Personal notices of Burns and many holiday travelers
Local column lists Mr and Mrs John M Burns returning from Florida with health notes. Numerous friends and relatives plan Christmas visits and trips to Nashville, Jackson, Florence, Huntsville, and Nashville for holidays and concerts. Several residents from Columbia, Ward-VRelmont, and surrounding areas are visiting family, attending events, or traveling for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mollins
W.T. Holland
Joella Akin
Santa Fe
Nashville
John McCormack
Mary Lamb
Irene
William Hutton
Huntsville
W. J. Dale
J. Park Johnson
T. H. B. Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas
Mary Wilkes McKinney
McKinney
W. P. Waldridge
Charlotte Capers
Jackson
Miss
W. B. Capers
Nat R. Wilkes
Emma Low Wheeler
Dana Hall College
Boston
Mt Pleasant
Frank Wheeler
Catherine Greenlaw
Om Ward Belmont
Jesse Dusger
JH. A. Compton
W. J. ‘Towler
Wj, Jr
Towler
Ed VeKeynon
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Prof
Fulcher
Wolty
Clarksville
Annie Grace O'Callaghan
Nashville U4
Sara Hunt Smith
Bol
Lynnvttle
Heston
A. E. Sheldon
Death claim for eleven year old James Pipkin begins
James Eugene Pipkin eleven son of Mr and Mrs M Pipkin died Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Kings DaughtersHospital after appendicitis operation. He is survived by four sisters Flora Earlie Mildred and Nora Loftie of Andrews Tenn and three brothers Marshall Walter and Charles Pipkin all of Concord. A prayer service was held this afternoon at Concord with Rev J M Forsythe. Interment followed in Concord cemetery. Pallbearers were Marshall and Walter Pipkin Beard and John Dowell. Maury Undertaking Company arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eugene Pipkin
M. Pipkin
King’s Daughters Hospital
James
Nora Loftie
Andrews
Tenn
Flora
Earlie
Holidays Begin in City Schools
City students were dismissed this afternoon for Christmas holidays. After eleven days they resume on January 1. County schools start later, with two fewer days off, and will reopen on January 2.
Wedding Bells for Miss Beasley and Mr. Jones in Leipers Fork
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Beasley daughter of Mr and Mrs N C Beasley to Mr Joseph Ridley Jones son of Mr and Mrs N C Jones of Leipers Fork. Ceremony Thursday December 15 at the Healey home near Burwood featured a traveling brown suit and rosebud bouquet. After the ceremony the couple planned a western trip and residence with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Walter Busnett
Ferns
Beasley
N.C. Beasley
Mr. Jones
N. C. Jones
Leipers Fork
Christmas Tree Plans at Cumberland Telephones
The Cumberland Telephone Co. ladies at Columbia led by Mrs Lessie Kinzer and Mrs Knox Vorvay organize a Christmas tree event in the Idlephone building this Saturday at eight. The 19 staff members have decorated the tree while single operators plan playful wishes for Santa including humorous notes about finding husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone Co
Columbia
Lessie Kinzer
Knox Vorvay
Idlephone
Santa Claus
Force
Births and families welcome new babies this week
Patrick Quinn Thureday evening welcomed a baby girl to Mr and Mrs. Kyle Petty. The child arrived Thursday night at their home on the Williamsport Pike. Comnty Attorney and Mrs Pride Tomlinsos announced a baby girl born at King's Daughters hospital. Both mother and child are reported well. Mr and Mrs Marvine Priest welcomed an eleven pound boy. The families say mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Patrick Quinn
Kyle Petty
Williamsport
Pike
Mra Pride Tomlinsos
King’s Daughters Hospital
Dirs
Marvine Priest
Baby
Marking World War Historic Points in Maury County
John T Moore state historical commission chair urges preserving history by marking sites tied to world war events. He cites need to record early history and notable postwar incidents while actors remain, and notes strong Maury county cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pram
Daly Merald
John Trot Woull Moore
Atte
Chaiman
State Historical Commission
Col. Moore
Maury County
Elementary Schools to Begin Holidays in Maury County
Pupils in county elementary schools will close for a week of holiday from tomorrow and return January 2. Teachers will visit students during break. most schools end the term in May with a three month January start. Weather has favored attendance and health has been good with limited illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Jabuary
Maury County
Cold wave forecast misses here in overnight weather miss
Weather forecasters failed to deliver the expected winter cold as Wednesday night’s predicted snow and blizzard did not arrive. Temperatures stayed around forty, disappointing many county residents who awaited the cold spell and the hoped for effects on local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigid
Loge
Long and brilliant career of Henry Watterson editor ends
obituary notes Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal for nearly fifty years from 1869 to 1918. born in Tennessee in 1810, he knew presidents from Grant to Wilson, refused many top posts, and valued editorial work above public office. mentions Confederate service, later Louisville career, and travel in Europe.
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Louisville Courier Journal
America
Journal and Courier
Judge Bingsham
Courier Journal
Henry Watterson
Tennessee
Harvey M. Watterson
Bedford
Maury
United States
Young Watterson
Washington
Watterson
Continents
Franklin
Warren G. Harding
White House
Grant
Woodrow Wilson
McMinnville
Senate
Henry
David F. Wallace
Louisville
Fiee
Congress of the United States
Hays
Tilden
France
England
Italy
Warricte
Henry Watterton
Springfil
Feogin
Tad
Becwape
Fom
Macry 9
Comaresi
Porker Prices Advance Quarter on Markets
The price of a wine advanced a quarter today on both the Louisville and Nashville markets making all weight hogs worth 7.2 at Louisville while Nashville quotes pigs fifteen cents under that mark. Cattle market dull and draggy while sheep steady. Local eggs 38 cents and poultry prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Nansville
Louisville Live Stock Market Report
Special to The Herald from Louisville Kentucky on December 22 notes cattle receipts sparse and dull trading while hogs move higher with all weights at 7.25 dollars and throwouts down to six dollars. Sheep receipts reach fifty with a steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Louisville
Nashville Livestock Market Report December 22
Nashville Tenn Union Stock Yards report shows steady to higher hog receipts at 700 and cattle and sheep volumes with prime heavy shipping steers at 22 to 24 dollars, select lights, heavy pigs, veal calves and milk cows featured. Prices vary by weight and grade across hogs cattle sheep and dairy offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hox
Cade
Ight
Commodity prices and farm staples list from local market
A dense list of prices for geese turkeys and fowl, wool, flour, corn and corn products, oats, Irish potatoes, wheat and patent feeds. Includes per bushel and per ton rates, with delivery terms and bag quantities. Indicates butter fat delivered at creamery price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Shorts
Appeals for Inmate of Central Hospital
Dr. W. S. Farmer, superintendent, issues his annual Christmas appeal to aid inmates at the Central State Hospital. He asks Judge Whitthorne to forward gifts to patients lacking relatives, urging public generosity and noting packages should be prepaid and sent in care of Dr. W. S. Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Farmer
Central State Hospital
Farmer
Whitthorne
W.S. Parmer
Maury County Creamery Buys Cottonseed Meal in Carload
Through pooled dairy and stock interests, the Maury County Cooperative Creamery purchased a carload of cottonseed meal through the county council of agriculture. The meal was sold at wholesale prices to area buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Coperative Creamery
County Counetl
Classified Ad Seeking Middle Aged Couple for Farm Work
Classified notice seeks a middle aged colored man and wife with small family for farm labor in Well hildrhood LA. Woman to wash cook and housework milk. man to do general errands and tote for right parties. Hastings at Tie Herald Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse Furalabed
Hildrhood
Hastings
Tie Herald Rice
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Vanderbilt University
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Louise Russell
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Honest Dickson
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