Small town play earns praise and plans church action
In Culleoka a youth group delivered a successful Friday play and a mass meeting at the Methodist church for reorganizing the basement into a school space. Visitors include Henson Evins and Rev Beasley, with trips to Lebanon for Epworth League and Denver for a league. Barbara notes family events as well as a birthday gathering at Dr Baxter’s home.
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Culleoka
Lendale
Culleokn
Terian Church
W. S. Evins
Henson Evins
W. Beasley
Lebanon
Ophelia Page
Carter
Bryant
Cook
Nashville
Jim Williamson
Bo Henderson
Lynnville
Sermons and social notes from Leftwich May 2
Elder James Scobey of Franklin preached at Antioch While Miss Katie Hardison ill with pneumonia for days shows no improvement. Local residents Mr Invin Pundon Mr James Moser and family visited fences near Bryant Station Other families including McLean Hardin Mayberry and Hardison clans spent time with kin at Bryant s Station Chappel Hall visitors Mrs Clair Hardison Mrs F L Patterson Mrs Norah Miller of Texas visiting relatives in the area Multiple neighbors report sore eyes and general illness in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leftwich
James £. Scobey
Franklin
Antioch
Katie Hardison
Walter
Mattie Hardison
Invin Pundon
James Moser
Fenee
Bryant's Station
Gentry McLean
James H. Morton
Norah Miller
Texas
George Craig
O. E. Baxter
Cheek & Baxter
Columbia
J. N. Baxter
Charles Pundon
Jackson Liggett
Berlin
Jessie Cheek
Hardison Mall
Nias Emma McAfee
Della Cheet
May 4 at Roberts Bend and Knob Creek church notes
May field notes from Roberts Bend and Knob Creek area describe a welcome May season, large Sunday school attendance, and upcoming services at Godwin Chapel led by Rev Showes Alured. Visits from Mrs James Beasley and Mr Mrs C P Roberts. local residents returning from San Antonio. parishioners ill but improving. various social visits noted in Hickman county.
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Roberts
Knob
Creek
Brother Blackwood
Showes Alured
Nastigilla
Godtwin Chapel
James Beasley
Pulaski
C. P. Roberts
San Antonio
Texas
Bessie Allen
Kimmo Fraser
Timmons
Walaer Page
West Jones' Valley
Hickman County
Mix
W. Hall
Columbia
Godwin Chapel
Hall
Eas
Ainses Winfrie
Sammie
Tom Columbia
John McMeans
Carter's Creek
Wantland
Stt. Pleasent
Georgie Krauxe
Godwin
Mattie Sue Fraser
Jerry Stone
Cron
Snow Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
May 4 in Snow Creek features Mr and Mrs Joun Bb Pigg and Mrs George Harrie as guests of Mr and Mrs Marshall Gray of Williamsport. Various locals hosted or visited, with notes on illnesses and travel among Pigg, Alderson, Ratcliff, Pielas, and Baker households. community chatter ends with Viena Lee.
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Snow Creek
Joun Bb Pigg
George Harrie
Mie Marshall Gray
Williamsport
Bill Nesbitt
Cam Pielas
Lizzie Pigg
Dora Rateliff
Sawdust
Sam Pield
Lula Baker
Viena Lee
Markets and prices for eggs butter wool and meat items
Markets section lists prices for eggs and poultry including baggs and chickens, butter country and store variants, feathers and honey, sorghum and beeswax, hides, and rough wool. Flour and grain prices shown from Columbia Mills, with meals, corn, and wheat. Meat prices cover bacon, lard, fresh meats, hogs, and cattle with dealer notes.
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Columbia Mille
Milisx
Mt Pleasants deparment dares a sticky pursuit
Mt Pleasant contractor Jaitan Burk walking with a geisha named Marzell Raybam was robbed of a roll of money on Sunday. The thief fled toward the Arrows mines with pursuers in hot pursuit. The suspect was captured but refused to release the bill and was jailed awaiting Grand Jury action. Burk vows to separate his affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaitan Burk
Mt. Pleasant
Midwy Plamance
Marzell Raybam
Arrows
Burk
Martell
Esquire
Roberts Gallery Exhibit Showcases Diverse Portraits
Local Roberts Gallery presents a bold exhibit of portraits featuring a range of subjects. Curator notes emphasize inclusive representation and vibrant styles across mediums.
Blaze Narrowly Halted at Blacksmith Shop Fire
A Tuesday morning blaze at a blacksmith shop on Binegrass avenue was stopped by Robert Cole who arrived at 5:30 and found flames near the wall by a forge. Buckets of water saved the shop, adjoining stable, and possibly the residence of Chas Calvert. had Cole arrived two minutes later, the outcome could have been disastrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cole
Cole
Biacksmith
Binegrass Avenue
Tuesady
Chas Calvert
Uole
Miss Zula Adams To Nashville Asylum Transfer
Miss Zula Adams of near Mt. Pleasant travels with her father OM Adams and Dr. Voss to Nashville for admission to the asylum. Her condition deteriorated after a two year spell of illness and has not improved. her brother J D Adams accompanies them as far as Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Nashville
OM Adams
Dr. Voss
J D. Adama
Colombia
Miss Adams
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed Against Elk Producer O Inc
Barker and Parham filed a petition in the Federal Court at Nashville to place Elk Producer O Inc of Fayetteville in bankruptcy, claiming a debt of 2100.00. Strelby Coffee of Columbia has been appointed receiver.
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Barker & Parham
Nashville
Elk Producer
O., (Inc
Fayetteville
Strelby Coffee, Esq
Columbia
Local lodges attend burial of Mr. Robert Foster
Local I O F Lodge No 246 and about sixteen members from Mr Pleasant Lodge No 24 traveled by afternoon train to Columbia to attend the burial services for Robert Foster who died Sunday night at Pillows Infirmary. Foster was a lodge member and had worked for C J Davia at Ashwood.
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C. O. F. Lodge
Columbia
Robert Foster
Pillows Infirmary
Foster
C. J. Davia
Ashwood
Christen Joel Craike Of Mr And Mrs Sheldon
Beautiful services were held at the Episcopal church Sunday for the christening of Joel Craike Sheldon, with James Craike and George Braden of Louisville as godfathers and Mrs. FP Wheeler as godmother. The event followed by a recital at Hay Long College praising elocution and instrumental music students. The Righy Grays Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy elected officers and planned a June meeting to discuss erecting a monument. The Hook Lovers Club met with Mrs. E Damain. Eleanor Gregory read a paper on The Trojan War and Current Events were discussed by members including Mrs. Dan Smith and others.
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Joel Craike
A. £. Sheldon
James Craike
George Braden
Louisville
Wheeler
Hay Long College
Righy Grays
Daughters of the Confederacy
A. L. Ward
J. T. Jenkins
Flora Smith
Eleanor Gregory
Mra Jno
Frierson
Ae Mim
Dan Smith
Hostem
A Potonm
Carmack
Craige
Cra Bowes
Meare
Spring Hill
Mesiamies
Shofaer
Mt Pleasant church event and local business notes
The report shows net proceeds of 82.70 from the play and a 100.06 bank balance. A Presbyterian church event at Mrs George Whillebrew’s home features poems, music, and organ fund efforts with about 40 members donating. Mt Pleasant merchants report new machinery and plant upgrades, plus local outings and fertilizer shipments amid shifting wheat markets and a Cookeville branch possibility.
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Frerson
Gilman
Wilson
Long
Jac
Frierson
Chas. Jackson
Rufus Jackson
Tstal Oo
Church Workers’ Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Whillebrew
Charlotte Henderson
Williamsy
Hay Long
Ross Montgomery
Deaths and Local Notes From a Southern Town
Mrs Rebecca Farris Turner noted as a Cumberland Telephone Company operator and bride of four years who left work to marry. The item mentions family notices, visitors from Nashville, revival attendees, local business concerns, and residents traveling to Centerville and Louisville with various names and places cited.
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Rebecca Farris Turner
Rebecca Farinas Larner
Columbia
Turner
Cumberland Telephone Company
Momrm
The Bon Ton Hat Store Price List and Goods
A cash price list from The Bon Ton rear of Harlan & Evans details ready-to-wear hats and ribbons with prices from $1.49 to $10 for various hat styles and accessories including sailers Bonnets and satin ribbons. The ad lists pattern hats and child sizing items alongside hand bags and combs and menswear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Ton
Harlan & Evans
Maury County Teachers Meeting Program 1905 at Athensum
A historical notice for a Saturday meeting in 1905 by Maury County teachers at the Athenum venue. Miss Mandie Scott presents Geography with a discussion on The Missing Link. The program also includes a brief talk on The Summer School. County Superintendent Dodson invites attendance.
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Athenvum
Mandie Scott
Dodson
County
Sup
County notes and local notices from The Herald
Local items report prices for photos and programs at The Herald shop, a Hampshire school closure, Prof and Mrs Walters vacation plans, and an accidentinjury at Carter's Creek. Real estate purchases include 475 acres bought by C R Galloway for 8600. Will of W R Conner probated leaving wife Martha J Conner executrix. A lawsuit over a dog death resulted in 875 judgment for the plaintiff. Arthur Church hospitalized at Carter's Creek visited town. C D Nolin travels for business. Postmaster William D Cessey appointed at Fountain Creek. Warrant for two deputies over a shooting incident on Spring Hill pike. eight or ten suspects noted. Saw mill wanted near Nashville. fruit crop concerns as Dainwood's orchard dominates supply.
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Young
Cail
Herald
W. Z. Waiters Haw
Hampshire
Mra. Walters
Carter's Creek
Dute
Roli
Sparrow
C. R. Galloway
Galloway
W. R. Conner
Bate
Martha J. Conner
Esq. Senith
W. He Haywood
GH. Fitzgerald
Haywood
Arthur Church
Atari
Carter’s Creek
C.D. Nolin
Marshall County
Willian D. Cessey
Fountain Creex
W. H. Covaran
Belmont Avenue
Nashville
George Pee
Mr. Dainwood
Hugh
Industrial unrest spreads in Poland strikes disrupt towns
Reports from St Peterburg describe an almost general strike in Poland's industrial centers with rising disorders. Police are frequently attacked and must work only in groups for safety, signaling escalating civil unrest and security concerns in the region.
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St. Peterzburg
Industrial Centera
Poland
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