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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1917

Page

9

Interesting and Historic Memories of Old Settlers in Calhoun County

A serialized reminiscence describes Calhoun County places and beat names with anecdotes. It recounts Secrouge about church later Reagan's Chapel and notes Beat Fourteen formerly Bit Nose, plus local figures like Dr Slaughter and Rev Reagan. It lists peculiar place names such as Snake rag and Blue Eye and explains rough origins and county geography.

Calhoun County Secrougeabout Reagan's Chapel Doctor Slaughter Secrouge McFall Snakerag Merall Lincoln Etowah Hardscramble Piedmont

Origin of the Name Lickskillet in Local Lore

A drunken spree at the Radius shrine leads to a stew plan that ends in sleep. Panhead Jones licks the nearly dry skillet and ends the night’s revelry, giving rise to the nickname Lickskillet.

Oxford Radius Panhead Jones

Births and visits noted in Talladega and Anniston circles

A fine baby girl was born. Miss Callie Pope of Talladega visits Mrs. C. P. Ford. Miss Maud Quarrels of Anniston spent several days with friends in town this week.

Callie Pope Talladega C. P. Ford Maud Quarrels Anniston

Camp McLellan Temng of New Interior Camp

A report from Camp McLellan notes the new interior camp siding extending toward the Jackson Ville pike with regular material hauls planned by Monday. The post office will stay open longer to assist men with money orders and letter wiring, while telegraph offices handle government and contractor messages. Captain Hare, depot quarter master, is praised for diligence as a farmer offers pork supplies for the 45,000 men to be fed. Taxi traffic and camp-town movements continue around the clock.

Jackson- Ville Pike R. F. Hare

Officers Arrive at Anniston Camp for Southern Mission

Scorer and Capt. E Waggaman enjoy wives with them as other married officers hope for theirs to join soon. W H West and Walter Mucklow visited camp on Saturday while Maj. Weston and Capt. Crowell with wives arrived with Montgom er detachment. New camp builders came from New Orleans and Dr Walter J Hervey oversees initial YMCA work. A special religious service is planned at camp tonight for workers and interested parties.

W. M. Weston J. C. Crowell Anniston Montgomery Walter J. Hervey

Oxford Street Improvement Plan Seeks Aid From Anniston

A committee of Oxford business men led by Mayor D. C. Cooper urged the Anniston city council to lend road building equipment to resurface Main and Choccolocco streets in Oxford. Mayor Cooper said heavy machinery from Anniston is needed to tear up the current surface and Oxford cannot fund the work alone. Anniston officials agreed the two cities share strong interests, and the machine will be sent to Oxford as soon as available.

Anniston Dave Jennings Choccolocco Valley Cobb Choccolocco Melody Concord Calhoun Cleburne Joe McRoberts Coosa Hamilton Hampton Lickskillet Oxford D. C. Cooper Anniston Road Cooper Councyl Scarbrough

Mark Anthony Praised At Camp In Department Of Construction

Mark Anthony is described as a genial whole worker at the camp in the construction department, a live wire like the rest of the outfit.

Mark Anthony Department of the Constructing Mastermaster

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