Personal notices from Columbia society and weddings
Mrs J M Hodge returns from Chattanooga and others come and go from Nashville Birmingham Memphis and beyond as families visit, travel and attend weddings. Readers learn who visits whom and where, with notes on engagements and upcoming events in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hodge
Chattanooga
W. B. Blocker
D. J. Childrey
Nashville
Rowe- Campbell
Betsy Jones
Maury Dry Goods Co
J. H. Black
Decatur
Ala
Marvin Hester
Payetteville
Mr. Herring
Columbia
Misa Thaddie Chaffin
Mivsos
Margaret
Beatrice
Claudia Compton
Birmingham
Albany
James Britain
John W. Cecil Jr
Cecil-Hoar
Kate Johnson
Currie Adams
Cullooke
J. J
Jones
J. 4. Anderson
Gladys Eskew
Wit Hamsport
B.C. Eskew
Mr. Plessant
Rebecca Watson
Eldred Reynolds
Bessie Porter Erwin
Shelbyville
Mildred Latta
HD. Adams
Kentucky
Roy Dugger
Tulsa
Okla
Kathryn Binkley
J. C. Bakew
Gladys
Williamsport
Vicinity
Gladyn McKibbon
Culleoka
Americus
Clinton Smith
Mal Johnson
Santa Fe
Jessie Lee Pratt
Caney Springs
Ed Hight
Santa Po
Joe Elia Akin
Thompson Station
Ida Walker
Godwin
Mollie Harris
Sam Sewell
Water Valley
West Tennasee
Hatton
Josephine
Mian Hutton
Deaths and Funerals Roundup
Death notices from multiple Maury County figures. Pauline Woody Paulie 16 months died after colitis in Indianapolis with funeral at McCain's Church conducted by Rev Blades. Interment in family cemetery. John G Coats formerly of Maury County died in Demopolis at 75 after 40 years in livery. Clyde Dodson 13 died at King's Daughters Hospital after severe illness. funeral and burial in Lyonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Woody Paulie
Mra
Mack Woody
Neapolis
McCain
W.A. Blades
Oakes & Nichols
John G. Coats
Demopolis
Ala
Columbia
Maury County
Annie Lee Orman
Spring Mul
Coats
Demopolia
Clyde Dodson
Clyde Dedeon
Aee
Lynaville
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Sam Dodson
Lyonville
Sheriff-Elect Houser Announces Temporary Deputy Appointments
Sheriff-elect G. K. Houser says four deputies plus a special railroad deputy will serve temporarily under the new anti-fee act while the law is clarified. Appointees are John P. Cheek, John Blackburn, James Fitzgerald, Roy Rigsby, and John Inman. Houser plans to move his family to the county jail residence September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Houser
John P. Cheek
John Blackburn
Mr. Pleasant
James Pitzgerald
Santa Fe
Roy Rigsby
John Inman
Mr. Houser
Houser
Cheek
Herald
Fitzgerald
Blackburn
Rigsby
Inman
Honser
Artillery Used On Y Pianos Behind Front Lines
German heavy artillery played on two American Y M A huts of pianos just behind the front lines. Workers could not move them due to weight and shell bursts. they did recover a movie machine from the debris but had to leave it behind.
Marriage Licenses Issued to Kinzer Nichols Chattin Lindsey
Walter M Kinzer and Miss Mason Margaretta Nichols receive a marriage license as do Albert Reymond Chattin and Miss Edith May Lindsey. Argentine women gain access to all professions including engineering and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Kinzer
Mason
Margaretta Nichols
Albert Reymond Chattin
Edith May Lindsey
Another Decline on Hog Market Strikes Local Dealers
Local hog dealers faced another 14 cent drop after a 35 cent fall yesterday causing semi panic. Receipts at Louisville market were light and market conditions remained fair with unsettled future tied to nationwide rains. Live poultry shipments halted by a 0 degree or higher temperature order. chickens at 24 cents and hogs at 22 to 23 1/2 cents. Grain market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Livestock Market Slumps Further in Mixed Trade
Hogs drop 15 cents across all grades marking a 50 cent two day decline as receipts total 1,800 hogs. Cattle dull and sheep steady with 2,350 head on hand. Hogs quoted heavies 18.85 to 19.10, lights 18.75, roughs 16.50 and down. Eggs and poultry move vary. corn at 7.50 per barrel and other grains weak. Czecho Slovak forces in Siberia noted with East Asian elements joining the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon Stock Journal
Louisville
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New Fall
Maury
W. P. Boyd
J. Rosenthal Co
John Pigg
Sheffield
Minn Annie Hit
Ida de Camp
Selma
B.C. DeCamp
Bellevue
Joseph M. Dedman
James
Lucy Morgan
H. A. Morgan
Knoxville
J. J. Pinney
Sleapy Hollow
Cullooka
Will Cheslar
Prinin Springs
S. R. Hardison
Salem
Elmer Johnson
Wilsford
Dixon
R. B. Polk
Jett
Henryville
Tenn
Pulaski
Alice Erwin
Moble
George Sedberry
Thomson
Station
T. M. Jones
Sam Harlan
Florence
Joh W. Pry
Harlan
Fannie Blair
Miss Roth
N.C. Hink
Lewisville
All. Blocker
Curtis Kett
Dawson Springs
Blocker
Elizabeth Martin
Mobile
Eloise Martin
Goldie Berkman
Russerville
Louise Lowell
Food Administration
Ceresen
Henry Porter
O. J. Porter
Aiken-Dorteh
Andrew Mento Dortel
Hawkinsville
Mabel
Walter Irving Aiken
Dur Imm
N.C
Joseph Maloy Poster
Ferndale Club
Ferndale Home Demonstration Club
Bettie Moore
Bert Irwin
Mary
Bert Erwin
Fulton Sewell
Henry Osgood Fulton
Pauline Wallace
Charles Leo Sewell
Boston
Maas
First Presbyterian
Ehurch
Cecil Hoar
Nettie Bell, Hoar
Fulton, Ky
John Cecil
Eb, M
Josephine Hutton
Pauline Fulton
Chas
Leo Sowell
Henry Dinning
Groots
Crow's Nest
Cord D. Park
Edith
Carl Davis
Dalton Oliver
Herbert Oliver
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lottie Smith
Leah
Eugenia Sharp
Ueile Joyce
Miss Fulton
Polly McKinney
West Seventh Street
Canning Club
Experiment Station Canning Club
Wilmoth Dinning
Henry Groves Pinning
Thomas Norfleet Dinning
West Sixth Street
Addie Arstrong
Zion
Marty Hughes
Andei. Greenlaw
Spring Hill
Eleanor Kirkman
Nashvill
Missee Margaret Turner
Caroline Williams
Sue Todd Walker
Ihen Douglas Veratt
Frances Thompson
Mary 8. Hines
East Seventh Street
Blackburn and Rigsby
Feneceteres
Louisville Livestock Market
Cogacks
Siberia
Far East
Atlant
Releigh News and Observer
Federal Bank
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