Local notes from Corinth and Iuka area stray toward spring
Local items mention visits and small town happenings in Corinth Iuka and nearby towns. People called names include Massey Wade, Jaseey, Cresay, Lomb, Hinton, Patterson, Powell, Edmonson, Massey and Shook. Mentions cover births deaths school events church notices and upcoming sales and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Wade
Jaseey Atript
Cresay
Memphis
Ang
A LoJago
Oho Town
Vaney
Burnsville
Wis
Wr Sundey
TR Timbos
Birneville
Yas
Lowe Sprurdeyy
Lomb
Corinth
Hesipass
Jase
Mhe Patterson
Texas
Will Carpenter
Vina
Mas
EB Clement
Ainnie Brown
St Louis
Aspen
Wwe
Dw & Park Tiehominge
First National Bank of Tuka Authorized to Begin Banking
Treasury Department certifies that the First National Bank of Tuka in Iuka Tishomingo County Mississippi has complied with federal banking statutes and is authorized to commence banking per section 5169. Witness Lawrence O Murray Comptroller of the Currency on March 4 1912. Local notes report residents moving within Tuka with several cottages changing occupants and moves to Jackson and Earl Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dn
First National Bank of
Tuka
Iuka
Tishomingo
Mississippi
United States
Lawrence O Murray
Inka
Sean
Chas Hess
Marston
GW Crésap
Jackaon
EH Hearn
John Thorne
Hearn
G W Mooreeres
Earl, Ark
Lure
Teachers Examinations in Tishomingo County April schedule
The spring examinations for teachers in Tishomingo County will be held for Whites on the first and third Saturdays in April and the Friday before. Colored teachers take the second and fourth Saturdays in April and the Friday before. N L Phillips, County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo County
N L Phillips
Sunday church services across several congregations
Sunday at the churches featured morning and afternoon services led by Rev De B Waddell at Episcopal, Rev W L Graves at Methodist, Rev J D Prantl at Baptist and New Prospect, plus an Inka church night service with a male quartet. The day was pleasant, attendance good, and no rain fell. Also a health ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Model Drug Store, warning about kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de B Waddell
Episcopal Church
Northington
Chapel Hill
A Ramsey
WL Norman
Ramsey
Burnsville
T L Hill
J Timbes
Mesars
J Paterick
Ree
Inka
Corinth
Menry
Clement
Freedag
Burnsville Weather and Community Notes Include Tragic Death
Weather worsens and road care methods are discussed as Burnsville residents report social visits, a funeral for Ramsey, and town updates. Multiple names appear with scattered details about health scares, a runaway incident misreported, business closures over shipping problems, and a local school boarding with Mrs Smith.
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GD Hal Ant
Celeste Mall
Les
Wich
Rolding
J D Powell
W A Jackson
Route 2
Dennis Miss
L_Gilespia
Shottsville
Als
Ipeak
Hundley Ln & Fur Co
Tishomingo JT S
Thorne
G T Carmichael & Sons
Tuscumbia
Patrick Sel House
Peerless
Red Burbank
CW McKin
Massey
North Alabama
B Bostick
John Hen
Stu
Valdosta
Susie Hamilton
RE Lamber
Miss Luna
Wyoss & Fur Cone
Axrivell
YL Brown
Mareh Zou
F Dressor
J C Bel- Tums
W M Mclntosh
Hobart
Okla
Fort Wort
CA Hill
Sydney Edmonson
Eastport
Hill
D Powell
Sth
Tipton
Shockley
HC Edmonson
WC Hundley
Legg
Adams
Julia Ramsey
Woman's Missionary Institute
ME Church South
Luka Society
Miss Durham
Kansas City
GT Carmchael & Sons
Joe Johnson
Indian Creek
Johson
Wands of Aeur
C W McKingie
Tishomings High School
W C Hundley Fidn & Furn Co
Tishomingo Lake
Will Embry Lace
Theohn Hubbard
Joe Lambert
Scruggs Bridge
Geo L McMasters
Sth Dist
Nshomingy Co
Jnst Rine
Logs
Tam
Carter S
Eagl-Chistle
Mathieson Alkali Works
Saltsville
David Mckinney
M E Moore
Toe Nail Church
Mle
Odd Fellows Lodge
Columbian Woodmen
Odd Fellows
J D McKinney
HM Jenkins
Ie Presbyterian Church
Desstroy
Healide
W M MelIntosh
W S Brown & CO
WS Brown & Co
Sior
S. Brown & Co
Humber
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the
Cunbney
Carmichael & Sonsview Line
Chamberlain
Kate Blisset
Luka
RD Smith
Sale
RU Woodley
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