Lieut Wooten Awarded Legion of Honor in France
Lieutenant James C. Wooten II of the First American Aero Squadron died near Chateau Thierry during the Marne drive. He was awarded the Legion of Honor posthumously as his plane was attacked. he died unconscious with the cross on his breast. Memorial services will be held at First Methodist Church in Columbia, with further tributes planned.
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James C. Wooten, II
Legion of Honor
Columbia
Marne
Lieut. Wooten
First Methodist Church
Richard Smith
Jim Wooten
Jim Yit
Wooten
Lieut
W. L. McNu
Jim
Wold
C. A. R. Cames C. Wooten, II
John T
Emma Hughes Wooten
Columbia Military Academy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Monte Carlo
L. P. Padgett
America
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Beta Theta Pi
Tech
Globe
Ariz
Ths Graat
Sacrificed Lieut James C Wooten II Honored by Local Church
The First Methodist Church Sunday school adopted resolutions mourning Lieut James C Wooten II a member of the church who died in France serving humanity His life story spans Columbia Military Academy Naval Academy MIT and Army Air service with Croix de Guerre and promotion posthumously noted Local leaders extend heartfelt sympathy and prayers for his family and loved ones
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T. H. Williams
First Methodist Church
France
James C. Wooten, II
Prof Dean urges full exhibits at state fair
Prof J M Dean district agent left for Nashville to arrange agricultural exhibits for the state fair. He asks community and corn clubs not to neglect their displays for both the state and county fairs in October. Prospects look good if interest remains through fall.
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J. M. Dean
Nashville
Dean
Elected constable declines tenth district post
Elected constable in the Fifth District last August, A. Bostick Jr. of Glendale refused to qualify and bond for the office. He told County Court Clerk Arch W. Linscomb he did not want the job and would not qualify. He cited other business as keeping him from serving, a rare stance for a Tennessean and Maury County man.
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A. Bostick, Jr
Glendale
Arch W. Linscomb
Bostick
Mr. Bostick
Captain Harrell Declares He Has Found Right Thing
Georgia man from Ingleside testifies a long sick child improved after Thalac. He says headaches, stomach troubles, and weak kidneys vanished, and the girl is now healthy, attending school and playing with other children. Ad states Tanlac sold in Columbia by Smiler Drug Co and an agency in every town.
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Taniac
T. M. Harrell
Ingleside
Georgia
Columbia
Smiler Drug CO
Turner appointed to state committee on commercial economics
E P Turner named a member of the state committee on commercial economics by Maj Rutledso Smith chairing the State Council for Defense on the recommendation of C G Gilbert state chairman. The committee directly controls regulations governing merchant deliveries manpower and supply conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. P. Turner
Maj Rutledso,Smith
State Council For Defense
C. G. Gilbert
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E. D. Looney & Co
Cross OF Legion Honor
A.S. KR. C
Chateau Thierry
Courcy
Tech Bureau
Paris
Ion
James C. Wooten
Pike
Figuers Realty Co
J. B. Reel
South Main Street
Bell
Citizen's
Herald
Harrell
Georgia Man
Tanlac
E. P. Turner
Commercial Economies
Federal Bank
Maury National Bank
Maury
Hays & Wright
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