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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

3

Cork Clubs Aimed Across Country Districts

Superintendent Graham believes the cork clubs would be introduced in all country districts to spark interest. The report notes support from officials and mentions potential community engagement and participation goals.

Cork Graham

County Teachers Meet in Regular Session at Courthouse

County teachers gathered in the chancery court room for an adjourned session with about eighty to eighty five in attendance. Discussions covered history standards and school improvement led by local educators, plus a report on corn clubs and educational work by Superintendent Graham to energize districts and communities.

Dolin John P. Graham Nashville County Teachers Association Chancery Court Room Associaion C. W. Mitchell D. M. Galloway Water Valley Galloway Chattanooga Graham Carne Smith

Athenaeum Third Month Honor Roll and Attendance Averages

The Athenaeum publishes the third month honor roll ending December 8 with long lists across grades from first to seventh and notes attendance averages. Primary and grammar departments show high attendance, with seventh grade leading in grammar while seventh grade leads overall for the month.

The Athenaeum Fannie Copeland Beatrice Compton Josephine Foster Mary Greenlaw Ethel Hardison Ruby Jeter Irene Lansdown Elsie Sampson Lena Simpson Lottie Sowell Elizabeth Young Lelia Wise Mary Harris Herman Dixon James Hardy Irwin Haskell Ben W Jack- MeClarence Howell Bentley Johnson Clifford Neely Harold Nix Carl Davis Park Frank Rawls Joe Shelton Alberta Chimley Pauline Elam Kate Mulligan Ida Moore Sara McCandliss Eldred Reynolds Lainise Bowell Rebecca Lowell Virginia Lowell Isabelle Vaughan Vhelma Wortham Lawton Gore James Porter Leonie Sowell Edward Turner James White Edwin Voss Jesse Ellington Gilmor Greenlaw E Izonia Cook Michel Daves Charlotte Gartner Elizabeth Silver Marie Hunter Magenia Jackson Martha Ledberter Annie L. Sharber Ruth Shelton Eva Smith Audrey Wakefield Mary Sharber Lorelle Seotion Pattie Hilliard Andrew Morton Milburn McDonald Scene Martin Albertine Page Carrie Erwin Mary Lee Foster Eunice Dentam Cleon Dodson Tennie Calvert Ruth Lowell Mary Sowell Breith Grade Lawrence Alexander Milton McGrew John Mean Allen Turnage Ruth Burns Pearl Fister Mabel Gumble Hilly Gore Margaret Purdison Irene Hill Maregeret Hardizon Freda McClellan Blanche Roberts Katherine Stephens Ruth Tullos Ediie Vous Nini Grade Mavel Cook Alleyne Estes Jetelle Hancock Clara Morton Blanche Shelley Carrie Sowell Loiie Sowell Vera Sowell Rufus Yaker Montie MacDaniels Percy Moore Mabel Allen Naomi Estes Eva Gilbert Lula Hardy Marguerite Page Lera Ussery Ernest Daimwood Dennie Gore Anderson Hardison Hrwin Hardison Fred Kennedy Kelley Morton Howlett Wilson Senlora Ava Godwin Josephine Mahon Maycle Southall Gladys Wilson Urban Benderman Gilbert Orr Buford Timmons

Reward Offered for Petticrew Killings in Decatur County

Governor Hoopier announces a total reward of up to $500 for the capture and conviction of the Petticrew murderers in Decatur county. Petti grew, his son and daughter were slain, bodies found and later partly placed on cotton. Two arrests have been made. authorities suspect a band remains at large.

Nashville Hoopier Ben Pettigrew Decatur County Petticrews Petticrew

No Meeting of Board of Trade Due to Weather

Inclement weather kept only a few Board of Trade members at Columbia Bank & Trust Company for the regular meeting. No business was transacted and the session adjourned to the second Tuesday in January for the next regular meeting.

Board of Trade Columbia Bank & Trust Company

Taft and Hooper in Oklahoma City rumors swirl

Gov B W Hooper of Tennessee, a major Oklahoma City property owner, spoke on state policies noting there were fifty seven varieties. He avoided confirming a future gubernatorial bid but hinted at a possible run. Friends say he may be Taft's running mate next year. Hooper sold his Oklahoma fruit farm for 160000 after paying 20000.

Oklahoma City B. W. Hooper Tennessee Inklahoma City Hooper Taft Oklahoma

Fire Claims Two Bostick Daughters In Kentucky Cabin

In Munfordsville Kentucky a morning blaze at the Bostick cabin killed the four year old daughter of William Bostick and severely burned his six year old daughter who died later. The father carried his ill wife to safety as the elder child rushed back to save her sister and perished in the flames.

Munfordsville Wm. Bostick Bostick

ELECT OFFICERS FOR NEW TERM FOR Pythias LODGE

Camp Ground Lodge No. 603 Buighte of Pythias at Glendile elected officers for the new term on December 6. Warranted posts include Chancellor Commander R. Mutilon Moore, View Chancellor J. M. Bilgh, Prelate J. O. Cheek, Master of Work W. Puryear, Keeper of Records and Seals and Master of Finance D. 8. Hanewik. Master of Exchequer C Denton, Master of Arms W. T. Galloway, Inner Guard HW Thomas, Outer Guard. Lodge reports good attendance. meets Wednesdays nights.

Camp Ground Lodge Buighte Pythias Glendile Wight Covey R. Mutilon Moore J. M. Bilgh J. O. Cheek WI. Puryear Hanewik C Denton W. T. Galloway HW. Thomas

Light Franchise Debate Stirs City of Columbia

City officials admit propositions have been made for a second electric plant as the existing Columbia Water & Light Company contract nears renewal. Leadership says terms are almost agreed with the current company, but no aldermanic action will occur until President Bigelow meets with the committee.

Columbia Columbia Water & Light Company Board of Aldermen Bigelow

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Doctor Howell

Tracy Ohio resident Dr J Howell reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective for his wife who suffered severe coughs lung soreness and weakness. He states relief came quickly with three bottles and warns against substitutes. Wooldridge Co. promotes the product.

James B. Mershon Newark N. 3 Meath Dr. King Woldridge Co TR. J. Howell Tracy, O Foley Wooldridge Co

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