Government seeks hundreds of accountants for war work
The Army Ordnance department needs 200 senior cost accountants 200 junior cost accountants and 500 clerks across ordnance establishments in the United States with salaries from 1000 to 4200 a year. The income tax unit seeks traveling and resident auditors at 1500 to 4500 a year. Open to men and women. applications via the civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de- Ee
Ordnance Department of the Army
Ordnance
United States
D. C
Flgo
Purean of
Internal Revenue
Uber
United States Civil Service
Commission
Tok Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
Cistom House
United States Ciel Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Birth Announcements from Nashville and Columbia Areas
Mr and Mrs J Wilson of Nailay Wille announce the birth of a baby boy and Mrs Wilson is remembered in Columbia as Miss Halide Jaynes. Mr and Mrs Howard Stubblefield of Nashville welcome a baby girl at thirty home. Mee Stubblefield will be named Annie Hughqa in Maury county. Mr and Mrs A Maghas welcome another baby girl, while Hinton Orr and wife celebrate a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Wilson
Naily Wille
Wilson
Columbia
Halide Jaynes
Howard Stubbtofield
Nashville
Mee
Stubblefield
Maury County
Annie Hughqa
Sond
A. 4
Maghas
Hinton Orr
Mont Pleasant News Local Gleanings and Relocations
Donovan and Mrs Mollie Baugun visit Nashville and Summer town guests arrive. Mildred Defining returns to Nashville after visiting Mrs R P Bunch. Several residents return from trips to Kentucky and Texas. Camp Sevier and Fort Riley notes with service members. Local visitors from Nashville, Chicago, Memphis, Lawrenceburg, and Clarksville are mentioned. Families welcome guests and report illnesses and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missee
Virginia
Mildred Hamm
Louloville
James W. Johnson
Camp Sevier
Edward Banko
Fort Riley
Kans
Sophia Ranko
Methodist appeal aims at sober world and vast campaign
Chicago January 22 A Methodist Episcopal Church plan for a five year missionary unit educational drive seeks a fund of 115060000 to promote a Christian world order. Leaders urge education for women in India China and Russia and call for new ideas to meet postwar conditions before the world church extends its reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas’ Nicholson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eli Wenship
America
China
Jas Dia
Isles of the Sea
Christan Church
Ray
B. Pisher
New York
India
Russia
Tomorow
Hidin
Calcutta
Waten
W. PL McDowell
Wallington
D.C
Mrs Carrie Harper Called To Final Rest
Mrs Carrie Winder Harper, 1? years old, died Tuesday night at Riverside of pneumonia after influenza. Her life centered on the Methodist church and acts of kindness. Survived by husband J. Vapor, others including Carter’s Creek, and two daughters. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at the First Methodist Church with burial at Rowe Hill cemetery. Pallbearers listed from local families and undertaker staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Carele Winder Harper
Riverside
Whch
Thome Harper
Luresonay
G. J. Vapor
Carter
C. W. Harper
Pleasxot
Rowe Hill Cemetery
TH. Foster
D. G. Foster
State Officials Elected by Legislature in Tennessee
In Nashville a joint session of the Sixty-first General Assembly re elected Jolie I Thomason as comptroller HI McAllister was chosen treasurer and Jolie B Harver as judge commissioner. Senate passed administration tax measures while opposition led by Senator J Paris wore down. A proposal to give each legislator 350 for housing costs failed in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
General Assembly
Jolie i Thomason
HI McAllister
Jolie B. Harver
Aither
Senate
J. Paris
Hying
Marriage licenses issued to Sverett Wiley and Susie Rewer
The notice lists issued licenses and couples including Robert Shelton and Jennie Loglifton, Dannie Jones and Jormale Brock, and Howard Giddens and Jewel Church amid a local public record of marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverett Wiley
Susie Rewer
Robert Shelton
Jennie Loglifton
Dannie Jones
Jormale
Brocks
Howard Giddens
Miss Jewel Church
Rambler notes early spring craze and local lore
The Rambler column reports budding spring signs in Maury County figures and social chatter. It mentions General Robert E Lee’s birthday anniversary, local officials, farm news, tobacco and egg crops, and upcoming automobile debuts from Hardison Motor Company and Fry Bros. with Oakland cars becoming a regional highlight.
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Garber’s
West Seventh Street
Maury National Bank
Katte Nutiieage
Katser
Mt. Pleasant News
Donovan
Mollie Baugun
Summertown
Mildred Defining
R. P. Bunch
Roy Sutton
Little Son
Mendin
Nebraska
J. H. Shockiey
Sam Gray
Summer Town
G. Collier
Lewisburg
R. Collier
J. B. Woodruff
P. T. Harris
Nabigele George
W. M. Richardson
Curthral McDaniel
Dallas
Texas
Twitsker Ray
Mlorence
Lila Held
Lawrenceburg
Pedro Gordon
Sandy Hook
Anna Held
Leten Millens
Springfield
L. 9
Butter
Ed Voorhier
Frank Kenney
Ben McClellan
Memphis
M. McClelat
Mahlon Gillert
Collmin
Will Hamm
Ruth Maddux
F.T. Morris
Annin Smith
Clarksville
A. Amith & Co
Garrett Collier
Petersburg
de Rhee
Lita Heldhay
Lawrencebur
Ernest Irwin
Pita Grace
Visting
Florence
Ala
A. J. Hathersty
Larissa Kittrell
Killdren
Tras Ray
Lucille Jonez
Woraunt
A. Be. Hutcherson
Si UL Ladheller
Geo, Adams
Sherman Owen
Amanda Sutton
Boyd Dodson
Camp Wadsworth
Tom Ledbetter
Waxatchie
Marsh Ledbetter
Carrie Harper
Thomason
Malister
Harper Land
Herald Coeap
Ada Pav
Heraly
J. Ross Burns
THE
Hardison Motor Company
Robert H. Lee
South
General Lea
John W. Adkisson
Burns
Spring Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Davis Mitchell
Hobbs Harmon
Scofield Fraser
Ton Water Church
Albert Whitley
Hobbs
Bi Four
Hobbs Aiso
Whitley
Holbe
Jimmy Edwards
Edwards
Chewterbacker
Charlie Burns
Thospate
Waig
Galurabja
Court House
Rambler
Constable Burns
Thames A. Kdlton
Tha
Georgette
J. Rosenthal
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