Madison-Whitfield County GaArchives Obituaries.....Trammell, Sr., Mrs. Paul B. November 1, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 3, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Monday, November 3, 1924
Page Five

Mrs. Paul Trammell Dies at Dalton Home

News was received in Atlanta Sunday of the death of Mrs. Paul B. Trammell, of 
Dalton Ga. 

Mrs. Trammell had been ill for several months, but her death came unexpectedly.
Mrs. Trammell was a prominent figure in the Georgia D.A.R. holding office of 
first vice regent at the time of her death.  She also held the state 
chairmanship of patriotic education in this organization and was a member of 
the committee of patriotic education of the national society, Daughters of the 
American Revolution.
  
Mrs. Trammell organized the John Milledge chapter, D.A.R. of Dalton, and 
through her efforts and ability, the state convention of the society was held 
in Dalton two years ago.

Mrs. Trammell numbered her friends over the state by the hundreds, and her 
influence and achievements for the advancement of education along patriotic 
and other lines will remain as a monument to her splendid character.

Mrs. Trammell was the wife of Mr. Paul B. Trammell, chairman of the Georgia 
Public Service Commission.  He is also an eminent figure in banking circles, 
being president of the First National Bank of Dalton.

The Atlanta Constitution
Monday, November 3, 1924
Page Five

Funeral Services to be held Monday

Dalton, Ga., November  2 – (Special) – Mrs. Paul B. Trammell, Sr., wife of 
Paul R. Trammell, chairman of the public service commission of Georgia, died 
at her home here last night following a lingering illness.  Mrs.  Trammell was 
prominently identified with the various women’s organizations of Georgia and 
was regarded as a leader.  Her death is a distinct loss to this city.

She is survived by her husband and three sons, Paul B., Jr., Mark and Newton.  
Funeral services will be conducted here Monday at 2:30 o’clock from the home.  
Complete arrangements have not been announced.


Additional Comments:
Transcriber's note: There is a picture of Mrs. Trammell included with these 
articles in the newspaper. FYI: I'm not related to or researching the Trammell 
family.


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