Local Social News Highlights From Knoxville to Lynchburg
Multiple residents and visitors are listed with travels and guests across Knoxville Charleston Plattsburg Morristown and Lynchburg. Notables include I Local A Bowers Fred Wagner Ward Friberg and Julian Davis visiting families. Vanderbilt attendees Ralph Prensia and Hubert Templin. and Mrs Beasie Loop noted in fragile health with plans to return to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Wagner
Atlanta
Mra
H.H. Dyer
Ward Friberg
Vanderbilt University
Southern Railroad Plans New Depot and Culvert Work
A local official says construction on a new passenger depot will begin within thirty days. An order for culvert cement across Brush Creek has been placed and work will start immediately. Captain Simpson is directed to proceed with the project at an estimated cost of about 125000 dollars.
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The
Southern Railroad
Brush Creek
Kupt. Simpson
Denial of Governor Hooper support in Tennessee campaign letter
J C Lewis objects to Chad joining a reception committee for Governor Hooper during his re election tour. He argues the event risks implying Democratic support for Hooper and accuses Hooper of inaction on enforcing prohibition laws and removing violator sheriffs. Lewis endorses Henton McMillin, urging Democratic loyalty.
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Chad
Hooper
Tennesse
Davidson
Shelby
Hamilton
Knox
Henton McMillin
J. C. Lewis
Mrs Marshall Hosts Merry Wives Club Meeting
Mrs G L Marshall acted as hostess for the Merry Wives club gathering held in a room adorned with growing plants and cut flowers. The afternoon featured a solo by Mrs J P Lab and readings by Mrs Will Johnson, followed by refreshments. Mrs Marshall's guest was her cousin Mrs Phelps of Kernsville, Mi.
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Mrs. Marshall
Merry Wives Club
G. L. Marshall
J. P. Lab
Willl Johnson
Marshall
Mrs. Phelps
Kernsville, Mi
Embroidery Club Renames Itself in Local Meeting
At a Pon derosa club gathering with Mrs. J. W. Cox on Unaka avenue the group voted to rename as the Priscilla Embroidery club. A new member joined, and after business members enjoyed sewing plus a salad course. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Charlie Brown on Watauga avenue.
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Ponderosa Club
J. W. Cox
Unaka Avenue
Priscilla Embroidery Club
So Laken An
Charlie Brown
Watauga
Avenue
Brilliancy Marks Normal School Reception at Fist Presbyterian
The Normal faculty and students were entertained by the Sunday school at the Fist Presbyterian church last Friday evening. A large audience enjoyed a short musical program and several readings. Superintendent Sperow gave the welcome, with Professor Sowder replying on behalf of the Normal.
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Fist Presbyterian Church
of the Normal
Sperow
Prof. Sowder
The
Normal
Carter Countian Appointed Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture
Nashville September 23 Announcement by Captain T F Peek commissioner of agriculture names Ramuel Reynolds of Carter county as assistant commissioner of agriculture from East Tennessee to succeed R E Luthar who resigned Reynolds will assume duties soon in the agricultural department serving East Tennessee with the state commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
T. Fr. Peek
Ramuel Reynolds
Carter County
East Tennessee
RE. O. Luthar
Candidate Luther Seeks Monroe County House Seat
The text notes Luther, former chief clerk to the agriculture commissioner, resigned to become assistant commissioner and now runs as a representative candidate from Monroe County. Reynolds, a Republican and Carter County trustee for four years, is deemed well qualified for the appointed position and will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Monroe County
Reynolds
Carter County
Services Held at New Central Baptist Church
Sunday morning the new Central Baptist church held its first service during construction. No funds appeal, but volunteers gave subscriptions. Speeches by Dr. J. J. Henderson Rev. J. A. Ruble G. n. Wolford James Houte Charles J. and James A. Cargille, praised service. Donations and remarks noted as high quality.
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New Baptist Church
New Central Baptist Church
J. J. Henderson
J. A. Ruble
G.n. Wolford
James Houte
Charles J
James A. Cargille
Mise Glennie Pence
Ruby Walker
Johnson City Vehicle Ordinance Regulating Speed and Lights
Ordinance No 67 limits speed for cars trucks and cycles within Johnson City city limits and Fire Districts 1 and 4 to 10 and 20 miles per hour, requires front and rear lights after nightfall, muffling exhaust, prohibits under sixteen operating vehicles, requires warnings at crossings, and imposes fines from five to fifty dollars plus up to six months in jail for violations.
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Towinson City
Tenn
Jotinseh City
Johnson City
Seo. A
Adton Motor Cycles
City ordinance takes effect after October 9 1012
The document records the city council’s readings on the ordinance in 1912. Mayor W A Dickinson signs. Recorder Wm R Poudner attests. The welfare of the city is cited as a reason for enactment, with first reading on August 22, second on September 0, third on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid
Judge Baxter Taylor Returns Home From Visit
Judge Baxter Taylor who spent two weeks visiting friends here departed Tuesday for Atoka Oklahoma. Taylor, the Democratic nominee two years earlier, was elected over Republican and labor candidates and this year has Republican endorsement and is likely to win unopposed.
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Judge Baxter Taylor
Atoka
Oklahoma
Judge Taylor
Hire My Co to Install Large Band Saw Mill
The Hire My. Co. plans to install a modern band saw mill at its city plant. Grading is underway and building will be erected with machinery placed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hire My. Co
Fone
East Tennessee Medical Association Here Oct Ten Eleven Meeting
A public meeting for the East Tennessee Medical Association is set for Thursday and Friday October 10 and 11 in the Munsey Memorial church club room. Dr Oliver W Hill of Knoxville will speak on The Doctor's Obligation to Future Generations followed by Dr William St John of Bristol on The Human Tongue and Dr Cooper Holiclaw of Chattanooga on Medicine Abroad. The event aims for large attendance with notable physicians and public interest.
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East Tennessee Medical Association
Munsey Memorial Church
Oliver W. Hill
Knoxville
William St. John
Bristol
Cooper Holiclaw
Chattanooga
Tennemen
Inews
What is an advertisement
Washington readers face a pending law change that would require any newspaper content paid for or deemed valuable consideration to be labeled advertisement. Critics warn the bill could force editors to mark free review copies and even charitable gifts as ads, impacting country editors and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Rev S B Vaught Returns to Active Ministry
Rev S B Vaught of this city will return to active work in the conference in October after a year as financial agent for Emory and Henry college. Previously he served several years as pastor of Muncey Mem on church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Vaught
Serenne
Emory and Henry College
Muncey Memon Church
McMillin Campaign Planners Set October Speaking Tour
Nashville reports McMillin headquarters announced a statewide effort with a speech crusade for the candidate. Ninety six Democrats agreed to campaign in many counties on the designated October Monday. A fragment about women’s health via stair climbing bending and Chamberlain Tablets appears in the text.
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Nashville
Tenn
McMillin
McMilliin
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Harry Hannah
W. J. Miller
Pansy Painter
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Joe A. Brown
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A. R. Johnson
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A. J. Davis
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Lucy Bowman
Austin Bprings
Robert Jone
Walter Mons
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George H. Moore
Martha Washington College
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Mel H. Weiler
Pardue's
JW. Muampower
Oak Hill Cemetery
Flo
Cemetery Association
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Henry Deaderick
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Koosville
Beasie Loop
Geo. P. Crouch
Embroidery Club
Carter Countian
Ward & Friberg
D. R. Beeson
Brown Bldg
Johnson City, Tenn
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Pansacitin
Manila
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc
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