Social events highlight Bluff City society notes
Miss Elizabeth Looney of Columbia visits Memphis with a string of social affairs. An al fresco fencing party at Overton Park honors Elise Reid and Elizabeth Looney, followed by a novelty shower for Miss Overton at the Presbyterian church. Other items cover weddings, engagements, and gatherings across Columbia and nearby towns, with families and local clubs hosting receptions and home entertainments.
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Looney
Elizabeth Looney
Elise Reid
Memphis
Bluff City
Mra Arthur
Buchanan
Elisabeth Looney
Columbia, Tenn
Helen Salsbury
Harriet Smith
Columbia
Margaret
Charlotte Craft
Louisa Looney
Levin Compton
Elizabeth Jones
War- J
Barbara Wilkinson
Image Bower
Eliie Reid
Maklet Smith
Weid
Thisvening
Edmund D. Looney
Coumbia
Tenn
Saturay
Grenada
Overton Park
Coimbra
Mists Reid
Morgan Plummer
Tei
Samuel Loring
Wiss Looney
Tevin ‘Ohjwon
Leila May
Katrina Marelet
Aaiattty
Miss Overton
Aileen Overton
Presbyterian Church
Lucile
Croid
Reba Wilsford
Donald Thomas
Manly
Local Railroad Worker Hurt in Morning Accident
Joe Millehay of South Columbia was struck by locomotive trucks during road improvements near Maritime. He suffered hip pain but officials expect no serious injury. Millehay resides at Bryant Station.
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Joe Millehay
South Columbia
Maritime
Dillehay
Bryant Station
Crunk Sues Murphy for 10000 Damage Claim
Harry C. Crunk of South Columbia files a $10,000 damage suit against John I. Murphy alleging a several days old incident in which Crunk was badly beaten by Murphy and his son. The declaration is not yet filed but the case is returnable at the November 1 circuit court term. Murphy, a prominent farmer on Highland Avenue, owns substantial farm property north of the city.
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Columbia
Columb Lage
Kate Latta Gordon
Dyersburg
Clark Tyndall Jones
Msury County
Jackson
Possessed
Toomas Cage Gordon
Mia
Jonn W. Jackson
Postal Telegraph Company
At- Tans
Harry C. Crunk
Highland Avenue
Staying Qualities of Wood Power Mower Proved
Farmers in Maury county report the Walter A. Wood mower offers supreme staying power with low upkeep. Ex Johnson bought a secondhand unit nine years ago. Conner Kinzer’s mower has run nearly twenty years. Polk Andrews uses a forty year old machine with minimal repairs. Street, Martin and Vaughan Company sell the Walter A. Wood mower exclusively in this territory.
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Walter A. Wood
Maury County
Ex Johnson
Williamsport
Conner Kinzer
Sawdust
Kinzer
James Chamberlain
Polk Andrews
Lowell Mill Pike
Street
Martin & Vaughan Company
Andrews
Street, Martin and Vaughan Company
Bank statements show strong growth for Mau ry and Phoenix Banks
Splendid showings are made in the statements issued today by the Mau ry National and Phoenix National Bank of Columbia. Healthy increase in deposits and assets should be most gratifying to patrons and shareholders. The strength of those splendid institutions increases as the months go by.
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Maury National
Phoenix National Boarke
Columbia
Over the County: Thompson Family Welcomes Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs A M Thormpson of Hampshire welcome a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Miles Murphey of the Mooresville pike report a baby weighing eleven pounds.
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A. M. Thormpson
Hampshire
Lowely
Ecd
Miles Murphey
Mooresville Pike
Registration Books Maury County Open July 8 10
Maury County election officials announce three day registration on July 8 9 10 from 8 am to 9 pm at all voting places. Voters not registered since last August or with changed residence must register or be barred from the August election. No county office opposition noted but district races for constable and justice of the peace expected. petitions due by July 22.
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Maury County
Commissioners of Election
Quere
Agricultural Train To Visit Columbia July First
The state agricultural train touring the state for six weeks arrives in Columbia on Tuesday July 2 at 1 PM with exhibits on improved implements pure food stock and livestock. Stops include Ewell Madison Gallatin Portland Hartsville Franklin Lynnville Pulaski Mt Pleasant Sumer town Lawrenceburg Loretto and more. The program features demonstrations by experts and a pure food exhibit under Dr Kion or a competent attendant. The event aims to help farmers learn about devices and practices cost free time spent will be valuable.
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State Department of Agriculture
Columbia
Ewell
Madison
Gallatin
Portland
Hartsville
Franklin
Lynnville
Pulaski
Mt. Pleasant
Summertown
Lawrenceburg
Loretto
Kio’ N
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Highlighted for Emergencies
An old remedy card praises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for relief from earache toothache pains burns sore throat and other emergencies, presenting it as a splendid quick aid.
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Thomas
Dean's Regulars Laxative Pickup Advice
A notice suggests relief for habitual constipation by taking a mild laxative regularly. Dean's Regulars are recommended for this purpose, priced at 35 cents per box at local drug stores.
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Elipions
Adams Owen
Irene Owen
Andrew Adames
W. T. Maggard
Ninth Street
Adams
Cumberland Telephone Co
George Owen
Riverside
Jackson Overton
Alicen Overton
Waverly Hayes Jackson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fe, Birkett
Eunice Polk
W. P. Jackson
Camille Herndon
Eloise Oakes
Oakes
Neven
Miss Herndon
Mary Brooke
Elise English
Jonas Gordon
Mendelssohn
Lobenerin
Mrs. Jackson
Chattanooga
Atlant
First Cumberland Church
W. H. Morwan
Courtright
Arnie Ma Polk
Nashville
Itaska Overton
William
Walter Smith
W. J. Lane
Jane Hastings
Lewisburg
Ownby
Berlin
MR. Dillehay
Maury National Bank OF
Tennessee
Resources
United States
U. S
Treaswer
Maury
J . Brownlow
J. J. Brownlow
H.L. Heaptey
R. L. McKisney
A. Parker
J.C. Wooren
John H. Murphy
Phoenix
Phoenix National Bank
Aine
Total
State of
of Maury
H. C. Fulton
H. O. Fulton
J. W. Thomas
Notary Public
A C. Parks
Yi Thomas
McLamore
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Woldridge’s Drug Store