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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1925

Page

12

Congress Fronted With Reports From Aircraft Committees

A congressional board urges government aid for commercial aviation and smoother pay for air service workers. It criticizes 1920s army navy air expenditures as unproductive and says the air plane is essential defense gear though not a large future air force. The piece notes a Birmingham to Nashville motor trip by Paul Cecil and a 10 to 9 Auburn win with rapid driving times.

General Board Army Staennessee Chrysler Birmin Ala Nashville Auburn Paul Cecil Hermitage Motor Car Company Nashville Chrysler Distributors Birmingham Columbia Franklin

Postal Card Request for Social News Intake

Readers are invited to send a postal card with details of visiting friends travel or social news, including name and address or a contact telephone. Submissions help fill the department’s notices.

Article Submissions to The Times Society Editor

Items for the column are accepted by The Times Society Editor daily 8 to 11 30 a m and 12 30 to 5 p m except Saturdays and Sundays. On Saturdays submissions are accepted 1 to 9 p m. News received after 1 p m will be published the next day.

Times Society

Roads and a Wedding in Kingsport

A poem celebrates a homeland road amid August scents and nature’s calm. A wedding notice reports Miss Mary Isabelle Tate and Mr R W Bland wed in Bristol on November 25, with Tate from Yuma Virginia now living in Kingsport and Bland from Bristol working in Kingsport.

Mary Isabelle Tate R. W. Bland Bristol Miss Tate Yuma Mr. Bland Kingsport

Visiting Notables Travel Through Several Cities

Mr Luke McAmis visited Bristol yesterday while Mr Guy Hensley spent the day in Johnson City. Mr Sam Pearler is confined to his home with a slight illness. Mrs Ann Carter spent Sunday at her Johnson City home. Mr and Mrs Thickens motor through Bristol yesterday. Roy Barger visited Knoxville past weekend. J M Wells visited friends in Clinchport Virginia on Sunday. Robert Gott called on friends in Jonesboro yesterday. Fred Walker visited friends in Gate City yesterday. Earl Henry spent the day with friends in Bluff City yesterday. Frank Leonard spent the weekend at his Johnson City home. Arthur Scott spent the week...

Sam Pearler Ann Carter Johnson City Fred Walker Gate City Earl Henry Bluff City Frank Leonard Arthur Scott T. J. Linville

Brocaded Velvet Fashions Jaunty Hat and Jacket

The article showcases hats and short jackets in brocaded velvets in tan and dark brown with opossum collar and border. It highlights a youthful blue kasha suit, leather and tweed coats for shooting and motoring, and patterned stockings with jewel-like stitching. It also lists local social visits and holiday guests around Bristol and Johnson City.

London Stratford-on-Avon

Local Visitors Reported From Bristol Greeneville and Knoxville

Mr. T. J. Linville spent the week. Mr. Guy Slaughter of Bristol is a business visitor in the city today. Mr. Harold Laws visited relatives in Johnson City on Sunday. Mr. Chester Howard of Greeneville was visiting friends here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Browning are spending the day in Knoxville today. Mr. John Bernard of Greeneville was a visitor in the city on Saturday.

Mr. T. P. Summers of Johnson City Mrs. Dewey White Morristown W. E. Martin Sullins College Bristol R. J. Bridwell Eleanor J. E. Morley Joe J. W. Howard Mrs George Wexler Harold Mrs. Wexler Guy Slaughter City Harold Laws Chester Howard Greeneville H. C. Browning Knoxville John Bernard

Unclear store items and vendor list in local ad

A fragmented OCR listing shows items like electrified goods solid brags and copper gifts with spinet desk sets Aztec hand craft pottery alabaster novelties and leather goods from Dobyrs Paler Hardware Company across Broad and Shelby streets.

Dobyrs-Paler Hardware Company Broad and Shelby Streets

Major Summerall on Stand Against Colonel Mitchell

Major Summerall testifies about Hawaii defense and oil provisions. He says oil will not burn if bombed and refuses to reveal secret details. He describes plans for a joint army navy command and unified control in case of an enemy fleet attack on Oahu.

Reid Oahu Hawaii

Fragmented OCR Notes on Military Strength and Command

The readable text mentions naval and air command roles and a discussion of fleet strength and leadership. It references American forces and patrol or defense tasks, but the fragmentary wording obscures specifics. No clear events, dates, or named entities are recoverable.

Block that kick and photograph the Vanderbilt Auburn game

Blinkey Horn and C. J. Burnell of the Nashville Tennessean decide to publish with photographs to satisfy football fans. They aim to avoid a howl from readers by including vivid images of the Vanderbilt Auburn clash.

Blinkey Horn Nashville

Gunsmith George Harlow Found Dead in Charlottesville Home

George W. Harlow, 59, a local gunsmith, was found dead at his Charlottesville residence after being overcome by gas from a stove. The incident occurred late yesterday afternoon as authorities investigated the scene.

Charlottesville George W. Harlow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress Jungies Homeland Luke McAmis Guy Hensley J. H. Thickens F. M. Kelley Roy Barger J. M. Wells Clinchport Robert Gott Jonesboro Wateree St White City HWSC Norton Robert Anderson James Wilson Margaret Bevington Messrs Dave and Arnold Milam Greeley Synnamon Mooresburg Fred Wright Lloyd Hammons Big Stone Gap J. N. Hicks Jack Simpson Mary Bayless First National Bank Roy Rector Millard Mauk W. W. McDaniel Mr. Daily Smith N.G. Ketron A. J. Dean Ed McKinney S. A. Matthews Jr John Ketron A. E. Ketron Bloomingdale E. M. Lynch Joe Rhea Ada Clarke Vaughn Ada Hilbert Craig Parson Mary Sue Hilbert G. W. Taylor Verlie Cloud Robert Hauk Martha Indian Springs Walter Smith K. L. Bond Louise Bond Blountville Mack Bond Sevier Street E.R. Koengier East Orange N. J Mary McNew Honaker E. M. Greear St. Paul, Va Mme. Lisbeth Strand Theatre Peter Pathe News Summerall Mitchell Alereas Navy Air American Automobile Gingham Tale Pride Ward Sd Nahativa Crossett
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