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James Mcintire, Mark Tarver

Savannah Biographies

James McIntire entered the United States In 1837 from Donagel county Ireland. A grocer by trade McIntire was a successful businessman. He married Francis Norris, an Enqlish emigrant, and they brouqht up their family of eleven children in Savannah. In 1862 he died and was buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery.

Anthony F. Mira (1820-85), John Maddox

Savannah Biographies

Anthony F, Mira was a Master Baker, He lived at 505 E. President Street in Lot Number 21 or the Green Ward, Anthony F, Mira was a illustrious businessman and devoted family man, Anthony F, Mira had a deep interest for politics and even ran for office once.

Lazarus Mohr, Richard J. Landolt Jr.

Savannah Biographies

Lazarus Mohr: Born approximately 1844. Died March 16, 1906. Wife: Ida Mohr. Children: Gustav Lazarus Mohr. Sigo Mohr. Blanche Mohr. Edna Mohr. Rita Mohr. Born in Bavaria approximately 1844. Immigrated to United States prior to 1867. Was a partner in Oppenheimer, Mohr and Co. and later in Mohr Bro. Co. Was listed as helping to form the Liberty Mfg. Co. With Amson, his brother, he formed the American Mfg. Co. which manufactured pants, Was of Jewish faith and associated with Mickve Israel Temple, Lazarus died March 16, 1906,

Amson Mohr, Richard J. Landolt Jr.

Savannah Biographies

Amson Mohr was born in Bavaria about 1848 and immigrated to the United States arriving in Savannah prior to 1866. He became partner. in Lippman, Bro.,& Co., a wholesale and retail dry goods store. Later he was a partner .ln Oppenheimer, Mohr & Co. and then in the Mohr Bro. Co. Amson was one of the incorporating members of the Liberty Mfg. Co. and the American Mfg. Co. He was a founding member and director of the Germania Bank. He married Miss Carrie Epstein of St. Louis, Mo. They had three sons; Ivan, Melvin and Bertram. Amson died about 1919.

Reflector, Georgia Southern University

Reflector Yearbook (1926-1989)

University yearbook

Faculty Senate, Councils And Committees, 1977-1978, Georgia Southern University

Faculty Senate: Membership Lists

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Effects Of Operant Conditioning Of Cooperative Play On Non-Reinforced Behaviors In Severely And Profoundly Retarded Adults, Martha Wade Aenchbacher

College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations (1964–2006)

A group of seven severely and profoundly retarded adults from a sheltered workshop program were trained in cooperative play (basketball skills and hand clapping) using social and edible reinforcement and fading procedures. The generalization effects of the training on non-reinforced (undesirable) behaviors in an extratraining setting was investigated. A reversal technique in which the reinforcement was temporarily withdrawn demonstrated the reliable functioning of the training procedures. Independent observers recorded target behaviors during five phases: Baseline; Training; Generalization Testing; Extinction; Generalization Testing. The rate of undesirable behaviors decreased significantly in the extra-training setting (activity room) following the training phase. The findings …

George Lattimore

African American Funeral Programs

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Maggie Mae Hendley

African American Funeral Programs

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Leroy Coney

African American Funeral Programs

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Leo Roy Bell

African American Funeral Programs

Program for the funeral of Leo Roy Bell, held at Tabernacle Baptist Church on December 28, 1976.

Loyd Donaldson, Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Gloria Jean Hagins Lanier

African American Funeral Programs

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Perry Davis Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Eleroe Lee

African American Funeral Programs

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Loman Parks

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Mr. Linzie Golff, Sr.

African American Funeral Programs

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William James Perkins

African American Funeral Programs

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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Miller Calls Raise Improbable
• Local Educators Honored
• Are You Thankful?
• Economics Center Sponsors Seminar
• Students Discuss Cultures
• New Smoking Area Set At Landrum
• Small Town College-Style
• Model U N Forms 1977 Delegation
• Economics Mandated For High Schools
• Special Studies A Student Personnel Project
• Faculty And Staff Earn Degrees
• Politicianese Is Playing Safe
• The Editorial 'We'
• View Point
• Hall Directors Strive For Community Spirit
• That Holiday Travel Crush
• Hatful Of Rain Solid And Together
• Female Students Allowed One Date A Month
• GSC In 1966
• Greek Beat
• Campus Alcohol Situation Looks Grim
• Sports
• Eagle Bulletin

Rosa Lanier

African American Funeral Programs

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Pearl Jasper Jones Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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The Inkwell, Armstrong State College

The Inkwell

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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Health Fee May Be Increased
• School Teacher Need Predicted
• Regents Vote Contingency Removal
• '77 Course Guide Uncertain
• Guild Presents 'Christmas Carol'
• Core Requirements To Be Changed
• Field Studies Planned For Spring
• Georgia industries Receive GSC Directory
• GSC Clep Tests Provide Credit By Examination
• Afro-American Books Arrive
• Parking Lot Lighting Delayed
• Communicating With The World Via Mars
• Should *&!c Be Printed?
• Academic Improvement: A Paradoxical Proposal
• View Point
• In Review— Russell and Furay
• Obituary
• Darrow Represented The Unrighteous
• Study In Rome
• Sports
• Eagle Bulletin

Robert Rumph

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• SAC To Meet Here Nov. 19-21
• GSC Enrollment Down, Following State Trend
• AAC Honors Graduate
• Student Editorial Position Opened
• SAE Sponsors Career Day Nov. 17
• Pulse Survey To Be Delayed
• League Backs Visual Arts
• HEW Funds Ed. Program
• GSC Television Studio Transfers To Hollis
• View Point
• A Good Hero Is Not Hard To Find
• She's Not Pregnant
• Walsh Comes Alive
• Stephen Sings
• He's Ultra Cool
• Four Years Of College Don't Insure A Job
• Greek Beat
• Local Reactions To The General Election
• Dance Concert Features Starbuck
• Sports
• Eagle Bulletin

Walter Banner

African American Funeral Programs

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The Inkwell, Armstrong State College

The Inkwell

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Alma Mical Whitaker

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Lonnie Eason

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

• Exit Exam May Be Temporary
• Library Gets Artifacts
• Adolescent Suicide May Be Guilt Outlet
• AAUP Appeals Statewide
• Bike-A-Thon Makes Drive
• Stephen Stills Concert To Be Presented Nov. 11
• '76 Sigma Chi Derby Week Is 'Best Ever'
• Pulse Releases Survey
• Initial Shock Scares Graduates
• CCC Forms Committee To Aid Academic Council
• Law 969 May Increase Veteran Enrollment
• Georgia Festival Needs Performers
• Your Right To Know-Is Journalism Judicious?
• The Editorial 'We'
• Dispelling The Image
• The South Rises Again, 'Ya'll' Is Fashionable
• View Point
• Campus Vets Active But Anonymous
• Lucky Thirteen
• CUB Has Everything But Money
• Werewolf Lives At Southern
• Trekkies Defend Themselves …