County musical program and wedding notices in Marshall county
A recount of a County High School musical event directed by Miss Pritchett with performances of Melilotte and Hiawatha's Childhood, plus a piano and violin showcase. Also notes the wedding of Jobe McDaniel and Lacy McDaniel at Columbia, with reception, and a Matinee Musical Circle meeting at Miss Randolph McLamore’s home featuring Laura Chaffin Parker and a detailed program of piano and violin pieces.
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Marlin Comely
Edwin Shepherd
Marshall Yokely
Cook
Robert Murphy
Dodder
Donald Thomas
Squill
Mack Gilbert
Rare Island
Pritchett
Jobe McDaniel
T. Jobe
Lacy McDaniel
Marshall County
Columbia
Squire R. Heies
Randolph McLamore
McLemore
Martha Ellington
Laura Chaffin Parker
Spaulding
Valse
Durand
Mildred Latta
Bachmann
Frances Page
Local residents and relatives noted in Winchester column
Plex Watson and little daughter, je Lee, visit Winchester while Mrs O A Forgey visits her sister in New York. George Tolley in Washington, Ethel Huckaby returns from Birmingham, Captain Lee Tolley discharged from Europe, Sam Rogers to return home, Happy Williams wounded in France, Kannon Page at home from Jacksonville plant, Nashville calls for deaths of I P Oakley and Mrs. Murray's mother, Col J F Brownlow at Baptist convention, Girard Brownlow in hospital at Pt McPherson for war wound relief.
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Bit Oakley
UL Nesooret
Oakley
Mrn Sykes
Columbia
F. A. Oakley
Santa Fe
King’s Daughters Hospital
Walt Ie Nesbit
Nashville Pike
Nesbit
France
Lea N. Railroad
Mt. Pleasant
Plex Watson
Je Lee
Winchester
O. A. Forgey
New York
Philadelphia
George Tolley
Washington
Robert JL. Taylor
Ethel Huckaby
Birmingl Am
Mra. U
Woster
Mary Lee Woster
University of Tennessee
Lee Tolley
Sam Rogers
Caversbill
I. P. Oakley
J. H. Murray
Jane
Nashville
Murray
J. P.oakley
J. F. Brownlow
Atlanta
Girard Brownlow
Pt. McPherson
Marriage of Calidel Cohsidine and Jamies Copelding
Mrs Jamies Copelding announces the marriage of her daughter in Martha to Calidel of Atlanta Georgia which occurred in Memphis Tennessee Thursday evening at 7 oclock They will reside in St Louis Missouri The Students Club held a season ending meeting with plans for next officers and fall adjournment Delegates Miss Carolyne Williams and Mrs IA Sheldin were elected to attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Nashville May 22
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Callidel-Cohsidine
Jamies Copelding
Martha
Calidel
Atlanter Georisia
Memphis
Tennessee
St. Louis
Missouri
Carolyne Williams
B. Sheldin
Nashville
Centenary Meetings Led by Rev J H Hewgley
The Rev J H Hewgley conducts services at Southport at 11 am Sunday and at Bigbyville that night at 7 o clock for the Methodist Centenary movement. Every member is urged to be present.
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J. H. Hewgley
Southport
Bigbyville
Swine Prices Steady on Louisville Market Report
Hogs dropped ten cents today on the Louisville market following Chicago quotations. Cattle were steady and sheep slow. Local egg poultry grain and wool quotations remained unchanged.
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Daily Herald
Louisville
Chicago
Market Report From Local Produce Auction
Market slow as buyers show restraint and receipts for sheep reach 100 head. Prices listed include eggs candied at 38 cents, hens 2.5 cents, large chickens 17 cents, sundry poultry 23 cents, turkeys 23 to 25 cents, ducks 18 cents, wool at 50 cents per pound, flour and grain quotes from local mills with patent flour at 18 dollars per barrel and other staples: corn 8 dollars per barrel, oats 75 cents per bushel, rye 1.60, barley 1.00, No 2 wheat 2.60.
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Gene
Mrs. James T. Oakley Dies in Nashville Home
Mrs. James T. Oakley of Nashville Tenn died at her home on Gilmore Avenue after a long illness. The obituary notes her husband and family, with local references indicating the couple's residence and ties to the community.
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Daily Herald
James T. Oakley
Nashville, Tenn
Gilmore
Hogs Dime Lower as Cattle Steady in Louisville Market
May 15 Louisville Bourbon Stock Journal reports hogs down a dime while cattle hold steady and sheep weaker. Receipts total 100 cattle and 3,600 hogs with top hogs 165 pounds and up at 20.25, lights 120 to 165 pounds at 19.15, pigs 120 pounds and under not fully clarified.
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Bourbon Stock Journal
Nice
the Herald
Louisville
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Maury
Abirta
Bay -Of-Nationy
W. Mitchell
Phoenix National Bank
Columbia, Tenn
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Net _ National Bank
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
State of Tennessee
County of Maury
H. O. Fulton
J. W. Thomas
J. Lem Thomas
R. L. McKinney
F. D. Chaffin
Maury National Bank OF
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U.S. Treasurer
War Statips
I. C. A. Parker
C. A. Parkin
H.L. Hewptey
Notary Publ
W. ©. Salmon
J. S. Correy
M. E. Allen
Ziron
J. E. Clifton
R. FD
Lyons
Columbia Hdw., & Furniture Co
L. Barker
Sf Valley
McCormick
Citizens Phone
Wee J. Hanson
Colombo
GeeWhix Harrow
Sam
Horace Rainey
Avenue
Dire
Mra
Will Pulgher
Marion Oakley
Ben Oakley
Ong
Sap Henry
Cradlesley
Ats
EB. Allen
Dim Andrews, Jr
J. F
Brownlow
W. M
Chaffin
J. C. Cheek
J.B. Cottey
H. B. Cochran
G. T. Hughes
Jones Jno
Kittgell K
MaLengure Rd
McKinney
C. A. Parker A, M. Harlan
W. P, Ridley
B. A. Satterfield W
Salmon JA
Sloan J. F
Brockard W.Y
Thompson
W. M. Tolley
W. B. Turner
PS. Wheeler
Wooten
R. Walkers
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