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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

5

Social notes from Columbia and surrounding towns

Columbia and nearby communities saw a steady flow of visitors and locals traveling to Nashville and other cities. Notables like former Representative R. A Wilkes and Capt. G M W Kinzer were among the many in town for meetings, shopping, and social calls, while Miss Kate Wright returned from Dawson and Miss Thelma Dunn prepared to rejoin Columbia Institute.

William G. Greanlaw Nashville Frank Compton Lynnville Columbia R. A Wilkes Cullecka T. H. Gilbreath Monteagle Brownie Louise Tomlinson Cullooka Ed Orr Mt. Pleasant H. O. Fulton Besse Flys Jesse Ellington, Jr Street Fulton Mina Lucy Cloud McMinnville Dorothy Fulton Jack Pelham Mobile Ala Clark Jones Mary McKinney New York City E. E. McLemore Lillte Miss Randolph New York Irvine Taylor Jno. P. Graham Eva Akin John Leonard Nelson Bol Maxwell A. F. Burnley Irene Nicholson Mary Lewisburg Kate Wright Dawson,c Joseph H. Fussell Wayland Springs Hugh Barker Montgomery Alex Barker Annie Pigg Lucile Jones Water Valley Edna Peters Georgia Taylor

Viola Hardison and William Huckaby Unite in Marriage

In a Wednesday afternoon ceremony Elder Gro ver C. Brewer of the First Christian church united Miss Viola Hardison and William Huckaby in marriage. The couple, well regarded in local society, begin their life together amid friends’ warm wishes.

Viola Hardison William Huckaby Grover C. Brewer First Christian Church Pelham Grigsby Edna Grigsby Vester W. Pelham Spring Hill C. C. McNeal Miss Grigsby Mr. Pelham

Loan offer on farm lands by Maury National Bank Building

For loan of fifty thousand dollars at five percent interest on first class improved farm lands for a term of five years. Amounts in sums of thirty two thousand and up. W G C Salmon, Attorney, S dtwedwat.

Maury National Bank W. GC. Salmon

First Arrest by State Rangers in Stewart County

Special to The Herald Dover Tenn June state rangers under Thomas Tansill of Williamson County arrested Lon Lawrence Herbert Cato and a third man on Tuesday near the Kentucky line in Stewart County. They were charged under indictments from a special circuit court term with night riding and were taken to Clarksville for safekeeping.

Herald Dover Tenn State Rangers Thomas Tansill Williamson County Lon Lawrence Herbert Cato Coho Kentucky Stewart County Clarksvillen

County Education Board Elects Teachers for County Schools

The county education board selected most teachers at a lengthy session on Monday with several positions still to be filled. Many veterans were reappointed. lists show White and Colored teachers across districts including Greenfield Bend, Santa Fe, Forest Grove, and Campbell’s Station, with several schools awaiting completions.

County Board of Education Flist Greenfield Bend Pearl Puckett Annie Lee McKnight Jones School Mary Baker Akin’s Academy Annie T. Sowell Peter Valley Pigg Himwood Fannie J. Sowell Santa Fe J. L. Church Fannie Sowell Ora Sowell Forest Grove Stella M. Satterfield Bethel Allen Walters Johnson's Chapel J. A. McKnight Luckett's Chapel Mattie L. Walters Roach Annie Delk Bertha Gwynn Chestnut Ridge Maxie Watkins Water Valley Gussie Tucker Samaritan Maude Williams Kinderhook Marie Greenfield

School staffing list from Chapel Hill and surrounding areas

A fragmented roster lists teachers and principals by race and location including Miss Leah Cowin, Miss Margaret Holt, Walter M. Noel, G. W. Read, L. C. Grimea, Su ale Lipscomb, Woodrow and Cross Bridges, Sam Howell, Hallie Barton, R. B. Reynolds, Mattie Dodson, Janie Mason, Mary Brown, Sara Harlan, John P. Stephens, Mrs. John P. Stephens, David Morrison, Isom, Lizzie Williams, and others marked as to be supplied across Colored and White schools in Canaan Salem Love Branch Kettle Mills Dry Fork Pleasant Union and nearby.

Tet Theta Athendale Etta Timmons Xena Foster Godwin Novie Short Dark's Mill Roy Green New Hope Kate Witherspoon Bertha Thompson Sunshine Mary Lou Brown Carter Lizzie Lynch Lott's Chapel Leah Cowin Margaret Holt Walter M. Noel Mr. Pleasant Ide B. Cates Chapel Hill Lou Willie Sessions Union Valley G. W. Read Concord L. C. Grimea Zion Miss Suale Lipscomb Woodrow Cross Bridges Canaan Sam Howell Salem Hallie Barton White—McDowell Macedonia R. B. Reynolds Mattie Dodson Janie Mason Mary &. Brown Rocky Glade Sara Harlan Hampshire John P. Stephens Love Branch David Morrison Mary Duke Isom Kettle Mills Lizzie Williams Dry Fork Pleasant Union

Police Restore Mare to Owner in Nashville Area

Chief McLean and Patrolman Lancaster recovered a stolen mare for owner Mr. Lewis after a Nashville call chain traced the animal from Yokely’s stable to a Nashville area, later to Columbia. The mare had traveled with a blind bridle and no saddle after being stolen Friday night.

My Lean Lancaster Naghville Trenay Yokely McLean Sidebottom Nashville Columbia Lewis Noble

New Road in Fourth District Opens Six Mile Route

A six mile road will connect Daniel Williams on Bear Creek Pike to Carpenter's Bridge Road on Duck River in the fourth district. Granted by the county road commission, surveys are done and most rights of way secured. The route traverses a much loved area in need of roads.

Daniel William Ands Bear Creek Pike Carpenter's Bridge Duck River County Road Commission

Dr Dernburg To Leave America For Europe

New York June 9 Dr Bernt Dernburg has booked passage on the steamship Bergenafjord of the Norwegian American line leaving Saturday. The journey is arranged for Mrs Dernburg and was announced at the country offices late today.

New York Bernt Dernburg Passure Bergenafjord Nowegian American Line Thirt Dernburg

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