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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
3
The Broad Street Methodist Church Men’s Bible Class will host a large meal and social Friday night December 11 at 7 in the church basement. Rev. W. A. Shugart of Abingdon will speak briefly. Attendees will find plenty to eat and good fellowship, with members in need urged to attend promptly.
The 12 inch storm sewer along Clay street from League Park to Main street is nearing completion with excavation to six feet finished. City Engineer W L Webster oversees the project and the Insley excavator or ditcher’s speed draws attention as most piping has been laid and only a Main street section remains.
Property ads list lots in West View Park from 160 dollars and up. A new six room frame house is advertised at 3 000 dollars. A six room brick house with furnace prices at 5 090 dollars. The Oaks offers good lots at 500 dollars. Two lots on Char lemon priced at 1 400 dollars each. A lot in Sevier Terrace is offered at 750 dollars. By John B. Nall.
A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the funeral and burial services following the death of Mathis Davenport at the Pactolus cemetery.
Dramatic sequence unfolds as Connemara, Sweetie, and Miss Liddy flee through a mansion on a yacht voyage. Aunt Celimena awakens amid a pirate siege, confronting Connemara as chaos erupts with the housekeeper's clothing entangling the escape. The scene ends with Aunt Celimena's alarm and a startled reaction from Connemara.
In a tangled scene a young woman vanishes after an early encounter with smugglers and pirates. Lacy searches for answers while a servant returns to a shadowed mansion seeking aid, as tension builds over a missing girl and cryptic clues.
Kingsport Press, led by IE W Pai Mey, has completed a full overhaul of its manufacturing process and sales policy. Daily book production fell from 80 000–100 000 to 40 900–50 000, while unit costs rose as quality improved. The upgrade includes $100 000 in new equipment, two 200-foot wells, a 30 000 gallon water tank, and a new railroad siding. An additional printing press and twelve Swiss sewing machines are en route, with plans for further building expansions and upgrades to millwork. An order books over a million high grade books for 126 year.
Eight year old Nora'tols of Tate Springs died from double pneumonia at Riv View High School. The funeral arrangements and survivor details were not fully given in the fragment.
A large Kingsport turnout gathered at the station to view the body of Judge Hugh G Morison a noted Tennessee and Southwest Virginia lawyer. The funeral proceeded from Gate City to Johnson City and then to Gate City with services at home and a grave side ceremony. Survivors include his wife Lucile Barker Morison and son Graham along with multiple siblings and in laws.
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