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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1912

Page

3

Bert H Tipton Dies Sudden in Elizabethton at 39

Elizabethton on Sept 17 Bert H Tipton died suddenly at his home at 6 0 o'clock aged thirty nine. He leaves a wife Belle Carter and two children and is survived by a sister Mrs Lee P Miller and a brother John A Tipton. A son of the late Hon John W Tipton he was mayor of Mirgahellston for nearly two years and had held several state posts. He was well known in state politics and an ardent independent judiciary supporter.

Elizabethton Bert H.tipton Mix Belle Carter Lee I’. Miller John A. Tipton John W. Tipton East Tennessee Tipton Mirgahellston Renu Folk Patterson Slooper Independent Judiciary Uckel

Attendance figures mark Johnson City school opening

Public schools opened in Johnson City with large attendance. Enrollments include Selene Hill 281 Columbus Powell 344 Martha Wilder 284 Weatside 396 Colordo 200 Dunbi Langstone 90.

Selene Hill Columbus Powell Martha Wilder Weatside Colordo Schools Dunbi Langstone

Miss Willie Cooper Named To Teach At Normal School

Miss Willie Cooper has been appointed supervisor of the primary department at East Tennessee Normal School in Johnson City. A Fountain City young woman, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam M Cooper, and will assume duties immediately. Pardue's advertises three cent loaves, cakes, pies, and a wide range of groceries and supplies.

Willie Cooper East Tennessee Normal School Johnson City

Little Child Nellie Moody Dies Sudden Death

Nellie Belle Moody six months old, youngest child of Charles and Mrs Moody, died suddenly after a brief illness Monday evening. Several physicians failed to save her. Funeral held Tuesday at eight in the evening as friends extend sympathy to the grieving parents.

Nellie Belle Charles Moody Triad Howe

Court House Work Pushed At Jonesboro

Work on the new court house at Jonesboro will be rapidly pushed forward to complete before very cold weather. Contractors faced delays due to slow wetting of necessary building materials.

TuUlk Court House Jonesboro

Bee Hive Hats Display Showcases Finest Stock in Johnson City

A tour of the Bee Hive hat department reveals one of the finest and most up to date stocks ever shown in Johnson City. The display includes every description with reasonable prices on even the most beautiful creations. A visit is worthwhile whether or not a purchase is planned.

Wat Bee Hive Johnson City

Watauga Avenue Church to mark twentieth anniversary

On September 7 members of the Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church will celebrate the church's twentieth anniversary of organization. Pastor Rev. Jayton A. Dobbs will begin evangelistic services following the celebration, continuing for ten days.

Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church Jayton A. Dobbs

Local notices from Greeneville and nearby towns indicate visits and travel plans

Mr and Mrs D A Isely and family guest of Mrs A M Keen in Greeneville. Mrs J Norment Powell of Wytheville Va guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Powell. Mr and Mrs Robert P London and family to move to Johnson City. Mrs William Webb of Nashville visiting sister Mrs J G DeArmond. Miss Elin Burrow transferred to Jonesboro as teacher. Mrs W Whittington visiting Atty Ixa e Hart. Mrs Robert Gross returns to Piney Flats after visit with daughter Winnie Gross. Mrs Paul Devine visiting relatives in Tazewell, returns with Addie Devine. Miss Nellie Cooper resumes teaching at the Normal after visit with Fountain City parents. Socials honor Miss Mary Forman of Shreveport La. Mrs Julian Campbell hosts dance for Misses Katherine and Mary Sue Allison. Mrs em Jones visiting sister Mrs B W Woodard. Judge Jones travels with her. Andy J Shell of Arroyo Grande Cal called home due to illness of mother. Prof D M Slonaker of Missouri visiting Washington County. former county teacher. Mr and Mrs Chas H Walton to travel to Atlanta Chattanooga Johnson City Linville Asheville Waynesville Hendersonville Savannah and more. Linville visit with Jas P Vining at Eskeola Inn. in Asheville hosted by Mrs Cooper and Mrs AC Mitchell for two weeks. West NC mountains worth visiting. East Coast Advocate to cover trip, about 2000 miles.

D. M. Slonaker Missouri Washington County Esveola Inn Asheville Cooper AC. Mitchell North Carolina East Coast Advocate Barry Wilson Walton Titusville Fla

Housing as keystone of the social arch in town development

Edward T. Hartman of the Massachusetts Civic League argues in the league’s annual report that housing shapes aesthetics, social conditions, and economics. He urges towns to pursue well designed, maintained homes on planned streets, with strong local authority and active health boards to ensure cleanliness and sanitation.

Edward T. Hartman Massachusetts Civic League Hartman Massachusetts Board of Health

Mrs Mike Massengill Dies at Plery Flats

Mrs Mike Massengill died Wednesday morning at Plery Flats. She was known as a noble Christian woman and her death mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends. The stricken husband and children have the sympathy of the entire community.

Mike Bi Massengill Plery Flats

Paralyzed Farmer William Carmichael Stricken Near Boone's Creek

William Carmichael of Boone's Creek, a prominent farmer, was going home from Johnson City when paralysis struck him and he fell from his wagon. He is unconscious and not expected to live.

William Carmichael Boone's Creek Johnson City Mr. Carmichael

Visitor from Dallas Ends Eleven-Year Wait in Johnson City

R C Cox arrived from Dallas last week to reconnect with friends in Johnson City. He notes Bod left eleven years ago and Vite is his lint return Visi, and recalls how the city has changed. Cox plans to return to Texas next week. Dr Pendleton and Dr Maron worth visited from Ft Worth on business, Pendleton selling property in Jobe addition to Mrs Boyd during their stay.

Texas R. C. Cox Dallas Bod Johnson City Dr. Pendleton Dfr. Maron Worth Ft. Worth Jobe Boyd

Little Boy Dies After Operation at Memorial Hospital

Five year old Other Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Clive Miller, died following an operation for appendicitis at Memorial hospital last Sunday. Funeral was held Tuesday from Albert Miller’s residence. The Miller family received the sympathy of many friends.

Memorial Hospital Miller Juitte Clive Albert Miller

City Increases Water Rates for Delinquent Filings

The city council passed an ordinance raising the water rent by fifty cents per quarter with four quarterly due dates. Delinquents face the higher rate, but those paying before quarter’s end gain a fifty cent discount. Messages from Morristown Jefferson City Knoxville and local notices follow.

Special Service Next Sunday Evening at Wautaga Avenue Church

The Wautega Avenue Presbyterian Church invites education leaders and teachers to a special service on Sunday September 15 1912 at 7 p m to observe the annual day of prayer for public schools Prof David Sinclair Burleson of the State Normal Faculty will speak with Miss Rankin leading special music and all are welcome to attend

Wautega Avenue

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Ward & Friberg Hunt Bert H. Tipton Pardue's Madney Partue's D. R. Beeson Brown Bldg Johnson City, Tenn D. A. Isely and A. M. Keen Greeneville Mrs. J. Norment Powell Wytherville, Va Fred Powell Robert P. London Bristol Herald Courier William Webb Nashville J. G. DeArmond Myrtle Street Elin Burrow Limestone W . Whittington Will Hart Ardmore, Oklahoma Ixaae Hart Robert Gross Piney Flats Miss Winnie Gross Paul Devine Tazewell Addie Devine Nellie Cooper Fountain City the Normal W. J. Exum OC. C. Crowder Mary Forman Shreveport Julian Campbell Katherine Mary Sue Allison Galdys Hutfard Bristol Em Jones B. W. Woodard Judge Jones Andy J. Shell Arroyo Grande Cal Bis Jones Becker New York Sun Thos. B. Mateon, Jr 7Th Avenue F. Dickinson General del Knoxville Tenn J.B. Worley Martha Washington Wee City Transfer Co Miss Blanch Horston Morristown Wolford Mia Luther Beeler Jefferson City G.N. Brown Henry Deaderick Capt Charles, Deaderick Morristown, Hamblin Co Fair Ass'n Morristown, Tenn London Hippodrome Co J. F. Goodson R. F. Taylor Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc Perser Florida Distributing Company Florida H Ostetter
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