Remembrance Service Honors Two Local Soldiers
The First Methodist church unveiled a bronze tablet honoring Lieut. James Wooten and Lieut. Robert Gilbreath, killed in France, as the town filled the nave for a solemn ceremony. Hon. John H. Dinning and Dr. J. W. Cherry delivered addresses praising their supreme sacrifice and memory. Their names join other local heroes on a list of twenty eight memorials in the community.
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Battlefelds
France
First Methodist Church
James
Wooten
Aylatoe
Robert Gilbreath
Levis
Glbreath
Lieut
Gilbreath
Howdebe H. Dinning
de J W. Cherry
Dinning
Wpa
Selilahr
Patriotism and sacrifice praised in wartime address
Dr. Cherry echoed themes of devotion to country and service in a patriotic sermon. He invoked the American and French alliances, recalling Captain Wooten's fate and the unawarded yet posthumous honor he would have received. Lieut Wooten was praised as one of the bravest of the brave.
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Dinning
Dr. Cherry
Mer
Death notices Mrs. Alice Lovell Maury County
The body of Mrs. Alice Lovell wife of Smith Lovell who died suddenly at her Lebanon home will arrive in Columbia tonight at 9 o clock and go to Maury Undertaking Company. Funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Lovell, known as Miss Alice Alexane dec, was beloved by hundreds in Maury County and is survived by her husband and seven children.
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Daily Heralds
Alice Lovell
Smith Lovell
Lebanon
Columbia
Wss
Maury Undertaking Company
Lovell
Maury County
Alice Alexanedec
Gulleoka Methodists Report Splendid Year
The Gulleoka Methodists review a strong year at their final annual meeting. Trustees note donations and improvements, including parishioners guiding parish work and the provision of a new parsonage. The report highlights faithful service and community outreach during the year.
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Mr. Powers
Stureh
Uilke Lee
Daily Herald Reaches Its Majority in Early History
The Daily Herald marks twenty one years since its first issue dated October 3 1800. It grew from a four page five column paper with plate sections to a six page seven column daily filled with news.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
Maury National Bank
Savage
J Rosenthal
McKennen
Anderson & Poster
Satterfel! & Dodson
Culpa
Frank D. Lawler
Ener
Wml
Deity Herald
Bruce Toeker
Peter
W. D. Hastings
Darden
Harkreader
la Decatur
Ala
Manchester Times
Joe W. Cooper
Mr. Dowk
T. Amt
Nashville Tennessean
Meade Frierson
DSA
Rmee
France
Capt
Frierson
Robert H. Clagett
Rome
Clagett
Richard H. Wyatt
Telegraph News
Postpone Election of Truant Officer
County board of education postponed the election of a truant or attendance officer until the next session in November. The field included several candidates with Miles Murphy noted as a contender. Former board member Oscar L. Vantique and Donte Williams were among those considered along with Ro. Elam of Santa Fe.
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County Board of Education
Les Thanage
Jon
Miles Murphy
Momer
Oscar L. Vantique
Donte Willams
Distriet
Ro. Elam
Barta Fe
Elam
Opening Gun of Campaign Fired by Gen Cates
General Apathy and Republican propaganda criticized as Gen Cates opens the campaign in New Grand. William J Webster honors him. Cates endorses Cox and the Democratic ticket while praising Wilson and the League of Nations. Governor Roberts praised for enforcing the law.
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Cates
Sitnetdo
Manny County
J. Charles T. Cates
William J. Webster
Citien
Republican Party
Wilson
Hut
Cox
League of Nations
Hoberts
Women new voters attend address with strong support
Many women newly enfranchised graced the occasion and listened with marked attention to the address as they joined in the event.
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Uged
Mrs Mary B Wheat Dies at 72 in Shady Grove Area
Mrs Mary B Wheat died Monday at her sister’s home near Lawrenceburg aged seventy two. Funeral held Tuesday at Dunlap Graveyard conducted by Eller Baker. Resided in Shady Grove community most of life and was a devoted Methodist. Survived by son C A Wheat of Shady Grove. daughter and husband J Wheat preceded her.
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Daily Herald
Mary B. Wheat
Lawrenceburg
Pernoon
Dunlap
Eller Baker
C. A. Wheat
Shady Grove
J. §. Wheat
Prize Winners at Isom Fair Highlight Corn Exhibits
At Isom community fair the corn exhibits drew strong interest due to top prize offerings. Winners include Neal's Paymaster and Hickory King with entries by Neal, Brooks, Kelly, Delk, and Kirk. heaviest ten ears awarded to George Sayone. Sam Brooks wins Yellow corn and Corn club exhibit.
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Neal
Hormee Brown
R. M. Kelly
W. A. Brooks
Sam Brooks
Tennessee
A. &. Peery
V. Delk
WJ. Shannon
George Sayone
Synod of Tennessee Meeting Strives for Broad Delegates
Delegates from across Tennessee excluding the eastern mountains gather at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening for a multi day Synod session. Dr J C Melloy prepares an ambitious program with Dr W B Melburn delivering the opening address and Dr W C Alexander preaching the Synodical communion. Distinguished visitors from Georgia South Carolina and Kentucky expected including Dr C P Hemphill Thornton Whaling and Dr J Morris with women serving noon meals to accommodate hundreds of delegates.
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Daily Herald
East Tennessee
Synod of Tennessee
First Presbyterian Church
Lou
J. C. Melloy
Melloy
C. P. Hemphill
Louisville
Louisvile Presbyterian Seminary
Thornton Whaling
Columbia South
Carolina
Columbia Asbyterian Seminary
J. Morris
Atlanta
Morris
Coimbra
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Lion Brand
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Bauman
Soldier Heroes
Wooten and Gilbreath
John H. Dinning
J. W. Cherry
Gulleoka
Trrof Sitrittz
Heral
MATER
President Wilson
Roberts
GROVE
Sam Lusk
Sam
Katharine Kirk
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