Kingsport to Get Modernized Telephone Directory
Inter-Mountain Telephone announces plans for a new city directory prepared by Craven and Berry of Dayton Ohio. R B Straughn and John Wright will gather data this week, with publication to meet metropolitan standards and serve local business needs.
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R. M. Johnson
Inter- Mountain Telephone Company
R. B. Straughn
John Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Craven and Berry
Johnagn
Times
United States
John‘son
Inter-Mountain Company
Craven and Berry Company
Inter-Mountain Telephone Company
W. N. McAnge
Bristol
Telephone Company
Cloud and Warrick report on city managers convention
City Manager Frank L Cloud and Fire Chief Tom Warrick returned from the twelfth annual International City Managers Association convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. They described the event as one of the best ever with over 8500 attendees and extensive business sessions. The two split sessions to cover meetings, notes say 357 cities now have city managers, next convention planned for Colorado Springs in September.
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Tom Co. Warrick
International City Managers’ Association
Grand Rapids
Michigan
United States
Territories
Cloud
Warrick
Kingsport
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Harvard Fund Short Deficit in 1924 1920 Season
Harvard financial report shows an $88,000 deficit for the 1924-1920 athletic season. Football net income reached $356,000 with a profit of $292,000 from the sport.
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Mars
Fred W.moore
Harvard Graduate
Athletic Treasures
Harvard
Prize Mule Stolen From Scott County Resident
Amos Bright of Bloomingdale Scott County Virginia reports the loss of an 800 pound red mare prize mule and his best wagon harness after a Thursday night theft. Bright suspects "Hoss thieves" and notes the mule and its bri dle were stolen from his barn, leaving the case unexplained.
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Bright
Bloomingdale
Scott County
Mr. Bright
Sam Morelock Dies at 85 in Hawkins County Tennessee
Sam Morelock, age 85, died at his home in Hawkins County Tennessee last Wednesday. Burial was in Bernard Cemetery on Friday. Oldest man in the county, he is survived by nine children including B E Morelock and Mrs Andrew Feagus of Kingsport, 86 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. A Confederate veteran, he served four years in the Civil War and was a member of the Free Will Baptist church.
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Hawkins County
Tenn
Bernard
Morelock
B. E. Morelock
Andrew Feagus
Kingsport
Free Will Baptist Church
Kingsport Press Debuts The Press Key Magazine
The Kingsport Press Educational Department publishes The Press Key, a monthly magazine issued on the last Saturday of each month. Volume 1 Number 1 appeared in November, with credit to E Neal Sullivan for the name. The publication features jokes, a sport column on employee athletics, and social activity notes, aiming to boost civic and enterprise spirit.
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Kingsport Press
Educational Department
E. Neal Sullivan
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Kingsport
Columbia State to Discuss Stone Mountain Memorial
The Columbia State reports that tomorrow the subject of the Stone Mountain Memorial will not be permitted before the convention of the South Carolina chapter. The meeting will consider whether the move ment should be discussed.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Johnson Held in Old Kingsport
Funeral services were held for Mrs Johnson, manager of the local Telephone Company, at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Juston officiating. Burial occurred in the new cemetery. Pallbearers included J P Steadman Victor Patton Charte P Pyle Bruce Nelms M B3. honorary pallbearers included Cloud P V Rogen W Frank Wright and others. Surviving are two brothers and a sister.
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Old Kingeport
Old Kingspor
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P. Pyle
American Legion Plans Meeting Monday
Hammond BosNander3 of the American Legion will hold a meeting Monday to outline new officers and important matters. John charge.
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Legion
Hammond
KYLET DEAKINS BUYS SMOKE SHOP
Announcement states Kylet Deakins purchases a local smoke shop to serve both men and women. He plans curb service and updated facilities with chairs and conveniences for the public, and notes former employers approved the transition.
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Deakins
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