Personal notices and wedding anniversary in local paper
A string of personals notes details Mrs Sam J Thomas staying with Mars, travel plans for Franklin, Ernest Giddens discharge from Camp Mills New York, visits by Mrs Eugent Bilik and others, Lieut Herbert Gamble visiting, and multiple family trips to Florida Nashville Denver and San Francisco. Also notes the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Pennington with a large gathering and a gold loving cup gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Thomas
Mars
N. Alex
Franklin
Mins Ot
N. Gott
Ernest Giddens
Camp Mills
New York
Eugent Bilik
Tewlsting
R. J. Hays
Leslie Bradley
Howard Bradley
Chicago
Mom. Bradley
Vain
Chicato
Columbia Institute
Mra
Sindiater
Grant Rapids
Mich
Daugster
Helm
Herbert Gamble
McClalland
Ata
Hopkins
George Prinzell
George, Jr
Npaleyilte
Felix
Quiet Weddings Bond Three Local Couples In Maury County
Miss Minnie Fry and William Brown Taylor wed at her father W Fry's home with close kin present. After January 25 they will reside at the Ayres Hotel in Denver. Beulah Porter and J. S. Worley married at Ferris Presbyterian manse with both families in attendance. Clara May Freeman and David W. Trousdale tied the knot at Sunyside, with attendants Thelma Hill and Will Trousdale, then reception at McCain's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley-Porter
Beulah Porter
Worley
Presbyterian Church
Ferris
Texas
Maury County
Trousdale-Freeman
Clara May Freeman
David W.trousdale
Allen Freeman
Sunnyside
Otis Trousdale
Thelma Hill
Will Trousdale
McCain’s
Mrs.Trousdale
McCain's
W. P. Hendrix
Laura Staggs
William Brown Taylor
Mingle Fry
David W. Trousiale
Dr Otis Trousdale to Preach at First Presbyterian
Former Maury county resident and Newark church pastor Dr Otis Trousdale will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian church. He has many friends in the city and county who will be glad to hear him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Trousdale
Maury Countian
Newark
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Deaths and Funerals Raymond Holt and Sallie Scribner
Raymond Holt age 4 died after illness at the Tennessee Orphan Home following influenza contracted in Nashville. Prayer will be held at 2:30 p.m. with pallbearers from the home. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge. Sallie Myrtle Scribner, 46, died at home near Scribner's Mill after influenza, funeral at Bethany church and burial in Bethany cemetery. She left five children. her husband J. Scribner also died previously in 1918 from millarial fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Holt
Daily Herald
Tennessee Orphan Home
Nashville
Lucile
A. M. Burton
F. C. Lowell
Paul Slayden
Maury Undertaking Co
Obituary notices of Mr Scribner family and Mrs Duke
The Christian church mourns the death of a good hearted man, loved by family and friends. The funeral for the Scribners was at Bethany church with Rev. Rutherford and burial in Bethany Cemetery. Mrs. Margaret E. Duke aged 21, wife of Otie H. Duke, died after influenza. she was a member of St Josephs church Nashville and daughter of F J Byrne Nashville. Remains are being shipped to Nashville for funeral arrangements. She left behind her husband, parents, three brothers Lt Jane J and Michael F Byrne in France, Thomas Byrne Nashville, and four sisters. Maury Undertaking Co. handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Myrtle Scribner
Scribner's Mill
Christian Church
George Washington
Charle Williams
Ruby Bell
Bertha Myrtle
Mable Virginia
Bethany Church
H. N. Rutherford
Lynnville
Bethany Cemetery
The
Margaret E. Duke
Daily Herald
Otie H. Duke
Mt. Pleasant Pike
St. Joseph's Church
Nashville
Pine Street
Janes J
Michael F. Byrne
France
Thomas Byrne
Mary E
Annie
Alice
Sadie
Maury Undertaking Co
Local market quotations steady despite light sales
All local market quotations were unchanged today with livestock generally steady and eggs and produce weak. No cattle or hoge were shipped yesterday, but one car of mules left the stock yards. Receipts: cattle 290, hogs 1,800, sheep 40. Heavies 17.10, pigs 12.76 to 14.75, throwouts 14 and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Bourbon Stock Journal
The
Herald
Louisville
Egg and poultry prices from early market listing
The market shows eggs candied at 50 cents per unit loose and 4 dollars per case. Poultry prices range with hens 21 to 28 cents, large chickens 17 to 26 cents, small chickens 26 cents, old cocks 15 cents, turkeys 25 to 28 cents, ducks 18 cents, geese 13 cents. Butter and racking house stock listed at 32 cents.
FORD FOR SALE 1416 MODEL RUN ABOUT
FORD FOR SALE 1416 MODEL RUN ABOUT IN DECENT CONDITION. COMMERCIAL BODY INCLUDED. ASKING 16 DOLLARS. CONTACT DICK STEELE, SPRING HILL. JANDY ITWIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Dick Steele
Jandy Itwit
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M. HB. McLean
Atlanta
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Harry ‘Thomas
Zelwood Pla
Ailes Lelia Dillehay
Wilma Garrett
Pulaski
T. O. Litlard
Murfreesboro
Mra. BE
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Jom
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Dra
Arthur Leftwich
Minnie Farmington
Porter Greer Dadges
Tina MucRkahy
Missea
Sis Mal Leftwich
Dorothy Huckaby
Harold Leftwich
Pennington
Greer
Mrs. Penilisim
Erese
Yvirw
Pountagion
Lovius
Mont Mwkel
J. B. Scribner
Jermiah Baxter Scribner
Magerad
Georgette Crepe
Georgette
Hamburgs
Oase
J. Rosenthal Company
Maury National Bank
Alsyke
Timothy
RB Sale
Ecetere
Svedveewaew
Wilson and Jewel Coal Savers
Charter Oak
Boss
Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
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