Personal notices from a long list of visitors
A flood of names and relocations from the county meal includes Mia Eugenia Caskey visiting relatives, fialley Marble traveling to Nitsh ville, several Elated Trom visits, and numerous Johnsons and Joneses returning from trips to New York Philadelphia Memphis and other towns. The item notes social calls, extended visits, and weekend stays across multiple households in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Eugenia Caskey
Hhe County
Fialley Marble
Nitshville
Relathyan Ii AJ
Barnette
Wif
Trom
Wilkes
GV Milani
Memphis
Barbster
Amanda Beckett
West Sth Street
Inuita McAdama
New York
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Totty in Nashville
News arrived this thin morning announcing the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs John Totty of Nashville. The item notes cheerful family news and is part of a local Herald Cheap Column Ads section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
John Totty
Nashville
Kiwanis Club to Meet at Bethel House Tomorrow
Regular Kiwanis noon meeting at the Bethel House will discuss naming Columbia high school park for the Athenaeum and the district convention trip to Louisville. Women oppose Kiwanis name. about twenty members and wives expected.
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Kiwanis Club
Bethel House
Federated Clubs of Columbia
High School
Old Athenaeum
Kiwanis
Louieville
Marriages Span Cities In Noted Local Notices
Mrs. Leah Davis White weds . C. Struble of Los Angeles on August 21. Mr. Struble, a prominent LA businessman, will reside at Majestic apartments after a eastern tour. Bertha McAdams McKee weds Thomas Alexander Coleman in Birmingham, then to Virginia Beach for honeymoon. Coleman is a Omaha businessman. Mrs. Coleman popular in Columbia. Miss Tommie Lea Barnes marries Marvin Priest at Carter's Creek home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barnes. Rev. Lovell officiates. reception at groom’s parents. Smitty Smith, Deacon Smith, Marries Emma Smith’s daughter in Nashville. couple to Chicago and a lake trip before returning to Columbia. He works as Maury Dry Goods advertising manager.
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Dudley Marable
Mra
Paul Patyret
Jackavile
Miskos
Camille Herridon
Detayiine Hanis
Richel’ McKonen
Thinnest Armatrong
Beaver Dam Spein
Mo B. Orr
Squire Gilbert M. Ore
Prospect
Robert
Nichols
Viations Relatives
Lawrenceburg
Herman Jonas
Aliny
Alla
Ming Dorn
Evie
Ladiya
Hvind
Cul- Jenks
Windas
Williams
Anterson
Louise Harrison
Retina Rons
Montewple
Mary Virginia Grataun
Jeol Hae
Denton Park
New York City
Joles Botener
Taener
Miss Huth Shelton Hey Rinde
Clarkechute
Shen Bie
Eugene Anerson
Lalla Barr Anderson
Philadelphia
John A. Hagey
Nashville
Joe Hagey
Joseph Brown
Tomlinson
Cullooka
Jonas E. ‘Thomas
Sleepy Hollow
Charles Dinwiddie
Callooka
Mr. Dinwiddie
Alexare Ira
Alexandria Fair
Lotis Finney
Henry Choate
Trenton
Tenn
Ragerdale
James
Voorhles
Prim Springs
P. Garber
Fannie Garber
Lara Stockton Molloy
Gorman
Nuville
Corinne Pender
Flora Mal Dodgen
Margaret Butler
Misa Jewel Klum
Mee
Myrtle Harris
Liodora
Mike Beastie Wilsford
RC Flam
Santa Fe
J. Th Manning
Mins Mildred
SheMold
Ala
M. Jones
J. &. Cluxton Ond
Reletiven
Ethridge
Mrs. Struble
Majestic
Los Angeles
Coleman-McKee
Bertha McAdams McKee
Thomas Alexander Coleman
First Methodist
Birmingham
John R. Stewart
Virginia Beach
McAdams
Columbia
Priest Barnes
Tommie Lea Barnes
Marvin Priest
J. G. Barnes
Carter's Creek
Lovell
T. E. Priest
Chicago
Emma Smith
Smitty
Deacon” Smith
Maury Dry Goods Company
Mexico Guaranties Lives Of Foreigners Best Season To Paint
Mexico City reports President Dela Huerta asserts oil output twice U S production and treaties under review. He says government can guarantee lives and property of foreigners. Col Newt Vaughn endorses autumn as best season for painting houses and barns due to cooler weather and easier application. Richardson Lumber Co marketing notes paint sales rising. Herald column ads note.
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Mexico
United Press
Mexico City
Dela Huerta
New Mexican Congress
United
Col
Newt Vaughn
Richardson Lumber Company
Chicago Cubs 10 Play For Harding in Marion Exhibition
The Chicago Cubs arrived in Marion Ohio to play a semi professional team in an exhibition game honoring Senator Harding. The event brings together major league baseball and local talent amid a regional political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Harding
Marion
Senator Harding
Women of City Ask Park Named By Athenaeum
The Athenaeum Alumnae and several clubs urge naming the High School grounds “Athenaeum Park” to honor the school’s impact on Southern women’s education. The Charleston group emphasizes community benefit and preservation of local history in a cordial note signed by Caroline Williams and other club presidents.
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Women OF
CITY
ASK Park
POR Athenaeum
Athenaeum Park
Old Athenaeum
South
Caroline Willams
Ashby’ Wilkins
Unchanged Porker Prices and Markets Report
Prices on cattle hogs and sheep were unchanged on Louisville and Nashville markets with steady to active trade. Cattle receipts 300, hogs 1,100, lambs 1,000. quotes vary by weight. Nashville hogs steady with Heavies 15.75 15.90. cattle dull but steady. Produce and grain prices listed for area markets.
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Louisville
Nashville
Yaris
the Herald
Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Tenn
Florida Citrus Shipments Reach Record Box Totals
Orlando data show Florida shipped 12,495,926 boxes of citrus fruits last season by rail and water. Grapefruit oranges tangerines and limes were moved by ACG X 7,618,201 boxes Seaboard Air Line 2,492,720 Florida East Coast 1,880,691 Charlotte Harbor and Northern 449,138 and steamship lines 55,190 boxes.
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Orlando
Fle
Florda
Robert Taylor
A.C. L
ACG. x
Seaboard Air Line
Florida East Coast
Charlotte Harbor
Eberts House in Berlin Needs Repairs
The German government has funded remodeling of the foreign office but has not allocated funds for repairs to President Ebert's palace. The roof is leaky and requires shingles, the exterior needs scrubbing, and the interior work remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Foreign Office
Ebert
Quiet City Council to Meet With Routine Agenda
The board of mayor and aldermen is expected to have a quiet, short session Friday night with no new ordinances. Routine business will proceed and discussion may touch on the upcoming bond election and strategies to mobilize voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
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Everybody Shops
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Mecerenenes
Col. Vaughn
Ladies’ of
Maury
By Express
Smart Shop
J Pattlep
Shorts
Florida
Lee W. D. Hastings
Mgr
Columbia Herald
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