Crystal Anniversary Plans At Home of Mr and Mrs Watkins
Social notes reveal Crystal anniversary party for Mr and Mrs J H Watkins at Sevier Terrace. Guests included Dr Stone, Miss Jarvis, Mr Campbell, and many relatives. refreshments after an evening of dancing and prizes followed the cakes and coffee. Multiple local residents expected to spend Christmas with relatives in Johnson City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrv
J. Hy Watkins
Sevier
Hank Swants Highi
Gentlemon
Nettie Jarvis
Mrach Stone-Dr
Hawk
B. C. Campbell
Ellen, Adams
Harold Overbay
Jwantta Habk
Relph Sloan
Tyo: Davis
Nettie Jarvin
Joh. Watkina
James
Lyle
Johnson City
Bruce Kiser
Greeneville
S. Bonsack
Christmas Visits Across Tennessee and Nearby States
The column lists numerous holiday travel and home visits by residents of Bristol Knoxville Damascus Morristown Elizabethton Cleveland Jonesboro and surrounding areas. Names include Nettie Jarvis Mary Sue Hilbert Minter Briggs Bain Dean Hownsri Kotren Bachelder Baylor Bond Harris and others with plans to spend Christmas at home or with relatives in Tennessee Virginia Ohio and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sue Hilbert
Jonesboro, Tenn
Local real estate ad highlights affordable houses and plots
The notice lists several properties for sale including a six room frame house at 3000 and a six room brick house with furnace at 5000. Other offerings include a new six room frame house for 3000 and lots in The Oaks for 300, Sevier Terrace lots at 750, and two lots at Char lement at 1800 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota
Weut View Parl
the Oaks
Weners Chapel Meeting Closes Amid Local Calls and Visits
News from nearby communities notes a two week gathering at Weners Chapel ending Sunday with many attenders and visitors. Readers list calls on Mrs Nottingham Quillin and Alfred Agee, relatives’ visits near Snowflake, shopping in Gate City, and attendance at services by Mary and Grace Stewart. The school closed early Wednesday, with Bevan on Thursday night for Phebe’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Sunshine Valley Notable Moves And Local Visits
Mrs L Menry left last week for Appalachia to spend Christmas with her son and daughter. Porter visited his daughter Mrs Crag Dirkson at Hiltons last Tuesday. Friends of Miriam regret her illness. Quilling and McDavid along with Agee made a business trip to Gate City Institute Saturday. Charles A Quillin did a business trip to Neap Out last Saturday. Miss Sallie Plather went Christmas shopping in Gate City last Saturday. Mrs W C Quied and her mother Miss Martha Ghar were in Lin last Sunday. Miss Nannie and Kate Porter visited Mrs O A Quilin Thursday afternoon. Martha Notting was noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Menry
Appalachia
le HL ‘Porter
Crag ‘Dirkson
Hiltons
Frinds
Miriam
Quilling
Tngie McDavid
Alferd Agee
Gate City
Charals A
Sallie Plather
Marthott Ghar
Lin
Nannie
Kate Porter
O. AL 'Quilin
Martha Notting
BUREM T N G D Hale and family visit Rogersville
Hale and son Smith and daughter Slice spent Tuesday in Rogersville. Hale has accepted an assistant postmaster position at Burem. Haynes Bailey traveled through the village Wednesday en route to Rogersville. Miss Livia Bussell and Mrs J He Hicks were in Rogersville Wednesday. A Bissel, a merchant of this place, was in Rogersville the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D.’Hale and Son
Smith
Daughiter
Slice
Rogersvia
Burem
Haynes Bailey
Rogersville
Livia
Whitaker and Millhorns Visit in Beulah and Kingsport
Fordtown residents JM Whitaker and A W Morris with Mae shopped in Kingsport last Monday. GW Millhorn and family called on Coffman households Saturday night. Rev Whitaker and wife were Sunday guests of Mr B C Tsleve. Miss Lottie Coffman and Mr Hell Wer dined with Mr and Mrs S L Hunt. Helen Mortis spent Monday with Mrs Zed Kitzmiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per. JM. Whitaker
Beulah
A. W. ‘Morris
Mae
Kingsport
Mys
GW. Millhorn
Sand
Margaret
Elmer
Coffman
Rev. Whitaker
Records Hint At Russian War Mobilization Details
Minuted Russian council actions show steps toward mobilization and preparing for war after invasion concerns. Czar consulted with ministers and broadened mobilization plans in a long meeting. Hoover materials include bound ministerial records. translations to be published in Current History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Counell
Russia
Hoover — Jibrar
Binkley
Chattanooga Man Praises Kingsport Progress
A Chattanooga man lauds Kingsport for its steady progress as described in a local feature. The piece highlights early tracing of prospects and metropolitan influence, noting January developments and regional impact on urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Kingsport
Optimistic View of Kingsport’s Future Prosperity
The article lauds Kingsport citizens and the city’s growth, predicting strong prosperity as the town becomes a leading southern city. It highlights past rapid development, booming wholesale and retail business, and ongoing industrial leadership, with faith in continued progress and interlocked municipal cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Kingsiport
Avery
Peasort i
Christmas Holiday Observances at White House and Gov’t Offices
The article details Christmas activities of the era with President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attending church and a Santa party for poor children. Cabinet members and government officials plan holiday events, with Dawes Kellogg Mellon and others traveling to homes or offices. An executive order closes government offices for a three day holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
White House
Jason
Noble’ Pierce
Coolidge
Taylen
Children’s Hospital
Dawes
Kill
Evanston
Kelloge
St. Paul
Minn
Mellon
Pittsburch
Sargent
Ludlow
Plymouth
Wilbur
Wayne
Tomourrow
Butler Plans Diary Release To Boost Rugtion Fund
Butler aims to publish his diary to raise Rugtion funds amid controversial party notes. The text references a November memo about a hotel event with drunken men and young girls found unconscious on the ballroom floor.Mayor Keck issued an appeal to aid law enforcement after the correspondence drew criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Iast
Ballroni
Keck
Bucicner Launches Padlock Crusade in Society Clubs
Fragmented OCR describes a society club campaign by Bucicner including requests for invitations and cards. It notes tensions with proprietors and referenced renovations and expenses. The muddled text mentions twenty days and a formal service and accusations.
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W. R. Gibner
Dayton
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D. D. Van'Trease
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A. I Doggett
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McAmis
My. R. S. Fields
Carol Noel
Washington, D. C
Mrs
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Wataugs Street
J. J. Losstte
Evergreen Ledge
A. D. Miller
Greeley Synnamon
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Jacqueline
Anne “Gimér
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J, N. Hicks
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Harold ‘Laws
J. 5. Oslen
New York City
Dotton
Mery
J.E. Morley
Joe
J. W. Howard
JW. McDaniel
Greeneyle
Karol
McDaniell
Me. J. R. Bachelder
N. J. Minter
J. E. Huffaker
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John ‘Oliver
Misa
Roy Recco
Knoxville
Damascus
Frank Leonards
M. Minter
Db. Bachelder
Curtis Wagner
Morristown
Mayme Ketran
Arcadia
Ann Briggs
Chicare
John Bain
A. Z. Dean
Bloomingdale
Christina
Fred‘ Hownsri
Shethourne Perguann
Rlizabethton
Mr. BE
Jayris
Mimi
Christies
Annd
N. G. Kotren
Ruth Bachelder
Cleveland, Ohio
My. J. B. Bachelder
Evelyn Baylor
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Washington
Amalachia
Mey
A. Harris
Hall
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F. J. Creney , CO
Toledo
Weners
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Hélida
M. Fletch
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Kate
Tiltonstone
Nottingham
Quillin
B Nam
Alfred Agee
William
Kerney
George
Bruner Kerney
Nellie
Grace Stewart
Webers Chapel
Bill Daugherty
Kilbourne
Burton Quillin
Igor
Fred Aree
Marshal
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C.gfr Gatoestee
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