Grimes County News and Happenings Briefs
Grimes County news items note visitors from Tabor North Carolina and Ohio, home economics course at Winthrop College, Thelma Rogers hosting friends with ice cream and cake, and construction on the new Methodist church underway. Rain last Friday encouraged crops. local concerns mention a possible rabid area but no confirmed cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cof Chat Co
Norton Owens
Tabor
N. C
Relativant
Corbet Carm
Ohio City
Rogers
Armichael
James Bethea
Latta
Danagh Rowland
Dilleawis
Pershing Plans Retirement From Active Service
Washington June 7 General Pershing announced his intention to retire from active service within months in a letter to Secretary Baker. He would relinquish military duties after completing army reorganization work and stay available to the nation if needed. The move surprised many in Washington and beyond though he would retire as full general, a title conferred for life by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gene Pershing
Iker
Pershing
Baker
Sis
Lette
Taker
J. G Quekemeyer
Snd
Ty Vemiedie Inc
Leontocophite
Erieis
Seevenuays
John J. Pershing
Jene Pershing
Congress
Tia UN
Siy Sears
Chomder
Wedding in Lake View with Mossed Roses and Green Gown
Amid Lake View's moss covered stairs and rose inlay the ceremony unfolds at four o'clock with Miss Elen White and Miss Nan Mullins in attendance. Christine Goodyster in green taf fons leads the bride as Miss Christine Goodyster enters the hall. the wedding party includes Hyte Byram and Windham. The scene features arch roses and white hearts, while Miss Ridwards fulfils duties as pastor’s assistant.
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Almas
Jandaba
Phatauts
Jeb
Areola Lake
Lake View
Elien
Elen White
Dillon
Nan Mullins
S.C
Mendelsohn
Christine Goodyster
Hyte Byram
Celwnbia
Diane
Mr Windham
Spartanbur
Covine Goodyear
Ross
Hely Halland
Mies
Funeral and obsequies of Mr. Meinnes in Dil County
Mr. Mein nes, longtime treasurer of Dil fea county, died on a Thursday and was buried with Masonic honors in a ceremony led by W. H. Muller. The service reflected a strong community ties with the Carolin lodge and many mourners. He leaves a widow, several children, and a large family network. Services were at Main Street Methodist Church with a commencement sermon delaying morning rites.
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Purner
Setelock
Dillon
Mainnis
Dilfea County
Lola
Ord Aviation
Carolin Bne
Mehiins
W. H. Muller
Todse
Bes
Maste
Ile
Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Son B. Duncan
Anday School
W. Hi. Muller
Dilbow Hh
Seto Auditoriuy
Tuy & P.M
Weare
Masion
Maria
Willan K. Davis
Clitton Springs
N. Y
Marion
Clifton Springs
Nus
Trure
Davis
North Carolina
Hing
Marion Manufacturing Company
William H. McCaler
New York
Amerobacco Company
Local News Notes From Santa Items and Visits
Names and brief travels read like a neighborhood ledger with multiple residents mentioned. Harrell Meyers and B H Meyers visit relatives, Mrs Tom Levin C visits shipmates, Mrs W W Braddy noted in Henderson NX, Carl McLean from Norfolk at home sick, Dr H A Fayetteville 8 C, Mrs P M Watkins in Hick smith Hospital for treatment, Will Rogers returns from Pos ton, Charlie Mey and family spend Sunday, Mrs Charlie Bethea and son William visit mother Mrs Chira Manning, Elizabeth Braddy and family in Little Rock, John Mansip with brother in Columban, Fritnk Iver and Wash listed among notes.
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Harrell Meyers
Wauptico
B. H. Mey
Tom Levin C
W. W. Braddy
Henderson
Robert Dew
Citadel
Carl McLean
Norfolk
H. A
Fayetteville
P.M. Watkins
Hicksmith Hospital
Will Rogers
Poston
Charlie Mey
Meyers
Charlie Bethea
Willian
Wilmington
N.C
Chira Manning
Isses
Elizabeth Braddy Dad Smith
Litle
Bare Lome
John Mansip
Columban
Unclear text event with scattered names and scores
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sports or school event with scattered names such as Misses Mars, Catherine Ajiltore, Elena, and several unclear items. Mentions of scores at a tenth position and references to schools or teams are present, but concrete details are unreadable.
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Mars Sina
Catherine Ajiltore
Asim Atti
Elena
Norfolk Attorney Miller Warns in Town on Business
K 1 Hebd F Miller of Norfolk Virginia was in town this week on business. The fragment mentions Newton Photo Mey and mutine themes, with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Miller
Norfolk, Va
Stackhouse Gifts 10000 for Columbia College Scholarships
Two prominent Columbians announced at Columbia College closing exercises gifts totaling ten thousand dollars to fund ten scholarships for the Methodist institution. The first is an anonymous gift by Celuitia in Vestment, with interest supporting two tree scholarship ships.
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Columbia
Columbia College
Celuitia
Annonneenienue Wasalee
Staeh House of
Coluvebin
Kunwa
Sadie Stickhomse Thorkins
Solwyther
Tagedendes Body Poem and Tan Ent Non Serie
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning Tagendedes body and PS Tan with unclear phrases. Reads like a damaged religious or poetic line with garbled terms and no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a concise news item. No verifiable names or places emerge.
Bryan drama stalls moonshine film scheme
The text recounts William Jennings Bryan and dry supporters attempting to enter the motion picture business with a film called The Moonshine Trail. Stuart Blackton, producer, notes Bryan’s withdrawal and adjustments as George Speer of Chilvo sends a proposition to finance a Bryan project then declines. The chaotic account remains unclear but highlights a proposed collaboration collapsing.
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New York
William Jeniings Bryan
Stuart Blackton
Bryan
Dalton
Blackton
George K. Speer
Chil Vo
Fred
Iryan
Brain
Unclear OCR fragment hints at court or meeting notes
Fragmentary text shows names and terms but lacks coherent event or outcome. Readable items include personal names and scattered locations, but no clear action or date to summarize into a distinct news item.
Prercies for Sehoat Clo fag Selo Atiter
Fragments describe pricing and sale terms for a school item. Names and places are unreadable, but the notice indicates a public sale action with officials referenced and a date likely nearby.
Jury Trials On For Slaying In Columbia City
Jurors faced a complex murder case in Columbia involving former police official Lancaster. The panel deliberated after witnesses testified as evidence was reviewed amid adjournments and juror seating details.
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Columbia
M. Lancaster
Juabine
Baruch Accused Of Stealing Copper In Dispute
Washington reports a heated exchange over claims that Bernardo M Baruch former head of the War Industries Board and associates stole 50 million in copper from Illinois sources. Baruch demands evidence for the accusation while a representative contends Baruch stole copper valued at fifty million. The dispute centers on statements in the congressional record and a letter exchange in June.
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Washington
Barney Baruch
United States
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