag the cost to the tax payers of| myintnining charity patients at| both hospitals is being held at a inimum, and we recommend t.hnh! gng!s for this work be continued. | .« The report of the County Com- | Mrs submitted contains copy of minutes of their meeting dnt(-d‘ April 4th in reference to snlm‘y\ and wage cuts of officers and em- | loyes under jurisdiction of the goard. and also a request to ull‘ officers whose salaries and fees| are fixed by law to accept a volun-, tary cut effective July Ist. This Grand Jury concurs in the actions of the Board of Commissioners, but we wish to recommend that the Commissioners make any fur ther savings which they find pos sible. . entire report of the Com lp!ers are made a part of these presentments. This Grand Jury notes with pleasure the small number of cases ¢oming before it at this time. and we feel that our community is to bhe congratulated on the fact that mu- peopie are apparentiy cnoper-‘ &gl! in a splendid spirit during Says Black-Draught ~ “‘Sure Worth Price” I take ThedPord’ s ;Blacks Praught when I get bilious,” writes Mrs., L. O. Miller, of Henryetta, Okla., “and it keeps me from hav !Wleadache which usually comes from biliousness. If 1 dont’ take it, 1 feel dull and sluggish . I just have to take Black-Draught once in & whil. T haven't found any thing more satisfactory. It is sure worth the yprice.” % * Children like the new, pleasant t@sflng SYRUF of Black-Draught ; —(Advertisement.) eee e . . ¥ ‘Lost 16 Pounds “] have never found a medcine that ‘peps’ you up like Kruschen Salts and better still leaves you ‘pepped up. ! take it two or three times a week— not to reduce but merely to feel good and clean, My husband took it to reduce, he lost 16 pounds in 4 weeks” Mrs, E, A, Ferris Waskington, D C (December 29, 1932) To lose fat and at the sw'me time g4l in physical attractiveny ss and feel spivited and youthful tai.e one half teaspoonful of Kruchen in a glgss of hot water pefore breakfast ey morning, 3};l!‘ that lasts 4 weeks costs but a Arifle at Patrick’'s Pharmacy, Moon-Winn Drug Co. Citizens Phar maey or any drugstore in the world but be sure and get Kruschen Salts the SAFIE way to reduce wide hips prominent front and double ¢hin and agiin feel the jou of living —-money back if dissatisfied after the first iar, - : ATTENTION STUDENTS | z Ic A MILE RATES ~ On Sale for 2:20 P.M. Train Thursday, April § 13th to all psints in Georgia, and to all points § |_in Scutheast April 14 and 15. Limit April 22. § . SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY i { the depressing economic period { through which we are passing. | This body is of the opinion lhul’ mention of this should be made in | these presentments, and that our [ people be urged to be patient um:‘ to cooperate to the fullest u'n!il[ !\\'m‘k is found for every one, :md‘ |wa return to a more normal econ- | | omic status. ! | Athens and. Clarke County have 'passed through many financial | erises, bhut have always forged ahead in spite of difficulties. Tt j¢ =afe to say that we are in as | cood condition today as any oth(-r’ city and county of size and com mercial importance. In this crisis both should go forward, keeping in mind that without progress there is stagation. This city and county | must keep abreast of the times. Weork, and visions will cenquer any depression. We are attaching hereto and making a part of these present ments the several committees re ports. Since Loth army and commercial air port service is developing rap idly, and routes are selected for such service upon the basis of air ports in operation, and not upon the promise of air-ports to be constructed. Athens being a| logical point for such service, we, therefore recommend the county proceed at once the building of a modern air port with all the fu-! cilities for freight, passengers and army purposes. Whereas our President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in his wisdom has taken steps and advocates m(\.as-‘ ures for the relief of the dlatreas-‘ ing conditions of our country, And, whereas, this Grand Jury| bhelieves the return to normal con ditions in our county is dependent upon the unqualified support of our President, Therefore, be it resolved, thaf we urge upon our Senators and Congressmen the necessity of their loval support of the Fresident. We recommend that the clerk of this Grand Jury be paid SIO.OO for extra services rendered. And, that these presentments be published in The Banner-Herald. We wish to extend to the Court and to the Solicitor General ap-! preciations for their courteous as sistance given us, and to the Bail it6 who faithfully served us. ' Chas. E. Martin, Foreman J. 'H. Hubert, Clerk C. C. Franklin . T. A. Gibson T. R. Crawford Chas. 8. Martin ‘ | W. W. Hayes °* l John K. Davis ‘ | Van Noy Wiler | i C. ¥. Crymes | W.. A. Capps , ! « Roy T. Scoggins | J. ¥. Whitehead John T. Pittard E. E. Bishop . B. Braswell A. 8. Towns D. Bd. Willlams M. M. Arneold Frank Postero 1.. W. Nelson W. &. Eberhart Ordered that the foregoing gen eral presentments be placed on the minutes of this Court and that the report without the committee re. ports be published as recommend ed. I This 11th day of April, 1933. BLANTON FORTSON, Judge Superior Court, W.C. HENRY H. WEST, Solicitor Ceneral, W.C. Filed in office April 11, 1933. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk. . Minstrel To Be ‘ ‘Given at Bogart | . R | Hi School Friday l A minstrel, “Koonville Risto terat Klub,” will be given Friday inigm at 8 o'clock in the Bogart High school. The show Wwill be ldh-cctcd by Mrs. Bobbie Gilbert. ! Players. include: Bonnister Au {ty, Rastus Pinion, Gynelle Bar {nett, Robert Autry, Malcolm Huff, WPat ME Thompson, Franeis Dan iivl. Dixon Hodges, Lena Hix, | Lawora Jackson, Ruth Maitland, iJuv Craft, Francis Barnett, Gene {wa. Thompson, Johnny Cash, Marie Sanders, Nellie Thornton, Lydia {\\'illiams. Susie Mae Powell, Nelle i Griffith, Doris Busha, Sheila Blas |ingame, Emma Bell Hill, Mattie {Sue Daniel, Lillian Morehead, ?Mnul‘ine Bell, Ada - Ruth Dean, | Ruth Pinion, Helen Watson, Doris ililwrhun. Maggie Nell Moore, I])(|l'i> Hardigree. ,‘ Hazel Dietz, George Thompson, | Frances Nunnally, Ned Bond, Sara ' Bradberry, Herbert Hammonds, | Leatha = Mae Upchurch, Martha | Oldham, Daisy Mae Sanders, Jack | Langford, Sara Robinson, and | Bobby Osbourne. Miss Lorna Law { rence will be violinist, and Miss | Genevieve Lawrence, pianist. e A —— FUNERAL NOTICES \ e —— ———————————————————————— COCGIN—Mrs. William T. Cog- | gin, widow of the late Dr. (.‘ug-‘: gin died Wednesday ufth'lnuun“ April 12, 1933, at her home, 1076 Madison Avenue at 3:00 o'cloek following an illness of several! years, She was 64 years ()f}j age. She is survived by one son, Mr.. John C. Coggin, of L)'nn,l Mass.; three WDrothers, Mr. T., C¢. Crawford of Columbus, Ga.; | Mr. T. R. Crawford and Mr. | E. J. Crawford of Athens; six| grandchildren and several nieces and nephews, also survive her. The funeral was today, Thurs.| day afternoon, April 13, 1933, | from the residence on Madison Avenue at 4:30 o'clock: Dr. T.| W. Tippett ul‘i(-iut(-d. assisted ! by ‘Dr. B.J B Mre £ D.' Booth, Mr. (Gi. W. Barber, .’\lri R. W. Woods, Mr. John H. All good, Mr. J. Howell P.runs-on’ and Mr. Homer K. \\'i“i:ln]S! served as pallbearers. Inter ment was in the family ceme etry near Neese, Ga. McDorman- Bridges. Ll R ' ST e S eki G i ey ¥ LR i e AROTTEE S L 3 3SR E, Mo KO A Aty P - ry % b, B 'y N g bisa it oot B j " : & ; i 3 i e GRN, * e e 4 ) . i y p’ A "4 v A T \ .hdle S 5 : » ’ ? % i é e doc. ; ;‘ a R iy 3 . b ok [ V. 2 ¥ 3 % 1 =N v P 4 A} L 5 T i AT 1 3 gy » A,1,.‘ B y 1 h f Bt e 4 & N 5o I g . Übl SR : e Ay R e O -.£.N27s%'P ‘. 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The young man did not know exactly how he had got ten lost from his hunting party. But suddenly he saw the huge {tiger advancing on him, and all | avenues of escape cut off. He was unarmed. The tiger came on. As the tiger prepared to leap on him, the boy struck him with his fist. Then he heard a loud noise, and felt his hand being clawed. Wak ing up—for it was all a dream, of vourse—he found himself standing by a window in his room. He had crashed out the window pane and cut his hand in hitting the tiger. | ’ S —————— | Extension Service To Give Program A “Rural Home Hour” program will be given by the agricultural extension service over the Univer: sity of Georgia radio, through a hook-up with WSB, at 1:30 p. m | —M— —_— A FREE RIDE FOR EVERYBODY e e . ee R ———. A———————————— | Friday, The program, sponsored by the department of public rela tions, ix as follows: “Home Dem onstration Program,” by Lurline | Collier, state home demonstration | agent; “Nutrition Work in Tel 'tair County,” by - Laura Brown, ‘home demonstration agent, Telfair ‘county; ‘“Value of 4-H Club Work,” 'by Laura Kirkland, 4-H club girl ' (linch county; “The Value of a ;(‘uumy Organization Among Lead er 4-H Club Girls,” by Mrs Mar |gavet Brand, home demonstration lagent, Lowndes county; University of Georgia Glee club, undey the \direction of Mike McDowell, of the ‘department of music of the Uni ' versity of Georgia. ‘ | e ; 'Handball? Now It's | ?Baseball ‘ ' The Athens firemen who became 'noted for abandoning the time ;hmmrwl custom of firemen-play :ing-(‘he('kers. have now added in door baseball to their athletic ac !ti\'ili(-s during off hours and be-‘ tween blazes. The handball games still go on, but occasionally ~ a team from Station No. 1 goes up to the high school drill field to play a team composed of firemen |of Station No. 2. ‘ T e e - Rev. Veatch Speaks At First Methodist Rev. J. W. Veatch, ' presiding 'eldex‘ of the Athens-Elberton dis | trict, will speak at the, “Holy l\\'eek" services at the First Moth imlist church Thursday night at 8§ o'clock. His subject will be '“Jesus “in the Garden,” IScout Troops Meet : |Friday Night x Boy Scout troops will meet in ;1110 following places I'riday night at 7:30 o'clock: Troop 2, Prince Avenue Baptist church; Troop 7T, First Methodist church, and Troop i‘.’, Y. M. C. A. building. I Reserve Officers !Class Thursday A class in the 13th District Re serve Officers school will be held in the University of Georgia Mili tary building Thursday night at 8 o'clock. ' Lieutenant R. L. Keener will be in charge. ; | foaruLs. 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