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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
3
Kingsport firm showing an all plate glass show case in Kingsport Office Supply Co. window. First local manufacture of this type in Kingsport, with modern machinery and skilled mechanics. They promise competitive pricing and local employment while offering customized store fixtures and furnishings.
The Parent-Teachers Association of the Colored School of Kingsport adopts a resolution praising the current faculty for untiring service and approving the principal’s stance in the school site controversy. It opposes locating the school on church property and calls for a permanent site, signed by President Annie R. Hinchman.
William H. Mitchell aged 25 died at his Sullivan Street home after a 16 day illness from typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at Pactorus with Rev. Dunn officiating. He is survived by his wife a one year old daughter his parents Charles and Fannie Mitchell and four sisters. He worked for the Kingsport Brick Corporation and was well liked by fellow workers.
Munich reports Bavaria’s population at 7,398,677 in the latest census. The total marks an increase of 343,211 since 1919 and 616,449 since 1910.
River View Hospital reports the man with a splintered spine remains in unchanged condition with possible operation to relieve pressure. Joe H. Fauver, a construction worker at the Federal Dye plant, continues to hold his own after a fall, with doctors hopeful the injury is not fatal.
The Palace of Sweets, seven-year owner Frank Shaheen, adds a Frigidaire Fountain holding 39 gallons of cream. It promises constant sherbet and ice cream flavors for customers, marking a modern refrigeration upgrade in the shop.
Vyasta officials claim complaints of bandit activity in Vrasta district are unfounded. Minister of Justice Boboshevski visited the area, then his party was attacked by a band led by Ivan Atanassoff. Militia aided the party, Atanassoff was seriously wounded and his band members killed.
Chincoteague Islanders prepare for the annual pony penning day on July 20. The event draws buyers and visitors, features broncho busting, and highlights the wild ponies that roam the salt marshes of Accomac County Virginia.
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