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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

8

Cadets Escort Five Graduates to Officer Training

Five Columbia Military Academy cadets escorted their senior classmates to Union Station for departure to Camp Zachary Taylor. The party included Maury Tomlinson, Preston Gant, Percy Hillhouse, John McGraw, and James Embry, with Embry receiving a wrist watch from classmates. Colonel Fishburne lauded the academy’s role in supplying officers.

Columbia Military Academy Unilon Officers Training School Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville Ash Ville Ala Embry B. B. Fishburne Academy Army War Department Com. A

Hayes Hood Arrested on Charge of Sedition

Hayes Hood was arrested today by Deputy U S Marshal J Davidson on no charge of sedition. Hood lives near Fly's Store on Leipers Creek and was brought to Columbia for a bond of 5000 dollars. A preliminary hearing is set for next Saturday with U S Attorney Lee Douglass or assistant Benjamin H Littleton to prosecute.

J. J. Davidson United States J. %. Turpin Church of Christ Marshall Maury Smyrna Bryant Station Cook Columbia Lewisburg Davidson J. M. Towler Department of Justice Turpin William Clarence Cook Hayes Hood J. Davidson Hood Santa Me Fly Leipers Creek L. Z. Turpin Honi Mood Lee Douglass United States District Attorney Benjamin H. Littleton

Business Women's Liberty Loan Drive Noted by County Chair

A strong unit of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee was the Business Women's Association. Members contributed to the drive, with more than $1,100 worth of lands sold in the recent campaign. Mrs. F. Everett, county chairman, reports the feature with pride. The organization's earlier report omitted mention of this work.

Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Business Women's Association F. Everett

Young man charged with serious offense in preliminary hearing

Yanieer Johnson of Williamsport appeared before Justice of the Peace Hugh Lee Webster on a charge of violating the age of consent. Johnson was bound over to the grand jury under a $1,000 bond. He denies the charge as the girl and several witnesses testified, with J C Voorhies prosecuting and J J Garner defending.

Yanieer Johnson Williamsport Justice of the Peace Hugh Lee Webster Tom Martin Vinny Martin Johnson J. C. Voorhies J J. Garner

Maury Council Represented by Tanner at State JOUAM Convention

Maury Council 27h of Columbia is represented by J. W. Tanner in Chattanooga at the state convention of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Tanner attends to Maury Council duties and participates in official proceedings. The event gathers local councils to discuss goals and activities for the organization.

Maury Council Tanner J. W. Tanner Fo Chattanooga Junior Order United American Mechanics Columbia

Georgia Cyclone Arouses Culleoka For New School

Upshaw, famed lecturer and congressional candidate, stirred Cullooka residents to back a new school with a $1,000 gift idea. Four men pledged $500 each and more donations followed, totaling $5,400 toward a $10,000 goal. Subscriptions came after three speeches by Upshaw at the Central Presbyterian church and Methodist church.

W. DU. Upshaw Georgi Cullooka Methodist Church Upshaw Congress Georgia Central Presbyterian Church BH. J. Park G. M. McKennon C. J. Akin J. P. Graham Joe Ingram Mardy Park W. C Dowling H. M. Andrews M. C. Adams J. G. Cockrill J. M. Robinson T. 8. Craig J. 1S. Redding W. N. Bingham John and Ben Hickman Kate Wright Ella Wilkes Civic League W. N. Calvert Neely Abernathy N. J. Foster

Dyer Addresses Campbell Station War Call Sunday

Professor Gus Dyer of Vanderbit University spoke to Campbell Station residents on the war and its demands. Col. Thomas H. Peebles led the meeting with a large audience. no funds were collected. Following the gathering, local women organized a Red Cross unit and planned further war activities.

Campbell Station Christian Earth Pedt Gus 'Dyer Vanderbit University Col Thomas H. Peebles Red Cross

Westall Embry War Savings Stamp Society formed in Columbia

One of the first War Savings Stamp societies in Columbia is the Westall Embry society formed recently at the Columbia Cotton MII with 25 members. Judge J. T. McKnight assisted in the organization, Fielding Churchwell was elected president and J. A. Nicks secretary-treasurer. The society’s purpose is to promote thrift and the sale of thrift and war savings stamps.

Columbia Westall Embry Society Columbia Cotton MII J. T. McKnight Fielding Churchwell J. A. Nicks

Memorial tribute to Lieut Clarence Fry in Columbia

A public memorial for Lieut. Clarence Bo Fry, who died in England, will be held May 19 at 2 pm in the High School Auditorium. A citizens committee plans a patriotic service with speakers including Geo. T. Hughes Sr and J. H. Dinning, attended by Columbia Military Academy cadets and local clubs.

Columbia Clarence Bo Fry Ngland High School Maury National Bank Geo. T .Hughes Fry Order of American Mechanics The Christian Church Century Club Columbia Military Academy Church Denjing Club A. B. Lipscomb Nashville J. H. Dinning J. A. Sloan Fe., McLemore Andrew Dale C. V L. Sharp John T. Wooten B. E. Satterfield Eugene Long A. Forgey C.H. Sharp Misa Camille Herndon John Gant J. F. Brownlow Ashley B. Sowell L. Dorteh Geo McKennon

Home Culture Club of Hampshire Meets for Patriotic Program

The Hampshire Home Culture Club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. James Jones's home. Mrs. Webb sang America, My Homeland, and Evelyn Thompson with Mary Sue Parks performed Keep the Home Fires Burning. Mrs. Bob Akin led a discussion titled Hue genies from the Standpoint of Education. Thrift Stamp sales were discussed and members agreed to make a purchase. The meeting adjourned after an ice course with plans to meet June 5 at Mrs. Howard Lunn's home.

Hampshire Home Culture Club James Jones America Homeland Webb Bob Akin Evelyn Thompson Mary Sue Parks Howard Lunn June S

Inspiring Service Flag Ceremony at McDowell School

A Tuesday night program at McDowell School featured a service flag rising with Uncle Sam, Columbia, and allied nations represented by soldiers, Red Cross nurses, and children. The event closed with a pledge, a democracy sermon, and a $34.25 Red Cross donation presented by McDowell students.

McDowell School Uncle Sam Columbia Red Cross France England Belgium Italy America Sarah Johanson W. B. Ricks First Methodist Church McDowell Norman Davie Mira A. A. Gant McDowell Heil Cross

Canadian Army Captain Reeves to Speak on War Front

Capt Reeves of the Canadian army will relate war experiences on the western front at a Red Cross program in the circuit court room Thursday night at eight o clock. He will portray thrilling accounts of the fighting and the Red Cross work. Meanwhile Maury county speeds toward its quota for the second war fund with Judge J I McKnight leading a campaign staff of young assistants. The county court room hosts the headquarters for daily canvassing and reports, with no collections at Reeves talk.

Western Front Reeves Red Cross Circuit Court Maury County J. "I. McKnight Capt. Reeves

Allen Sets Tennessee Shipper Record at St Louis Market

M E Allen of Maury County Tennessee shipped a large load of steers to St Louis market with excellent prices. He sold around 50 cars of stock recently and several cattle in one shipment brought 202.75 dollars per head, a figure likely to stand as a Tennessee record for years.

M. EF. Allen Maury County Tenn Allen Tennessee Daily National Live National Stock Tards of St. Louis

Maury County Not Called to Fill Emergency Draft

Maury County will not contribute to the emergency draft for registered soldiers to be sent to Fort Thomas Kentucky. The state will draw from larger centers rather than Maury County.

Maury County Herald Nashville Ft. Thomas

Giant amethyst found in Minas Gerais showcased in Rio

United Press reports a 215 pound amethyst found near Mar de Hespanha in Minas Gerais state Brazil. A patriotic Brazilian proposes the gem be used as a Kaiser sear pin setting during the exhibition in Rio de Janeiro.

United Press RV DE Janeiro

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elder WM Clarence Cook E. L. Davidson M. A Officers’ Training School Clase Onmone Business Woman's Part Liberty Loan Aera Mary Sartin R. FD. 1 Santis Zion Gus Dyer Campbell Station Christian Church Westall-Embry W. SS Society Home Culture Club OF Hampshire Phoenix National Bank U. S U.S Federal Reserve National Bank Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co Third L. L State of of Maury H. O. Pfulton H. O. Fulton J. W. Thomas J. Lem Thomas KE. McLemore D. Chapfin Tion Maury National Bank OF Columbia U. S. Treasury Federal Reserve Bank and Securities Banking House Federal Reserve Banks State OF Tennessee County OF Maury J. F. Browstow J. F. Browntow M'Dowell School M. E. Allen Colume Rome Qing
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