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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
City of Columbia Civil Appeals in Circuit Court
Three cases appealed by defendants from the city court were heard in the circuit court. Wiley Dou lase case continued by the city, Henry Kennedy case verdict for the defendant, and another Henry Kennedy case dismissed at the city's cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Columbia
Wiley Douglase
Henry Kennedy
Century Club Completes Elegant Improvements in Columbia
Members finish tennis court pool and billiard tables and other conveniences at the Century Club. New crossing built at its home, swept daily by the club porter with city permission, adding to street appeal and public convenience. Concrete crossing to stay dust free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Columbia
National Banks Report Gains and Club Improvements
Maury National and Phoenix National statements show substantial gains under Comptroller call as combined assets near 1.7 million. The plan includes a finished tennis court billiard rooms and new mahogany tables with modern conveniences. Club leadership under President W M Chaffin and Secretary Bascom E B Regen cited as driving progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury and Phoenix Show
W. M. Chaffin
Bascom EB. Regen
Columbia
Maury National
Phoenix National
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Flower Mission Day at Tennessee Orphan Home Inspires The Herald
The Columbia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held a Flower Mission Day at the Tennessee Orphan Home with a memorable program. Members brought magnolia blossoms, fruits, and books for the inmates, delivering a graceful tribute to The Herald which stood as a recipient of their loyalty. Henry Flowers attempted a ride from Williamsport to Columbia but, unable to pay, spent a night in the street gang after a livery mishap. The story blends community charity with a quixotic tale of botched fortune and a cautionary note about quick money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Tennessee Orphan Home
T. N. Piguers
Herald
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry
Flowers
Columbia
Williamsport
Mr. Powers
Ice Cream Supper Planned at McCains for School Fund
An ice cream supper will be held at the McCain school house on Friday night June 16 to raise funds for the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Cains
Lunch on grounds at me conference held at Glendale church
The Glendale Methodist church hosted a Saturday morning third quarterly conference with ladies of the congregation serving lunch. Elder M. Harrell presided as the presiding elder, and the morning session covered church business. The report notes the hind quarterly conference at Columbia with similar proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Methodist Church
Kider
M. Harrell
Columbia
Ge Titian Fenight
Dr C D Nowlin Speaks On Teeth To Teachers
Dr C D Nowlin addressed teachers gathered at the Institute in session at the Athenaeum building on the care of teeth. The address proved instructive and beneficial to those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Nowlin
Athenaeum
Handsome Volume Is School Record for 1911 Class
The High School Register of Maury County presents a handsome volume donated by the senior class 1911. It lists class names, program features, songs, addresses, class history, and spaces for future entries, visitors, and material to be added. Names on the class register include Eloise Oskes, Margaret Dodson, Anyce Joyce, Nell Burns, Bessie Billington, Mayse Southal, Nevie Short, Dora McClain, Edna Wisener, Laura Peyton, Rena Mitchell, Myrtle Lee Edwards, Mary Brittain, Geo. Brown, Tillman Thompson, Harwell Parks, Gordon Morton, and Gilbert Orr. The title page bears the inscription Presented to Columbia High Seriol by Senior Class of 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Eloise Oskes
Margaret Dodson
Anyce Joyce
Nell Burns
Bessie Lee Billington
Mayse Southal
Nevie Short
Dora McClain
Edna Wisener
Laura Peyton
Rena Mitchell
Myrtle Lee Edwards
Mary Brittain
Geo. Brown
Tillman Thompson
Harwell Parks
Gordon Morton
Gilbert Orr
Columbia High
Assault on Wife at the Station Leads to Fines
Will Johnson, a Black man, was fined six dollars and costs on Monday in city court for assault on his wife at the depot where she said she was bidding goodbye to her preacher. Policemen Barker and Stages arrested him. Mack Fraser, another Black man, was fined six dollars for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Hve
Barker
Mack Fraser
Equal division plan for election machinery debated in Nashville
Special to The Herald from Nashville says after a week of talks to settle factional split over election machinery the plan for a ten member election board with equal representation drew mixed support. Senator Lea returned to Washington without final results while Adams proposed the plan and fusionists showed agreement. Baxter and the Regulars rejected it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Nashville
Tenn
Luke Lea
Washington
Adams
Ten
Lea
Trial of Pulaski Bank Case Postponed to Saturday
Because Judge W B Lamb could not attend, the hearing before Special Chancellor P Piopers was postponed until Saturday. The Pulaski case against the bank will resume in Columbia with all parties required to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lamb
Arrowamttlh Cnece ‘Fifing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phoenix National Bank
Cotham Bros
Frank S. Osborne
Arden Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Shurch Bell Telephone
The
West Seventh Street
Splendid Report
National Banks
Flower Mission
W.C.T.U
Henry Flowers
Columbia Sun
Cardui
Mary Jinks
Treadway
Cardus
Carduh Wrastey Ladien’ Advinecy Dept
Mediting Co
Chattemeega
DR. C. D. Nowlin
Maury County Trust Co
Maury National Bank
R ©. Church
C. A. Parker
Jno
W. Fry
W.P. Ridley
J. F
Moore
F. Swansburg
West 7Th Street
Columbia, Tenn
Nowlin
Dentisi
Blackleg
Woldridge’s
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated
Jon
United States
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