Historical issues of the Milan Exchange are now available online at the Chronicling America website. These issues were digitized as part of the Tennessee Newspaper Digitization Project and are wonderful to now have online! Old newspapers are a great source of information … Continue reading →
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt EWELL announce the arrival of a fine eleven pound boy, Edward Holt, born April 9th. Source: Dyer Reporter, 17 Apr 1924, pg. 4.
Continue reading →The subject of the above sketch was born and reared in Gibson county. He attended public schools passing through all the divisions of High Schools. Mr. TERRELL attended the U. of T. one term. Along with his teaching, he attended … Continue reading →
D.H.S. Has Largest Graduating Class in the History of the School One of the largest classes in the history of Dyer High School is that of the Senior class of the clsoing school term, which numbers 26. The large number … Continue reading →
Published in 1920 by Mrs. Gordan B. Hargrove of Eaton, TN Electronic book available online at the Internet Archive The book contains biographical sketches and other information about soldiers of Gibson County. Click and Drag the page around the viewer … Continue reading →
Poplar Grove — Born to Herbert BALL and wife, March 28, a fine boy, Jazel Nathaniel. Source: Dyer Reporter, 10 Apr 1924, pg. 3
Continue reading →Mrs. J.P. HARRISON Called By Death — Mrs. J.P. HARRISON, 74 years of age, died at her home in Dyer Wednesday, April 2nd, and was laid to rest in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery Thursday, following funeral services conducted by Rev. … Continue reading →
The people of this community were sorry to hear of the death of one of our most dearly beloved citizens and neighbors, A.M. KERNODLE, who died Sunday evening. He gained the respect of the community as a whole by his … Continue reading →
W.L. REED and wife attended the burial of Mrs. VEASEY at Salem Tuesday. Source: Dyer Reporter, 3 Apr 1924, pg. 5
Continue reading →Local Items — Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elvis KING March 26th, a five lb girl, Miss Eloise Lynette. Source: Dyer Reporter, 10 Apr 1924, pg 3.
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