Local society notes and visits fill Taw County
A long list of visitors and residents appears in the Taw County city column. Names include Miss Helen Benson of Easton Maryland Miss Florence Beckner of Elizabeth town and Miss Gertrude Kennedy of Dew Moines Iowa among others visiting relatives friends and shopping in the city. The piece also notes a charity event at the Opera House and a jail sentence for a local reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crouch
Washington
Helen Benson
Easton
D. A. Patton
Harry Gump
Allie Russell
Greeneville
Mia
P. M. Ward
Unaka Springs
Ladies of the First M. E. Church
Opera House
Manana
Bessie Love
Lynchburg
Seasion
Frank St. Folin
Him" Cox
Maude Miner
Verryville
Piedmont
Gertrude Kennedy
Dew Moines
Elm
Eilaworth
Woatanga Avenue
Modern Beauty Benefits From Sunshine And Exercise
The text promotes health through good food sunshine and outdoor activity. It claims a glowing form and blooming face as signs of health and endorses Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a cleansing laxative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fig Sytur Co
Califortia Fao Syner Co
California Fig Syrup Co
East Tennessee Veteran Crawford Arrives Home from San Francisco
East Tennessee veteran Private T. M. Crawford of the Fighteenth Infantry U S A arrived in Jonesboro with Private Foote from the hospital corps. Crawford, wounded in the Philippines and partially paralyzed, has been at the San Francisco general hospital since December and is pleased with his treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee
T. M. Crawford
Fighteenth Infantry
Pall Branch
Lena
Jonesboro
San Francisco
Foote
Crawford
Philippines
General Hospital
Fall Branch
Fort Crook
Neb
Picnic Party Heads to Austin Springs for a Day of Fun
A younger city social group left yesterday for Austin Springs. About a hundred joined the trip for fishing and boat riding. They arranged Anderson's vestibule from Jonesboro to accommodate everyone. The Southern schedule changes affect Nos. 33 and 4, with revised arrivals for Nos. 23 west bound and No. 94 east bound. No changes to Narrow Gange or Three C's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Springs
Anderson
Jonesboro
New Hart building nears completion in Upper East Tennessee
Work on the New Hart building progresses and by mid July it will be ready for occupancy. It will be a handsome two story structure at the Public Square and Market street corner, with a design different from the old building and more conveniences. Bank building work also advances with brick walls to be torn down by early next week for immediate rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Upper East Tennessee
Public Square
Market Street
Bank Building
Theft at City Grocery Pertains to Local Youth
Reported at a small Tuesday store incident where a drawer with about ten dollars in coins was emptied. Suspicion fell on a colored boy, Frank Lytton, employed by Mr. Jackson. he was arrested and jailed for debauching bail. He implicates others and more arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexicas
Jas. McQueen
Walden Thale
Frank Taylor
Market Street
Hilton
Bacn
Taylor
Hale
M. Jawkeon
Mr. Jackson
Frank Lytton
A Andl
Becktner Moves Family to Johnson City Local Banker Returns
M Beckner moved his family from Elizabethton to Johnson City settling permanently. Previously in hotel business with a jewelry store, he chose Johnson City as his new home. The report notes cash in vaults, real estate, and banking assets tied to local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Beckner
Elizabethton Jack
Johnson
Mr. Beckner
Johnson City
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Tin
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