Social Notes From Columbia Area Departures and Visits
Miss Lottie Willie Blocker visits her aunt Mrs C C Eskew while Miss Nell Dawson returns from visiting Miss Gladys Eskew. Many residents host relatives from Birmingham Nashville Knoxville and other cities. Several travel for weddings jobs and summer visits with towns including Centreville Corbin and Athens. Local residents attend church events and plan travel to Washington D C and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Willie Blocker
C. C. Eskew
Nell Dawson
Gladys Eskew
Ruth Dunn
Birmingham
Ala
T. C. Wilkinson
Mary Blair White
Franklin, Tenn
Chas
Nelson Sn Corbin
R. C. Gites
Nashville
Horace Rainey
Bam Ward, Jr
Centreville
Columbia
Columbus
Ohio
Harria Eskew
Oklahoma City
R. ©. Eskew
Sawdust Valley
Emma Shuneman
Chatfin
Louize Skelley
Genevia
Olivet
Mra. Skelloy
R. C. Blam
Santa Fe
Miami
Fla
R. G. Morrow
Grace Dunn
Alay
T. C. Witkinson
J. & Molloy
Miasa Stockton Molloy
Kentucky
Dowling-Molloy
Frederika Pope
Waynesville
N. Y
Margaret Dale Hutton
Huntsville
W. J. Dale
North High
W. H. Cochran
W. L. Johnson
Roy King
James West
Elliotte Rountree
Beaumont
Texas
Gladys Petters
Athens
Mixa Cassie Briggs
Dallas
Leslie Briggs
Ben D. Hill
Hopkinsville
J.P. Peters
R.T. Dooley
Palmyra
John Hill
B. R. Walker
Mary T. Walker
Estilt Springs
Basel Alderson
Camp Jackson
Turkey Creek
Marvin Spence
Lawrenceburg
J C. Flemming
Ay W. L. Johnson
Henry Harris
Decatur
John Blair
Scotty
Main Street
A. Masberg
A. Compton
Frank Scott
J.scott
Howard Caskey
Norwell Teaton
Henry Morton
Mamie Watson
B. J. Dooley
Davidson,Tenn
Pearl Gaskell
Washington, D. C
May Burns
Washington, D.C
Kelly Massey
Chattanooga
James Cotham
J. B. Scott
Cotham
W. F. Anderson
George Hudmnan
Hadley's Bend
Petersburg
John Pigg
G. T. Hughes
Litle
Métie
Misa Margaret Valeria
Clarkaville
T. A. Allen
Mort Hodke
South Main Street
Mamie Watkins Ses
Wilder
Tenn
Woodard
Cornersvile
D. C. Wills
Smith
Eeeee
H. D. Tutt
Montgomery
G. D. Tutt
J. 8. Rushton
F. Mortimer Ellett
Rebecca Erwin
Wills
Leene
Monroe
K. J. Davisl
Mary Jane Caperton
West Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Jackson
Memphs
Mary Marvin Goanell
Mary Louise
Fanney D. Tutt
Fannye D. Tutt
Sol T. Maxwell
Florida
Bob Schmidt
Bob, Jr
P. Farisa
Gladys Pettus
Margaret Afkison
E. P. Hanna
Evelyn
M. Eilett
Sugar regulations to provide sweets for army and Howe
The Food Administration outlines sugar allocations by group for July 1st. Dealers and manufacturers must file statements showing on hand or in transit stock, with quotas based on past usage and category, to prevent hoarding and ensure fair distribution for the war effort.
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Woody
Expres
Hymn Superb by Charles Driscoll and War Time Reflections
Poem lines about fighting for France and liberty mix with wartime propaganda and a local cotton pickers note on boll weevil. Contains lines praising France and calling for dedication, plus a brief gossip item about lightning killing workers and antiGerman propaganda theories. Mentions Lord Send Weevil and urging frugal civilian consumption to aid army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sylvester
Pale
Army
Navy
Railroad Timetable for Columbia and Nashville
Northbound trains depart in sequence from Columbia with Nos 2 6 8 10 and 13 or other services. Southbound Nos 3 5 10 21 arrive at specific times. Additional Nashville and Sheffield connections shown with departures and arrivals. Vernon Gunness, Ticket Agent, Columbia Tennessee. Mrs Burleton takes swat at grocery bill.
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Snereiy
Columbia Crain
Nashville
Columbia
Sheffield
Post Office
Mra. A. & Borkson
Cio
Market Report Shows Small Gains and Steady Livestock
Hoe continued advances with five cent higher quotations in the Louisville market. Cate activity strong while sheep and lambs remained steady. Local produce and grain notations steady with only a half cent uptick on tine.
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Hoe
Louisville
Cate
Louisville Live Stock Market Report Summary
Special to The Herald from Louisville Market notes on June 27 show mixed cattle and hog activity with slight price gains for hogs and steady sheep and cattle. Receipts: cattle 400, hogs 400, sheep 700. Field seeds prices listed for various forage crops and grains with overall weak grain corn and oats markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ato Bihiehy
Boulton Stock Journ
Herald
Louisville
Alsyke
Timothy
Fragmented OCR: scattered values in a cryptic note
A garbled OCR fragment lists various prices and items such as ducks and other goods with inconsistent spellings and punctuation. Readable entities include numbers like 12 18 20 and 26 with cents, but no coherent event or clear subject emerges.
Chancellor Grants Church Injunction In Pleasant Mount
A chancery action seeks to depose W A Denham W Morrison and O Cheok from Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church. A Sunday gathering aimed at deposing Rev Woods was halted by injunction granted by Chancellor Hayes. The session plans a meeting next Sunday to discuss church governance and ministerial duties amid ongoing church disputes.
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Pleasant Mount Cumberand
Cours
Mir. Wooggon
Minigtor
Cratge
Beeh van With
Jan Sea
J. Ke Maris
Wogan
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W. T. Smith
Arco Pamch
R McAllister
Gladys Armstrong
Louise King
Kelley Manzey
J. B. Campbell
West End
Wiley B. Embry
Watts Embry
J. W. Brown
Atlanta
Mrs. Watts Embry
Ray
Rebecca Wolf
Fannie Shapiro
Spring Hill
Raymond Adkisson
Margaret Vaughan
College Grove
Joe Brittain
Howe
Charles 1. Driscoll
Tony
Cary
France
Nomans Land
W. Ss
Sient
Wilson
Maury County
Tennessee
Sam A. Hays
W.N. Woodson
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