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- Collection: Local Noteworthy Newspaper Clippings
City Restores Ireland Pay
Tags: Charles V. Perry (1912-1988), Christine Jordan, David Perry, Faye Heard Beazly, Gary McCorvey, Houston M. Lykes (1939-1994), Judge John D. Crosby, Lois Evelyn Dye (1934-2020), McLendon St., Preston Lamar Whiddon (1934-1993, Robert Lee Wright Jr. (1963-1985), Scotty Joe Ireland, Turner County Courthouse, Xavier E. Wilkerson (1918-1999)
NAACP Presses for Court Action in Wright Shooting
November 12 Inquest to Decide How Prisoner Died Here
Tags: Ashburn, Charles B. Perry (1943-2013), Charles V. Perry (1912-1988), David Perry, Dorothy "Dot" Ireland Coker, James W. "Dr. Jim" Reynolds (1927-2003), Judge John D. Crosby, McLendon St., Preston Lamar Whiddon (1934-1993, Robert Lee Wright Jr. (1963-1985), Scotty Joe Ireland, Turner County Courthouse
Perry Believes Wright Death Justifiable; NAACP Calls for Special Prosecutor
"Perry said Friday, based on the 100-page GBI report, that if the coroner's inquest, which will be conducted here by members of the staff of The Doctor's Clinc [sic] in lieu of Coroner C.V. Perry and his assistant, results in a…
Wright Laid to Rest at Sunday Service here
Community Leaders Show Their Valor
Tags: Ashburn, Deacon Jerry Lowe Sr (1903-1987), Freddie James Weston Jr. (1937-2018), Hodge King (1914-1999), Jerry Lewis, New Mount Olive Baptist Church, Preston Lamar Whiddon (1934-1993, Robert Lee Wright Jr. (1963-1985), Samuel Brown, Scotty Joe Ireland, The Wiregrass Farmer, Washington Ave., Westview Memorial Cemetery
Schools Withstand Tension
Wright Case Awaits Grand Jury
Tags: Ashburn, Austin A Saxon Jr (1927 - 2/3/2001), Charles B. Perry (1943-2013), Charles V. Perry (1912-1988), David Perry, Dorothy "Dot" Ireland Coker, Dorothy Joe Bean, McLendon St., Preston Lamar Whiddon (1934-1993, Robert Lee Wright Jr. (1963-1985), Scotty Joe Ireland, The Wiregrass Farmer, Turner County Courthouse
Tensions Ease Tuesday Night as Lawmen Continue Probe in Death
Tags: Ashburn, Badcock Furniture, Barnes Electric, Culmer Tanner, Dorothy Joe Bean, E. College Ave., Ewing Buick Company, Freddie James Weston Jr. (1937-2018), Gold Kist Peanuts, Hodge King (1914-1999), J's Corner, John Iverson Youngblood Jr. (1920-2006), Main St., McLendon St., Mitchell Stewart Hardware Co., Mrs. Bobby Horn, Preston Lamar Whiddon (1934-1993, Robert Lee Wright Jr. (1963-1985), Robert Lee Wright Sr. (1943-1997), Scotty Joe Ireland, Skippy's Food Store, Superior Cleaners, Turner County Courthouse, Turner County EMS, Turner County Hospital, Turner County Jail, Turner County Sheriff's Department, Waller Building, Washington Ave., William G. "Bill" Hardin (1928-2012)
Case Against White Men Dismissed
Lynching Near Ashburn
Miss Evelyn Griner will wed Mr. Shinger of Ashburn, July 22
Tags: Ashburn High School, Emma Shipman Baldwin Shingler (11/19/1867-8/13/1953), Evelyn Griner Shingler (1923-2014), George Jacob Shingler (1924-2007), Herbert Ives Shinger II (1918-1959), Herbert Ives Shingler I (1893 -1978), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Netta Dayton Jacobs Shingler (1893-1989)
Schools of Turner County as of February 1910
Tags: A. Fountain, A.B. Hardy, A.S. Bussy, Alvah Pinkney "Pink" Haman (1853-1922), Amboy School, Arthur Pate (1884-1960), Ashburn High School, B&B School (Bussey School), Beauregard “Tobe” Arnold (1861-1942), Bennett George, Bessie May Morgan, Bethel School, Cannie Starling, Clara Watson, Cora Belle Wise (1899-1985), Cravey School (Little River School), Dakota School, Daniel D Davis (1876-1955), Daniel L. Rainey (1859-1913), David “Dave” Cravey (1853-1936), Davisville School, Deep Creek School, E.N. Shivers, E.V. Park, Earle Humphries, Essie Godwin Randolph (1901-1989), G.G. Pearson, George A. Owen (1879-1956), George Harris, George Robert Youngblood, George Washington Hobby (1862-1938), George Washington May Jr. (1879-1961), H.W. Hobby, Hector Zevley Strickland (1870-1953), Henry Thomas Wise (1867-1942), High Hill School, Ida Brock, Inaha School, J.R. Farmer, J.S. Mandeville, J.T. Willoughby, J.W. Carnes, Jacob Lott “Jake” Ross (1874-1964), James Benjamin Cravey (1867-1951), James Russell Wheeler (1844-1920), Joel Chandler Womack, John A. King (1864-1934), John Alexander Ross (1842-1933), John B. Pate (1874-1948), John Kanoy Godwin (1857-1940), John Perry Peacock (1866-1927), Johnson J. Covington (1851-1939), Julia Hobby, L.B. Adams, Lela Herringdine, Liberty School, Lillian Hartley Lupo (1898-1921), Live Oak School, Lorena W. Shivers (1886-1972), Luke School, Lumpkin School, Maggie Herrington, Mary Griffin Hobby Brown (1899-1964), Mary Owen, Mattie Wardlow, Mikel Wesley Lamb (1847-1923), O.F. Cheek, Oak Grove School, Oak Hill School, P.H. Haman, Pearl Gamble Fountain (1886-1968), Preston DeMonte “P.D.” Whiddon (1882-1969), R.A. Brown, R.A. Watson, Rev. Benjamin Franklin Rainey (1868-1958), Robert Graham Whiddon (1861-1911), Shingler School, Sycamore School, T.C. Cooper, T.P. Kimball, T.T. Bell, The Turner County Banner, Thomas J Willoughby (1860-1932), Vallie Strickland Blanton (1893-1938), Vernon Brown, W.F. Wardlow, W.H. Kimball, W.K. White, Whiddon School, William Edward Durham (1874-1949), Worth School, Wynn School
Sellars-Garrett
Special Armed Forces Edition
Tags: Elaine Bressmer Rawlins Harp (1917-1990), Elizabeth Ann Acree Cantey (1916-1962), Ensign Francis T. Maddux, Ernest Walter Garner Jr. (1923-1945), Floyd H. Wardlow Jr., George W. Smith Jr. (1920-1945), Gladys E. Barnes, Graham Batchelor (1911-1958), Harrison Martin “Bill” Harp Jr. (1918-2000), Harrison Martin “Harry” Harp Sr. (1891-1949), Harvey S. Braddy (1921-1943), Imogene Barker West (1924-2021), James Wallace Tisinger (1920-1942), John B. West Sr. (1921-2006), Joseph Theron Light (1921-1943), Langdon Pat Raines, Mattie Bell Horne Harp (1895-1918), Morgan Sabb Cantey (1911-1962), Robert H. Wheeler, Roy Malvin Stubbs (1914-1942), Roy Marion Sumner Jr. (1920-1942), The Wiregrass Farmer, Tyson Conyers Cantey (1874-1963)
Mrs. Perry Plans for her Last Children's Operetta
Tags: Becky Freeman, Ben Bohannon, Brad Gregory, Bucky Perry, Chad Giddens, Chess Ann Chapman, Chris Coker, Christy Light Livingston, Dan Hanner, Deanna Lumpkin, Doris Hampton, Emily Eilene Butler Perry (1913-2007), Ginger Hall, Hank Pate, Jeffery Sprayberry, John Dan Raines III, Josh Lumpkin, Julie Jones, Mary Rainey, Michael Shirah, Mimi Wright, Pete North, Rex Freeman, Steve Geoghagan, Sycamore School Auditorium, Vera Stella Jackson Baldwin (1888-1979)
Game of Turner County coming
The board game is based around buying and selling properties and trying to run other players our of business and bankrupt them.
The Wiregrass Festival [now known as the Fire Ant Festival] is…
Whatever happened to the Turner County flag?
Historic Throws are in
Bank park named
Ashburn Bank donates new park to community
Major Renovation Underway Now to Restore Dow[n]town McKenzie Building
Mr. Leatherwood who purchased the property from Luke…
Tags: Blannie Forshee, Clyde Shingler McKenzie (11/15/1887 - 6/30/1934), Edwin A. Rogers (1881-1954), Glenn Pitts' Barber Shop, Gordon Columbus "G.C." McKenzie (2/10/1885-2/25/1958), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Jane North Pitts Herndon (1921-2016), Jay Leatherwood (1936-2019), Jenkins Insurance Company, Jesse Royce Hanner (1929-2016), John R. Rogers, Johnny Raines' Barber Shop, Josephine Evans Miller (1901-1981), Luke Sconyers, Martha Bibb Jenkins (1910-2000), McKenzie Building, National Register of Historic Places #: 92001042, Roland M Arthur (1917-1959), Royal's Barber Shop, Shirley Leatherwood, Southeastern Telephone Co., Stella Cockrell Stevens (1901-1985), The Wiregrass Farmer, Union Drug Co., Vance Allen "Doc" North (1890-1966), World War II
Chamber of Commerce Plans A Monument to Peanut on 1-75
Second article clipping:
"...the first time architect…
Tags: Arthur Smith, Ashburn-Turner County Chamber of Commerce, Big Peanut Monument, Charles B. Perry (1943-2013), Dr. George P. Donaldson (Georgia Peanut Commission president), Georgia Peanut Commission, Gold Kist Peanuts, Harvey Christopher "H.C." Barber Jr. (1926-2015), John R. Rogers, National Peanut Council, Peanuts, Quality Courts Restaurant, Rev. George Herndon, Terry Norris (Peanut Princess of Worth County), The Wiregrass Farmer