Nashville News
Early Files
3/3/1906
John A Gosnell, a former citizen of Nashville, has received a patent on a thimble he invented which cuts thread and buttonholes.
3/6/1936
Miss Sean Dildy won First Prize in the State of Arkansas for the Good Citizenship Award sponsored by the DAR and received a trip to Washington, D.C.
1/31/1906
J.M. Jackson of Umpire has announced as a candidate for reelection as Representative of Howard County.
1/30/1916
William T. Littlefield, a charter member of Oak Hill Lodge No 393, died January 19, 1916. He was born in Etowah County, Ala., May 26, 1837.
1/31/1936
Nashville Business and Professional Women organized a club at Nashville with the following offers: Hazel Craig, president; Mrs. H.G. Watkins, 1st Vice; Margaret Stephenson, recording secretary’ Line Gaines, corresponding secretary; and Vivian Thompson, treasurer.
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