Death Notices and Obituaries from Bristol Area
Multiple death notices list James Bruce Gardner 76 of Clayman Road and other relatives in Greene County Hawkins County Kingsport Rogersville and Elizabethton. Services set at Carter Clarion Chapel Emory Cemetery. Also includes Nancy Marie Jones newborn burial and Layne W Duvall 68 funeral at First Christian Church with interment in Hathaway family cemetery.
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James Bruce Gardner
Clayman Road
Francis Nursing Home
Bristol
Ness
Gardner
Greene County
Fenn
Lnter
Newton Gardner
Sullivan County
Blue Ridge Glass
Bertie L. Gardner
Ray Compton
Siete Tome
Lochie Brown Sivert
Cate City
Waycross
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Henry Clay Sivert
Hawkins County
Broad Street Methodist Church
Paul C. Sivert
Clinton
Mass
Kelsie Sivert
Prestan Woods
Henry Clay Sivert, Jr
Watree Street
Dobson
Oak Hill Cemetery
0. M. Palmer
Brown Hamilton
Joe Sivert
Charles Sivert
Worley Shipley
Epoch Ward
Howard Poston
Nancy Marie Jones
Russell Lee Jones
Lowell Drive
MU Asm
East Lawn Memorial Park
Dana Crawford
Johnny
Lee Jones
Mike Lovic
Kingsport
Edward Jones
Madison
Indiana
Marls Leet
Verry
Layne W. Duvall
Jean
Hathaway
Elizabethton
pDuVell
Waripath
Drives DuVall
Seivé Christian Church
Layne Duvall
eDuke Bt
Edwin DuVall Hegg
Leroy
Johnson City
Funeral Home
Layne, Duvall
Duke St
Ready-Mix Plant to Rise on Industry Drive in Kingsport
A. B. Goleman announced Transit-Mix Products Co. will build a new concrete plant on Industry Drive. Capacity three yards every 15 seconds. 610 employees. four trucks to start. Walter Barlaive of Dysart named president and GM, a Dysart retiree from 5. B. Penick and Co. He is married to Margareth Crook Dysart and they live in Ridgefields with one daughter, Mrs. James Alden Ford.
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A. B. Goleman
Kingsport Chamber of Commerce
Transit-Mix Products Co., Inc
Industry Drive
Walter Barlaive
Dysart
Ceril's Business College
Asheville
N.C
Sons of the American Revolution
First Presbyterian Church
5. B. Penick and Co
New York
Transit Mix
Margareth Crook
James Alden Ford
Chicago
Dysarts
Ridgefields
Parking On Left Of Center Nets 1 Men $1 Fines
Two Kingsport men were fined $1 each in City Court for parking on the left side of Center Street. They pleaded guilty and cited beer parking on the left side for many years. The Department of Safety and Hobncord said tickets would issue to left side parkers. Warning tickets preceded regular citations. The standard illegal parking fine is $3.50 but Acting City Judge E L Shelor levied $1 fines per policy of Judge Marvin Parsons. Additional Friday actions included two men fined $10 for public drunkenness and another man fined £14 for assault and battery and public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Center Street
Department of Safety
Segal
Tne
E. L. Shelor
Marvin Parsons
Farsons
Woman sues landlord for 10000 after bed fall injury
The Weather Picture SAN FRANCISCO reports Nora Foley 47 says she injured her back after falling from a full sized bed in her apartment. She sues landlord A Hartford for 10000 alleging negligence in bed setup and maintenance.
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San Francisco
Nora T. Foley
A. Hartford
Po Otisville
Louisville Colonels
Dallas Rangers
Civitan Leader to Speak at Starnes Family Reunion
Gate City Civitan Club and Kingsport Civitan Club attend the third annual Starnes reunion at Gate City Armory. Joe Starnes, Civitan International president, will speak after arriving from Tri Cities Airport. The program includes singing, an invocation, welcomes, reports, a Bible quarter, prizes, and an afternoon business meeting ending by 3 p.m.
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Gate City Civitan Club
Kingsport Civitan Club
Starnes
Gate City
Herday
Joe Starnes
Civitan International
Tri- Cities
Jim
America
Emmet Carter
Carrie Starnes Slaughter
Charles F. Starnes
Millard F. Starnes
Rex Starnes
Asheville
N.C
J. M. Fuller
Rogersville
Guy
Greeneville
T. B. Starnes
Giles County
Laura Starnes Osborne
Mary Margaret Starnes
W. W
Hiram K
Johnson
Billie
Erin Starnes
Gate City High School
Campus Shoes Afoot In A Variety Of New Fashions
Campus fashions spotlight fall leather shoes with bright colors and varied silhouettes. Features include instep straps T straps buckles and draped vamps plus soft leathers and white leather soles. Moccasins return slim and textured with a two toned toe and feminine line.
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James B. Gardner
Mrs. Lochie Sivert
Darrell Steffey
Marion Steffey
Planery Street
Morrison City
Douglas Steffey
John Steffey
Don Steffey
Jerry Steffey
Redgefetls
Ry Thaisid
Ouarden Center Maul Market
Walter Farl Dysart
Nets
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Paul
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Omah
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Richmond
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Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Civitan
Ander
SHELL
Liz
Sagaro
Spain
WPT
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
UFIL
Internal Revenue Service
National Biscuit CO. Premium
Lely
Salyer Candy Ca
Oscar Mayer
Baylor-Nelms
Bincludid
S.rpiece Ensemble
Bide Shae
Hea
Malden
Apmciees
Polisy Blaney Bagks Eo Eiathon Eth
Sarg Wien
Baylorevelms Furniture Co
Broad
Tenn
Plesse
Miesk
Baylor-Nelms Furniture CO
Children's Shoe Dept
Ible
Pedwin Young Ideas In
van In Sports Illustrated
Men's Shoe Dept
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