Deaths And Funeral Notices In Rogersville Area
Grieve stories from Rogersville and nearby towns report the death of Carmichael 72. Surviving family includes wife and four children. Funeral arrangements incomplete at Colboch-Price Funeral Home. Also notice for Emma Rush Gentry 74 with service at Windale Methodist Church. James Adams Pruitt 83 to be buried at Holston View Cemetery with multiple pallbearers. Additional obituaries list Leonard Kindle and Tony Stoots with services planned in Kingsport and Lebanon area churches.
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Rogersville
Heme Carmichael
Thesdey
Canton
Carlisle
Avite
Tom
New Mexico
Wale Carmichael
Colboch-Price Funneral Home
Wyndale
Emma Rush Gentry
Windale Methodist Church
Nelson Woody
Dan Graham
Durlal
Gentry
J.T. Ragle
Church Hill
Tenn
Gate City
James Adams Pruitt
Big Cat Baptist Church
Lucian Lane
Roy Jenkins
Curtis Adams
Holston View Cemetery
Thomas Starnes
George Price
Cell County Funeral Home
B.D. Kindle
A. m
Johnson City
Scott County
Kingsport
Church of God In Jesus Name
Tallie P. Gilley
Big Stone Gap
James E
Felix
Luther
Carlin D
Sam A
Jimmy Kindle
Natural Tunnel
Carter-Clarmnon Famers
Puneral
Lebanon
Nelson
Tony Stoots
Hazel Puckett Stoots
G. G. Tiller
Billy Pugh
Bath
Emma Whedder
Ft. Myers
Fletcher Little
Cleve Qsborne
Pikeville
Light traffic docket at City Court concerts none of note
Mrs Clemmie Mary Frost 77 of 508 Myrtle Street died at noon and was laid to rest as Holston Valley City Recorder J WM Pecklal presided in Judge Brantley’s absence. The docket showed no traffic cases. 27 people forfeited fines of 1 each on overtime park charges and public drunkenness charges were listed against several named residents.
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Clemmie Mary Frost
Myrtle Street
Solect
Holston Valley
Kingsport
Seats Slashed At Rialto Theater Reported Damages
Police responded after the Rialto Theater was found damaged with slashed seats likely caused by a sharp instrument. Damages were estimated around $1,000 with authorities noting no injuries reported.
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Rialto Theater
Toratre
Capian
Patrol
Byt
Parking Study Planned by City Merchants Group
Johnson City officials voted to create a parking study to determine how much parking space will be needed for retail businesses and the total floor space of firms. The board also approved funding an industrial agent for the Chamber of Commerce for one year to attract new industry, with TVA backing program work to increase power use.
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Johnson City
Powal Noor
Chamber of Commerce Industria
Inj
Munter Jackson
Robert Smith
Charles F. Line
Life Day
Ed Gar Niand
Chamber
Sune
TVA
Smilth
Cox
World Briefs Across Cities Describe Turbulent News
A jumble of brief items notes a coroner ruling on Churchill kin, Soviet defense of Stalin by a Dawn of the East columnist, and a missing Italian admiral after a yacht incident in a Mediterranean storm. A Moscow article mentions a Georgia republic stance, while a real estate petition signals expected signatures by noon Wednesday.
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Moscow
Leaciiz Neowa
Stalin
Republic
Georgia
Dawn of the East
Aften
Speex UN
City Moves to Widen Lincoln Street
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen began steps to widen Lincoln Street, a two lane road used by thousands of Tennessee Eastman Co workers. A committee was appointed to study needs and lane additions, with possible placement on the northeast side if a third lane is added. The project mirrors a system on Eastman Road and has long been sought by TEC and Blue Ridge Glass.
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Lincoln Street
Tennessee Eastman Co
J Plant
Eastman Road
TEC
Blue Ridge Glass
Teachers May Punish Bristol Students Now
BRISTOL The Board of Education voted Tuesday night to permit corporal punishment of students by school principals with the parents permission and a competent witness. Two members objected to a proposed ruling that would not have required parental permission. Supt. D F Adkisson recommended the change after talking with some principals and said trustees expect punishment to be used only in extreme cases.
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Bristol
Board of Education
D. FP
Adkisson
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Timothy Smith
T. Z. ‘Santh
Moss
Charles Carmichael
Mrs
Emma Gentry
James A. Pruitt
C. M. Frost
Coach River
Chuck Haccock County
W. L. Frost
Smvors Wade
J. OB
Edgar Ndehildren
Pearl Parkins
Kan
Bezzie Parkins
Field
Lawson
Greenesboro
Mans Areeh
Carter-Clamon Kniet
B. D. Kindle
Nelson R. Stoots
City Merchants Group
Et Kingepor Park
Planning Commission
D. W. Aloukon
World Briefs
London
Folbe Boko Explosions
Scralter
Losdon
Winston Churchill
Amhony Beauchamp
Pale
Trode
Rome
Laly
Marco Calamal
Assoceaies Press
Ay Ique
New Orleans
New York
JC Power Board
Maser Aurartia
gionAce
Dobson
Jayne
Rcentife
Jayna
Ensys
Dr. Dayne & Son
Nita Ty
Fan E. Center
Klngeport Natiynal Anke
Bress Paraue
Him
Blavitie
Thelin
Sterchi
Men’s OF Ladies
Sess
Flower O' Love
Lim Y
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