Social News From the Nearby
Dunlap residents share weekend visits and health updates with relatives. Clyde McCally of Horse Creek welcomed a baby boy as Dan Hale’s family notes attendance at Blountville court and a River View Hospital patient recovers. Local calls and visits include Light, Hunt, Fish, Owens, and Goelver families among others.
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Miss Roller
Dunlap
Itb. McCully
Owens
Dan Hsrie
Clyde McCally
Horse Creek
Rel
Tylor Anderson
Rath
Lillian Light
Minnie Ethyt
Dee Jones
Boo
Blountville
Wey
J. P. McGully
Roller
Dan Hale
Margarette Hilbert
Jonesbero
Robert Depaw
Kingsport
Lee Hunt
Sells
Goldia
Wexler
Bee Jones
River View Hospital
Everette Isenburg
I. A. Hunt
Marcellus Fish
Ruby Flaunt
Olé Dan Hale
B. Lo Light
K K. K
Saburaa
W. H. Witt
Rovewood
Brit Witt
Witt
Teleco Planes
S. Ny Light
Mary Lee
Minn Ethel
Elizabethton
Guy King
George Fish
Dock Pish
B. Owens
Debris Conkin
Lula Cleo
Les Conkin
Light
W. W. Owens
Orville Owens
Elmeda
Preaching Services and Social Visits in Oak Mill Area
Rey Lowery Tron Ervin preached at Oak Mill Saturday night and at Allehery Sunday morning and afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jack and children Goldie and Roby visited Frank Dunn and family Sunday. George White of Kingsport spent Sunday with kin. Kincheloe, Bex ter, Beulah and Goldie Hays attended Aleph ey preaching. Mrs Bess Gus and children with Willie Lips visited Saturday. Telia Phillips visited Sunday with Clara Basketty. Gerald Staton and wife and Opal Baxter and children were guests of Brownlow White Sunday. Pauling Swaney hosted about seventy five young folks Friday night with games, refreshments of ice cream and cake, lemonade and watermelon.
County Meeting Attendance and Local Rumors Report
SUNRISE. Several from here attended the county meeting at Blountyile Mun. Mrs. Luther Rulif spent the week end with her son J A Rulliff and wife. Rev Dunn filled his regular appointment at Horse Creek Sunday. Little Carl Crawford is on the sick list. Onnie Phillips took supper with Mr and Mrs dow H Crawford Tuesday night. Several Thom here are planning to go on Sulphrey Springs Sunday. Miss Howah kinguth ard Mixs Tci Thonbhery galled to sea Miss Commit Ratliff Sunday afternoon. Mrs Luther Rathil was the arrest of Mrs Rose Iumblyn Tuesday at Lerner. ikea Chitouth jy duuehber, Mrs Linn Wilko, matored a dones bore Monday.
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Blountyile Munday
Luther Rulif
J. A. Rulliff
Rev. Dunn
Horse Creek
Carl Crawford
Onnie Phillips
Dow H. Crawford
Howah
Kinguth
Thonbhery
Luther Rathil
Rose Iumblyn
Lerner
Ikea Chitouth Jy
Linn Wilko
Wall Street Backing for U S Commercial Aviation Games
Wall Street moves to back large scale air service linking major U S cities within months. Hammond Satterlee and Morgantown backers plan daily New York Chicago service, with transatlantic dirigible aims and experiments using the Los Angeles craft under government oversight. Plans include mast buildouts in Omaha Chicago and more, plus potential private operation under naval supervision.
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Iohn T. Lewing
Morgatn
Combine
Owan D. Young
U. S
Los Angeles
Tor
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Omaha
St. Louis
Havana
Hammond
Germany
United States
Chi
National Air Service
Henry Ford
Stout
Congress
Wall
Street
Movies eliminating suggestive titles progress in six months
Holywood Calif fight against suggestive titles to motion pictures has made definite progress during the last six months. Will Hays director general of the Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors declared on his semi annual trip to Hollywood plant. He stated the press books for the coming releases contain only three objectionable titles. The open door policy has met with gratifying response and letters of suggestion are being received from the public. He praised the industry and predicted one of the most successful years in recent film history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prown
Holywood
Calif
Will
H. Hays
Hollywood |Lim
Mr. Hays
German Publisher Dies in Claque Fraud Case
Vienna judge rules organized applause is deception of the public. Claque leaders and performers cannot claim remuneration, amid dispute between Dr Stefan, composer of Apri, and the Euro theater claque leader. Judge finds claque activity a fraud on the public and morally wrong. The Times Wants you to read the Want Ads.
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Vienna
Stefan
Eurotheater
Pomeroy the aged prisoner seeks world outside
Boston showpiece of a life sentence feature on Jesse Pomeroy once known as the most famous “fer” in Massachusetts. Now 67, he remains in Charles Town State Prison. He dreams of trolley cars planes and travel while defending a libel suit for $5000 claiming a newspaper letter harmed his chances for parole. He has studied law languages chemistry and history and writes for the prison magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown State
Sone
Jesse Pomeroy
All -Aluériey
Pomeroy
Jessa
Cur Gate
Hev
Aland
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Avery
Pogngroy
Chivalry Is Not Dead, 'lt Wins Man Jail Cell
Mrs. Mary Brazakas, widow with five children, was sent to jail on bootlegging charges after failing bail. A husband volunteered to take her place, asking for permission to share the jail cell, and was informed a second cell could be found for him as authorities pressed moonshining charges.
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Chivalry
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Mary Brazakas
Mes. Brazakas
Busuid
Rint
Arctic Nurse Returns After Ice Floe Ordeal
Nome Alaska March expedition led by Superintendent Chance and nurse Mrs Brady to assist native villages and schools. Blizzard forced refuge in a cabin after 14 hours travel in 30 below zero. Storm and high winds pushed their craft beyond Cape Thompson and a reef forced them ashore near Point Hope.
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Nome
Alaska
Cape Thompson
Arctic
Eirete
Alaskia
G. O. Braiy
Kotzebue Sound
Brady
Kotgebue
Chance
Mrs. Brady
Nortok River
Tlind
Point Lope
Chance Aad
New York Homicide Rate Among Major Cities Cited
An article by Frederick L Hoffian in The Spectator surveys 1924 homicide rates across American cities. New York shows 387 deaths per year, 9.0 per 100,000, slightly above 1923, with other cities like Philadelphia Chicago Boston and Newark recording varied changes. Rates for New Jersey towns Bayonne Camden Elizabeth Jersey City Passaic Paterson and Somerville are listed with increases and decreases.
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New York
Frederick L. Hoffian
Telun
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Spectator
Boston
Plieeburgs
Newark
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fla
Concord
N. B
Malden
Mass
Newton
Lawrence
New York State
Auburn
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey
Bayonne
Camden
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Passaic
Paterson
Somerville
Birth Hoax Admits Fake Infant To Please Husband
New York clothier Nat Bass learned nine months of fatherhood was a lie after his wife confessed buying a baby from a home for 75 dollars and passing it as her own. The revelation followed publicity from the Helen Gelsen Volk infant death inquiry, leading Mrs. Bass to fear arrest. The husband, told of the "stork's arrival," now refuses to accept the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nat Bass
Bass
Pecora
Gelsen-Vork Institution
Bathhouse Tow Incident At Coney Island Leads To Four Arrests
An all four involved, Richard Kantor and his wife Josephine, Julius Majzner and wife Mary, were charged with disorderly conduct after a police tow at Coney Island. The group parked in a Dreamland space with shades drawn to allow wives to dress. Officers intervened as the scene escalated, two cars towed to the station, and all released on bail. Also noted are seaside injuries and Governor Smith visiting Seagate and Brighton.
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New York
N. Y
Richard Kantor
Josephine
First Place
Brooklyn
Lulius Majzner
Mary
West 90Th Street
Coney Island
Dreamland
Re~ Lantleas
Joseph Bonara
Bonara
Julius
Richard
Coney
Kantoria
Maizners
Thomas
Longnecker
Meeker Avenue
Coney ‘Sland Avenue
Harry Krutgal
South Fourth Street
Irving Gordon
Governor Smith
Seagate
Shelburne
Brighton
Women of Today by Mrs Lillian Campbell
Miss Bess B Follansbee of Title Guarantee and Trust Co Brooklyn NY argues there are as many helpless protected women in the world. Follansbee, head of the women’s department, states her view to readers.
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Miss Follanshee
Brooklyn
Miss Follansbee
Misa Follansbee
The
American Bank Women's Association
Lillian Campbell
Bess B. Follansbee
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
N. Y
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Fordtown R. 1
Christy Brothers
Wall Street
Dies Tee the Astociits
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Hils
Tormerox
Tliis
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Fuller
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Pepapateil
Wey Do
the Times
Sweeta
Lee Cream
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J.fred Johnson& Co. Grocery Dept
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