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Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

30 Aug 1918

Page 5

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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

5

Many Friends Visit and Move in Columbia Area

Mrs Edna Lee and family move to Leann. Miss Louise Stokes visits friends in Grevelandeens sree. Wm Dooley of Hillsboro Texas visiting Pélatines here. Mrs Mary Padgett Grant visiting Nashville today. Mr and Mrs Amis Timmons travel to Primm Springs for several days. Mrs B J Joyce of Nashville visiting sister Mrs Julia Moore at Williamsport. Numerous residents and visitors from Nashville, Birmingham, Chattanooga, and nearby towns attend gatherings, dances, and social calls while several travelers move between cities including Primm Springs, Nashville, and Atlanta.

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Edna Lee Leann Louise Stokes Oy Grevelandeens Nannie Grigzard Basil D. Grigzard Dorothy Nashville Mra T Grigzard T. HW. Mangrim Mary Mangrim Mary Gordon Fayetteville Thursiey H. P Piguers Nice JB. Edgerton Levanon Janice Bryan Mina Fred Massey Birmingham Mra Spring Hill Tenn Clarence Jack) Tucker Anderson Broa & Foster Thinson Sprinke R. L. Caughyan Fayotsvile Frank F. Moore Culleakn Turner Hines Primm Springs Jack Tucker Mies Carmen Darks Minses Teabelle Theo Vaughan Atlanta Billington Haw Oo Wtay Waon Springs James K. Walker Centreville J. J. Walker Rahwood J. Walter Griffin Plowmint Mike Cook Lucille Ray Hardison River View Kat Pannie Taylor Chattanooga B. D. Joyce W. E. Hoper Ashwood Wattkins Coell Chincinnati Laninville Edwin Wilkinson Decatur Ala T. C. Wilkinson Gladys Burns Mt. Pleasant Annie Margaret Griffin William Dooley Hillsboro Tex R.C. Tucker Margaret Louisville Howard Pleasants Ray Rebecca Wolf Viola Glassman Jill Eloise Martin Elizabeth Martin Edna Morris Margaret Hardison Uther Pigg Hom Near Theta Monroe Crick Sixth Street Rowing Kannon Helena Atlantic City Charles Leo Sewell Fulton H. P. Figuers Hot Springs Areh Lipscomb and Tilton Oliver Hardin Mayberry Leftwich Annie Grant A. B. Cummins Cummmins Howell Sation Lincoln County W. C. Walker Mary Virginia Barton Texas A. H. Foster Primm's Springs Charlie Parker Laura Chaffin Parker St. Louis Major White Rachel Sam Nesbit Pred Evans New Orleans Vans J. G. Evans Cynthia Frierson Wallace Brown Zion Cornerile Mary D. McCain Annie Brown Frierson Cross Bridges Mires Koline Skellie Franklin Virginia Lanier Pauline Pigg Water Valley Windel Church University of Tennessee Knoxsville 3. W. C. Church Douglas Boyd Hugh Lee Wabeter Mary Padgett Grant Ruth Hargrove Culleaka W. D. Hastings Jitle Con Apont Thireday Lawrenceburg Ida Walker Provence Eewin Wilkinson
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Wedding at Goodall home marks local ceremony

The marriage of Mika Marjorie Wellington Clark and Raymonde Brantingham was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alma Geolton, with family members present. The couple, he a Chicago resident with International Harvester, will reside at 611 Harvard Avenue, Chicago. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music and a simple bridal procession, and guests included immediate family and a few neighbors.

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Brantingham-Clark Mika Marjorie Wellington Clark Raymonde Brice Brantinghast J. Alma Geoltun PaoWden Circle Mika Avi It Ae Laie M. Columbia Tern Goodman Brantingham Chicago International Harvester Company Goodiay Palma Forny Cal Clark Tolin Troy Beatty Grace Church Mediate Brantingham Toft Harvard Avenue Chica Lil Memphis News Scimitar
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Russia credit for acts cited in war debates

Chicago professor Samuel N Harper argues Russia deserves credit for wartime actions after the deaths of ambassador von Mirbach and field marshal von Wiehhard. He says Bolsheviks have failed, Russia has constructive forces, and Soviets contribute democratic character to the revolution while awaiting allied aid.

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Chicago Rusela von Mirbach von Wiehhard Samuel N. Harper Nave Belsheyium Russia Petrograd Finland Treporik Germany von Blchhorn Tussia
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Lodge's War Aims Talk Please London

London papers largely praise United States Senator Lodge Republican leader for war arms remarks. The Mall calls the act patriotic and united in American opinion. The Chronicle notes solidarity and says cancel Germany's gains and free oppressed nationalities. Krontrail adds the aim to emancipate Eastern nationalities.

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London United States Lode Republian American Senate Germany Wilkens Hand Mall The Chronicle Lodge Krontele
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Baseball Popularity in July Physicality Program

Baseball was the joint popular sport in the physicality program conducted by the MG AL in thirty one camps in the Southeastern Department during July. Two baseball games were played by 133,457 players and watched by SSE.282 spectators. Boxi ranked second, Track and field third, Volleyball fourth, and Indoor Haselwll Ofih. Twenty four different sports were promoted with several others argued under the Head of miscellaneous.

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MG. AL Southeastern SSE Boxi Miscuilan
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Wilson Holman Claimed In France Martyrdom

The Nashville Tennessean mourns Wilson Holman, first Vatch Fights Artillery fatality in active service in France. His duty to comrades and homes is honored, with no details of his exact fate given. The piece honors his sacrifice and urges continued resolve until the war ends and such martyrs are spared further loss.

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Wilson Holman France Laverty Nashville
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Ice Cream Supper at Athendale School Friday

Ice cream supper Friday night Sept 6 at Athendale School to benefit the school. A birth announced: a fine baby boy born to Dryl and Mrs H M Ghareh this morning at The King's Daughters hospital. Dick Crozier, noted Southern League figure, becomes YMCA physical director at Camp Wiancock Augusta Ga.

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Athendale Athendale School Dry H. M. Ghareh King's Danghters’ Hospital
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Training for hand to hand combat in wartime drills

Soldiers in training at camp Sherman study close quarter techniques to disable enemy fighters. Instructors emphasize using strength for decisive grapples when long range shooting gives way to brutal close encounters.

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Fritz United Press Camp Sherman Europe
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Hog Market Rises On Weekly See-Saw

The log market rallied today as hog prices improved while cattle and sheep stayed steady. Poultry and corn values showed little change with receipts down from large sales of hens and pullets pressing prices, and some advocate government action to curb shipments to protect markets.

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Prom Sone
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Louisville Market and Produce Prices Ticker

Market notes from Louisville show cattle receipts 400 head and hog receipts 2,509. Prices steady for cattle sheep and hogs with quotes for hogs at 15.40 to 18.40, lambs at 19.85, and poultry and dairy products listed. grain and field seeds include corn 7.00 per barrel, rye 1.60 per bushel, and alfalfa 12.76 per bale.

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Jourmakp Herald Praia Louisville Anglia J Ae Timothy
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