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Someone stops selling.
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Someone stops making.
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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
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WW I VET PENSION OK SEEN
WASHINTON, June
Backers of a controversial $11
lion pension bill for veterans
.World War I said today they
about over the top in their drive
force the bill to a House vote.
Opponents said they feared
bill’s supporters were right.
aaid they believed also that the
once it got to the House floor,
be passed.
The bill has been blocked in
House Veterans Affairs
However, the veterans of
War I of the U. S. A., Inc., a
man exservice group that
the bill, said 192 House
signed a petition to discharge
bill from committee and bring it
a vote in the House.
VETERANS committee
Olin E. Teague (D., Texas), a
rated and wounded infantry
ran of World War II, says
War I veterans now are
and should be, under the same r.on
service - connected pension
that apply to veterans of World
II and Korea.
Monthly payments would be
$102.37. Present law provides & slid
sng sale of payments based on age,
>teed and disability not due to ser¬
vice, and running up to $100 a
month.
The Veterans Administration
Lays the first year cost of the bill
tyould be $942 million.
tTV HELPS RECALL
JHAREM NAMES
t CAIRO (NANA)—Kiny Saud of
flaudi Arabia has been having trou¬
ble remembering the names—let a
|one the faces and figures—of his
A*5 concumbines and four legal wives
Mo he has installed closed-circuit
television in his palace in Riyadh
ffo refresh his memory at night
Svhen he seeks the company of his
i-arem beauties.
> He no longer has to keep a note¬
book to remember the name of
tome girl who delighed him. Now
nil he needs do is to switch on his
ICV set and study the women until
ipe finds the one he wants.
I A palace official says the king
frlso finds his TV set useful in listen
) ng to palace intrigues and watching
A lie intriguers at work.
J NOTICE
Since losing our lot lease we have
disposed of all but a few Mobile
itlomes. The ones left will be sold
ior cost. If you act today you can
rave up to $1500.00. AAA Mobile
Home Corp., 222 West Broad, Athens,
.Georgia. Telephone 3-3443.
NOTICE
Who does your printingof LeUerHeftd
Bove!opes, Various Forms, etc! Why
don’t you give ALL your J ib Printing to
The Courier? Job Printers in other
owns pay no taxes in Clevelend or White
t’ounty and have no interest in onr sec¬
tion, except take year money, What are
they doing lor the f -ogress of White
Connty ?
Upton Paving Co.
David Holbrook, Kept.
Asphalt Paving
Driveways, Parking Lots, Etc.
Phone 754-2954 Clarkesville, Ga.
Rates per running yard:
Grading $.25 Paving $125
Ray Upton Bob Upton
Toccoa, Ga. Clarkesville, Ga.
WANTED
White couple to work on cat¬
tle farm.
, Mt, Laurel Farm
FOR SALE
3 O Acres, and Branch; iO acres,
Branch and Spring. Two miles
from town in xuiet area.
R. 3 ; Box 17
Cleveland. Ga.
Water Well Drilled
Six Inches and Larger
Phone 7784531 Cornelia, 6a.
R E. Martin Local Agent
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YERNER LONDON
CHAIRMAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
For A Progressiie Conaty Goyernment
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PIANOS AND ELECTRIC ORGANS
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organ, see our large stock at Chick
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279 N. Lumpkin St.
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APPLICATION frftt CHARTER
GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY
The petition of George Tolhurst,
Ethel Tolhurst, Donald Fahrbach,
and Alice Fahrbach, hereinafter cal¬
led petitioners, respectfully shows:
- 1 -
Petitioners desire for themselves,
.their associates and successors to be
incorporated under the name of
“Yonah Vista Realty Corporation”,
for a period privilege of thirty-five (35) years,
with the of renewal at the
expiration thereof.
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The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain and profit to its
stockholders.
- 3 -
The general nature of the business
or businesses to be transacted and
the Corporate powers desired are as
follows:
(a) That of buying, selling, ex¬
changing, improving leasing, sub-dividing and
real estate, with all the
usual and necessary services for it¬
self and others; the construction,
erection, buildings repairing and remodeling
of and structures of all
types for itself and others and gen¬
erally and without any limitation or
restrictions whatsoever, to hold,
own, deal in or mortgage real estate
and personal property in the State
and in any other State of County.
(b) To have and to enjoy all the
powers, privileges and immunities
enumerated in Section 22-1827 and
22-1828, Georgia Code Annotated
and conferred by the laws of the
State of Georgia on Corporations
and all such powers as may be given
in the future.
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The capital stock of the corpora¬
tion shall consist of common stock
only whose shares shall have the
par tion value of $100.00 each, subscrip¬
to wihch may be paid either in
cash or property useful to the cor¬
poration and taken at a fair valua¬
tion. The maximum number of shar¬
es of common stock the corporation
is authorized to have outstanding
at any time shall be One Thousand
(1000) shares of a par value of
$100.00 each.
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The minimum amount of capital
with which the corporation shall
begin business shall be Two Hund¬
red and No/100 ($200.00) Dollars,
all of which will be paid in either
cash or assets or a combination of
such, sufficient to make up said
amount.
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The Post Office address of the
applicants of this charter is Cleve¬
land, Georgia.
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The principal office and place of
business of the corporation shall be
in Cleveland, White County, Geor¬
gia, with the privilege of establish¬
ing branch offices and places of
business elsewhere.
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Petitioners further desire that
by-laws of the corporation shall be
adopted by the common stockhold¬
ers, and such by-laws shall provide
for the officers of the corporation,
the manner of their selection, and
such other rules appropriate to by¬
laws which have as their purpose,
the control and management of the
corporation, including provisions
whereby the by-laws may be a
mended.
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Your petitioners herewith exhibit
a certificate of the Secretary of the
State of Georgia as required by
Section 22-1803, Georgia Code An¬
notated.
WHEREFORE, applicants pray to
be incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with all the
rights, powers and privileges incident, as may
be necessary, proper or to
the conduct of the business afore¬
said, and as may be inherent in or
allowed to like corporations under,
the laws of the State of Georgia as
they now exist or may hereafter
exist.
s/Kenneth R. Keene
Attorney for applicants
RE: CHARTER APPLICATION NO.
826
GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY ......
The petition of George Tolhurst,
Ethel Tolhurst, Donald Fahrbach
and Alice Fahrbach to be incorpora¬
ted under the name and style of
“Yonah Vista Realty Corporation”,
for a period of thirty-five years,
presented, read and considered. It
appearing that said petition is legi¬
timately within the purview and in¬
tention of Georgia Laws, and that
there is no existing corporation re¬
gistered in the office of the Secretary
of State of Georgia by the name of
“Yonah Vista Realty Corporation”.
It is considered, ordered and ad¬
judged that the prayers of the peti¬
tioners be and the same are hereby
granted; and that petitioners be
and they are hereby vested with a
corporate charter under the name
set forth in the petition, and said
corporation shall have and be vested
with all the rights, powers and pri
ZTerS
privileges that can be legally pos
sessed by a corporation created by
a Superior Court under the laws of
the State of Georgia.
Granted this 13th day of July,
1962.
s/G. Fred Kelley, Court,
Judge Superior
White County, Georgia
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The only criticism my opposition is voicing against me
is that I got caught But this is only half of
the Story,
The Other Half
The following Sunday morning in my’ Church, I went
to the frout; repented and received forgiveness.
THAT IS THE LAST DROP I HAVE TAKEN
OR WILL TAKE.
If YOU, the people of this Circuit will forgive me and
elect me your Judge. You will have a SOBER JUUGE
and I will do all in my power to iufiuenee those unfor
unates who come before me.
SINCERELY,
HERBERT EDMONDSON
(Paid Political Advertisement)
Vote For
Tom Mauney
For
Representative
Of
WHITE COUNTY
Sept. 12, 1902
FIFTH ANNUAL
APPLIANCE CARNIVAL
Mr. Harold Burnett, Manager,
NATIONAL UTILITIES OF CLEVE¬
LAND, INC., announces that the 5th
Annual Appliance Carnival of Val¬
ues starts August 1st, with 150 free
prizes worth over $11,000 being
given away to call attention to the
Carnival sale of gas appliances for
LP-Gas users.
The Grand Prize worth over $1500
is a 5-pc complete appliance kitchen.
Included are an O’Keefe & Merritt
.Contempo Range, a Norge Refriger¬
ator, a Norge Clothes Dryer, Sieg
ler Gas Wall Heater and Day &
Night Water Heater.
All users of Propane gas can get
free tickets for the Carnival of Val¬
ues drawing from the local DOXOL
Brand Propane distributor. No pur¬
chase is necessary, and winners
need not write anything to win a
valuable prize.
Drawing for prizes is done at the
conclusion of the Carnival of Values
d w i nne r that has previously
phased «h« appliance he wim will
have the purchase price refunded,
NOTICE
The merchants that advertise
regularly in The Courier get the
business The people of White
County read their Home News¬
paper— The Cleveland Courier.
An advertisement in The Courier
is an invitation for the people to
trade at your store. A live town
is where, the local businessmen
regularly in their
Home Newspaper. If you appre¬
ciate what The Courier has ac¬
in making White
County push forward, you will
show it by advertising regularly
in The Courier and giving ALL
of your JOB PRINTING ti The
Courier.
EMPHASIS ON SEX
CORRUPTING U. S. A.
A Southwestern editor, employ¬
ing phrases as colorful as his terrt
tory, has taken a two-fisted swing
at sin — and the chips are still fall
ing in 50 states.
Jenkin L. Jones, editor of the
Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune, aimed his
hammer blows at the welfare state,
at TV, the theatre, Hollywood, and
modern literature, then warned:
“It’s time we revived the idea
that there’s such a thing as old fash¬
ioned, willful sin, if America is to
continue as the world’s leader of
free men.”
Said Jones:
“Our welfare state philosophy,
immoral movies, theater and TV,
and our lewd novels are weakening
our moral fiber and are making us
appear, in the eyes of idealistic
youth in many countries, as being
in the last stages of decay—while
the fraud of communism appears
synonymous with morality, ?>
Jones on the state of our TV:
“We are drowning our youngsters
in violence, cynicism and sadism
piped into the living room. The
grandchildren of the pjpople who
used to weep because the Little
Match Girl froze to death, now feel
cheated if she isn’t slugged, raped
and thrown into a Bessemer con¬
verter.”
And on literature:
“The old eyepoppers of the past
which tourists used to smuggle back
from Paris under their shirts are
now tame stuff. The quick buck
boys have apparently convinced our
befuddled judges that there is no
difference between a peep show and
a moral lecture.”
Our rising crime rate is due in
part, says Jones, to “the welfare
state, which is taxing away rewards
for responsible behaviour, so that
it can remove the age-old penalties
for irresponsible behaviour.
“The theory that misbehaviour
can be cured by pulling down tene¬
ments and erecting elaborate public
housing isn’t holding water. Our
crime rate is growing along with
our expenditures for social services.
“We have sown the dragon’s
teeth of pseudo-scientific sentimen¬
tality, and out of the ground have
sprung black-jacketed gangs with
switchblades and bicycle chains.”
America must preserve her moral
principles and her sense of individ¬
ual responsibility, Jones said, “if
we are to survive the hammer blows
which are quite plainly in store for
all of us.”
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FOR
Jadge Superior Court
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Sidney 0. Smith Jr.
(Paid Political Advertisement)
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