Columbia Herald at Columbia Tennessee Post Office
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
4
YMCA Movement in Columbia Aims for Inclusive Worldly Club
D Lander editor writes that the YMCA movement progresses in Columbia with a plan to start a welcoming, nonexclusive club serving all ages and backgrounds. The effort seeks wide support from the public, urging every boy and man to join, to foster better acquaintance and moral welfare across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inymen
Century Club
Columbia
Elks Club
Elke
Elka
Elk
Y.M.C. A
Times
Bove
Association
Ite
Postoffice Clerks Convene Ninth Annual Meeting in Bethell
The Tenneries Association of Postoffice Clerks held its second annual convention in Bethell with President J A Dodds presiding. Nashville was chosen as next meeting place, and officers were elected including Albert Dating Nashville as president and M O Thorpe Memphis as grievance chair. Delegates heard on eight hours day and annual leave aims, with Mr Padgett endorsing the association’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenneries Association of Postoffice
Bethell
J. A. Dodds
Chattamooga
John W. Jackson
John Trotwood Moore
Colunbis
Manry County
Moore
Daling
Nashville
Padgett
Albert Dating
Ist. Vira Pvt
Daniels
Clarisvile
Ad Vicw
B. H. Cochran
Columbia
Mise Pletcher Farias
Mr. McNabb
Chattanooga
Cchairman
Firmnce
KA. Wilson
Groesviie
M. O. Thorpe
Memphis
Cedar Rapids
Twa
Albert Daling
Methell
Century
Decoration of Graves at Rose Hill Observance
The Confederate graves at Rose Hill will be decorated Saturday at 4 PM. Dr A G Dinwiddie will deliver the address. Committees prepare flowers, decorating stands, monument, transportation, music, and children with numerous local names listed for each task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
A. G Dinwiddie
Will Biemig
James Siar
Jobo Fry
Sug Gray Donnington
Horace Kainey
Robert McKinney
Anniv
Mary Hine
Kzora
Sam Hays
Mort
Jobo Mitchell
Fan Wise Smith
A.D. Phierson
W. B. Dobbins
H. G. Brave
Robert Nichola
Frank Smith
Robert Pillow
Roan Barnett
Mra
Alien Brown
Joseph Fus
Columbia High School Graduating Exercises Schedule
The graduating exercises of Columbia High School will be held Thursday evening, June 8, at 8 o'clock in the Athl e s ium. Graduates include Misses Bessie Ashton, Dora Groes, Lacy Aurelia McGrower, Minnie Polk, Jane Evans Sowell, Elizabeth Wallace and Nannie Norval Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
Athelsium
Misees
Bessie Ashton
Dork Groes
Lacy Aurelia McGrower
Minnie Polk
Jane Evans Sowell
Elisbeth Wallace
Nannie Norvol Wharton
Rojestvensky Prisoner as Ships Fall in Corean Battle
Washington May 30 reports from Tokyo via cablegram detail the great naval clash in the Corean Straits. Admiral Rojestvensky and a staff officer were captured after the flagship Kniaz Bouvard collapsed. Russian losses total twenty two. Japanese ships suffer no serious damage. Dmitri Donskoi, Oslavia, Navarrin, and Sinvol are noted as damaged or sunk. Admiral Mieu is slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corean Straits
Foreign Office
Tokio
Jogo
Rojestvensky
Navarrin
Sinvol
Paweay
Oushakoff
Mieu
City Court Hears Disorder Case and Local Injuries
Several attendees at City Court Tuesday morning described a disorderly scene at Sue's saloon in Black Bottom where Col lis Whitley and Ad Frierson two colored youths were fined five dollars for slight injuries and disturbances. Maupin from South Columbia claimed a serious beating after being attacked by Sitz and involved a bottle strike. The report notes a chase for Sitz as police watch. Also mentioned are routine health notes on Addin Simms Bennett and other local residents slowly recovering from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis Whittley
Ad Frierson
Collis
Maupin
South Columbia
Sue
Black Bottom
Sitz
Strusk
Stampedin Maupin
Bitz
Summertown Journal Notes Community Growth and Visits
Summertown letters report a lively town with church services at Methodist and Baptist churches and a sermon by Rev. Hosale. Citizens work on permanent projects, local crops thrive despite cool weather, and residents return from Nashville May Carnival. New drug store Gilliam Pickard opens. Mayberrys relocate to Chicago. Belson moves to Summertown. Buchelders relocate near Mt Pleasant. A new depot is hoped for, a small library grows, and a Hatlalo picnic foreseen with grape vine awnings and dinner.
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Summertown
The
Herald
Hosale
M. E. Chatch
Tenn
Cox, Mill
Mrs. Usher
Chicago
Mra. Mayberry
E. B. Belson
Wear
Henryville
Avian
W. L. Buchelder
Mt. Pleasant
J. A. Nayes
Methodist
Baptist
Hatlalo
Quar terly meeting reviews farm progress in Water Valley
Water Valley notes a quarterly meeting at Goshenbnivh last Friday and Sunday. Reports show work in fine condition despite heavy rains delaying farm tasks. Land washed, corn and wheat damaged on bottom land. fences and water gates washed away. Local residents and visitors, including Blackburns, Waters, Gryanat, and others, are listed among recent social visits and health hopes for Brit Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Goshen
Brother Lowell
John Blackburn
Ridley
Wess Roborts
Lonia
Columba
James Kinver
Our Creek
Baird
Nasaville
J. J. Williams
Ro D Blackburn
Rebeson Waters
Odie Gryanat
Shady Grove
Bigouville
Brit Gardner
Sallie Hutcheson
Paeta
Carter's Creek
Missy Lule Baker
Chloe
Santa
Roberts’ Bend
Wm. Cook
John Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Jess Hutcheson
Mt Pleasant
Onze
Ellen May Launch Draws Crowds on Duck River
Several hundred people watched the Ellen May launch on Duck River Monday afternoon. The steam-powered boat, built by imin Colombia, slid into the water amid wide interest. It seats thirty and is named for the granddaughter of Mr. Antinn who plans to use it for private parties up and down the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May
Duck River
Co Poter Catina
Imin Colombia
Igate
Beth
Antinn
Public School Exercises at Athenaeum Entertainers Present
Monday and Tuesday programs at the Athenaeum feature first grade performers of Public School Exer cises with operetta The Enchanted Wood and a graduation program. The set includes songs, readings, declamations, diplomas, and an Alumni Banquet.
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Beboda
The
Athenaeum
Hunter
J. Kinrons
Dinwiddie
Jon Lilly
Minnie Polk
Norton Nichols
Eigth
W. Fleming
Sonny
Mise Beasie Ashton
Pirot
W. B. Capers
Athéna¢om
J. W. Chitteeee Beeen
Maggie Dear
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