Local social notes and visitors at area homes
Watkins Harlan Evans and Mrs Bob Corbitt of Jackson visit Mrs Alex Kidd while Mira Jennia Kidd from Nashville visits Miss Birdie Harrison. Clarence Trantham and Bentley Ballard go to Buffalo. Miss Gertrude Harris stays with Mira Ruth Hayes. Mrs John H Thomas not improving quickly. Leonard Hart of Montgomery visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Thomas McCrady welcome another daughter. Lillian Cooper returns to Mt Pleasant after visiting Birdie Harrison. Oscar Glenn plans move to Pt Worth Texas. Nora Griggs sick with scarlet fever. Mrs John H Thomas improving. Elmira Dowell also recovering from scarlet fever. Rev J A Molloy returns from Lynnville. Edna Kelsey accompanies as guest. Ben Martin, S S Tegurden, Robert Craig and Mrs Tom Craig join Chattanooga excursion. Stella Webb, Willie Mai, Annie Lee Tuton of Polisi and Kate Lattimer of Sheffield visit Minnie Lee Weatherford then return home. Epworth League social at Mrs J W Jackson on Thirteenth Street with music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Corbitt
Jackson
Alex Kidd
Mira Jennia Kidd
Nashville
Birdie Harrison
Clarence Trantham
Bentley Ballard
Buffalo
Gertrude Harris
Lewisburg
Mira Ruth Hayes
John H. Thomas
Leonard Hart
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas McCrady
Charles Dowell
J. A. Molioy
Lynnville
Edna Kelsey
Ben Martin
Tegurden
Robert Craig
Tom Craig
Chattanooga
Stella Webb
Willie Mai
Annie Lee Tuton
Polisi
Kate Lattimer
Sheffield
Minnie Lee Weatherford
Epworth League
J. W. Jackson
Thirteenth Street
Insurance ads claim largest policies in Tennessee
Nicholson Magruder & Co advertise as agents for the largest Tornado Fire Life and Accident Insurance companies in Tennessee. Office in Brown Block with two phones. Advertisement dated 3-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson, Magruder & Co
Tennessee
Brown Block
Opera House hosts The Gay Mr Goldstien comedy
The Gay Mr Goldstien played at the Opera House Tuesday night to amused crowds. A strong cast led by Keogh Boniface and Maxwell delivered lively performances as mischief and romance unfold around a war veteran wooing a wealthy socialite. The audience enjoyed a steady stream of humorous incidents in this first class attraction. The next booking, Boone-Yaki Gemnemy, is set for October 7 with hypnotic and juggling acts promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Look Here We Are Going to Surface and Cateche Sea SESS
The note appears as garbled text with no clear reportable event or named entities. It mentions surfing and a university setting but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people to summarize into a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrenvixty & Dovsoy
Judge Ferris In to Stay at Perris Governor Campaign Event
Perris candidate for Governor spoke at Eresnas Nonaay ane promising to stay in until the finish. The brief appearance underscored ongoing bid dynamics and local political engagement centered on Ferris and Perris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ferris
As Perris
Eresnas Nonaay Ane
Mys
Personal greetings roll through Lawrenceburg area visits
A long list of social visits and travelers from Lawrenceburg, Dunn’s, Franklin, Memphis, and Nashville shows residents and guests touring, visiting relatives, or moving toward universities and colleges. Notable mentions include J C Wooten, Mrs Eula Haley, Clark Jones, Judge Holding, Dale Witherspoon, Charley Hatcher, and Ed Baird among many others.
Rural Delivery Reform Prompts West Cross Bridges Route
A damaged paragraph outlines a rural delivery plan aiming to serve citizens west of Cross Bridges, listing intended advantages and opposing a congressman’s alternative route. It mentions Mr. and local merchants, with references to Columbia and storage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Bridges
Hine
Tonch Cross Bor
Ee Ee
Religious Meetings and Conferences Scheduled in Columbia Area
Religious news summarizes local tunt meetings and services at the Tabernacle and several Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Rev. Walker of Talladega preaches twice at the rat Presbyterian church, with upcoming lectures by W. T. oerespins ens and Rev. George Stewart. The Tennessee Annual Conference meets October 2 in Pulaski with Bishop Fitzgerald presiding. The South Columbia Methodist meeting proceeds, music at First Methodist praised, and Yom Kippur observed with Jewish residents fasting and attending services.
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Eleventh Street
Tabernacle
R. Walker
Talladega
Ala
Rat Presbyterian Church
J. H. Carpenter
W. T. Oerespins Ens
Tate Presbyterian Church
Tennessee
Pulaski
O. P. Fitzgerald
A. P. McFerrin
J. W. Hatcher
Godwin Chapel
South
Columbia
First Methodist
George Stewart
Sam Jones
Howe
Kent for the Year 1902 Cam Lochridge place near Jameson
The Cam Lochridge place near Jameson Town covers 240 acres with mine phosphate rights reserved on part of the land and control of all buildings. no other structures allowed. Sealed bids open until October 10 and may be rejected. Apply to J W Burnett Jameson Tenn or R H Wright Manager Room 4 Noel Building Nashville Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Lochridge
Jameson
Sealad
J. W. Burnett
Tenn
R. H Wright
Noo
Nashville
Wheat Storage and Receipts by Citizens Mercantile Storage
Citizens' Columbia Mercantile Storage Co offers wheat storage with tack supply and receipts that enable money on stored grain. Bell phone 79 indicates contact for service bridging current low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
Citizens
Coluia Notes and Society Tidbits From Around Town
The column lists local events and notices in Columbia including hospitalities, illnesses such as scarlet fever and diphtheria, marriages and divorces, a new millinery display, residents moving, and planned events. It notes Buffalo Bill advertising car arrival, K of P tank work, a new drug-store planned, and a new collection agency and information bureau offering household help services.
Elks Carnival Losses Seen From Recent Events
The Elks face a loss between 500 and 600 after settling carnival expenses. The Canton Carnival Company took ninety percent of receipts plus additional sums, and no performance occurred on the first day, diminishing overall attendance and final proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Canton Carnival Company
Elke Seu
Herae
Farm For Sale Near Columbia Tennessee 1941
About 140 acres eight miles from Columbia with a good house and barn and water. One section in Iowa for wheat sowing. Bid 4500. For terms apply to M H Buchanan Columbia Tenn September 27, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
M. H Buchanan
Columbia, Tenn
DAKOSENTIAL Trade Rambles Highlight Novelties and Winners
We are busy this week with new goods from the eastern markets and trade winners secured during our rambles. This note extends you a cordial greeting as we highlight the latest arrivals and market highlights in a concise update.
Death of Hon. William Todd Porter at Williamsport
Hon. William Todd Porter longtime Maury county figure dies at his Williamsport home after months of illness. Born 1886 he served in the Confederate War and later taught, ran a store, served two terms in the State Legislature and worked to build a Columbia to Williamsport turnpike. Survived by second wife Elizabeth Webster and children including Dr. 0 Porter and William T. Porter Jr. Funeral at Williamsport Methodist Church conducted by Rev W H Beasley.
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William Todd Porter
Williamsport
Maury County
Mr. Porter
Southland
Columbia
Willianport
Porter
Mary J. Ruexell
M. R
Samuel
Walter J
Hugh V
Methodist
W. H Beasley
A. P. McFerrin
Miss Sammie Alexander Dies After Long Illness Near Carter's Creek
Miss Sammie Alexander, died Monday night at the home of her brother in law Elder Willian Anderson near Carter's Creek after a long illness. She was daughter of the late John Alexander and well known locally. Survived by sisters Mrs William Anderson Mrs Dr Hardison Mrs Henry Wilson Mrs Will Zellner and Mr Homer. Funeral services conducted by Elder Eas mech of Nashville. Burial planned in the Alexander graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammie Alexander
Willian Anderson
Carter's Creek
John ©. Alexander
William Anderson
Hardison
Henry Wilson
Will Zellner
Homer
Ty Elter Easmech
Nashville
Alexander
Rural Delivery Box and Millinery Ad Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rural Delivery Box and Fat millinery at Mire with names like KE William. Elements talk about deliverer, duties, chores, arrivals, and a post office call. The reading is garbled with nonsensical phrases and partial words.
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William
Thane
Marriage Licenses Reported At Local Clerk Office
Brief notice lists names of couples securing licenses including Mantle and dating partners in En Sesweel and Frey, with license processing details at the city clerk’s office.
Wedding Bells and Future Nuptials Across Communities
Miss Dinnie Crews wed W M T McDowall in a Sunday ceremony with J Geo W Haya officiating. Plans for Miss Howell to wed Mack Blany v at Spring Hill on October 14 were announced. Lelia Hehnin married Joh Reisner at Marshall Texas, the bride completing ties to W F Holman. Ida Freyberger and Haywood reported as married by Rev Dawson at Ki Crock home. Marie Louise Tucker Craik and Anghanns Mastinnn Sheldon plan nuptials at Mt Pleasant Tennessee on a country estate.
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Dinnie Crews
W. M. T. McDowall
Piaenioos
Pulaski Pike
J. Geo. W. Haya
Tuowell
W. J. Howell
Mack Blaly v
Spring Hill
Callevka
Mise Lelia Hehnin
Joh Reisner
Aun
Dirs
Fraley
Gertie
Marshall
Texas
W. FF. Holman
Fape
Lesmed
Joel Tucker Craik
Marie Louise
Anghanns Mastinnn Sheldon
Mt Plennant
Marriage of Charley McKennon and Nannette Heath at Lexington
A marriage of interest to many was held Wednesday at 1 pm in Lexington Kentucky at the bride’s home. Charley Mc Kennon formerly of Maury county and brother of Geo I W Mc Kennon, now resides in Yokah Texas where he runs a drug business. The couple will visit Columbia before establishing their home in Texas. The Herald offers best wishes.
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Charley McKennnon
Nannette Heath
Lexington
Maury County
Messra
Geo
W. EB. McKennon
Yaco
Texas
Columbia
Lone Star State
The
Herald
Entertainments and German at Century Club Events
Misses Hugenia Ellen and Ada Mitehall hosted an are ble entertainment Tuesday at their South High Street home for the J A O Circle with lanterns and a high score by Mise Sacha Aydelott and Mr. Dunn in prokinole. A delightful German was given at the Century Club Monday with Charlie's Band providing music for dances featuring many names in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugenia
Ellen
Ada Mitehall
South High Street
Mise Sacha Aydelott
Mr. Dunn
Disc Grain Drills for sale and second hand units
Four or five new and second-hand Dio Grain Drill machines offered for sale. Standard make hoes and accessories included. Located at Will sell chen. tt F, PY Street & Ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PY Street & Ce
Alleged Murderer’s Second Trial In Nashville Text
In Nashville Tennessee a man charged with murder faces a second trial after an initial case. Details remain unclear as the proceedings unfold amid local court activity and ongoing legal debate.
Seed Sale Notice For Sala Seed Wheat Wine
Fragmentary notice describes a seed sale for Sala involving Fancy Seed Wheal and Selected Hytier Seed Winewt. It mentions a new water fl pentane and a conmale stil with payment details referenced. The readable text is ambiguous but indicates a commercial seed transaction.
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Stil & i
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South Columbia
Min Lily
Pasaki
J.C. Wooten
Chattanoora
Eula Haleyi
R. O. Lamar
Clark Jones
University of Virginian
Judge Holding
Lawrenceburg
John Trotwood Moore
Minses Mattie
Mamie Simms
David Wilson
Dunn's
Bossie Walker
Franklin
Olivia Harrow
Sadig Scott
Androwa
L. D. White
L.d. Stockard Ia
Buffalo Exposition
R. P. Dodson
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
5. H. Teher
Dale Witherspoon
City
Charley Hatcher
New York
Columbia College
A. N. Dale
H. . Figuers
Delia Green
Bmenda
West Harpert
H. Moale
Hiness
J. H. Wikes
A. ©. Jenkins
Birwringham
Julia Erwin
J. B. McLemore
Rebecca
Daisy Erwin
Lucy Webster
Lena B
Lillian Smith
Martha Louise Mann
Hendersonville
Rebecca Carpenter
Mann
Herman Ruhm
R. W. Watkins
O. Johnson
Ed Baird
St. Louis
J. W. Rodgers
Raby
Colum
E. A. Timmons
Hot Springs
Ark
Albert Spalding
Florence
Florence Herald
Irvine
Bessie
Coleman
Athens
Fannie Torian
F. D. Lander
Alabama
McLemore
Little Son
New Orleans
Mra. McLemore
Virgie
Maude Zaccarella
Laura Hardison
Joe Voorhies
W. J. McKay
Edgar
Little Lot
Hickman County
W. J. Gest
Elizabeth Gartner
George Adams
Frances
W. Carmack
Lawrenes County
Carmick
Mis
Janie Wilson
Fayetteville
Halbert
Columbia Steam Lauory Ani Dye Works
Columbia Merwaatti
Rains
the Tabernacle
Egypt
Canaan
J. Tyler
Kent
G. W. Nichols
Grocer
West Seventh ST
Wil
J. J. Wilkes
Frank Hughes
Aid Bridge
Mit
Emma Claire Moore
Mod
Matthews Gordon
Mr. 'T
Ed Gordon
Mra
George EB
McKen
J.T. Edwards
Colombis
Frankdia
J. A. Skelley
Ridley
West End
Buffalo Bill
Hisse
Jesse Powell
Scarlet
Ella D. Wells
Circuit Court
Morin Wells
Phintias Lodge
K. of P
Robert Nichols
R. BE. Nichols
Dale Bros
W. J. Webster
Eugene Long
Ie Mai
Annie
Nona Terrell
Margaret
Jane
Cora Mel
Annie Lon McKay
M. E. Williamson
HB. Adams
Mt. Pleasant
J. R. Martin
Woldridge
S. P. Payne
South Main Street
D&w
Edna Frierson
Annie Evans
Vaughan's Landing
Duck River
Sam McGaw
Wash Taylor
White Bros
Sammie Alexander
W. 7Th St
McDonald-Crews
Reisner-Holman
Sheldon Craik
McKnnon-Heath
M. P. Mexrill
Omloe
Entertainments
Century Club
Kelen
Charlie
Naxhville
Helen Rockwell
J. R. Gamble
Sarah Sheeves
Will Howard
Mary Rains
Richard Smith
Olivia Barrow
Allison Webster
Leigh Whitthorny
Eugene Coor
Louise Wooldridge
Ethel Hatcher
John Bvane
Jobaster
Wm. Byam
Rebecca Williamson
Cranville Coleman
Eva James
Henry Evans
Anne Evans
D. McKinery
Hampton Thom
A. B. Rains
T. N. Jones
J. G. Williamson
Annie McLinnone
Tennsey
Lewia
Wiig
Sala
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