Revival Attendance and Community Visits Report
Social notes from nearby communities report steady revival attendance at Pievey Memorial. Mrs Sadie Bhir of Gate City visits sister Mrs Mark Link and other locals plan to return home Sunday. Several residents, including Mer Robert Arnold and family, appear in court in Blouyivilie last week and various visits and illnesses are noted among residents.
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Pievey’s Memorial
Hmiss
Sadie Bhir
Gate
City
Mark Link
George Epps
Mer
Robert Arnold
Blouyivilie
GC. C. Mops
Toms Sad Ross
Mes
Mabel
Bristol
Claie Hicks
Ry Linkous
Rosa Epps
Dix
Hale Minor
Sunday School Progress and Local Social Circles
Fordtown notes show Sunday school advancing with Mr and Mrs dT Willard hosting relatives and friends from John Conkin, Walton, Luddle, Williams and others. Visitors include Eleanor Gott, Rev Dat, J M S aes Nuthen Chase, and local exchanges at River Bond and Blountville amid family dinners and neighborly calls.
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Dt. Willard
John Conkin
J.B. Dui
Ming
Jock
A. J. Walton
A. RB. Luddle
Alice Willard
Mary Bond
E. W. J.’ Mather
A. d. Welton
Gilly
T. A
John Whaley
Eleanor Gott
Geoesville
Bros. J
Dillard
Atts Walton
Fowdh Bond
Perty Chase
River Bond
J. M.S Aes Nuthen Chase and Sons
F Henry
Blountvilla
Hazel Burlekter
Beth
Childresse
Cemetery Visit and Local Social Roundup in Chestnut Ridge
Mrs. Ena Mae Fulkerson spent the day at the home of her cousin Mr and Mrs. Kk. Burial services were held for Mr. Mitehoi on Friday with J. A. Rauf and Rk. Beyb attending. Neighbors and relatives from Short Hill and nearby farms joined in visits and shopping in Kinnee sert. Many families planned a community gathering in view of Sunday as residents shared news of visitors and kinship across Chestnut Ridge.
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Ena Mae Fulkerson
Mitehoi
Awhd Mes
J. A. Rauf
Kathleen Fu Nash Childre
Ner G ‘ Yy
Julie Taylor
Irs
Rober Akins
Short Hille
Lene Ancre
C. Childress
Currie
John Reth
Near Here
Avy W. Fulkerson
Long Mag Ano
Cairdress
Unclear text fragment from local notice page
Fragmentary OCR text references attendance at a camp and mentions Sulphay Spyin, the Greaty Tito, Tp. and Min, Co Jd. Stendovain, and a Sunday seruahe. no coherent event or identifiable entities can be reliably summarized from the readable portions.
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Tito
Min, Co
Stendovain Amt
Thoa
Veteran frontier retiree ends 38 years with LAPD
Charles W. Moffatt, a colorful figure in early Western frontier life, retires after 38 years with the Los Angeles police department. He rose from patrolman to inspector of detectives, has worn many titles including printer, reporter, miner, rancher, broncho-boaster, and prospector. His hobby is cultivating the garden around his nearly 40 year old house.
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Los Angeles
Charles W. Moffatt
Moffatt
Alaska
World Peace Depends U S Says O Connor
London report quotes P J O Connor father of the House of Commons arguing that true security for peace hinges on full American strength. He urges mutual understanding between Britain and America and warns against viewing Americans as English descendants. He says Britain should seek a powerful American ally for peace, not rely on Pilgrim Fathers mythology. In Tennessee, Gov Peay and Lewis S Pops review pardon and parole at Brushy Moon prison in Petros.
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London
Europe
P. O'Conner
House of Commons
England
Great Britain
America
Atlantic
Britain
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Peay
Lewis
Pops
State Board of
Parsons
Brushy Moon Prison
Petros
West Tennessee
Local Notes On Residents Weekend Visits
Mr. Charlie Scalf teaches singing here. Mr. Sam Light conducted the plays of meeting Saturday. Alg ar, OQ, T. Cox and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkins went to Erwin Monday. Mr. Jess Copas of Atlanta, Ga is visiting home folks. Mrs. Bessie Horton is spending this week with Carl Skinnell and family.
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Charlie ‘Scalf
Sam Light
Algar
T. Cox
Will Phillips
John Atkins
Erwin
Jess Copas
Atlanta
Bessie Horton
Carl Skinnell
Home Canning Bulletin for Wives Published by University of Tennessee
The Agricultural Extension Service at University of Tennessee offers Publication 105 on home canning preserving and pickling. It covers equipment for home use jars processing steps to detect spoilage and prevent botulism. It aims to aid farm families, especially women, with tested canning recipes and safety guidance.
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Maude
Gathnie
Agyicultural Extension Service
University of Tennessee
Oakland Street Cars Adopt Pay As You Leave System
The Key System Transit Company in Oakland Calif adopts a pay as you leave plan to ease downtown congestion. Passengers must find seats or stand as they board, with fares collected on leaving the cars. The system is piloted on upstairs cars and may ease burdens on travelers with parcels.
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Oakland
Associated Press
Calif
Key System Transit Company
The Times Want Ada Read the Times Want Ads
Ada seeks a reading job or errands help after moving to town. She has reliable references and a friendly manner, with experience assisting seniors and children. Call The Times to schedule an interview and provide contact details.
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Times
Ada
Lucille as a Name through History and Meaning
Lucille emerges as an independent given name with roots linked to light and a lineage tracing to Lucius and Lucilla. The name gained fame via Owen Meredith and English lore, while Lucille remains the French variant widely adopted in England and Ireland.
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Ucille
Lucy
Lucille
Britila
Lleufer Mawr
Latior Tuell
Lucius
Falkland
England
Ireland
Tiame
Lucilla
Lois
Florence
Owen Meredith
Vy Neuter Syndicate, Inc
Vain Self-Denial Abishon Dines Before Sermon
A Christian evangelist named Abishon dines with his host before an afternoon service where he was to speak. He eats little, saying a preacher should not eat heavily before a sermon. The housewife misses the service to prepare supper and asks about the preacher. The husband responds with a sigh that he might as well have eaten.
Bush 88, longtime lawyer and Confederate veteran, dies
Elizabethton August 14 8 FH Bush a lawyer and church worker and Confederate veteran died at his home after a lingering illness of several years.
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Elizabethton
FH. Bush
Ling Bering
Darwin coffin destroyed after coffin found at Farnborough inn
The fragmentary report states Charles Darwin’s first coffin from Farnborough near his home was discovered in an inn coach-house and cremated, per the family wish. Major Leonard Darwin bought the coffin, a local oak piece, and the Darwin family approved cremation rather than Westminster Abbey burial.
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Farnborough
Charles “Darwin
Leonard Darwin
Darwin
Lago
Westminster Abbey
Something to Think About by Flu Walker
A critique by Flu Walker on modern entertainment, arguing diversions often dwarf youth intellects. He laments sensationalism over refinement, praises scenery over pen, and predicts a future collapse of current tastes as society seeks the new and dramatic.
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Walker
u.Fule
Tower
Babylon
Germans Laud American Talks on Highways Safety Campaigns
Berlin reports the German press praised a series of illustrated lectures across Germany by George F. Bauer of the American National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. He spoke on highways and the production of safety campaigns.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
George F. Bauer
American National — Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hoover War Library receives vast WW2 materials at Stanford
The Hoover War Library at Stanford University, funded by Secretary Herbert Hoover, has acquired 44 500 books and pamphlets in many languages about the war. Russian and French texts dominate, with English, Hungarian and Italian also represented. The library, founded in 1919, aims to collect all major official documents of the war and reconstruction, with 65 000 reports in its manuscript collection and private papers from world affairs figures.
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Stanford University
Cal
Hoover War Library
Herbert C. Hoover
Musee de la Guerre
Paris
Europe
Ttime
Sympathy with Government Found in Countries’ Papers
Country aligned newspapers publish sympathy with the government and present position papers. The text notes a left leaning stance and mentions a graduate who is a member of the Board of Trustees.
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Board of Trustees
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