Dooley Trainman Dies After Illness at 34
Dooley, a popular railroad trainman and member of the Preowlll Baptist church in South'elumida, died Wednesday at 2 o'clock from pneumonia following influenza. Survived by wife, father George Dooley of Washington DC, and sister Miss Heasle of Birmingham. Funeral held at 3 this afternoon at the church with interment at Rone Till cemetery. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Dooley
Preowlll Baptst
South
Elumida
Lia
Fathe
George Dooley
Washinpton
D.C
Miss Heasle
Birmingham
Ala
Ollock
Welker Pant
Rone Till
Maury Undertaking Co
Tennesseans At Camp Gordon To Return Home Soon
United Press reports a remobilization plan begins next Monday for soldiers within 360 miles of Camp Gordon Georgia. The movement will send men home for duty with many Tennesseans, Alabamians, and Georgians reassigned as mobilization proceeds.
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Tennesseans
Camp Gordon
United Press
New Faces on Board of Education Elects Two Members
Fr T Erwint and A M Sehwell were recalled as part of a city board of education election. Judge W B Turker and TosRitt successors were chosen to fill vacancies while A Ame Wal Too joined the city governing body. Business noted included judge's city service payment and a reflection on local affairs.
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TWA
Board OF Education
Board of Mtyyor
Ah ‘Orien
Fr T. Erwint
A.M Sehwell
W. B. Turker
TosRitt
Aehm
A. Ampney Wal- Too
We TV
Areoplaw
Pridayight
WeWin
Death claims mother of three small children
Mrs. Carria Wilson Bell of Columbia died Sunday night after two weeks of influenza with pneumonia. Wife of William H. Bell she left three children Jones Opal and William W. Bell. Survived by parents Quinn and A P Doggett and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements forthcoming via Maury Undertaking Co.
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Columbia
Carria Wilson Bell
William H. Bell
Fourtenthy Etreut
Jones
Opal
Willian W
A. J
Dogcot
Connersville
Hot. Jones
Brick Charch
Giles County
J. OR. Alford
Oldutoma Vily
Quinn Doggett
Cornersville
A. P. Doggett
Montgomery
Ala
Hell
Ly ml
Maury Undertaking Co
Oklahia City
Fragmentary historical note on unions and settlements
The text references protected governance in the brown Dear region and rising numbers, mentions Alaska safety in sturdy buildings, notes early Turbarhins settlers on the Galkan peninsula with the Bulewrs, a Morsh people, and cites Great Britain's largest women's union, the National Moderation of Women's Workers, with about 50,000 members.
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Galkan Peninsula
Middle Volga Disserleis
Great Britain
National Moderatisn of Women's Workers
Dodson's Liver Tone Offer Claims Calomel Dangers
An old advertisement warns that calomel damages the liver and can cause cramps nausea and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute, claiming quick liver relief, better energy, and suitability for children, with a money-back if unhelpful.
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Dodson
Maury County Draws West Virginia Interest for Homes
West Virginians attending the field trials spread word about Maury county as a desirable residence. A. J. Kelly of Spencer asked W. P. Erwin for information on Columbia and local facilities after selling his West Virginia business. DePue, another attendee, requested school catalogs and related literature.
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Maury County
W. P. Arwin
A. J. Kelly
Spencer
W. Va
West Virginia
H. DePue
Columbia
Coplea
the Herald
Erwin
Subscriptions Near 6100 Total for Bel gian Relief Fund
County chairman Mrs. W A Dala reports near 6100 in Bel gian Relief fund subscriptions over 27 hours. Contributions include Modern Woodmen of America 5 and 15 from W O W. Isom district 89.25 accounted for over half the district total. Reader letters quote mixed editorials and travel notes from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Birmingham Age Herald as context.
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Daily Herald
W. A. Dala
America
Isom
Memorial services honor noble youth Thomas A Mitchell
Friends and officials gathered at Central Presbyterian Church Cullooka to honor Thomas A Mitchell of the 117th infantry killed in action. Rev J M Robison Elder D W C Smith Prof R J Harris and J Finney spoke as the high school and community lauded his devotion to duty and citizenship. The service flag bore a gold star representing Mitchell with blue stars for brothers Luke and Vassar.
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Thomas A. Mitchell
117Th Infantry
We Tion
Planders
Central Presbyterian Church
Cullooka
Tts
Pulaski
Athens
Ala
J. M. Robison
D. W. C. Smith
Robert J. Harris
J. Ihinney
The
Herald
Elder Smith
Smith
Harris
Thomas Mitchell
Uiis
J. J. Maney
Mr. Kinney
Finney
Mitchell
Thomas
America
Evantis
Elgilica
Mr. Mitchell
Luke
Vassar
Mia. Mitchell
Misa Temple
Pritchett
R. J. Harve
Thomas N. Harwood
Russell
W. T. Galloway
Andrews School Honor Roll Second to Fifth Grade List
The Andrews School honors students on the second through fifth grades with named honorees: Second Grade Iatinie Lou Moore Laura Chaffin Parker Mary Lowell Maynard Cox Shelton Johnson John Nedd. Third Grade Virginia Crick Carmine Crank Ada Dudley Kate Jeter Mary Nicks Mary Fannie Roberts Margaret Walsh Robert Harris Edward Harrison Dillard Hudson Jack Hurst Orton Bennett Annie Dark Lorreta Dudley Martha Lane Martha Hendricks Jena Williams Kenneth Cooper Merton Derryberry Mahlon Hight Myrtle McGrew Mary Davidson. Fourth Grade Clyde Binkley Minnie Combs Barker Clark Cochran J D Moore Lucille Webb Rachel White One Sharker Iva Speed Eeith Park Polly Nicholson Thelma Dean Sara Brewer Annie Hell Bradley Cornelia Bugh Allen Yokeley Martin Connelly. Fifth Grade Margaret Cathey Elizabeth Davidson Frances Dooley Nellie Ruth Foster Louise Hardison Lester Hill Catherine Philips Vern Smith Leslie Gold ek Clyde Cole Robert Andrew
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Iatinie Lou Moore
Laura Chaffin Parker
Margaret Lowell
Maynard Cox
Shelton Johnson
John Nedd
Virginia Crick
Carmine Crank
Ada Dudley
Kate Jeter
Mary Nicks
Mary Fannie Roberts
Margaret Walsh
Robert Harris
Edward Harrison
Dillard Hudson
Jack Hurst
Orton Bennett
Annie Dark
Lorreta Dudley
Martha Lane
Martha Hendricks
Jena Williams
Kenneth Cooper
Merton Derryberry
Mahlon
Hight
Myrtle McGrew
Mary Davidson
Private Jesse Grant Reported Missing In Action
Private Jesse Grant reported missing in action on October 16. He is brother of Will Grant foreman at the Rohm Phosphate plant Mt. Pheasant. No further information available today.
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Jesse BH. Grant
Will Grant
Rohm
Mt. Pheasant
Informaeka
Confederate Veteran James Webster Dies At 75
James J Webster a Confederate veteran died of influenza at his sister Mrs Thomas Porter home on the Pulaski pike. He served in the First Tennessee regiment and remained a lifelong Lost Cause supporter. Survived by three sisters, one brother, and cousins W J Webster and Tom Webster. Funeral from the home with Rev J W Cherry officiating. buried at Webster cemetery Cross Bridges. Pallbearers named Allison Webster Hugh Webster Lawrence Webster Clark Jones T Le Porter Jr N H Porter. Oakes and Nichols.
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Daily Herald
James J. Or
Thomas
Porter
Pulaski Pike
Austin Powell
Columbia
Shade Murray
Chicago
C. A. Sanders
Nashville
FL W. Webster
Huntsville
Ala
W. J. Webster
Tom Webster
Cross Bridges
Webster
First
Tennessee
Lost Cause
Ian
Methodist Church
Fannie Rolinson
Arkmand
J. W. Cherry
First Methodist Church
Webster Cemetery
Allison
Hugh Webster
Lawrence Webster
Clark Jones
T. le Porter, Jr
N. Hi. Porter
Oakes & Nichols
Granbery to auction forty four native bred mares mules
Jack Granbery a leading Maury County farmer will sell forty four head of coming three year old mares at public auction next Monday at eleven o'clock at the Columbia Stock Yards. The mules are native bred and of the best type, expected to attract county farmers seeking quality stock.
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Jack Granbery
Maury County
Columbia Stock Yards
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Jere Q Dooley
Yigtim
Inflvenza
William &. Bell
Alaska
J. B. _REES
South Main Street
Bell Phone
Citizen's
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Fox Hunter
Modern Woodmen OF America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amorica
Sen
Comeelt Alnest Atty Magazine
Birminghan
Venusti
Carrame
Bristol- Herald Courier
Central Church
J. M. Robinson
R. L. Harris
C. W. C. Smith
J. J. Finney
Wun LT Wee
Columbia, Tenn
Andrews
Jesse Grant
James J. Webster
J. Rosenthal Co
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