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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1916

Page

3

City Schools Plan Christmas Holidays in 1916

The Jackson City Board of Education voted to close public schools from Thursday December 21 to January 2, 1917. Superintendent Harris noted remodeling at the negro school near completion and discussed disposing of old lumber from the Athe Dieum site. He highlighted the Sixth and Seventh grades at the High School, with 71 and 81 pupils respectively and only two teachers, while teachers persevered despite hardships.

Foster W. S. McFall J. M. Yedman F. O. Bennett Erwin Harris Wpon

Jackson Highway Celebration Planned After Board Talk

A Board of Trade representative urged a holiday for schools on January 8 to mark the 210th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans in Columbia. The Board promised to take care of the request and adjourned after no further business.

Board of Trade New Orleans Columbia Jackson Military Highway

Election Notice for Maury County Justice of the Peace

Maury County officers and staff are appointed to open and hold the December 16 1916 special election for Justice of the Peace in the Third district at Neapolis Rally Hill Kedron and Spring Hill. Names list judges clerks and registrars are provided with the December 1 1916 date and signatures of election commissioners.

Justice of the Peace Maury County Neapolis R. L. Hays R. F. Smith J. G. Whitney J. T. Kinnard Arnold Peery Brc Smith Mick Butts Rally Hill Albert Ring Dave Hurt Shannon Dean Jim Warren Winter Huckaby H. T. Moore Elmer Dooley Kedron Will Coleman W. A. Glenn West Overton Hardin Glenn T. W. Lockridge Hardin Foster Chas. Derryberry Spring Hill Charles Knapton J. M. Davis J. M Moore Polk McKissack John White Ino. S. Odil Enton Campbell M. EB. Allen M. Burns R. S. Hopkins Ometagioners

Honor Roll at New Hope School Named by Miss Foster

The New Hope School honor roll, under Miss Lula Foster of Carter's Creek, lists top students across grades. First grade includes Maxie Collins and others, second grade Bernard Haywood and Reba Haywood, third grade George Collins, fourth grade John L Haywood, fifth Arthur Brown, sixth Gladys Goad, and seventh Aina Kinzer and Christine Goad among others.

New Hope School Lula Foster Carter's Creek Maxie Collins J. W. Shelley Cathie Fitzgerald Willie Colling Howard Collins Louise Collins Loyd Haywood Irvin Reed Robert Turner Swain Russell Fitzgerald Bernard Haywood Edrie Taylor Reba Haywood George Collins Mildred Walters Geneva Collins Effie Lea Priest Matha Taylor John L Haywood Dodson Wakefield Rebecca Reed Ernest Taylor Arthur Brown Gladys Goad Floyd Walters Aina Kinzer Christine Goad Morel Sellers

Girl's throat cut no clew to fiend near Argenta

The body of Johanna Hess, 16, daughter of a farmer, was found by a 100-strong Levy posse near Argenta, Arkansas. Her throat was cut and head crushed in a likely struggle after she left home to shop. A .38 revolver, dress fragments, and a wagon were found. searchers from multiple towns and bloodhounds failed to locate the assailant or the girl. The killer is believed to have fled.

Little Rock Ark Johanna Hess Argenta Levy Polite

Good Prospects for Central High School Team

Central High School begins season with strong returning players Willams Moore and Thomas and promising newcomers Barrick Dugger Mitchell and Kingston. A season opener with faculty and team meeting is set, with a Friday trip to Fayetteville to face Lincoln County High in what locals expect to be a tough game.

Central High School Willams Moore Thomas Barrick Dugger Mitchell Kingston Massey Pulaski Nashville Battle Ground Academy Franklin Spring Hill Lincoln County High Fayette

Improved Method Of Teaching Music For Public School Here

Miss Emily Rice of the Victor Talking Machine Co demonstrates how talking machines aid education at County High School. Faculty reaction is strong. She shows use of folk songs from Greece America Germany and other nations to deepen understanding of history and culture. Demonstrations also at Andrews School and Columbia Institute.

Andrews Emily Rice Victor Talking Maching Co Prof. Harris Miss Rice Germany Italy Greece

Louisville Carpenter Ed Horney Killed in Roof Fall

Edward Horney a 47 year old carpenter died after slipping on a roof at a three story building on Third and Breckinridge streets Louisville Ky He fell through an open shaft designed for an elevator His widow and a six month old baby survive the accident occurred Tuesday afternoon according to local reports

Louisville Third and Breckinridge Street Edward Horney

Hospital report for the King's Daughters November

The report for The King's Daughters hospital for November is prepared by Superintendent Miss Erastus Crabtree. Key figures include 106 days pay service and 15 percent charity service. Operations 23. Patients in hospital at month start 19, received 35, discharged 38, in hospital end 16. Deaths 2, births 2.

King’s Daughters’ Hospital Erastus Crabtree

Coat Department Missea Coats Sleuthing Offer

A man reads a sign referring to coats and offers to trace them as a detective. He asks how the reader would feel about hiring him as a detective, implying a potential investigative premise in a readable fragment.

Coat Department Missea Coats

Roll of Honor Honors City and County Public Schools

A large roll of honor lists students from city schools and County High School achieving ninety or above in all subjects. Grades list names in First through Fourth, Junior and Senior High, with many pupils across multiple classes recognized for high academic achievement.

Evelyn Alexander Minnie Combs Barker Mary Bell Blease Clymore Rebekah Crockett Katherine Cotham Mary Davidson Ruth Gibson Annie Kate Jeter Margaret Lane Mary Frances Roberts Gladys Thomas Jessie Troop Lee Barker Shelby Coffey Robert Harris Frank Hinkle John Edward Sheego Gentry Speed Lucile Webb Wilma Troupe Iva Speed Annie Louise Potts Caroline Leath Ruth Kinsolving Cornelia Bilgh Sarah Barker Jack Cooper Louis Brazier Marlin Connelly Roy Hill J. D. Moore Doug Mack Gilbert William McKinney Cheairs Porter Frank Shelton, Jr Mildred Marr Lester Hill Louis Mannear Althea Smith Thelma Dean Janie Dowell Louise Hardison Mildred Ragsdale Willie Mae Speed Joe McCall Ton Rayburn John Edmund Sharber George Stone William Robbin Hooten William McMahon Marlon Ritt Robert Webb Charles Yeager Gladys Hardison Louella Fraser Margaret Holt Martha Ellington Sue Ellen Thomas Ara Dillehay Elise Thomas Eihel Hardison Mable Huston McFall Margaret Brittain Juanita Dean James Thomas Wthel Mathews Everette Derryberry Fannye D. Tutt Ruby Jeter Mildred Richardson Frances Cook Annie Burton McFall Gladys Park Lucile Cook Marie Haley Lottie Lowell Sarah Cooper Barber Wura Williams Ben Wilson Jackson Flournoy Jeter Bentley Johnson Frederick Neal Ricks Annie Mai Cathey Beatrice Compton Rubie Gaskell Sadie Hood Maury Harris Rena Harris Anna Hurlbut Louise Johnson Laura Johnson Gertrude Park Gladys Read Gladys Smith Elizabeth Shelton Gartha Utley Charlotte Voss Inez Williams Louise Bradey Elizabeth Martin

Daring Bank Robbery Near Park Bank & Trust Memphis

Two masked robbers entered Park Bank & Trust in Memphis Tennessee just before 11 am and locked the president cashier and a customer in a back room before fleeing on motorcycles with 3000 dollars in currency. They escaped quietly and dropped a small package of bills in the lobby as they departed.

Memphis Tenn Park Bank & Trust Company Obbere J

Seven Schools to Compete in Declamation Trials

County High selects seven representatives from Maury, Marshall, Moore County, Decherd, Franklin, Huntland, and Lincoln high schools for the inter school declamatory event on Friday December 22. Maury County High lists Henry Compton Claude Nichols Lee Wheeler Robert Liggett Lawrence Alexander George Prentzell Samuel Rogers under Miss Margaret Atwood’s instruction.

Party Maury High Columbia Marshall High Lewisburg Moore County High Lynchburg Decherd High Decherd Franklin High Winchester Huntland High Huntland Lincoln High Fayetteville Maury County High School Henry Compton Compton Daily Herald Signal Claude Nichols Lee Wheeler Robert Liggett The Lawrence Alexander George Prentzell Samuel Rogers Margaret Atwood

Figuers Realty Co reports multiple Maury County sales

The Figuers Realty Co. reports several recent real estate sales in Maury County. T. N. Figuers sold a Nashville lot to W. B. Brittain for 1500 dollars. R. W. Houser’s 100 acre farm was resold by Jesse Tomlinson to J. H. W. Dinning for 8000 dollars. The farm lies eight miles west of Columbia on Duck River. Tomlinson owned the property less than twenty days. Dinning then sold 120 acres at Theta to Tomlinson for 5000 dollars. All sales were made by Figuers. The month looks unusually strong.

Figuers Realty Co Maury County T. N. Figuers Nashville W. B. Brittain R. W. Houser Jesse Tomlinson Tomlinson Lincoln County Mr. Tomlinson J. H W. Dinning Columbia Duck River Mr. Dinning Theta Figueras

Close Contracts for Overlands in Toledo

In Toledo, Ohio, on December 6, contracts with 38 distributors in the southern and middle western states covered 24,860 Overland cars for 1917, worth over 20 million dollars. The southern states led with 19,000 cars, while Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, and New Mexico sought 6,000 more. Dealers praise the Hine model and foresee a new era in the auto industry as speeches and a banquet preceded the departure of the first batch in 72 Pullman cars.

Toledo Ohio Middle Western Florida Georgia Alabama Carolinas Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana Iowa Nebraska Utah Idaho Colorado New Mexico Overland Pullman Pacific Philadelphia Ilinois Escanaba Michigan

Also Mentioned on This Page

GIY Jackson City Board of Education Dedman W. B. Greenlaw W. P. Boyd D&wit Iroll OF Honor Public Schools Annie Lee Baker Eugenia Cook Charlotte ‘Artner Eugenia Jackson Bombel Journey Josephine Kennedy Margaret King Louise Roberts Ruth Shelton Audrey Wakefield Gilmer @reenlaw Norvil Heaton Percy Priest Raymond Heed Orton Roberts Annie Laura Sherber Helen T Armstrong Jewell Blam Pattie Hillard Clara McFall Ruth Richardson William Burns Leslie Letsinger Lorena Atkensson Edna Cathey Mary Lee Foster Ruby McCandless Ruth Tul ‘Oss Frank Seagraves Hagel Moore Central Figuers Maury County Real Estate Overlands
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