Time Table No. 77 for East Tennessee & Western North Carolina
Train schedule mounted for Linville River area with services at Sam Ping Station Nos. 1 2 3 4 daily and Nos 7 8 daily except Sunday. Parlor car carried on Nos 7 and 8 from Nov 1 4. Connections at Shulls Mill with automobile line to Blowing Rock seven miles. Office by Gro Bardin Vice President and Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad
Colinville River Ae Company
Central Standard
Ping Station
Shulls Mille
Blowing Rock
N. C
GRO
W. Bardin
Resignation of Governor Smith and succession at Mountain Branch
The Board of Managers accepted Governor John P. Smith’s resignation to take effect October 16 after fourteen years in office. Treasurer Lyle becomes acting governor until a new head is inducted. Robert Cook, a Spanish War Veteran, was appointed to succeed Smith with strong endorsements from Tennessee Senators. Riley Zerbe, a former guard, arrived after a year away and was injured in an accident near the Federal Works bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Dayton
John P. Smith
Lyle
Robert Cook
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Gov. Smith
Riley Zerbe
Sunbury
Federal Works
Barrack Tales and furloughs mark a war era list
A long roster from D Co and EB Co details discharged soldiers headed to California Knoxville Florida and Baltimore for 90 day furloughs. notes include a Hampton Branch abandonment base hospital use and a Florida Contingent reunion with locals from St Cloud and related social scenes. plus quips on veterans manners and letters remaining uncalled.
Veteran Buried After Train Accident At Southern Ry Yard
Mustered out veteran Benjamin Lea of the 7th Tennessee Cay died September 13 after a passing train struck him near the South Gate while he cut brass for the section boss. He left a Knox ville widow. Other memorials note several Civil War veterans and activity at the Soldiers' Home, with reflections on war profits and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lea
Tenn. Cay
Southern Ry
South Gate
Lea
Knoxville
Non-Resident Notices Published in The Comet
Law Court in Johnson City Tennessee issues four week public notices for non resident defendants L L Kidd John Gardner Maude B Blevins to appear in October 1917 court at the Johnson City courthouse or defense will be considered confessed and case set for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Vent Kidd
L. L. Kidd
Bill
J. 1
Hilbert
Law Court
Pansy Gartner
John Gardner
Comet
Maude B
Etperte
LE Hilpert
Notice of Nonresident Defendant In Johnson City Court
The court orders that Jack McClain, a nonresident of Tennessee, be notified to appear in The Comet in Johnson City. The notice runs for four consecutive weeks and requires appearance at the court on the third Monday of October 1917 to answer the bill.
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The
Anaka National Bank
Son City
Ten
Southern Railway
Southern
Souers
Soathern Ailway Company
Great Industring
Po Woo
Aberden
Carolina Clinchfield
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fordtown
Kingsport
Tenn
Waycross
Speers Ferry St. Paul
Dante
Elkhorn City
Loulavile
Kentucky
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Jenkins
Louisville
Louisa
Paintaville
Pikeville
Shelby
Charleston
Uuntington
Kenoga
W. Va
Erwin
Unaka Springs
Toccane
Burnsville
Pensacola
Marion
Spartanburg
8. C
Unicol
Chas. T. Mandel
Jonnson City
Sam
Jonhson City
Milligan College
Watauga Point Shoals
Sycamore
Elizabethton
Valley Forge
Hampton
Pardee Point
Soldier’s Home
Mountain Branch
Barrack Tales
Pegleg Brown
Samuel T. Terrell
D Co
California
LeRoy Schoby
Co. A
John Whalen
New York State
Joe Johnson
Co. C
Baltimore
Ed M. Miles
Billy Watson
Dill
Congress
War Department
Florida
St. Cloud
Fla
Danville
Sidney Goss
Joe Hines
Ed Sullivan
Tom Catfish Whittaker
EB Company
Tom Mitchell
Deep Water Mariner
Cheseapeake Bay
George Weight
Hank Rowe
Arkansas
Toe A. Pratt
Post Fund
Joc
Badger State
Charley Howard
B Co
Jas, Callahan
Los Angeles
Wm. Goldsboro
Mobile
Joseph Paulding
Philadelphia
Charles H. Babb
E. 2Nd Pa. Cay
Co. F
Raton
EB Co
Toledo
Michigan
Islands On the Lakes
Jonathan Tallman
Terre Haute
Ind
Col. Summers
E Co
Col. Sellers
E Company
John Stonburner
James Campbell
W. H
Smith
Anthony Tufts
Elkhorn
Mose Beckett
A. & Palmer
Washington D. C
John L. Chastain
Frank Smith
Jona Trowbridge
Lueion B. Scott
East N. Y
Lucien
Leutenant
Spottaplvania Court
Jim Rogers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Navy Yard
Thomas F. O Brien
Albert Carter
Johnnson City
Camport ‘Wayne
Luther J. Adamaon
Matthew W. Pereroay Lawley
Reubonte & Tipton
Richard Tv. Wolvortos
Ratio Philips
Iva
Charles Beckingham
Charley Beckingham
Brazabel Seagrave, Co
Daniel Oberly
Charles Hasson
McDonald Scarbrough
Third Tennessee Infantry
Scarbrough
Leavenworth Kas
Times
James Gannon
Joseph L. Blandford
Captain Gannon
Blandford Boys
C Company
S. F. Stanley
D. W. Homes
C. W. Carr
J. W. Robinson
Chas. Fuhrer
Peter Pix
L. 8. Harper
Stephen Frazier
David Brooks
George D. Coleman
Cornelius Tosh
James Collins
Jim
Commissioner of Pensions
Albert Craig
James Deloach
J. W. Coleman
Ed G. Bartlett
Con. Kessler
Riley Derbe
E. K. Huff
Jule F. Cure
G. Mo. D. Davis
Wm. Roach
Henry F. Bartlet
John J. Southerlan
J.D. Cook
J. Everett
Andrew Martin
John Tracy
Senate
Sitle
America
Post Fund Hotel
Leon Thie Tailor
Ward
Arlington Pressing Parlor
Earl C. Campbell
HS W. Main Street
Blevin
Ley the Law
Dash McClain
Jack McClain
Stat of Tennessee
Exparte
J. L. Hilbert
Southiay Express Company
CY H. Lyle
Soldiers
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