Personal notices from townsfolk scattered across states
A jumble of visitors and travelers shows residents visiting relatives in Memphis Nashville Indianapolis and other towns. People return from Beaver Dam Springs Detroit and Louisville while others plan trips to Annapolis and New York stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. H. Haskell
Memora
P HB. Baakell
Irvine
St. Louis
Mary Knox
Waxachie
Texas
Edna Cathey
Beapia Lee Billington
Columbia
James A. Jones
Little Lot
John Porter, Jr
Williamsport
R. A Hays
Carter's Creek
Ludy Hays
John Hays
Spring Hill
Jonas Thomas
Ludie Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Houston Caldwell
Camp Thomas
Giles County
Clyde Foster
Detroit
National Army
F. J. Hendley
Beaver Dam Springs
W. K. Sheddan
Louisville
Allen Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Brownie Bennett
Bowling Green
W. B. Wooten
Beavre Dam Springs
Hanle Padgett
Nashville
L. P. Padgett
James Long
Springfield
la Matting
James Andrews
W. W. Evans
P. Garber
S. J. Walker
Bellows
Selma
Ala
Lee Foxall
Sam Caperton
Mary Jane
Annapolis
Tribute to J L Finney and editor Robt H Clagett
A letter to The Herald honors J L Finney at Fort Oglethorpe and urges support for Editor Robt H Clagett. D V Mitchell lauds Finney as patriotic, fearless, and dedicated to public good, noting his family service and high standards. Clagett is urged to lead a paper the community can be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Finney
Fort Oglethorpe
Maury County
Ate
J. I. Pinney
Herald
Robt
H Clagett
Cagett
D. V. Mitchell
Socials and engagements fill Columbia scene
Miss Irene Martian hosted a Wednesday tea at Gypay for Nashville guests Miss Ward, Miss Jones and Miss Raymond with lanterns and lawn games. The Joiner Littlefield engagement of Malfred to Washington Currey is announced. Alumni, youth groups and a wedding in Columbia highlight the season with Mary Elizabeth Grant and William Hudspeth wed at the Grants’ home and plans for their move to Waycross Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Martian
Gypay
Ward, Jones and Rammond
Nashville
Martin
Brewer
Curray-Littlefield
Hodspeth Grant Wedding Hosts Out of Town Guests
In town Wednesday to attend the Hodspeth Grant wedding were guests C. M. Erwin of Atlanta Georgia Dr and Mrs F W Preston Mooresville Mr and Mrs J L Fitzpatrick Mooresville Mr and Mrs J Paul Fitzpatrick Lewisburg Mr and Mrs Felix M Ellett and sons Claud and Mortimer Hilett Mt Pleasant E G Erwin Mt Pleasant and others from the area. Etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Erwin
Atlanta
F_ W_ Preston
Mooresville
J. L. Fitzpatrick
J. Paul Fitzpatrick
Lewisburg
Felix M. Ellett and Sons
Claud and
Mortimer Hilett
Mt. Pleasant
E.G. Erwin
Death of Joe Allen Hood Aged Twelve
Joe Allen Hood twelve year old son of Mrs Johin Food died Thursday at 4 am at his home on Gaskill branch after a year long illness. He leaves his mother three sisters and one brother. Funeral Friday at Walnut Grove Church at 1 o clock conducted by Rev Robert Waite of Santa Fe. Interment in family plot Maury Undertaking Company in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Allen Hood
Johin Food
Gaskill
Walnut Grove Lurch
Robert Waite
Santa Fe
Maury Undertaking Company
Patriotism in Ohio City Impresses North Visitor
William P. Boyd of J. Rosenthal Co. returned from Cincinnati where he witnessed a vast patriotic demonstration. A soldiers parade drew over 10 990 people as a large flag was passed along loaded with money for the canteen fund. The Four Minute Men rallied crowds from street corners and theatres urging economy and wartime support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Boyd
J. Rosenthal Co
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Anderson Jr. Is Appointed Tennessee District Attorney
Governor Rye appointed Hu C. Anderson Jr. of Jackson as the state's attorney for the 12th judicial circuit to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Gen. B. J. Howard. Anderson, son of former Senate Speaker Hu Anderson, had served as assistant district attorney and prosecuted murder and other crimes with success. He is likely to run for the position next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Rye
Hu C. Anderson, Jr
Jackson
12Th Judicial Circuit
B. J. Howard
Gen
Anderson
Hu € Anderson
State Senate
General Howard
Gen. Anderson
Licely
Red Cross Membership Surpasses 3.5 Million Nationwide
The American Red Cross reports 3,548,239 members across 2,400 chapters, with Tennessee listing 14,620 members. New York leads with 461,237, Pennsylvania 346,960, and California figures not shown. Membership classes include life patrons sustaining contributing subscribing and annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Alaska
Porto Rico
Cabe Philippines
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Guam
Persia
Syria
Turkey
Tifeis
Red Cross
New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Red Cross allocates milk for Serbian military hospitals
Forty eight thousand cans of condensed milk have been purchased by the American Red Cross Supply Service for shipment to Salonika. The War Council approved a special appropriation at the request of Dr Edward W Ryan Red Cross representative in Salonika for use in Serbian military hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Salonika
Edward W. Ryan
Red Cross
War Council
Marines Ready for War with Rifle Proficiency
At Winthrop Maryland the Marine Corps rifle range operates at full capacity as officers and men train to shoot quickly and accurately. More than 73 percent of Marines with the course during 15 are qualified expert riflemen, sharpshooters or marksmen, and officials believe modern training will boost future performance in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padgett
Jack Davis
Lttle
Katherine
Cal- He Craig
C. H. Johnson
Texas
W. T. Assers
South Columbia
A. ©. Langston
New York
Berkshire Hills
Laura Stockton
Jeannette Molloy
Mayseile
Provine Greenian
Afivers
Cluatsnoogy
Misa Janie Orman
Birmingham
J. Emory Morris
Amos Timmons
Florence
Ala
Winthrop
Marine Corps
Marine Corps of Elals
France
Enrollment at Columbia Military College tops 100
Enrollment of boarding cadets at Columbia Military College reaches 100 for the session beginning September 20. It is believed the total boarding and cadets may exceed 150 with about three quarters from Northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military
Fragmentary 19th century exchange on payment and weather
The clipped lines show a payment talk and a weather remark. A Detroit Free Press fragment mentions instalment references while the Courier Journal notes a weather comment and business talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Troit Free Press
Léie Courier Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Titcomp
Kantucky
Leonard Roberts
Bridgeport
Finney Maury
Alumni Association
County High School Alumni Association
First Baptist Church
J. W. Shelton
Ninth Street
Leah Sharp
Mendelssohn
Rubenstein
Arch Lipscomb
Hudspeth
Waycross
Maury Dry Goods Company
Chidren
New Fall Men's & Boys’ Suits
Maury National Bank
West Seventh Street
Elecrel Ever
Marine Corp
C.M. A
Red Seal Bakery
Lowell Bros
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