Local residents visit Nashville and surrounding towns
Numerous residents including John W. Fry Col George Taylor Hughes Sr William Towler Horace Rainey and Carrie Jones travel to Nashville and Cullo oka Mt Pleasant and Franklin for visits reunions and holiday gatherings. Several locals return home after Christmas visits with family friends and colleagues in Maury County Decatur Nashville Florence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor Hughes, Sr
Nashville
William Towler
Horace Rainey
Addie Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Local residents visit kin in Cullooka and surrounding towns
Misses Annie Lou and Cleopatra Collier hosted visitors at Cullooka last week. Mildred Tomlinson of Lebanon returned home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tomlinson at Cullooka. L. B. Stockard and Grant Courtright were in Nashville and Columbia respectively. Mrs. Hardy Park of Cullooka and A. W. George of Mt. Pleasant were in the city today. Minnie Gurley, after trips to Birmingham and Meridian, has returned home after several days visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williamson
Cullooka
H. L. Hendley
Andrew McLean
Nashville
Blacburn
Lucy Pickard
Mary Blackburn
Louise Greenlaw
Spring Hill
W. B. Greenlaw
W. M. Dean
W. H. Willis
Mt. Pleasant
T. E. Jameson
Williamson County
Columbia
James C .Voorhles
Job Garner
J. Trim McKnight
Will Major
Birmingham
J. G. Williamson
Major
Paul
Jo L. Hutton
Mattie Tomlinson
Merritt Booker Tomlinson
County High School
W. D. Fox
Lewisburg
Maury County
T. E. Dyson
EB. Callender
Darden Aflen
C. W. Rambo
Pelix M. Ellett
Rebecca Erwin
Louise Dunn
Hendersonville
Tenn
E. Callender
Ruby Neal
Carl Hickman
Pulaski
Jennie Maude Murray
Lewlethurg
Lamile McAdams
L. B. Worley
Elkton
Alabama
High Street
Charles Park
Lizzie May Park
Park Station
Laurice Park
Athens
Ala
Frank Lowell
Annie Lou
Cleopatra Collier
Mildred Tomlinson
Lebanon
M. B. Tomlinson
L. B. Stockard
Grant Courtright
Hardy Park
A. W. George
Minnie Gurley
Meridian
Miss
Visitors and Returns Across Towns After Holidays
Observation notes show multiple individuals from Texas Alabama and Tennessee visiting relatives near Santa Fe and returning home. Names include Horace Baker Hettie Satterfield Newt Ladd Lena Gilbert Clarence Cook Winfred Gilbert and others with family hosts in Santa Fe Uranham Hughes Asbury College and Water Valley referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Baker
Weatherford
Texas
M. Cook
Santa Fe
Hettie Satterfield
Glass
Obion County
Newt Ladd
W. C. Johnson
Theta
W. H. Gilbert
Santa Fé
Dickson
Clarence Cook
Winfred Gilbert
Uranham & Hughes
Fierbert Elam
Asbury College
Fly
Births and Local Notices Roundup
Around Town reports the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Dunn at 9:00 this morning and a nine pound boy born to Elder and Mrs. W. T. Boaz at noon. It notes a mistaken suspect in a money-taking case, identifies Leslie Kinzer of Water Valley taking a job with Columbia Bank & Trust, and announces the Columbia Lodge No. 31 Masons meeting with important business and a request for all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Dunn
Elder
W. T. Boaz
Potts
Basil Potts
W. P. Jackson & Co
Leslie Kinzer
Water Valley
J. D. Kinzer
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Columbia Lodge No. 31
Free
Masons
Chinese throne facing away from rebellion in treaty port posts
Four thousand imperial troops at Chin Wang Tao in Chi Li province announced support for a republic and will join government forces at Lanchow, which had taken the same action. Loyal Manchu troops remain, but outnumbered by Chinese. The throne counted on these ports to crush the southern rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Chin Wang Tao
Chi Li
Lanchow
Woman Rescued From Terrace by Negro Trusty in Memphis
In Memphis on January 4 21 year old Cleo Caruth of Chattanooga was saved from a fall by Henry Campbell a black trusted man who ran up and grabbed her as she dangled from the veranda balustrade. She asked police to help locate her husband believed missing after they moved here recently and potential suicide fears arose. Officers said she had been drinking and was sent to the matron's quarters for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Cleo Caruth
Chattanooga
Henry Campbell
Suit Prices Notice
A list shows suit prices at 6.00 and 5.00 with larger items at 34.00 and a $750 figure appears alongside the pricing. The fragment suggests a sale or catalog entry with multiple price points for different suit sets.
Quarterly Court Prep For Next Monday Session
Considerable business of importance will be before the county court at the quarterly session next Monday. The usual appropriations will be made for the coming term and juries will be appointed for the circuit court term. Road commissioner T. H. Taylor’s term expires and he will likely be reelected. No major disputes are anticipated, though county court actions can surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H.taylor
Country Banks in Maury County in Fine Shape
Splendid statements this week show Maury county banks prospering with rising deposits and good dividends. Spring Hill Bank reports its Dec 30 statement as highly satisfactory and growing, while Bank of Culleoka maintains strong public confidence and deposits. Hampshire Bank, six months old, has quickly risen with deposits near 20000 and solid profits, supported by sound leadership and public goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Spring Hill Bank
Bank of Culleoka
Stedelses Theta
Tte
Institutom
Hampshire Bank
Cumberland River block and dam plan advances navigation
Rep Caleb Powers introduced a bill to open about thirty miles of the Cumberland to navigation and to complete the river rail link from Nashville to Burnside. The measure authorizes the secretary of war to build a block and dam on the Cumberland for 300000 dollars to extend slack water navigation to a point below dam No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Caleb Powers
Cumberland River
Nashville
Burnside
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
Cumberland
Bryan declines 1972 presidential bid in Tampa
In Tampa Florida on January 4 William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan arrived from Havana and refused to discuss the question of seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. Bryan said no condition would make him consider running and did not comment on Ohio Progressive Democrats pushing his name forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Democratic Party
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Havana
Postmaster Aids Voodoo Doctors Convicted
Postmaster John W. Jackson received a letter from Philadelphia inspector A. C. Earnshaw thanking him for assistance in the case against David and Henry Brace, the so called Voodoo doctors. The defendants were convicted and sentenced to a penitentiary term in Atlanta, Georgia. Jackson testified in December as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
A. C. Earnshaw
Philadelphia
David and
Henry Brace
Atlanta
Mr. Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nannie B. Pelton
Rushton
Evans, Parker & Moore
Quesougeohs
John W. Fry
Carrie Jones
Mattie
City High School
J. B. McLemore
Edgar James
Florence
W. B. Harrison
Mary and
Jessie Davis
Willie Alexander
Franklin
Odile In Alexander
Lynnville
Aileen Page
Lambuth Mayes
Decatur
Winnie Hetes
Thomas H. Peebles
Thomas H., Jr
Campbell's
Annie Payless
Culleoka
Margaret Dodson
Benjamin LeRoy Wilkes
B. T. Kannon
St. Mary's Dude
John Leonard Nelson
J. S. Covey
Lena
New Decatur
West 7Th Street
Robert Walker
Sewa
A. L. Ladd
Sam and
Bruce Gray
8. BE. Gray
Chin
Wang Tao
Republic
Negro Trusty
Maury Dry Goods Company
T. H. Taylor
County Road Board
Culledka
Hampshire
Cumber
W. J. Bryan
Postmaster Jackson
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