Death of Grandma McCorkle in Lueders March 1925
The obituary notes Mrs. A L McCorkle born June 6 1845 married 1861 died March 25 1925 after long illness. She is survived by daughter N E Scott and grandchildren. Funeral at Clearford cemetery and interment on March 25 1925 with pastor J J Gentry delivering the benediction.
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Grandma McCorkley
Ben
Jesus Christ
Grandma
House of God
A. L. McCorkle
N. E. Scott
McCorkle
Clearford
J. J. Gentry
Be gins Where Others End film at Alcove Theatre
John M. Stahl romantic drama Be gins Where Others End plays Monday and Tuesday at the Alcove Theatre. The story follows modern married life after I do showing romance dying in the morning, with an unexpected climim. All star cast Lewis Stone Helen Chadwick William V Mong Mary Carr delivers a strong First National program notch.
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John M. Stahl
Alcove Theatre
Stahl
Lewis Stone
Helen Chadwick
William V. Mong
Mary Carr
First National
Ford uses car plan sparks public interest nationwide
Ford Motor Company reports strong public and dealer interest in a new used car plan. Authorized Ford dealers will guarantee used Ford cars, promising satisfactory operation and better service, boosting buyer confidence and dealer capacity to recondition vehicles.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Mrs Louis Dial Honored After Fire At East Oliver Home
Wednesday afternoon a joyful shower honored Mrs Louis Dial of Monday who recently lost her home to a fire. Friends from the city, led by Mrs S P Smith, hosted at East Oliver Street with refreshments after readings by Miss Edmonson.
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Louis
S P Smith
East Oliver Street
Oden
Miss Edmonson
Gratitude for Help During Illness and Death of James Spivey
The Richardson family expresses heartfelt thanks to the many kind people who labored with them through the extended illness and death of James Spivey. They cherish the friendship and pray for the Lord's grace to bless each of the supporters. T. E. Richardson Eunice Richardson Lou Alva Richardson James Spivey Jr.
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James Spivey
T. E. Richardson
Eunice Richardson
Lou Alva Richardson
James Spivey Jr
Card of Thanks from the Jackson Family
We are grateful to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the long illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. May God Bless you. R. T. Jackson and children.
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R. T. Jackson
First Year Kasch Cotton Seed For Sale Albany
Farmer F W Alexander of Albany offers first year Kasch cotton seed for sale. Seed is recleaned graded sacked and delivered to your station for 1.50 dollars per net bushel. Address provided for orders.
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F. W. Alexander
Albany
Cre
Names Don't Matter In The Lake Romance
Russell Dunmore fights off a burly assailant to protect a new romance at a lakeside cottage. A mysterious ally and a wary fiancé reveal a rushed wedding and a lesson that names may not matter as Russell vows to win her and propose at seven.
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Russell Dunmore
Olivia
Russell
Lake Region
Daugh
Train encounter ends with moral handshake
A man on a train is approached by a clergyman who greets him as Mr Binks. The man denies the name, but accepts the gesture, while the clergyman insists the greeting was inappropriate. The exchange ends with both claiming a shared sense of virtue.
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Binks
Pioneer settler story of Mrs Ford family in Mississippi
A widow Mrs Steven Ford leads eight children, headlined by Solomon at eighteen, to settle beyond the Mississippi. They clear land near Abilene Georgetown, build cabins, plant corn, spin cotton, raise cattle, and educate at a guardful school with armed pupils. They establish a self-sufficient frontier family and helped form the nation.
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Mississippi
Steven Ford
Solomon
Ford
Mississippi River
United States
Texas
Natchez
Abilene
Georgetown
New Orleans
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Home Keepers Offer Cleanup and Hauling Services
Notice advertising cleaning up and hauling services by men and wagons during cleanup season. They offer quick response on short notice and willingness to carry payment if not convenient at completion. Call 196. 1-2te
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