Social News From Nearby Dunlap Neighborhoods
Miss Roller of Dunlap has been the house guest of her aunt Mrs J P McCully for the past week. Several locals attended court at Blountville this week and Wexler case was delayed due to a missing witness. Mrs Dee Jones improving after River View Hospital operation and home by Tuesday. Community members visit relatives and attend gatherings including K K K celebration and visits to Kingsport and Elizabethton.
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Miss Roller
Dunlap
J.P. McCully
J. E. Qwens
Dan Hale
Clyde McCully
Horse Creek
Tyler Anderson
Ruth
Lillian Light
R L. Light
Minnie Ethy Light
Dee Jones
Blountville
J. P. McCully
Roller
Margarette Hilbert
Jonesboro
Robert Depew
Kingsport
Lee Hunt
A. Sells
Goldia
Wexler
River View Hospital
Everette Isenburg
L. A. Hunt
Marcellus Fish
Ruby Hunt
R. L. Light
W. H. Witt
Edgewood
Brit Witt
Witt
Teleco
S. N. Light
Mary Lee
Minnie Ethel
Elizabethton
Guy King
George Fish
Dock Fish
J. E. Owens
Debris Conkin
Lula
Cleo
Les Conkin
Light
W. W. Owens
Orville Owens
Elmeda
Owens
P. H. Gaardner
Bloomingdale
P. H. Gardner
Preaching and visits feature quiet Oak Hill weekend
Rev Lowery from Ervin preached at Oak Hill Saturday night and Sunday morning at this place and Allegheny in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jack Hicks and children Goldie and Roby visited Frank Dunn and family Sunday. George White from Kingsport spent Sunday with home folks. Lawrence Kincheloe Carl Baxter and Misses Beulah and Goldie Hays attended Allegheny preaching Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bess Cox and children spent Saturday with her father Will Phillips. Miss Thelma Phillips visited Clara Baskette Sunday. Gerald Staton and wife Opal Baxter and children were Brownlow White and family guests Sunday. Pauline Swaney entertained about seventy five young folks Friday night with games and refreshments of ice cream cake lemonade and watermelon.
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Lowery
Ervin
Oak Hill
This Place
Allegheny
Jack Hicks
Goldie
Roby
Frank Dunn
George White
Kingsport
Lawrence Kincheloe
Carl Bexter
Beulah
Goldie Hays
Bess Cox
Will Phillips
Thelma Phillips
Clara Baskette
Gerald Staton
Opal Baxter
Brownlow White
Pauline Swaney
Local Notes from Sunrise County Meeting and Neighbors
Sunrise reports several residents attended a Blountville county meeting. Mrs. Luther Ratliff visited her son J. A. Ratliff and wife. Rev. Dunn preached at Horse Creek. Carl Crawford is ill. Onnie Phillips had supper with Joe E. Crawford. Plans form to visit Sulphur Springs. Beulah Chinouth and Ida Hamblen visited Georgia Ratliff. Mrs. Josie Hamblen hosted Mrs. Luther Ratliff. Walter Chinouth and Lara Wilson drove to Jonesboro.
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Blountvile
Luther Ratliff
J. A. Ratliff
Rev
Dunn
Horse Creek
Carl Crawford
Onnie Phillips
Joe E. Crawford
Sulpher Springs
Beulah Chinouth
Ida Hamblen
Georgia Ratliff
Josie Hamblen
Walter Chinouth
Lara Wilson
Jonesbore
Wall Street backs big plan for commercial air lines
Washington August 14 Only a few months now in major cities daily air service would connect centers. Three big corporations backed by Morgan interests prepare to enter commercial aviation with a transatlantic dirigible system. Plans include a New York Chicago line in twelve hours with ten cent mileage fares and extensions to Boston Pittsburgh Detroit Omaha St Louis and Havana. Masts offered by Omaha and Chicago. Government may lease the Los Angeles for experimental use under navy supervision. Congress must pass air navigation laws before full service.
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John T. Lewing Jr
Washington
John Hall Hammond, Jr
Herbert Satterlee
New York
Clarence B. Edwards
Morvan
Combine
Owen D. Young
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Omaha
St. Louis
Havana
Hammond
Germany
United States
American Airways, Inc
New York Capital
National Air Service
Henry Ford
Stout
Hammond-Satterlee Company
Movies eliminating suggestive titles progress shows
Hollywood August 14 The fight against suggestive titles in motion pictures has made definite progress in six months says Will Hays director general of the Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors During a semi annual trip to Hollywood film plants he notes only three objectionable titles remain in press books for upcoming releases The open door policy has drawn nationwide letters urging improvement and he praises the industrys business administration predicting a very successful year ahead.
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Hollywood
Calif
Will H. Hays
Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Hays
German publisher dies in claque fraud ruling
Vienna judge says organized applause deceives the public and claquers cannot claim remuneration. The dispute rose from Dr Stefan the composer of a comic opera Agri and Burg theater claque leader. Judge found claque activity fraud and immoral, ruling against the claque chief.
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Vienna
Stefan
Burgtheater
Times Wants on the RESULTS Read The Times Want Ads
The Times presents a compact notice about results in the want ads section. Readers are invited to review the latest listings and outcomes across classified categories.
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Times
Lifer Jesse Pomeroy Fights for World Outside Prison Walls
Boston reports on Jesse Pomeroy, the long serving lifer at Charles Town State Prison, who at 67 continues to fight for parole and to see the modern world. He has studied law, languages, chemistry, and history, writes poetry for the prison magazine, and seeks damages in a libel suit over a claim he skinned a kitten.
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Boston
Charlestown
Jesse Pomeroy
America
Powmercy
Jesse
Pomeroy
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Chivalry Not Dead as Husband Delivers Jail Cell Aid
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Mrs Mary Brazakas arrested for bootlegging, unable to post bail. A man appeared offering to take her place. He was revealed to be her husband and he was charged with moonshining, sharing a cell with his wife.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Brazakas
Brazakas
Nurse Rescues Arctic Expedition After Ice Floe Eruption
Mrs. G. O. Brady government nurse returns to Kotzebue sound after an expedition of mercy to native villages and schools. Departing March 27 with Superintendent Chance, a blizzard forced refuge in a native cabin for 14 hours at 30 below zero. A later return toward Point Hope was perilous as high winds hurled ice floes seaward. Old timers call the Trail from Point Hope the northlands' most dangerous.
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Nootak River
Point Hope
Kotzebue Sound
Homicide Rates in 1924 Rise Across Major Cities
New York recorded 387 homicide deaths in 1924, 6.4 per 100,000, up from 5.2 in 1923, among 77 cities surveyed. National average was 9.9 per 100,000. Jacksonville led with 58.8, while Concord, Malden, New ton, and Lawrence posted no homicides. New York state and New Jersey cities show varied changes with several towns posting increases and decreases.
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New York
Frederick L. Hoffman
Prudential Insurance Company of America
The
Spectator
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Newark
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Fla
Concord
N. H
Malden
Mass
Newton
Lawrence
New York State
Auburn
Rochester
Syracuse
New Jersey
Bayonne
Camden
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Passaic
Paterson
Somerville
Birth Hoax Admitted To Please Husband in New York
New York clothier Nat Bass admitted nine months of pride as father was a sham. His wife, Mrs. Bass, told Assistant District Attorney Pecora she bought a baby from a home for 75 dollars and passed it as their son to satisfy her husband while investigations into the Geisen- Volk infantorium, where 44 children died since 1918, drew public attention. The confession followed her fear of being questioned in the probe.
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New York
Nat Bass
Bass
Pecora
Helen Geisen-Volk
Geisen-Volk
Stork
Ty Guild
Impromptu Bathhouse Towed to Police Station
A Brooklyn pair and their friends were involved in a Coney Island incident after parking a sedan with drawn shades for their wives to change. Police towed the car to the station, charging all four with disorderly conduct. bail posted for morning hearing. Also reported: thousands at Coney Island, plus multiple injuries and Governor Smith visiting Seagate. A bank executive discusses women investors, urging financial literacy and independent handling of funds.
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New York
N. Y
Richard Kantor
Josephine
First Place
Brooklyn
Lukius Maizner
Mary
West 190Th Street
Coney Island
Dreamland
Joseph Bonara
Bonara
Mary V
Julius
Richard
Coney
Kantors
Mainers
Thomas *Longnecker
Meeker Avenue
Shelburne
Brighton
Women of Today discussion by Miss Follansbee
Miss Bess B. Follansbee, manager of the women's department at Title Guarantee and Trust Co in Brooklyn, declares that there are still many helpless, protected women worldwide, offering her views in the segment written by Mrs. Lillian Campbell.
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Lillian Campbell
Bess B. Follansbee
The
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Times Want Ads Bring Returns
Classified item noting advantages of placing Times Want Ads for effective returns. Highlights small businesses and individuals benefit from quick exposure and targeted reach through the Times publication. Emphasizes value, contact details, and booking instructions.
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