Grand Encampment Elects Officers and Delegates Arrive
Delegates to the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows arrive daily for sessions in Columbia. The parade and street events begin midweek with bands, uniformed divisions, and a Friday schedule, while Rebekah Assembly meetings and entertainment proceed at the courthouse and First Methodist church.
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Grand Lodge
Great Street
Odd Falows
Saiedniety High School Audit
Iimediatory
Atterwat
Areiarl UK
Edditon
Ork Beng
He Grand Lodge
Mau *Y
Marshall
Lewis
Hickman
Giles
Lawrence
Columbia
Odd Fellows
Chirksville
Columbia Band
Columbia Military Academy
E .A. Tipimona
Bank of Odd Fellows
Ys Seventh Street
Eighth
South Garden
West Seventh
Central High School
Athenaeum Street
Woldridge
West Seventh Street
5. York
York
Odd Fellows Home
Clarksville
Odd
Pellows
Sigman
Nashville
W. A. Dodd
Dayton
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellow
South Mainstret
Transacres
Rebekahs
Misa Mary Cooper Boyd
Irvin Voss
Mary McCarty
Misa
Eddie Collins
Rebekah Assembly of Tennessee
8. W. Kerr
Grand
County Court to Convene With Full Docket Post Election
Judge Whitthorne will issue a call for the county court meeting. The session will include unfinished business from the last regular meeting and any legally includable items, potentially expanding bond issues for schools or other boards. A tax levy dispute is anticipated, with arguments for both higher and lower rates. The timing of the call remains undecided, but a session may follow the November election.
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Daily Herald
W.C. Whitthorne
Whitthorne
the Herald
Respectable Citizen William P Howell Dies at 84
William P. Howell, eighty four, longtime Giles and Maury counties resident, died after five weeks illness at his McCains home. He was a Baptist, twice married, leaving seven children from first marriage and six from second, with multiple survivors listed. Funeral held at Fairview Baptist Church at 2 pm led by Revs Hatfield and Holt. The Maury Undertaking Co. oversaw arrangements.
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William P. Howell
McCains
Howell
Giles
Maury
The
Baptist Church
Minerva Foster
J. WJ. A
J. F. Howell
R A. Hubble
West Tennessee
Misa Sarah E. Calvett
W. H
F. L. Howell
M. Foster
J. Hickman
L. E. Foster
Fairview Baptist Church
I. A. Hatfield
Albert Holt
Maury Undertaking Company
County considers lower tax levy for roads and schools
The county court levy committee proposes a $1.26 tax rate for the coming year, about two tenths higher than last year’s 1.25. Funds for school buildings and state highway maintenance are cut, with roads receiving less funding while bond principal and interest remain uncertain. The plan aims to minimize increases and keep a unanimous report for the court, noting that road funding will fall short of last year’s level.
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Daily Herald
Schivel
Som
Ot Highway OF Aluking
Tg Seegere
Eneliab
Evita
Wey
Squire Davie
Squires English
Hull
Guest and
Denton
Gavels Presented to Lodge Officers on Lookout Mountain
Two carved laurel gavels from Lookout Mountain were presented to Miss Eddie Collins head of the Rebekahs in the state and to J. D. Baum wardner Grand Master of the Odd Fellows by W. E. Hardison of Lookout Mountain. The emblems feature the order’s symbols and include the presentation dates. Hardison praises Maury County and The Herald for publicizing the event and aiding reception and entertainment.
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Lookout Mountain
Eddie Collins
Rebekahs
J. D. Baumwardner
The
Odd Fellows
W. E. Hardison
Maury County
Hardison
the Herald
Harrison
Herald
Notting
Delegates Named to Frame County Road Law Convention
Democratic nominees Henry H. Hill and Wash P. Russell urge Maury County commissioners to appoint officers to hold a November 2 primary selecting twenty four delegates to a road convention. Judge Whitthorne to preside, with two delegates per district except districts three seven and eight.
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Henry H. Hill
Wash P. Russell
Rease of Representatives
Uhe
Roa
Messrs
Hit and
Russell
Whitthorne
HI and
Thealwth
Tave
Lise
Messrs. Hill and Russell
M. EB. Allen
J. M. Burns
R. 8
County Fair Season Ends Amid Record Attendance
County fairs at Spr field and Clarksville wrap up a season praised by Prof Dean as the greatest in state history. He notes improved displays and larger attendance district wide. Notables include Mink Kate Scott visiting Mooresville and Bob Maxwell from Melon catching up with friends.
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Daily Herald
Sprfield
Clarksville
Dent
Dean
Mink
Kate Scott
Mooresville
Mildred
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Cers
Athenaeum
Dr. Woldridge
Columbia Institute
Odd Fallow
Chattanooga
WM. P. Howelll
Bruce McDaniel
E.R. Hanna
My Pleasant, Tenn
Albany-Decatur
T. J. Boyd
Tewnie Short
Franklin
3M. Caldwell
Theta Pike
Senate
Perry County
Justice
Lewis County
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Messrs Hill and
Messrs Hill and Russell
A. H. Wiggs
Bob Maxwell
Melon, Texas
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