Society Notes From Johnson City Visits
Mrs K J Carr of Johnson City is visiting her daughter Mrs Herbert Kesean on West Second North street. Mrs J W Jamison (nee Miss Tilly Wiley) and her little son of Johnson City are guests of Rev and Mrs Wm Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Carr
Johnson City
Herbert Kesean
West Second North Street
Starristown Gazette
J. W. Jamison
Tilly Wiley
Litle Son
Wm. Christian
Morristown
Appointment list shows 1916 17 terms extended by Hooper
Nashelle reports appointments by Gov. Hooper for officers whose terms continue into the incoming Democratic administration. W. Hasary, prison commissioner for West Tennessee, reappointed to serve until March 9, 1917. Bell G. Regan named chaplain at the main prison in Nashville to Jan. 2, 1916. Peyton Berry named coal oil inspector at Gallatin for two years. Lucius P. Brown named state inspector of food and drugs to Jan. 16, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Peyton Berry
Gallatin
Lucius P. Brown
James P Dyer Succumbs After Stroke Near Home
James P. Dyer, about 45, suffered a sudden paralytic stroke while en route to his business on Maple Street. He never regained consciousness and died Saturday morning around 8. He ran a pool hall and soda stand in the Phillips building and was active in First Presbyterian Church and John Sevier Lodge K of P. Survived by a widow, five brothers, and one sister. Funeral at his residence conducted by Rev. Gilbert Glasa. burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ples
James P. Dyer
Maple Street
Jim
Phillips
Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
John Sevier Lodge
Robert L
H. H. Dyer
Johnson City
W. C. Dyer
Greensboro
N.C
Yule A. Dyer
Birmingham
Ala
R. M. Ball
Bristol
Gilbert Glasa
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Virgil Randolph Burned In St. Elizabeths Hospital
Mrs. Virgil Randolph of Estouteville Albemarle county suffered serious burns from an open fireplace. She was carried to St Elizabeths hospital with injuries to her left arm and hand. Reports say amputation may have been needed. condition described as satisfactory.
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Virgil Randolph
Estouteville
Albemarle County
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Albemarle
Randolphs
Randolph
Virginie
Cole's
James River
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Newa- Leader
Mra
Llen Harris
Harris
Jatterson and Glenn to Speak in Georgia
The Anti-Labor League of Georgia plans a January law enforcement campaign. Ex-Gov R B Glenn of North Carolina starts January 4 in Macon, then seven more cities, ending in Atlanta January 10. Ex-Gov Patterson of Tennessee begins January 10 in Atlanta for six days, with Glenn and Patterson speaking in multiple Georgia cities, Banks and Bane also touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
M. R. Patterson
Tennessee
Georgia
Patterson
Glenn
Louis Albert Banks
New York
A. G. Bane
California
Banks
Lineman Falls From Pole Injures At Work At Erwin
J A Vance a lineman for the C C and C railway fell from a 25 foot pole at Erwin and suffered a broken arm a broken hip and possible internal injuries He was brought here after the accident and the outcome remains uncertain until internal injuries are confirmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Vance
Fneman
C. C. & C. Railway
Erwin
Southern Upholstering Company Dissolves Partnership
The Southern Upholstering Company dissolves this day as T. W. Truelove buys O. R. Miller’s interest and assumes all indebtedness of the firm.
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T. W. Truelove
O. R. Miller
Truelove
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Society
Jatterson
Pedigo
Pedigo Co
Main St
Tenn
Frank Taylor
Comforts
Devon
Arrerizes
Belching
Neartburn
Hostetter
A. A. Deakins
Pleasant Valley
R. Miller
Armbrust-Smith-Park Is
Santa Claus
Tommy Akers
Chinatrena den
Cora Ethel
Trend
Clifford
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