Community church notices and church listings collide in Johnson City
A crowded church notices page lists Rev. James Robinson at City Church on Mal Street and multiple parish events. Also named are Roy Pun ter as president at Christian Church on Main Street, plus parsonages at Roan Street, Mt Myrtle Avenue and Watauga Avenue. Listings include service times, Sunday School and Prayer Meetings across First and United churches with pastor names A. S. Heaman, J. Edmunds Brown, and Rev. dere A. Moore. Also noted is a policy recall request for Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance on Refue Hickey with a location in Johnson City Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Street
James Robinson
Yeiumm
Harris Avenue
Veaco
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dere A. Moore
Manse
Wateura ‘Avenue
Penrobinis
United Brethren In Christ Church
Roan Street
Watauga Ave
Nus
GW. Arnold
S.C. E
WANTED Table boarders and lodging in city area
A notice offers table boarders at a reasonable rate in a desirable location near the business district. Also advertised are five room rentals, a penny papered house with hard oil finish, and various local commerce notices for auctions and remedies. Include names such as Mrs Fannie Cramley and C.G. Hannah and address details like King Street and Poplar Street.
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Fannie Cramley
King Street
OC. E. Martin
Poplar Street
Local shoppers find holiday deals across town
Worley Webb joins Patton Drug Co. and many local merchants tout Christmas inducements. Shoppers heard about low prices on meats at Jackson's and Carnegie Department Store, specials at 8. B. White, and a broad sale on coats, gloves, china, and silver. Attending events include auctions on Public Square and a Christmas mass at the Catholic chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's
Tate Earnest, Jr
Maryville
B. White
Soldiers Home
Wo’vlock
J. Parke Worley
Sullivan County
Local contest draws crowds in Jonesboro area
Ed Lake was shot in the shoulder by Burt Bisord last Tuesday near the 8th & W. depot. Richards remains at large. J. W. Shepherd returns from Pall Branch to join Summere-Parrott Hardware Co. as salesman. Union of marriage announced from Birmingham, Ala., between V. A. Dyer and Anne Hereford Gilmour. Washington County Medical Society officers elected. Peoples heads to Long Beach for months. George Hyder reports from Petr o s. Tom Collins and Buck Keys remembered. James S. Barlow patents wind instruments with Louis Barger & Co. Charter amended for South & Western railroad of Sullivan County. capital increased. Paul Gilmore stars in At Yale at Mountain Branch. University of Tennessee appoints H C Austin to poultry dept in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lake
Burt Bisorda
Richards
J. W. Shepherd
Pall Branch
Summere-Parrott Hardware Co
Moving to Johnson City by South & Western officials
Davis and Staritt of the South and Western railway moved their household goods to Johnson City yesterday and will reside there once the Bristol offices relocate. Mr. Davis and family will board at Carnegie hotel. Mrs. Mary Gentry died Tuesday night after long illness at age 76, after many years in the city. Funeral held in M E Church South Thursday morning by Rev. M P Carico. Remains laid to rest in Oak Hill. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. J T Cash, of ten children. A minister of the late T A Fan and member of a prominent family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Davis
W. A. Staritt
South & Western Railway
Johnson City
South & Western
Bristol
Mr. Davis
Carnegie Hotel
Bristol Herald
Mary Gentry
M. E. Church South
M. P. Carico
Oak Hill
Waquare
J. T. Cash
Ainister
T. A. Fan
Train 813 Wreck Near Johnson City No Injuries Reported
Train No 813 on the Southern railway derailed two miles east of Johnson City after 9:45 yesterday afternoon. A combination express and mail car baggage car and engine tender toppled while a first class coach remained upright. The rear truck of the engine left the track but the engine stayed on line. A colored fireman was shaken, passengers frightened. Rails uprooted during construction caused the accident. Engineer H W Roberts and conductor J Cal Morgan managed the emergency braking as cars toppled and contents spilled.
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Bouthern
Johnson City
Freman
Carnegie
H. W. Roberts
Windsor Avenue
Bristol
OC Anductor
J. Cal Morgan
Knoxville
H. H. Stephens
Jobe Cochran
Clyde Seavers
Roberts
Connier
Quiet Marriage at SMU Parsonage Unites Miss Connelly and Mr Root
Thursday at high noon Rev M P Carico presided over a quiet ceremony joining Miss Anna M Connelly and Mr Bernard Root at the Southern Methodist parsonage. Friends praised Miss Connelly a public school teacher and Mr Root a prominent chamberman. They left for a bridal tour amid warm congratulations. Mirror humor aside, local readers await turkey offers and ink in the keg.
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Southern Methodist
M. P. Carico
Anna M. Connelly
Bernard Root
Miss Connelly
Rootie
Poultry prizes mark Knoxville show and state finances rise
The Knoxville poultry show awarded Light Bramas First and second in pullets and cockerels, Black Langshams First cock and top pullets, White Minoraos top hen and pullet prizes. The Tennessee treasury ended the year with $1,168,740.25, up $40,000 from last year, with two-year receipts $6,400,318.71, the best two-year total since statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Knoxville
Saskett Wood
Nashville
Tenn
Treasury
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Brading &Marshall
City Church Directory
Christian Church
Main Street
Roy
S Punter
Battaloma
Wem
Newday
Rt. Jon's Church
Episcopal
Myrtle Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Ee
Main and
Hoan
New
Heaman
Worth Langie
Rondayoesworth League
First Presbyterian
Carast ‘Main
Humboldt
J. Edmunds Brown
Pennsylvania
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hickey
Sader
The
Rerys Hicrey
Johnson City, Tena
Waxten
Mas
W. Stanks
Walent Atreet
Dr. King
H. C. Millera Drug Store
E.W. Halt
Olive Street
St. Louie
Mondad
Tennessee
Dr. Ney
Fahrooy
Jackson
Public Square
C.G. Hannah
Wm, Silver & Co
Worley Webb
Patton Drug Co
Carnegie Department Store
J. A. Capil
Miss Santa Tate
Greendale
Carnegie Department
Dr. L. Elkin
Virginia
Mise Mary Crumley
Sallins
R. M. Page
Abingdon
Varnegie
Mise Hattie Galloway
Boone's
J. E. Hayes
Miss Shoun
Greeneville
Guy Bhoun
Unaka Avenue
Addie Hosa
Jonesboro
EO. Baldwin
Hannah
Willie Cox
A. Byrd
Atlanta
Birmingham
T. A. Bittle
A. J. Davis
Whitesburg Friends
Jobe H, Slack and Wife
Ala
E. M. Slack
Carnegie Tment
W. D. Good
Swake Handle Company
Southern
Southern Railway
Florida
Cuba
Alabama
Carolinas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mexico
New Mexico
Texan
San Angelez
San Francisco
Portland
Mexico City
Spokane
Hot Sprin Ark
Loutl
J. J. Meek
D.P. A
Teno
Carenegis Dep
E. H. Sencker
Down
Mia
P. H. Wofford
Emma Lee Weiler
Allie Cooper
Centenary
Wm. Worsham
Kate
Briat ‘Tol
Grandma
J. A. Martin
Louisville
Mr. Martin
R. C. Hunter
Wy Joule
Phillips
Little Pov
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune
V. A. Dyer
Anne Hereford Gilmour
Washington County Medical Society
G. A. McClatu
L. B. Gillespie
Long Beach
Cal
Washington
Bud
Geo. Hyder
Petros
Suuilivan
Tom Collins
Buck Keys
Geo
Louis Barger & Co
Washington, D.C
James 5. Barlow
John W. Morton
South & Western Railroad Company
Paul Gilmore
Yale
Mountain Branch
Paul Iil
Jules Murray
Harvard
Yate
Mr. Gilmore
Dick Besley
Gilmore
H.C. Austin
University of Tennessee
Mr. Austin
Mrs. Mary Gentry
WM. Silver & Co
Beltre
Victor
Optical Department
R.C. Hunter
Anna Nevis
Bia
City National Bank
Spring Street
Brown Block
City
Mirror
Clifton Mirror
Steve
Emden Geese
Hugh F. Webb
Congress OF Toys
W. J. Cargille
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