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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1911

Page

6

McDowell school honors and student awards

Ruth Burns leads McDowell medal winners earning two awards including scholarship while four seniors, Joe Park Irene Hill and Davie Journey, kept perfect attendance. The program featured a 60-child Princess Snow White play, and 235 students enrolled with 54 advancing to high school.

Ruth Burns McDowell School Miss Burns McDowell Joe Park Irene Hill Davie Journey Kerley Stone Ronald Vosa Allese Stone Hilda Journey Blanche Stone Jesse Tomlinson Ifty Graham Ify

Soldiers Return from Little Rock After Trip

About twenty aged soldiers returned to Maury County early Monday morning. They traveled on a special train with several of the officials who accompanied them. Sherif Godwin and Deputy Wills White were among the escorts. Some veterans stayed a few days in Hot Springs.

Pritay Maury County Sherif Godwin Wills White

Millinery Stock on Display at McKennan Anderson Poster

Mise Crickett Dowling returned from market with a complete lot of summer millinery including hats ribbons and sewing goods for the Millinery department of McKennan Anderson Poster. Goods arrived partly and will be on sale Tuesday morning. The department is in back of the store and being prepared by a full force of milliners.

Mise Crickett Dowling MecKennen, Anderson & Poster

Lipscomb laid to rest at Zion Church funeral

The remains of Capt. A A Lipscomb were interred at Zion Church after a simple, impressive service led by Dr A G Dinwiddie and Dr John Molloy. Flowers from family and friends surrounded the casket as Columbia W C T U members conducted prayers and placed a white ribbon bow on the casket.

A. A. Lipscomb Historic Zion Church Capt. Lipscomb A. G. Dinwiddie John €. Molloy Presbyterian Church Dr. Dinwiddie Sclon E. W. Carmack Herald Friends Comrades of Columbia Lipscomb Columbia Woman's Christian Temperance Union E. P. Turner Union

French War Minister Killed In Air Plane Accident

Paris reports a monoplane crash during a race event kills War Minister Henry Berteaux and injures Premier Monis and others. The aircraft struck a grouping of cabinet members, causing severe injuries including the premier’s leg fractures and facial trauma.

Paris Paria Madrid Henry Maurice Berteaux Antoine Emmanuel Ernest Mouis Antoine Monis Henri Deutsch de la Mourthe Lo Jury Issy Les Molinoux M. Train M. Bounier Berteaux Premier Monls M. Deutsch M. Monis M. Lepine Monis Roland Garros M. Beaumont M. Gibert

Trunk Full of Contraband Seized in Raid

Police officers Morgan and Lancaster raided a restaurant run by Charlie Bunch and seized a trunkful of whisky brandy and beer. Bunch was arrested on liquor violations, bond was set, and the trunk was taken to the station as evidence.

Morgan and Lancaster Charlie Bunch

Scheme for Fire Causes Bribery Reported in Nebraska

A man in Nebraska offers Mayor Biddle $100 for information on fire causes claiming he can share life and property saving details. The mayor doubts the value, while the note suggests the scheme is a hoax. A separate item mentions a child in Little Rock recovering from measles with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, praised by the mother.

Nebraska Biddle Bidfile Dountiless C. 5 Palmer Little Rock Ark Foley

Splendid Tribute to Dr. A S Page

A moving tribute for Dr. Albert S. Page followed his death last Friday. Services were at First Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon with a crowded church and generous floral displays. The sermon by Dr. G Tinwiddie honored the deceased in a touching farewell.

DR. A. S. Page Albert S. Page G. Tinwiddie

Rain Halts Baseball Game Between CMA and Columbia

Rain prevented the Saturday baseball game between CMA and Columbia. The match was called off as rain fell throughout the afternoon and the CMA team will disband after school tomorrow.

C. M A Columbia M. A

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