Local Personal Notes Highlight Holidays Guests and Returnees
Numerous residents and visitors are listed spending the Christmas holidays in Columbia and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Warren Titcomb, J Taylor of Denver, Miss Mary Lamb, Miss Olie Jones, Miss Elizabeth Caperton, Mr and Mrs Ollie Smith of Birmingham, and many others visiting family, friends, or returning from service or schooling. Several navy and army personnel are mentioned as spending leave with relatives, such as James Ingram, Lieutenant Maury Tomlinson, and Capt Barnett Hine, along with students and professionals visiting from Nashville, New York, Chicago, and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Titcomb
Kentucky
J. ©. Taylor
Denver
Colo
Mary Lamb
Olie Jones
Elizabeth Caperton
Nashville
Ollie Smith
Birmingham
Smith
E. O. Smith
Miss DeBerry
Anderson Bros. & Foster
North Carolina
New York
Columbia
Addison Drake
Madison
Wisconsin
George O. Watts
St. Peter’s
T. H. Mangrum
Mary
Henry McBeth Compton
University of Tennessee
Jesse Ellington, Jr
Vanderbilt University
J. C. Ellington
A. T. Levine
Ensigne Beard
Bride
New Orleans
W. T. Chaffin
Beard
Misa George Rogers
Columbia Institute
Charles W. Rambo
Florida
James Ingram
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Fred Moore
Custer Armstrong
Chicago
James Shields
C. ©. Shelton
Vivian Curtis
Northwestern University
Evanston, AL
Polly McKinney
New York City
R. JL. McKinney
Cooksey
Beane
Barnett Hine
Chattanooga
Mary Hing
William Moses
Georgia School of Technology
Josephine Hutton
Joseph Hutton
Joseph B. Gilbreath
University of Pittsburg
John Gilbreath
Tinity College
N. C
M. Erwin
Atlanta
W. T. Erwin
W. Y. C. Grant Ahs
Mississippi
W. F. English
Pulaski
Frank Bennett
Edna Harris
Manchester
Ethel Vous
Dillon Dowling
F. M. Ellett and Sons
Claud and Mortimer
Athens
Ala
Bessie Lipscomb
T. E. Lipscomb
G. C. Shipp
Centreville
Lanki
McConnell
Alate Banks
Christina
Clarence Joyce
Kendrick Sloan
Tarax
Frank Tanner
Obion
Tenn
Tanner
W .B. Caskey
Lowell Mill Pike
Emma Shuneman
Dark's Mil
Webb Hays
Mr. Hays
Sam A. Hays
Washington City
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Robert Perry
C. T. Perry
Joseph T. Brittian
College Grove
T. B. Lipscomb
Karl
William Moore
Williamsport
William Gillespie Moore
St. Louis
Wooten Moore
Moore
E. W. Pearson
Alf Shuey
Charles Roddy
W. H. Measle
Franklin
J. H. Roddy
Fred Breining
Donna Ruth
J. M. Jones
Mary Ruth
Wallace Ussery
John O. Perry
Camp Sevier
Sergt. Perry
Archie Dennis
Charleston
5. C
McGehee
R. Gertrude Erwin
Houston
Texan
University of Texas
Mes
Prize fund share for British sailors eyed amid sale of seized goods
Thousands of British sailors await a share of a seventy million dollar naval prize fund from the sale of ships goods seized during the blockade. The money distribution is directed by H. W. Lovell, marshal of the admiralty and prize court. Goods listed include live alligators woolen underwear hairpins dried fruit tobacco metals nitrates pearls and human hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Mall
H. W. Lovell
Admiralty
Take Your Old Job Back From War Returns
London dispatch reports mixed feelings as workers urge men to hurry home from war and reclaim jobs despite jokes and fatigue. The piece notes women and others reflecting on workforce shifts after four years of wartime duties and uncertainty about job restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Mall
Retio
Society News Adds Hastings to Herald Desk
The Herald announces plans to emphasize society and personal items with Miss Catherine Hastings handling the department. Readers are urged to report any social news by phone mail or in person to assist in building a strong local feature. Anderson Farris. A quiet wedding at the bride's home in the Southpoint community joins Alma E Fartiato with Roscoe Anderson officiated by Elder Morton. They plan to reside in Shady Grove after a visit to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Tomy
Catherine Hastings
The
Miss Hastings
Hickman County
Mrs. Anderson
Shady Grove
Deaths and Funerals at Columbia and Rock Springs
Ming Lelia Mai Peyton aged 17 died Sunday at her Cleveland Tennessee home. Her funeral will be Tuesday at 2 pm from her grandmother Mrs Wilen Shotts home carried to Columbia for services conducted by Dr George O Watts. Survived by parents D C Peyton and two sisters Virginia and Elizabeth. Also Mrs Margaret C Johnson 74 died at home near Rock Springs after ten months illness. Funeral at Rock Springs cemetery Monday at 3 pm conducted by Rev M K Harwell. Interment in family lot. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Mai Peyton
Ming Lelia Mai Peyton
Cleveland
Tenn
Columbia
Wilen Shotts
Geo. O. Watts
D. C. Peyton
Virginia
Elizabeth
Oakes & Nichols
Daily Herald
Margaret C. Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Rock Springs
Eva Gifford
Myrtle Hateliff
Lille Turner
Arkansas
Johnson
Methodist Church
M. K. Harwell
Farmington
Maury Undertaking Co
Preaching Sunday at Arkland Church
Elder R A Largen will preach next Sunday morning at 11 o clock at the Asie Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkland Church
R. A. Largen
Asie Christian Church
Maury County Honor Roll of Fallen Soldiers and Sailors
The Herald lists Maury county service members who died in action, overseas, of wounds, disease, or in camps, and asks readers to report any omissions. Names include Lieut. Clarence Fry and Lieut. James C. Wooten II among many others with ranks from private to captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Clarence Fry
James C. Wooten
L. O. Crane
Joe B. Warren
Herbert Griffin
Wilson D. Holman
Merritt Jones
Leslie Akin Barnett
Meade Frierson
Curess Dean Christopher
Osey Jones
Sergi
Thomas A. Mitchell
Marcus Springer Hay
Tom Workman
Flavius Merrow
Henry Gulley
Harry Lanier
Walter D. Goodwin
Frank Pennington
Pat Kinzer
Robert B. Gilbreath
Jesse J, Grant
Rex Bernard Vestal
James W. Wilson
William J. B. Harlow
Joan Will Thompson
Eugene A. Huckaby
Anderson Hays
Walker Fitzgerald
Charles W. Hamilton
Melvin White
John Baxter
Horace Hickman
Lonnie Lee Blackburn
Gamps
Clifford E. Hutcherson
E. R. Haywood
John Thomas Richardson
Herman Grady Agnew
William Crumiey
Oscar Frost
George McKissack
Dock Brown
Clarence Kilpatrick
Henry Hill
Harry Thompson
Isaiah Abernathy
Will Houston
Isaac Tom Watkins
Jesse J. Thompson
James Satterfield
Henry P. Davis
James Ewing
Jim Granberry
Richard Wainright
Herald
Cayup
No Hog Market in Louisville Today
Heavy congestion of hogs in large centers prevented a market today. Cattle and sheep were steady. Hogs quoted at 50 cents with post Christmas effects anticipated. Cold weather expected to curb receipts and keep prices steady despite softer demand. Poultry and produce remained steady.
Louisville Live Stock Market Reports Dec 26 190?
Special to The Herald from Louisville Kentucky reports no hog market established with cattle and sheep steady. Hog receipts 3,500. cattle 60 head. sheep 50 head. Produce prices listed for eggs, poultry, butter, ducks, geese. Grains include corn at 6.50 per barrel, oats 0.70 per bushel, rye 1.60, barley 1.00, No 2 wheat 2.26. Field seeds show Red Clover, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
The
Herald
Louisville
Insolvent Sale Notice For KR. H. L. Rambo Accounts
Insolvent sale set for February 1 1919 at the courthouse in Columbia. Trustee J C Voorhies will offer for cash at highest bid a lot of insolvent accounts owed to Cousin Lee Hotel proprietor KR H L Rambo. A list may be viewed at the trustee’s office. December 23 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Columbia
KR. H. L. Rambo
Lee Hotel
J. C. Voorhies
Italy Enforces Strict War Time Music Censorship
Rome reports Italy uniquely imposed a wartime music censorship across three cities Milan Genoa and Bologna to control printed music exports seen as potential spy channels. The Milan office censored music destined for Switzerland the Genoa office handled American markets and Bologna supervised other nautical country exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Italy
Milan
Switzerland
Genoa
Bologna
Wanted salesmen to start own business in Cleveland
WANTED Salesman active energetic man with or without selling experience Opportunity to establish for own community business paying 4 to 8 per day Stetson 611 Co Station ES Cleveland Ohio FOR RENT Seven room residence Hardwood floors bath and all conveniences Corner of 5th and High streets MRS ELIZABETH PORTER Hell phone S76-Jast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson 611 Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Th Amd
High Streets
Elizabeth Porter
Hell
Jast
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Maury Dry Goods Co
Camp Hancock
Leslie McCarty
Dorothy Fulton
Mrs
Henry C. Fulton
Joe M. Tucker
Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Mrs. Tucker
Columbia Hdw. & Furniture Co
Tommy
J. N. Hood
E. L. Woodard
Bear Creek Pike
Mr. Hood
Nashville Pike
Garden Street Presbyterian Sunday School
Red Cross
Mary Ashton
Grace Temple
Henry A. Porter
Stuart $. Fleming
Mary Cooper Boyd
Pinkney Cone
Camille Herndon
Jno
N. Gant
Elizabeth Whitthorne
Ed Turner
R. C. Adkisson
Win. Moses
A. D. Sloan
A. A. Adams
Carrie Smith
Loelie Logan
Carrie Williams
First Methodint Church
Jacobs Fitzgerald
Say Paul Fitzgerald
G. EK. Jacobs
Cnanty
W. 8. Morton
Morton
West End
Maury’s
W. W. Evans & CO
Burt Oate
Alsyke
Timothy
Fourth Liberty
Phoenix National Bank
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