Personal notices mix of visitors and society events
Lynnville guest Atlas Dirthy Thurman visits Mrs WV Jem ing Jr. Mrs. A Cualer returns from Chicago with grandson Custer Armstrong. Several families from Cleburne, Toronto, Birmingham, Memphis, and Columbia are noted visiting relatives. Numerous moves, visits, and travel among Misses Mitchell, Prothro, Shelton, Page, and others are recorded. Mentions of weddings, engagements, and church events appear alongside hospital and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Dirthy Thurman
Lynnville
Jeming, Jr
Cualer
Chicago
Custer Armstrong
B. M. Fuln
Cleburne
Texas
Willard Curtis
Riverbend Farm
C. A. Vanstone
Toronto
Canada
Roy Forster
John Jackson
Birmingham
John Blair Jackson
Thompson Prothro
Memphis
Prothro
Columbia
Catherine Cates
Lie Golumbia Institute
Trude Shelton
Elizabeth
Arkansas
Shelton
Miret Baptist Church of Columbia
Hot Springs
W. ©. Foster
Little Rock
Fontaine Moore
Karl Page
St Louis
Wiis
Fannile Page
Albert Minnich
Winchester
W. ©. Aydelotte
Misael Alleyne Neeley
Audrey Seagraves
Pighyville
Ruby Wiley
Tio Rev
A. Sadler
Columbine
Nicholson
Hy Atreet
Susie Mitchell
Central Hospital
W. H. Mitchell
Bear Creek Pike
Lawrence Gardner
Ala
Watts Embry
Columbus Frierson
Cross Gridgee
J.C. Lewie
H. N. Sheppard
Dental Association
Audrey Gregory
Winter Gar Fon
Fila
Minnie
Maury County War Savings drive nears million mark
The Maury county War Savings drive expands across districts with many families reporting sons in overseas service. Cards confirm safe arrivals of Private Walter Goodwit and a host of others from Battery Fy 114th Wheld Are and the 15th Field Artillery, along with multiple infantry units. The county aims to surpass 400000 dollars in savings as of June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Watson
France
Karly Jolnvon
Bathory
Tinh
Tos
Cea
Miet
Elizabeth Jones
Ber Trother
Howerd
Joles
Ix Brothers
Melvin FP. Siirley
Hr Heat G. Shirley
John Henry Batts
J.T. Batts
Columbia
Clarence Tarl Dennis
Tom McGahey
Annie Tidwell
Walter Tidwell
W. T. Smith
Coy Smith
Tom Galey
C. D. Dennin
Eas
A. J. Blocker
Everett
Ezella Morton
Golden Morton
J. H. Rogers
Sam Rogers
14Th Field Artillery
Nashville
15Th Field Artillery
All First Tennessee Infantry
Thora Mitchel
J. C. Goodwih Las
Averett Har
Eax
Fe le Ay
Walter Goodwit Bi Wea
14 Infantry
Chattanooge
Charles Goal
Wellon
Tenn
Maury County
Walter Foxall Dies at Palmyra Mississippi
Walter Foxall dies in Palmyra Mississippi at age about 58. He is survived by six sisters and five brothers in the county, plus one daughter, Bernice Dooley. Funeral will be at Rose Cemetery with Rider B C Sowell officiating. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Poxall
Walter Poxall
Palmyre
Miss
Columbn
Rose
Emery
Rider B.C. Sowell
Christian Church
Mississippi
Austin Cabler
John Hill
Dave Holcomb
Larkin Holcomb
Ad Harris
Wilt Harris
B. John
Joe
War Department seeks 2000 new Engineer Corps officers
The Chief of Engineers clarifies the campaign for commissions as first lieutenants in the Engineer Corps aims to add 2000 officers. An examining board will tour principal cities in about ten days to process applications and correct ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Office of the Chief of Engineers
Engineer Corps
Cavalry Private Feigns Death Amid Attack
A British cavalryman, Private C. J. Vi MacDonald, survived a mounted ambush by feigning death after his horse was shot. He frantically noted hostile positions and maneuvered to safety, gathering critical information before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hess
London
C. J. Vi MacDonald
Kefek
Kelles
Nancy Hall
Poto Rico
Harry
J. Q
Mant Parm
Valdosta
Sharp Decline in Live Stock and Stable Market Report
The article notes a sharp drop in all live stock including cattle, sheep, and hogs, down about 26 cents or more, with no explanation. The local produce market remains practically steady, eggs up slightly, hens at 21 cents and chickens at 30 cents. The grain market shows no change.
Louisville Live Stock Market report from June 20
Market declines across cattle hogs and lambs with cattle receipts 490 head and hogs 3400. lambs priced around 19.75 and sheep 12.50. Corn at 7.00 per barrel and field seeds and produce prices listed. note on wartime patriotism and calls against slackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton Stock Journal
The
Herald
Louisville
All_ Hive
Mary Ket
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Snes Maury Dry Goods Co
Middy Brouse
Joan of
Western Union Telegraph Co
W. S. McFallana
Florence
Wii Lewis
Bob Willis
H. R. Jones
Edward
Cochrane
Rt. W. Thomas
Gilbreath
Trinity College
Peabody
W. T. Spears
Moran. Fariss
Widows and Orphans Home
Ovoen
Tulahoma
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Henry McKee
W. B. Ricks
First Methodist Church
Douglas
Populat
Overstreet-Johnson
Georgia
Martha Lavella Johnson
Thomas W. Dover
Douglass
R. A. Roliinson
Candy Lee
MarriandPase Johnson
Catherine Parsons
C. B. Parsons
Ethel Shepherd
Louise Morgan
Olivia King
Byylin Wantland
Vera Smith
Margaret Walsh
Saran Baird
Evelyn Alexander
Lucille Coig
Eleanor Tack
Mary Ross Black
Mary Agnes Nolan
Francis Dugger
Ernestine Timmons
Margaret Vaughan
Elizabers Tolley
Reba Wilsford
Sara Barker
Evelyn Church
Louise Harvey
Edward Hanson
Glien County
Giles
Maury Counties
Crores Ridges
Century Club
W. P. Watson
Citizen
John T. Wooten
Bell
Box
Walter Foxall
Palmyra
H. C. Fulton
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