Shirt Garter Co. Sold to Nashville Firm Now Operates There
The Shirt Garter Co. has been sold to the Washington Manufacturing Co. of Nashville, moving the plant to Nashville. Girard Brownlow will head the shirt garter department in the new firm, which makes shirts, handkerchiefs, garters and shirt garters. A May crop report from Washington notes Tennessee wheat production up 1,000,000 bushels from 1915 with state spring plowing lagging behind last year.
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Columbia
Shirt Garter Co
Washington Manufacturing Co
Nashville
Girard Brownlow
Brownlow
Hardin P. Figuers, Jr
Co Tumbi
United States
The
Herald
Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Sallie Odill Claimed By Death
Mrs Sallie EK Odill, wife of F K Odill, died at her Spring Hill home Monday night at seven after a long illness. She was seventy seven, survived by husband and eight children J K A P PK Richard Guy A, D C Odill, Mrs William Henderson, and Miss Rose Odill. A Presbyterian for life, she was a devout Christian well regarded by all. Funeral tomorrow at 10 at the residence conducted by Rev C C McNeal with six sons serving as pallbearers. Oakes & Nichols directors in charge.
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Sallie EK. Odill
F. K. Odill
Spring Hill
Odill
Richard
Guy A
D. C. Odill
William, Henderson
Rose Odill
Presbyterian Church
C. C. McNeal
Oakes & Nichols
Celebration of Ninety-Seventh Anniversary of Columbia Lodge No. 3
Columbia Lodge No 3 Odd Fellows will mark its ninety seventh anniversary with a memorial at Rose Hill Cemetery on Sunday afternoon May 44 at 3 o clock. The program includes addresses on the origin and work of the order and its future impact. Members gather at 2 30 to march to the cemetery and are asked to bring flowers.
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Columbia Lodge
C. BF
Rose Hill
Mrs H N Shepherd Suffers Broken Arm
Mrs H N Shepherd wife of Dr H N Shepherd of this city is visiting her parents in Denver Tennessee when she broke her arm recently. The attending physician reports only one bone is broken and she will be away from home about a month.
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H. N. Shepherd
Denver
Tenn
Leiper's Creek man kills 109 rats in den
W. W. Blam of Leiper's Creek found a rat den under an old corn crib containing 112 rats. He killed 109. three escaped. The feat is noted as a notable record in the county’s history of rat destruction.
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W. W. Blam
Leiper’s Creek
Association of Good Roads Folks Meet Saturday
Maury County Good Roads Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Court House Saturday at 10 o clock. The committee’s report on road and work house affairs will be delayed until the June session due to charges to be heard May 22. Discussion will focus on the county turnpike purchase with speakers and a push for broad farmer attendance. President Petty invites all interested in the road issue to attend.
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Maury County Good Roads Association
Court House
Stoyen
Good Roads Association
Petty
Sermon to Graduating Class at St Peter’s Episcopal Church
Reverend James B. Thomas of the University of the South will deliver the commencement sermon to graduates of the Columbia Institute and the Columbia Military Academy at St Peter’s Episcopal Church Sunday at eleven. A special choir music program will be prepared and the public is invited.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Columbia Institute
Columbia Military Academy
James B. Thomas
University of the South
Sewanee
Large Maury County reunion draws seventy attendees
A large Maury County delegation totaling seventy members attends a reunion. The gathering, covering sleeper and other travel expenses, reflects anticipation of easier journeys this year. Birmingham is noted as the fastest growing Southern city with many points of interest, making it a popular destination for visitors from the region.
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Birmingham
Mecca
Confederate reunion trains to Birmingham from Columbia
Nearness of convention city and low rate draw hundreds of visitors. Two carloads will depart Columbia next Monday at 10 20 to Birmingham, arriving 3 30. Round trip fare 3 50. John J. Jones leads the Columbia party. Also reports W C Rambo, 75, injured while riding horseback. father of Charles W. and W B. Rambo of Columbia.
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Convention City
Maury County
Birmingham
Licely
Columbia
John J. Jones
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