Beautiful Life Comes to a Close
Mrs. Mavina J. Fitch died quietly at 75 on April 10 1918 in her son's home on Richmond Avenue. A devout Methodist, she was born October 23 1842 and would have turned 76 next birthday. Survived by four children the family took her remains to Chattanooga for burial beside her husband. The Rev Dr E L Southgate conducted the funeral and praised her gentle Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavina J. Fiteh
W. T Fiteh
Richmond Avenue
Viteh
Christ
God
F. McGee
Zolfo, Fla
Chattanooga
W. T. Fitch
Lieutenant Clarkson Speaks to Large War Bond Audience
Lieutenant Clarkson, among Canada's first contingent in combat, spoke at Liberty Theatre last Tuesday recounting his Somme experience. He urged strong support for the Liberty Loan, stressing gratitude for soldiers willing to sacrifice. Equitable of New York advertises Third Liberty Bond sales through agent Jno S. Frazer.
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Clarkson
Somme
Liberty Theatre
Ilis
Ile
Liberty Loan
Equitable of
New York
Local Notes and Obituaries From Owingsville Area
Weather dampens farm work and fodder shocks burned for winter sale potential. Notices include illnesses in families John Webb and John Sanders, travel by Goodpaster, Hamilton visiting near Owingsville, and visitors to Mrs. Warner and Miss Callie Alexander. Miss Eulalie Greene dies near Louisville with funeral at Lexington. survivors listed. Refers to remodeling plans by Mrs. Lou Barnes and housing needs in Mt area. Local business ad notes Miller's Creek Mall.
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John T. Ginter
Owingsville
Eli Ginter
W. T. Baker
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
Margaret Thompson
Marie
Ora Metcalf
Salt Lick
Lientrell Warner
Ora Rankin
Little Rock
Bert Sanders
Vin Hepatica Boosts Nashville Textile Worker Health
Miss Nora Clay of 16th Ave and Broadway, Nashville credits Vin Hepatica with curing her stomach distress dizziness sleeplessness and fatigue after many months of illness She describes severe symptoms before relief and urges others with similar ailments to try the herbal remedy sold locally as Nature s own medicine and universal system purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Clay
16Th Ave
Broadway
Nashville
Tenn
The Business Woman Emerges In Public Life
The piece argues women increasingly enter business due to suffrage and war. It urges women to train for business first, with matrimony as a choice, contending strong business education can coexist with motherhood and may advance the race. It questions why business should be secondary for wives and mothers.
Farm Sold on Paris Pike for 30000 Dollars
Wilmot K. Prewitt purchased the farm on the Paris pike from James E. Gay and W. Hoffman Wood for 30000 dollars. Possession is to be given in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hoffman Wood
James E. Gay
Wilmot K. Prewitt
Paris Pike
Two Negroes Returned Unfit for Camp Zachary Taylor
Two men named Ben Tipton and Willie Black were sent from this county to Camp Zachary Taylor but have been returned as physically unfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tipton
Willie Black
This County
Zachary Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Rogers
Boke Ee v. S
Www
S. S
JNO S. Frazer, Agt
Stoops
John Webb
Andrew Webb
John Sanders
David Goodpaster
Illinois
Thos. B. Hamilton
Edward Toy
Edward, Jr
John C. Trimble
Fayette County
Advocate
Ira D. Simpter
Preston Muir
Clark County
Thomas Warner
J. Hl. Alexander
Will Roberson
Callie Alexander
W. S
MT. Sterling
Eulalie Greene
Louisville
Marshall Foley
E. W. McDiarmid
Calda Foley
Merher Smith
Covington
Lou Barnes
Rge
Will. Gone
McDonald Bros
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
E. W. Stockton
Advocate Publishing Company
Sells Farm
McCormick & Oldham
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