Maury County Veterans and Local Honor Roll Notes
The Maury County Kiwanis Club plans to form a committee led by President Beasley to coordinate with other groups on a proposed telephone rate hearing in Nashville May 24. Lieutenant James T. Wooten of Columbia to be buried in Rose Hill Cemetery with full military honors in New York bound services.
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Kiwanis'club
Gray
James T. Wooten
Columbia
Maury County
France
Rose Hill Cemetery
Prom Pridary Daily Herald
Preasant Beasley
Kiwanis Club
Continston
Noshville
County Council of Agriculture
Keasley
J. J. Dinning
Hhameh
Club
Ad Tivenses
Henry Fitton
Raftier
Phoenix National Bank
Joe Frank Porter
Agelultuen
Faleton
Hickman
Lewis
Joy Frank Porter
New York
American Legion
Aftet
Daily Herald
Jimes of Wooten
Mir
Etike Mea
Wooten
Columb S Din
Rose Ein
Woeten Wie
le Heave
Jones
Thegt. Wm. Ly
Hin
Chiattean Thierry
Officers Training School
Coast Artillery Corps
Port Monroe
Meow
Wile
Courey
Make Columbia Cleanest City Campaign Kickoff
An April 20 meeting of the Federated Clubs civic committee and block chairmen at the Methodist church heard Mayor Cherry Mor kin and Me Long of Metropolitan Insurance Co praise cleanup efforts. They urged full cooperation, noted areas needing work, and set a goal for Columbia to become the cleanest and most attractive town with Mrs. A. E Sheldon as cleanup chair and Kiwanis volunteers ready to help.
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Daily Herald
Federated Clubs
Methodist Church
Cherry
Morkin
Me. Long
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Campilen
A. E Sheldon
D. D. Little
Kiwanis Cid
Veck
Nine Missing as Jap Steamer Sinks
Nine persons are missing and one is reported dead after the Japanese steamer Toho Yomaras sank forty five miles south of the mouth of the Coquimbo river. Five survivors were picked up by the transport Buford. The steamer caught fire and was abandoned by seventy crew and five passengers before rescue.
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United Press
Suattle
Toho Yomaras
Cotqihts River
Professor O N Smith Raises Maury Countys College Interest
Prof. O N Smith of University of Tennessee visited Maury County schools and academies this week. He spoke at Columbia Military Academy and Mt Pleasant High School and met parents, boosting Maury Countys university enrollment prospects.
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U. N. Smith
County High School
O.N. Smith
University of Tennessee
County Board of Education
Columbia Military Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Univery
Maury County
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in State
Taylor proclaimed May 2025 as Fire Prevention Week urging the public to educate themselves on forest fire risks and the need for stronger protections. Officials stress annual efforts to safeguard the state from devastating fires.
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Toratay
Morais
Taylor
Tennesseum
Apple crop damage worse than first reported
County Agent 86 Abernathy notes the county apple crop has been damaged by cold beyond initial reports. Young fruits exposed to frost show deformation and may shed before ripening. Rainey Brothers sent samples to Knoxville University for study and cure suggestions.
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Daily Heralds
Abernathy
Rainey Brothers
State University At
Knoxville
Disbarment Of Arty Faulkner Adjusted Today
The Lebanon may 2 report says proceedings to disbar Walter S. Faulkner former attorney general and governor candidate were amicably ended this morning by Judge Garillon. The case involved prior quiet settlements and an appeal bond related to one client.
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The
Lebanon
Town
Business Women of State Convene in Nashville May Day
Delegates from Columbia will attend the state convention in Nashville on May 1. Mary Stewart of New York will speak at the banquet at the Commercial Club. Program includes addresses, credentials, education, legislation, and a late reception with a Hmitage trip and Sunday events for visiting delegates.
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Tuettey
Daily Herald
Tocal Anghness
Tety “Pederation of Massise
Sf Nashville
Atend
Mita Mary Stewart
New York
Washington
Henor
Fedration of Business
Miks Stewart
Sho
University of Montana
Vudows Clubs
Stile
MusiveRa
Smatler Iroa
George Oakley
Jackson
Tennsional Federation
Cha Hitiguey
Mattie Lou Alford
Columbia
Tenn
Tennesee
Margaret Ambrose
Knoxelle
YW. C
Tee Roo
Minor Coonroad
Chattanooga
Larah Fletcher
Knoxville
Penelope J. Allen
National Federation
Mary Stewart
Nashville
Mother Farias
Carrie Smith
Carnival of the Alum Lincoln High Parade Praised by City
The Maury county event at Central High School drew enormous crowds Friday night. The parade featured a freshman class battleship, Latin and other department displays, and a Columbia Band lead. Proceeds funded a scholarship for a deserving graduate.
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Artis Healy
Elias
Herald
Central High School
Maury County
Tennessee War History Committee to Meet in Knoxville
The Tennessee War History Committee, created by the 1919 legislature to secure and preserve the state's historical records, will hold its next meeting in Knoxville on Thursday. Chairman is John Trotwood Moore, with John H DeWitt as secretary, and a long list of members from across Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tennesse Historical Committee
John Trotwood Moore
John Hf. DeWitt
Nashville
Mra
Charles W. Allen
Greeneville
A. V. Goodpasture
Clarksville
Gen. L. D. Tyson
R. . Yancey
Robert $. Meteher
Jackson
S. G. Heiskell
Knowyville
Chas. TR. Bvana
Chathinooga
Mia
Claca Cox Epperson
Cookeville
Col
Lake la
Hey. SA
Stfiteh
George EL. Armila
Swiss housing fewer rolling pile tire houses than others
Test results discuss how called wild fishes living in caves can be taught new behaviors through introbsion. The text appears garbled and inconsistent with clear events or quotes.
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Livioug
Massey Breaks Unbroken String In C M A Victories
Massey Military Academy halted ten game win streaks by C M A in a showdown as Massey’s pitchers countered with sharp curves and solid hits. Jones fanned Me in a late rally while Atkins limited the Cadets in a strong hurling display.
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Massey
Prom Monge Daily Herald
Columbia Military Academy
Massey Military Academy
C. MA
Baiser
Avs
Byers
Giles Cowitians
Powis
Witte
Atkins
Jone Son
Central Witeh
Columbla Military Nealeng
Manneythik
Fragments Describe Water Flow and Raiders Defense in California
A fragmentary text notes rivers with sources but no mouths flow half the year in Parera and drought conditions in Perse la. It mentions a small concrete mote and a tree found as part of a defense against raids by fecating ante in California.
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Perela
California
Standard Containers to Curb Frauds in Fruit Marketing
The bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture argues standard containers curb fraud in marketing fruits and vegetables sold by full measure. It notes widespread short measures, cites 200 styles of various baskets and hampers, and outlines preferred standard sizes and acts that pushed toward uniformity.
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Unit of States Department of Apriculture
Carmeriebubet
Tony Caees
Bulletin
Ty Easterty
Almont
Inirean
Mickory
Department of Agriculeae Belie
Bureau of Markets
Hie Bndesy
Methodists Gather at Pulaski in Annual Conference Meeting
A large pulaski district gathering brings together many Methodists from Giles county for a conference. W B Taylor delivers a major sermon at the Pulaski Methodist Church as pastors evaluate attendance and leadership for the coming year amid varied reports from several charges.
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Columbia District
Columbia
Pilaski
Om Prius
Pyle
W. B
Taylor
Metholist
Giles County
Torley
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the Federation OF Clubs
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Faulkner
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Bureau of. Standards
Business Women OF State
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Hermitage
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