Hogs Steady Today Corn Market Weak
Personal notices from Columbia report ME Church youth J T Brown of Culleoka leaving for Atlanta to attend a general conference and Maryville College, with others visiting relatives and military men home on furlough. Residents from Nashville Huntsville and Athens appear, plus families traveling to see kin and attend events in local towns and military installations.
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Ing School
Maryville College
East Tennessee
Culleoka
United States Marines
Young Park
Lennie Oliver
Stiversville
Cayton Rieves
Cullooka
Richard Chub
Darren Menover
Eleventh Cavalry
Chicammugat
Columbia
Robert Pillow
Gordon Cowie
Misa Sara Pillow Cowie
New Orleans
Henry Wilburn
Nashville
Ruby Crank
Huntsville
Ala
Annieada Davis
Iva Lavender
Birmingham
Wright
Sam Ledbetter
John Ledbetter
George Adams
John Thompson
Ashwood
Trenher
Furloard
Clarence Watson
F. A
Market Notes and Local Notices Amid Weak Corn Prices
The Louisvillers market reports weak corn with bids at 37 cents for Droti tions and 28 cents for Nees, cattle receipts about 200 and hog receipts around 2,600 with steady quotes. Weddings engagements, civic notices, and social items fill the page along with licenses, school events, and a piano recital program listing local names and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nees
Weil
Claim Allowed mother play at Columbia Institute
In the Columbia Institute Recreation Hall the Expression Department presented the play Claim Allowed under Miss Gertrude McShane. The patriotic production drew a large audience and featured a strong cast led by Ned the Blackbird played by Annette Hoyt and Ruth Richardson as the leading heroine. the ensemble delivered high quality interpretations.
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Columbia Institute
Department of Expression
Gertrude McShane
Henry Dinning
Ruth Richardson
McShane
Pitts
Ned
Annette Hoyt
Mr. la Pohl
Rot Richardson
Bins la Fol
Hazel ‘Lamar
Dabney la Fohl
Helen Tohmas
Ethela Pohl
Hie Dausiiter
Jane Anderson
Lilli Garmen
Dabney’s
Flange
Columbia
Miss Karlene — Drewer
Lew
Liberty
Mini Mary Bond
Encenbto
Fragmentary Quote Teases Shared Confidence in Bets
The text presents a fragmented dialogue praising bets and cheerfully dismissing doubt. It hints at social banter about luck and charm but lacks clear context, participants, or events to identify a specific incident or outcome.
Splendid Woman Dies in San Antonio Texas
Sumner Armstrong received a telegram from his brother G N Armstrong of San Antonio Texas announcing the death of their mother in that city Wednesday. She was 74, formerly of Columbia, and had been living with her son in San Antonio. Wife of John Armstrong, she was a Presbyterian church member. She is survived by two sons, G N Armstrong of San Antonio and Sumner Armstrong of this city. The funeral and interment will be today in San Antonio.
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W. B. Whipple
Dayton
Ohio
Delco
Planta
Ife
Prybros, Erwin-Barrow
J. D. Barrow
Tmogene
Roy Vo Erwin
Savanna Mowing
Pade City
Park Johnson
Siti Fe
A. H. Roberts
Lethe House
Amile Louise Latta
Clee
Moa
Christine Oakes
Nuabville
Edgar J. Grahaw
Centreville
Pontrh Tennex
First National Bank of
Tennessee
Columbia
Nixon Huddleston
William Murphree
RE. Potts
Memphis
A. L. Potts
G. M. Gooch
Ollie Jerrett
St. Jo&b
Dyche
Myrtle City
Sumner Armstrong
G. N. Armstrong
San Antonio
Texas
AWLROAD TINE TABLE Arrival and Departure Trains From Columbia
Train times list in Columbia showing northbound and southbound departures and arrivals. Notable entries include Northbound Nos 2 10 12 and 3 6 7 5 11 with specific times, plus Sheffield connections and Nashville transfers. Vernon Gunnels, ticket agent, Columbia Tennessee.
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Columbia
N. F
Sheffield
Nashville
N.C
ST. L. RY
Vernon Gunnels
Columbia, Tenn
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Fannie Mayberry
The remains of Mrs. Fannie Mayberry wife of G W Mayberry died in Frankfort Kentucky Thursday at her sister Mrs Nolin's home. Interment was at Nose Hill Cemetery after prayers by Rev F C Sowell. Survived by husband and sons Wallace and Noble Mayberry. Arrangements by Maury Undertaking Co.
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Fannie Mayberry
G. W. Mayberry
Frankfort
Nolin
Nose Hill Cemetery
F.C. Sowell
Mayberry S
Prankfort
Mayberry
Hee
Wallace and Noble Mayberry
Maury Undertaking Co
Invincibles Defeat Fourth Tenn In Slow Victory
The Columbia Military Academy team, nicknamed the Invincibles, edged Centreville’s Fourth Tennessee Guards 2 to 1 in a slow, tense game. Neither side scored until the fourth when the Guards pushed one run, later another due to a wild throw by the shortstop. Farmer pitched for the cadets with a slight edge over the opposing ex-league twirler. both batteries received solid support.
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Invincibles
Columbia Military Academy
Uiey
Centreville
Tennessee Regiment
National Guards
Guards
Farmer
Tannen
Penn
C. Miva
Stephenson
Meoa
Chandler
Thomas
Henry
Pallfar
Warren Rt
Turnera
Metall
Bonkley
Andrews School Honor Roll Lists April Scholars
The Andrews school announces its April honor roll with students across multiple grades achieving the required marks. Named in first through fifth grades are Raymond Adkin Shelton Johnson James McGrew Jon Nedd Janie Thomas and others listed by grade level.
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Andrews School
Mast
Raymond Adkinson
Shelton Johnson
James McGrew
Jon Nedd
Janie Thomas
Robert Harris
Paul Helw
Dillard Hudson
Orton Kennett
Virginia Crick
Hedrah Tyler
Annie Owen
Mary Nicks
Margaret Lane
Ruth Gilwion
Myrtle McGrew
Patria Harmon
Jerome Itt
Charles Ledbetter
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Maury Dry Goods Co
India
Palm Beach
Reece
Alwa
Oyama
Maslin
J.T. Brown
Philip Thomas
Kong
Measant Grove
Lumber County
Frank Smith
The
Morristown
Tenn
C. F. Gilbert
Grace
Savannah
Gilbert
Milam
Ninth Street
Ralph Hunter
Cecil Hunter
John Hunter
Jeff McKay
Little Lot
Mra W
Louisville
Boubou Stock Journal
Neral Louisvinlers
Sean
Cat
Vhney
Burt Catr
Alsyke
Timothy
Mary Ashton
Aratford
Institute
Choray—Hieabeth Ricks
Laura Chatfin Parker
Valeria Iahes
Francis Kepfer
Billy Mieming
Jot Gant, Jr
John Cypers
Sord
Widlow Cowie
Mary Teasley
Cline Moore
Mary Harrow Moore
Toeai Noviwet Dinaka
Tinening
Evelyn Alexander
Saredolph Metamare
Wikteoth
Drtiming
Matraret Varghan
Spanthins
Chekov
Presser
Evelyn Alexander Schultlarheim
Rosella Gottlieb
Spauiding
Wilmoth
Dinning
Randolph Melemore
Chyrtis—Francee Page
Valeria Hughes
Laura
Parker
Elizabeth Rieke
Edward Read
Milieed Marr
Valeo
Bercrass
Lester Hill
Newton Switt
Merv-GoRound
Prive Pons
Randolph Mel
Stanley Walser
Margaret Vaughan
I Trovatore
Anvil
Frances
Tanmal Smith
Margaret Warner
Wilmoth Dinning
Charles Bohn
Mildred Latta
Woodman
Laura C. Parker
Elizabeth Mela
Hazel Lamar
Barcarolie
Paul Wael
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Cathryn Weathers
Reese Haydn
W.G. TU
W. CG. T
Will Treet
Raymond Aitkinson
Dooth-Garratt
Odo Garrett
George Boots
Beide’s
Mir
Mins
Clayton Garrett
C. C. Haley
Hall
Mall
P. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
All
Advt
Eignettes
Val
Liberty Bond
Maury National Bank
San Antonio, Texas
Ieze
Andrew School
Tad
Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
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