Local marriages mark a Nashville wedding and a Dyer ceremony
In Nashville Miss Lola Deliney M Dison of Roseville Ga and others quietly wed at Heritage parlors with Rev Dr Jongg officiating. Attendants included Miss Annie Lane Barber of Columbia and Miss Peniel Dixon of Rosaville Ga. Other weddings noted include Miss Panua May Dooley of Nashville and Miss Jessie Kittrell of Helf, plus Estelle Prences Smith and J. W. Gidcomb at One Mooreeville Pike. The Dyer Watton wedding at St Peter's Episcopal church drew hundreds of friends as Charlotte Morton Watson married Captain Herbert Nurph Dyer with Dr George C Watts officiating.
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Nashville
Lolahile
Fils
Anbie Lane Barber
Columbbia
Peniel Dixon
Rosaville
Pannia May Dooley
Nashe Ie
Jessie Kittrell
Hele
Nell Hehe
Cullen
Vinit
Columbia
Rossycilles
Misa Isle
Middle Tennesall
Murfreeshore
Vty
Metawvol
Herm
Hewt
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CIA
Dyer Watton
Frienia
Mise Charlotte
Morton Watson
Captain Herbert
Nurph Dyer
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
George C. Watts
Hector
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Dyer in Columbia
The article describes the wedding of Miss Dyer and Mr Dyer in Columbia. It notes the bride’s attire of white duchess satin with lace and pearls, a bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley, attendants in orchid gowns, and gifts from many friends. Captain Dyer is highlighted for his early service in Maury County and recent National Guard command. Also mentioned are a future wedding tour and a planned gathering of the local W. O. T. U. on Friday at 4 o'clock.
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Camille Heration
Charles AL Borgey
Harry Rithiott
Hinton J. Orr
Midaei Rebecca Watson
Law Bence
James Sudduth
W. J. Howard
Nashville
Phillip W. Dyer
Jamew Dédmih
Warren ‘Titcomb
Joseph W. ‘Totley
Budge Webr
Mrs. Dyer
Tianter
Dyer
Maury County
National Guard
Personal notices of visitors and locals in Norfolk area
A string of social updates lists Mr Norfleet McLemire of Loulet Hun visiting relatives on West Seventh Street, Mrs T B Tefft returning from Memphis, Miss Virginia Stratto h of Louisville visiting Mr and Mrs Sealey, Miss Hume from Michigan visiting Prof C M Hume, Mrs Marie McLemore Bolling from Washington visiting Mrs McLemore, C M Erwin traveling to Atlanta after a visit, Mrs W Walker of Wichita Falls visiting her sister, Miss Norma Warfield to arrive mid June from Miss Mason's Castle, Miss Glalys Kekew visiting Mrs C Bakew, Miss Reba Wolf visiting Miss Pollytingky, Miss Lucilla Cook visiting in Albany, Mrs Maze Eskew returning to Macon, Miss Charlotte Capers visiting with her grandparents, Miss Octavine Lang at home for the autumn, Ming Lang in New York City with Students League progress and attention from American artists.
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Norfleet McLemire
Loulethun
West Seventh Street
Tefft
Memphis
Ww. Co
Crant
Wot Eowin
Virginia Strattoh
Louville, Ky
Vet H. Sealey
Willamsport Pike
Miss Hume
Michigan
Norfolk
Glalys Kekew
Mra
C.cobakew
Reba Wolf
Misa Sa- Hie Polytingky
Courtlano
Ala
Lucilla Cook
Miles Cook
Alabany
Maze Eskew
Macon
Misa Charlotte Capers
de and
W. Bi Capers
Jackson
Misty
Dr.and
W.P. Woldridge
Misa Octavine Lang
Ing We Art
Btudents League
New York City
Ming Lang
America
Morton Reelected Superintendent of Springfield Schools
Prof. W. P. Morton, formerly of the county High School and Columbia Military Academy, has been reelected superintendent of Springfield schools. Morton has served two years in the post and his reelection is evidence of broad support.
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W.P. Morton
The
County High School
Columbia Miliary Academy
Springfield
Porker at Today Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Parker prices rose about Afwen cents in Loutaville and NashVille while cattle held steady amid slow, draggy trade. Lamb prices fell seventy five. Nashville reports. Local markets unchanged with hog receipts around 2,000 head and cattle 400 head. Lambs ranged from 12.75 to 43. sheep from 3.60 down.
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Parker
Loutaville
NashVille
Nashville live stock market report from June 9 1900s era
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn hog receipts around 1000 with steady to 15 cents higher, cattle about 100 with a market blow, sheep and lambs 100 plus receipts steady to 75 cents lower. Prices quoted include prime hogs 5.00 to 5.50, light shipping steers around 6.50, butter price blocks and grain figures listed for corn, flour, and clover products.
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Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Uillkere
Herdserass
Kiwanis Opera Pocahontas Cast Meeting Notice
Miss Camilie Herndon, director, asks all participants for Pocahontas to attend a meeting tomorrow night at the Pursuit Hotel Hethel. It is very important that all who present at the meeting heed this call.
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Kiwania Club
Camilie Herndon
Hethel
Officers Seek Investigation Porter death
Deputy Sheriff Alderson and special officer Paul Johnson, who fatally shot James K Porter of Huntsville, Alabama after Porter reinjured arrest near Shady Grove in Hickman county, surrendered to local authorities and request a full investigation. The case draws attention to body handling and law questions, as inquiries continue with Legion oversight and other agencies reporting no contradictions to officers' statements. Porter’s mother says he had a prior dispute, while Sheriff Houser keeps Porter's pistol with five shells as investigators prepare findings.
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Daily Herald
Sherif Jesse B
Alderson
Paul Johnson
James K. Porter
Huntsville
Ala
Shady Grove
Hickman County
Hickman
Foree
G. K. Houser
Columbia
American Legion
Legion Post
Porter
Government Vocational
Greensboro
Ar Weit St
Centreville
Hick‘man County
Maury County
Sherif Houser
Alderaon
Johnson
HidRman County
Monte McDaniel Joins Mules Baseball Team
Columbia fans learn Monte McDaniel has joined the Mules, slated for outfield or behind the plate. He previously played for Danville in the Piedmont League and is praised for fielding and hitting. To make room, McDowell was released. McDaniel strengthens catching depth with Rea Smith and Freeman.
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Columbia Ball
Monte McDaniel
Mailés
Monte
Danville
McDaniels
McDowell
Cowde
McDaniel
Rea Smith
Freeman
McDaniel Plase
Edtolea
Smith
Kime
Mslic
Clark
Malow
Bissett
Ald
Jasett
Kite
Hall
Bliett
Mutea
Zemek
Pep Ddan
Hlowx
Dian
Fane
Blissett
Columbia
Drayton
Baker
Winkler
Oe Lee
Shefield
Columb
Flowe
Riddle
Stout
Bliissett
Shof
Umplres
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Legion to Hold State Meeting at Chattanooga
Between 500 and 700 World War veterans will attend Tennessee’s third annual American Legion state convention in Chattanooga July 1 and 2. National Commander F W Galbreath Jr. will speak. delegates can use special rail rates and hotel blocks are arranged. The event includes a parade and a Tennessee River boat ride ending with a grand ball at the Chattanooga Golf and Country Club.
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Herald
Knoxville
Tenn
The
American Legion
Chattanooga
Guy H. May
Tennessee Department
Southern Passenger Association
Lookout City
Alexander Gitterry
Care Mre
John A. Patten
Chattanoord
FB. W. Galbreath, Jr
Prof John A Harris Will Return To Teach In City
Prof John A Harris, longtime head of Central County High School's commercial department, will rejoin the city's institution faculty next year. After consideration of other offers, he accepted to stay, praised for inspiring students and advancing the commercial department's progress.
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John A. Harris
Central County High School
Harris Ia
Harris
Columbia
Commercial
Captain Hardison to Leave County High School for Academy
Captain Maximilian Hardison, longtime faculty member at County High School and World War I veteran, declines reelection and will join Columbia Military Academy next year. His departure leaves the high school with a loss but the academy gains a skilled instructor. He is the son of Andrew Jackson Hardison, a county board of education member.
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Maximilian Hardison
Columbia Military Academy
Hardison
Econk
Maury County
Sears
Andrew Jackson Hardison
Hill takes course at Normal School
Prof. J. M. Fitagerdld returns from Birmingham and plans to go to Murfreesboro to take a course at the Tennessee Normal. He has been reelected principal at Graham School in the first district.
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J. M. Fitagerdld
Birmingham
Murfreesboro
Mer
The
Tennessee Normal
Fit
Graham School
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