Personal notices of visits and travels around town
A long list of residents and visitors in the area includes Mr. and Mrs. Maddin Voss at Theta and Carter's Creek, C Perry Snell of St. Petersburg, Fly, Bryant Walker from Nashville Bible School, Ida Walker and Ruth Jones returning to Godwin, Miss Willie Church bound for Chicago, and Irene Lowell from Gallatin schools at home for vacation. Others visit or travel to Franklin, Nashville, North Alabama, Berkeley, Iowa, and Helena, with multiple household visits, school faculty moving about summer plans, and a car journey dropping in on Mrs. W. A. Cathey. Several families are hosting or visiting relatives in Z ion, Chattanooga, Agnes Scott College, and Blythewood, with summer and fall work noted for Annie McBride and Miss Laura Stockton Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddin Voss
Theta
Carter’s Creek
C. Perry Snell
St. Petersburg
Bryant Walker
Nashville
Nashville Bible School
Ida Walker
Ruth Jones
Godwin
Mae McKnight
Carter's Creek
Willie Church
Chicago
Irene Lowell
Gallatin Public Schools
Vacatirs
Mises Mable Houston
Annie Barton McFall
North Alabama
Charlotte Smiser
Culleoka
Lowry
Iowa
T. Hardy Park
Annie McBride
Mississippi
N. A. Nicholson
Osceola
Ark
Claude Hendley
Berkeley
California
H. L. Hendley
Misa Bessie Fly
Franklin
Mise Fly
George L. Davidson
Helena
William Benj. Ricks
W. P. Morrison
Dickson
Monroe
W. A. Cathey
Forest Major
Alma
Michigan
Zion
J. M. Hodge
Chattanooga
T. A. Allen
Laura Davis Kinzer
Water Valley
W. J. Harbison
Riverside
Joseph Brown Tomlinson
Ada Brown
Laura Stockton Molloy
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Catherine Miller
E. H. Hatcher
Blythewood
Andrew Dale
Paul Brownlow
Jesse Ellington
Lubricating Oils at Martin and Vaughan Co
Martin and Vaughan Co announces headquarters for lubricating oils and cup grease at 1 Street. The notice highlights their specialty and location for customers seeking lubrication products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Hail Storm Ravages Columbia County Sections
A Wednesday night hail storm struck Columbia County towns including Cross Bridges and Timmons, causing heavy damage to gardens, fruit and shade trees, corn, and roofs. While many roofs suffered, no buildings were reported damaged beyond plaster and interior water intrusion. telephone lines and power facilities endured extensive outages with crews repairing in the Cross Bridges and Herrin areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lnes
Cross Bridges
Citizen Ines
Timmons
Herrin
Wind and hail damage hits Zion county farms
In Zion section, Bob Walker and McMillin homes suffered severe wind and hail Wednesday night. A tree toppled at Walker farm and another crushed a corner of a house porch at McMillin. Frank Anderson’s Pritchett place endured heavy hail, breaking corn and destroying new sweet potato slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Walker
McMillin
Gordon Jonze Place
Walker
Mr. McMillin
Crosis
Frank Anderson
Pritchett Place
Damage Hits A. J. Timmons Residence Area
A Wednesday night hail storm struck the Timmons vicinity causing damage to the A. J. Timmons residence and nearby corn fields and gardens in the county.
Hail damages Hampshire Pike farms near Columbia
Across the Hampshire pike from Cross Bridges to Columbia farmers suffered heavy losses Wednesday night. W. M. Tol-Jey John M. Byrne and Tom Cayce reported hail riddling corn blades and leaving fields looking wrecked and dejected. An advertisement urges Dr King s New Life Pills as a spring laxative claiming to remove winter wastes and refresh blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Bridges
Columbia
Hampshire Pike
W. M. Tol Jey
John M. Byrne
Tom Cayce
Graduates Leave for Nashville with Cumberland Telephone
The Cumberland Telephone Co. hires five graduates at close of school. Ronald Vons, Vassar Mitchell, Tillman Moore, Grady Murphy, and Claude Stacey depart Friday morning for Nashville to join the company and uphold the prior year’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone Co
Nashville
Ronald Vons
Vassar Mitchell
Tillman Moore
Grady Murphy
Claude Stacey
Piano Recital and Community Notices Highlight Columbia Scene
Mrs. W C Walker presented her class at Gaden Street church in a warm closing recital filled with rhythm and expression. Margaret Brittain led the daily lesson winners. other pupils included Gladys Smith Vera Smith Clara Dooley Ruth Hebbern Emmi Hays Wade Lucile Cook Sara Sue Haywood. Other items note Simon Jones and Miss Mattie Jones wedding at Poster's Chapel, J R Green and Miles Cook roses, Mrs J P Street hosting a rock party for children’s ward, and Mrs W C Salmon hosting a bridge and rook party with spring decorations. Community clubs report Students' Club officers elected and library hours announced. Britnell Gray wedding at Mt Pleasant with Miss Eugenia Gray and Ozie Franklin Britnell. Junior Mission Band and Maury Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy events listed. Williamson announces Robert W Williamson marriage to Margaret Secord in New York with home to Renfro, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brittain
Gladys Smith
Vera Smith
Clara Dooley
Ruth Hebbern
Emmi Hays Wade
Lucile Cook
Sara Sue Haywood
Hach
Plano
Logan
J. R. Green
Miles Cook
Maury County
I Britnell-Gray
James A. Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
Eugenia Gray
Ozie Franklin Britnell
Albany
Ala
H. M. Jarvis
Methodist Church
Williamson Secord
J. G. Williamson
Robert W. Williamson
Margaret Secord
Second Hand Cultivators For Sale
Three good second hand Hamilton tongueless cultivators, one second hand Tennessee tongue cultivator, for sale cheap. At it Street, Martin and Vaughan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
It Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Young Graham Enlists in Marine Corps at Paris Island
J. I. Graham Jr., son of Mr and Mrs J I Graham of Columbia, has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps. He is stationed at the Marine Barracks Paris Island Port Royal South Carolina after enlisting in Nashville days ago and is in training. He is brother of Mia Mike Simmons of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. Graham, Jr
J. 1. Graham
Columbia
Marine Corps
Uncle Sam
Marine Barracks
Paris Island
Port Royal
South Carolina
Graham
Nashville
Mia
Mike Simmons
Banks Offer 10 Aid In Liberty Bond Purchase
Maury county bankers announce they will finance Liberty bonds on the easiest terms. Buyers pay 10 dollars on a 50 dollar bond, the bank loans 40 at five percent annual rate for six months. Five percent interest on 40 for six months equals 1, yielding 3.5 percent on the 50 bond. The arrangement costs only twelve and a half cents in interest, fostering patriotism and enabling many to save fifty dollars in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
United States
First Potatoes of the New Crop Arrive in Riverside
A. H. Smith of Riverside submitted the first 1917 crop of native Irish Cobbler potatoes to The Herald. They were large for seed stock, some over three inches long and nearly two inches in diameter, valued at a substantial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Smith
Riverside
Herald Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redpath
Crash
Palm Beach
Porus
Anl
A. J. Timmons
Amis Timmons
Mr. Timmons
Timmons Vicinity
King's Daughters
Kings Daughters
Simon Jones
Mattie Jones
J. W. Sims
Poster's Chapel
Sawdust Valley
J. P. Street
Rock
North High Street
Theing’s Daughters’ Hospital
W. C. Salmon
Century Club
Mary Carpenter
A. B. Sheldon
Conner Mitchell
W. J. Dale, Jr
D. D. Litte
Eastin Littlefield
Paul Browslow
W. A. Dale
Richardson
They First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Confederacy
Maury
Daughters of the Confederacy
Garber’s
Milan
Panama
Crea
Chie Atwacton Pe Garber
Young Graham
Barkers
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