FRUITS OF THE CYCLONE AT PINSON, TENN. Jackson, Tenn., March 12-A recheck tonight of the dead and injured as a result of the Cyclone Sunday night in the vicinity of Pinson and Dean burg, Tenn., shows that 16 are known to have been killed and at least 75 injured. The
Lexington Progress, February 12, 1932 A MILESTONE IN MY MEMORY W. V. Barry What I am going to hereafter count as a milestone, marking the memory of pleasant things, is a trip made last Friday in company with Circuit Judge, W. H. Denison, who was holding his regular court in
By Tom L. Childers, Henderson, Tennessee There is something very magical and memorable about a school bell. Freed-Hardeman University has four of them, three of which were manufactured by the same foundry. Charles Singleton Bell (1829-1905) apprenticed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to learn the foundry business from his uncle. In 1858, he began his
The Independent has received a card from the Linden Circle Beauty Shop and Training School announcing the graduation of Miss Vera WHITE, which will occur on Saturday, Jan. 11, at 315 Somerville street, Memphis. Miss WHITE is the daughter of Dr. WHITE of this city and has many friends in
Miss Vera WHITE, who is taking a course in beauty culture at the Linden Circle Beauty Parlor at Memphis, has been visiting home folks here. Source: Chester County Independent, 2 Jan 1930, pg. 5
Jack BOONE, after spending the holidays with home folks, returned to Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Wednesday. Source: Chester County Independent, 2 Jan 1930, pg. 5
Miss Lela HALTOM, who is attending Peabody College at Nashville, spent the holidays here with home folks. Source: Chester County Independent, 2 Jan 1930, pg. 5.