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Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

26 Jul 1918

Page 5

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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

5

Personal notices from Columbia and surrounding towns

Miss Selma Glover of Nashville visits Mrs Frances Dean and relatives travel through Spring Hill and Santa Fe. Numerous locals and guests visit family in Columbia, Paris, Nashville, and other nearby towns. A July wedding and several visits mark community news with travel, illness, and summer plans.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Selma Glover Nashville Frances Dean Frank Hammon Spring Hill John Hayes Smyrna John Bell Columbia Bell Santa Fe H. B. Cochran Clark Cochran Red Boiling Springs Ike Lovell Jadys Wiley J. B. Love Q. Underhill Chattan Jooga Vuith Raymond Journey Highland Park David Williams Chicago Robert S. Webb Murphy Webb Frank Searight W. 2D. Hastings Omie Jones Florence Ala Missea Dora Annette McClean George Adams Mt. Pleasant Ermest Giddens Mary Mb Tl. Sr A. M. Miller St “Tly. Ayn Albert N. K. Schrager L. B. Kirk Andrew, Tenn Nerd Amother 4. K. Schrager Clara. Morton State Normal Murfreesboro EB. H. Hatcher Kate Smiser Clyde A. Thomas Hitle Jackson, Tenn Mr. Thomas Sam J. Thomas Clare Huff Cedartown F. R Sheegog Pulaski Pike Virginia Wakefield Blele Porter Willismaport A. H. Branham Quantico Coumbia Frank Vaughan Fafte Cleveland Ohio G. K. Erwin H. Ryans T. B. Redman Flw. Evans Ashville N.C A. C. Lane Hamshire Lilian Gamble Tn Nashville Mable Dooley Mamie Kitchen
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Local Wedding Highlights At Goodlettsville And Columbia

A wedding in Goodlettsville featured a bride in white taffeta georgette crepe with white bouquet and a reception in the home decorated in white and green, with Mrs Datton Oliver playing and Mr A J Yorgey singing. The couple, Mr. Myers and Miss Lillian Mayfield, plan a Sixnal Mountain honeymoon and will reside in Goodlettsville, with many gifts noted as proof of popularity. In Columbia a quiet ceremony joined Mrs Lillian Mayfield and Mr Join Dowell at the home of Mrs D I Bell Mentigy, Tenn, followed by a short bridal trip and residence at West Tenth St Columbia.

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Foster Din John Foster Williamsport W. v0 Mrs. Foster Mabel Foster Fannie May Garner Kate Witherspoon Mig Misener Calumna Yetl Tr City Michigan Mre Mrs. Wisener Janes Covey Kannon Thein Billie Oliver Lillie Tom Chadwell Madison Tenn Hites Bride Georgette Killarney George Stewart Jones Maury County Myers Goodlettaville Sixnal Mountain Bess Walker Glizabeth Wilson Fayetteville Missis Lottie Smith Cornelia Alexdniter Columbia Mary Orr Mt. Plaisant Annie Sue Myers Dowell-Mayfield Lillian Mayfield Frank Dowell D. I. Bell Mentigy Snd Rey Hardingard Dowell West Tenth St
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Miss Cora Kennedy Dies at Nashville Hospital

The remains of Miss Cora Kennedy who died Thursday at St Thomas hospital Nashville were laid to rest Saturday at Wilkes cemetery after a short service. She became ill Monday week prior and survived only a few days. Accompanied to Nashville by her sister Miss Anna and brothers Knox and Will, they were joined by their wife and daughter Mr and Mrs Wil Ort. Her death saddened her parents Mr and Mrs R. S. Kennady, longtime members of the Central Presbyterian church near Glendale.

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Cora Kennedy St .Thomas Hospital Nashville Wilkes Cemetery Miss Kennedy Anna Knox Will Amele Wil Ort
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Columbia Girls Sign On as Uncle Sam Stenographers

Three California girls depart this morning to become stenographers for Uncle Sam. They will work for the nitrate extraction firm allied with Ate Ni trate corporation, earning 85 a month each. Names mentioned include Miss Wale Lautesiarer ly With Anderson firdsienet Master and Miss Annie Davis, recently with Attorney J. H. Dinning, Caroline Steen, and Goodman Dean Markle Worke. Positions were secured through the U S employment office after five applications were received Thursday. The government is using employment offices to meet labor needs during the war.

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Coliornia Kiryett Sam Washington Hato Sheffield Ate Nitrate Corporation Geraans Hudrew Whedelt Anderson Firdsienet Anmie Davis J. H. Dinning Caroline Steen Goodman Markle Worke U. S Anc
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Pack Mule Service News Teases Mountain Stations

Fragmentary text outlines a Herald column with garbled references to mule service, Ttullan troops, and theft stations near mountains. Incomplete wording hints at a cheap column format and potential pay topics without clear facts or names.

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Maury Dry Goods Josephine Moore Henry Moore Eloise Martin Mia Ro N Goad J.B. Westmoreland Baby Cullooka N. J Ove Annie Mai Cathey Her Cathey Virginia Nicholson Ilmer Johnson Richard Jolison Lawrence Perry Evan Hardison Roy Hardison Scribb Pogue Lawrence Kirk Leslie Letsinger Claudia Thomas A. P. Walker Columbia Girls Uncle Sam Herald General Assembly Tennessee Wm. B. Whitaker
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