Local Union Column Notes Family Visits and Moves
The Carroll Free Press records neighborhood happenings including illnesses, visits, and moves. Mrs. Katie Lands remains very sick. Ethel and Sallie Key visited Cross Plains. J. A. Driver and Mya. families of R. B. Mrown H. L. Jones and L. F. Long. W. T. Waterhens and M. Tail’s family visited. Bettie Driver and Mary Simpkins visited. D. A. Simpkins spent time with TL Oid and Taines. S. O. Driver family moved to Birmingham. Arthur Phillips moved his saw mill and began timbering. Floyd Driver reported hog weighing 517 pounds in six pieces. The writer extends holiday wishes to readers for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Ethel
Sallie Key
Cross Plains
Tom Lands
J. A. Driver
Mya
RB. H. Mrown
Mesarz
H. L. Jones
L. Fi
Long
F. M. Harper
Tamily
W. Ti. Watehens
M. Tails
Bettie Driver
Mary Simpkins
D. 2D
D. A. Simpkins
TL Oid
Taines
Driver
Faniley
Binningham
Arthur Phillips
Floyd Driver
Carroll Free Press
For Sale Public Auction at Antivehehuren Road
Will sell at public sale at my residence one mile south of Antivehehuren at Dofelook on Friday December 20 the following property one ALR Faquard Wheat and Ont Thrasher one horse Woodruff Gas Engine mounted on tracks Itp Rengin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antivehehuren
Dofelook
Faquard Wheat
Public sale near Jekn shureh Carraliten Route 7
A public sale will be held at the seller's home near Jekn shureh Carraliten Route 7 on Friday December 27 offering household and kitchen furniture farm tools common and fodder one two horse wagon and one single buggy along with other articles. Itp Vass Phillips.
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Jeknshureh
Carraliten
Route 7
Vass Phillips
Christmas Greeting From Our Community
A seasonal message expresses joy for a bountiful yield and a hopeful future. It extends best wishes for a joyful peaceful Christmas to all, reflecting trust in the days to come and lasting faith in eternity.
Men's Gift Headquarters Last Minute Shoppe Ad
The last minute shopper has days left till Christmas. The Men's Gift headquarters offer suits overcoats neckwear suspenders garters umbrellas handkerchiefs ties hats belts shoes collars ribbons and more. Choose useful gifts from a wide range of colors styles and brands. Shop early in the morning for best selection.
Vocational training to reclaim returning soldiers
A 1918 Washington letter from Hoke Smith urges editors to promote government funded vocational education for disabled World War I veterans. It explains aims of the Federal Board for Vocational Education to restore veterans to self supporting work and requests newspaper support to reach injured soldiers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Denar Centlemen
Congress
Federal Board For Yoorional Education
Washington
D. C
Cross Roads Visitors and Local Updates from Cross Plains
Cross Roads reports visitors from Cross Plains including Mr KR Horsley and family and Me J T Horaley and family. Mr Millard Stickner of Cullihan Ala visits his grandfather Mr GT Williams. Local notes mention improving health of Mrs CH Hackhey and ongoing vatton picking season with fruit and produce details. Willie A Ayers writes letters from former school days and Sabbath school attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. M. Horsley
Cross Plains
J.T. Horaley
Millard Stickner
Cullihan
Ala
Grard
GT. Williams
CH Hackhey
Frooters
Maggie Long
Nora Braswell
Emmer Lee Herrin
Coarer Horsley
Misch
Willie A. Ayers
Clem items and social visits noted in county column
Mr Oscar Parker of Atlanta spent Birthday at home. Mr and Mrs Tom Coleman of Carsrollten visited relatives in Clem Sunday. Miss Eunice Jones of Bermal Ala spent weekend in Clem and returned home Wednesday. Mr J F Davis and family spent Sunday with Mr G W Davenport and family. Mr and Mrs B Jones spent Sunday at Sargent. Miss Heekie Gosly spent Sunday with sister Mrs Mattie Davis near Coleman's mill. Mr and Mrs W Strickland visited Mr Bird Gordon and family near Ket Witt. Sunday Mr C M Doster and family visited son Mr Raymond Poster and family of Careyollton. Mr Earnest Rivers of Sarrellton spent Sunday at home. Mr F M Davis suffering with rheumatism. Mr S L Hallaway confined to his room with the fin but improving slowly. Rest wishes to the Free Dress and its many readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Parker
Atlanta
Tom Coleman
Cars
Mattie Davis
Coleman’s Mill
W. Strickland
Bird Gordon
Kct Witt
M. Doster
Raymond Poster
Yollton
Earnest Rivers
Sarrellton
FM. Davis
S. 1
Hallaway
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Katie Lands
Speedy
W. L. Folds
Warner
Weems O. Baskin
Washington, D. QO
Jun
G. A
Ralph Meeks
Carroll
Carrollton Drug CO
First National Bank Bldg
J. M. Merrell & Co
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