Three Variants of Wee Chapeaux Virginia Club
The Virginia Club meeting postponed from last Tuesday will be held this Tuesday at Mrs. M. R. Hillenburg’s home with Mrs. Walker Nems as joint hostess. QO. E. S. Liberty Chapter 108 O. E. S. call meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in Masonic Hall to install new officers. Sampson-Cassel announce Ruthie Marie Sampson and James Gar'and Cassel wed December 25 1925 in Kingsport. Carroll-Calloway Charles Carroll and Nellie Galloway wed quietly at J.F. Carroll’s home in Rock Springs Valley. Christmas Eve and Day at W. T. Walker home with relatives and friends on Holston street. Details list guests and festive activities.
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Virginia Club
M. R. Hillenburg
Wande Street
QO. E. S
Liberty Chapter
Masonic Hall
Broad Street
James Gar'and
Cassel
Kingsport
W. T. Walker
Holston Street
Christie Dey
M. F. Walker
Ruth
Alice
Eizabethton
Baker Morrison
Depew’s Chapel
E. P. Easley
Iva
R. E. Jones
P. X. Jackson
A. Coley
Twentie
W. Stoken
John Russell
Walker
Paris
Milady
New York
Tommy Tan
Europe
Tipton and Roller to Wed on December 31, 1925
Eva Gass notes the engagement announcement shared at a club gathering. Sarah Louise Tipton and Mr. J. H. Roller will marry Thursday, December 31, 1925. Tipton praised for years as recording secretary and valued club member. A hand painted pitcher was given as a gift.
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Sarah Louise Tipton
J. H. Roller
Miss Tipton
Cult
Louise Tipton
Lor Hord
Kate Tipton
Pencope Rogan
Annie Tipton
Enoch Tipton
Kingsport
Die Phillips
Eva Gass
Ad Ruth Phillips
James J. Hamilton
Vincent
California
Clyde Smith
Eldridge Hore
Waiter Smith
Bert Smit
Visits and family travel notes from Johnson City area
Local social column lists Miss Mabel King visiting in Roanoke and Miss Hattie Henry with relatives in Bluff City. Ell en Hicks and Mr John Hicks visited town yesterday, while Ruby Carico of Dunbar spends the week with Miss Heter Verbal. Waddell visits homefolks in He Springs NC. Mrs Bevington confined with appendicitis. R E Jones outing to Bur m, Tennessee. Verna Pardue from Bristol visits Thelma Wexler. E S Hart travels to St Paul then Kingsport. C M Gibson leaves for Fort Payne Alabama. Fred Wright of UNC spends holidays at home. Marshall Doggett to Richmond for appendectomy. Mary Sams returns from Maryville College. Maggie Moore and Margaret Ruble visit S P Perkey. Dorothy Leonard recovering from tonsillectomy. Freda Katherine Hurt returns from with E S Hurt. dance attendees listed. Mr and Mrs W T Walker motor to Elizabethton and bring M F Walker and two daughters home for holidays. F B Perkey hosts Rev Woodyard, Maggie Moore, Margaret Ruble, and Mary Wexler for Christmas dinner in Johnson City.
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Ted
Dorothy Wright
Ruth Matthews
Ruth
Edythe Brownell
Elizabeth
Clara Hamlett
Theresa McClellan
Clara Black
Mary Sams
Ruth Bennett
Jack Dorsett
Clinton Minnick
Bob
John Dodd
Marshall Doggett
Clifton Hamlett
Scott Roller
Crie! Bevington
Bill Snow
C. L. Bunn
Fred Wright
G. D. Black
C. M. Gibson
F. B. Perkey
E. O. Woodyard
Maggie Moore
Margaret Ruble
Mary Wexler
Johnson City
Local notes and coal field tensions dated events
Mr and Mrs J A Ratliff and BR B Devault spent Christmas Day with friends on Fall Creek. Dr and Mrs R T Childress shopped in town. Chelsea Hilton and Lena Mae Fulkerson called at the Bullion home. Rev M E K Melear holds a meeting at Blairs Gap. Mrs I T Childress’s health remains poor. Marvin Simpson of Church Hill was in town. Mrs Ida Childress, Miss Maude Pyle and Willie Hudson visited Bristol. Noah Childress spent Saturday with J W Fulkerson. A Christmas Eve release brings relief to the coal fields. Kennedy of the miners union discusses letters urging arbitration. priests’ stance in the anthracite region is disputed as operators’ policy. The miners and officers will keep fighting for a just agreement.
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Church Hill
Clyde Smith
Babylon
Morison
Malcolm, Jr
Penelope Rogan
Gien
J. A. Ratliff
BR. B. Devault
Fall Creek
R. T. Childress
N. Chelsea Hilton
Lena Mae Fulkerson
Bullion
M. EK. Melear
Blairs Gap
I. T. Childress
Marvin Simpson
Ida Childress
Prostrat
Kennedy
Miners’ Union
International
Sunny Side Social Notes From Kingsport Era
Sunny Side reports Misses Effa and Charmie Moody at Borden Mills in Kingsport spending Christmas with home folks. Mr and Mrs Stewart Fleenor visited Mrs Fleenor's parents and the Moody family celebrated with relatives. Several locals shared Christmas visits and social calls with kin in Cooks Valley Fall Creek and nearby areas.
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Effa
Charmie Moody
Borden Mills
Kingsport
Stewart Fleenor
Thinas Military Warfare Left in a Serious Muddle
Continued from page one the sea terminal of the Ine sparking skepticism over any real substance to the proposed project. The report notes there is doubt about the plan’s feasibility and practical implementation, with officials offering cautious remarks on potential outcomes and funding prospects.
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Thina
Ine
Christmas Thefts Hit Kingsport Stores and Cars
Reported thefts spike this season with many autos having parts stripped and retail stock stolen. Stores employ in-house watchers to monitor crowds as shoplifters run bold laps through the heart of the business district during pre Christmas buying.
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Wage
Doxens
Kingsport
Wage Conference Reopens As Coal Strike Talks Resume
Operators urge workers to return to duty as wage negotiations reopen in New York next Tuesday. The dispute centers on arbitration with no wage increase, the check off of union dues, and a mood of rough sledding ahead as miners previously agreed to work without higher pay if coal prices stayed stable.
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New York
Kennedy
Luzerne County
Pensylvania House of Repegenttives
Seace
Seal Field
Pinchot
S Administration’s Farm Program To Undergo A Change
The administration seeks input from farm leaders nationwide on reforming the farm program. A government commission may guide emergency periods and handling of surpluses through cooperative marketing. Jardine praises the cooperative system and opposes direct government price fixing or agency control.
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Jardine
Government boards may spur initiative, study finds
A thorough analysis concludes that legitimate functions of government boards or commissions could encourage initiative among framers rather than discourage it. The study emphasizes consistent, broad principles guiding such bodies to foster collective effort.
Belgium Cardinal to Be Operated On
Brussels December 26 AP Cardin al Mercier’s doctors issued a bulletin explaining a stomach lesion operation. The 75 year old primate of Belgium is set for December 29 in Brussels. Persistent dyspepsia is hindering nutrition for his active life. The operation will use local anaesthetics and age precautions due to his condition.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
German Leader Turns True Prohibitionist
Berlin Dec 26 AP General Erich Ludendorff once Germany’s wartime quartermaster general and now head of ultra nationalist groups has embraced prohibition. He urged a nationwide anti alcohol drive and suggested books and schools highlight alcohol dangers though he lamented lack of a strong leadership for a vigorous prohibition campaign.
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Berlin
Erich Ludendorff
Germany
William George
Jennings Bryan
David Llowator
Ludendorff
Han Schmidt
Plans to ease Russia from debt burden debated by party congress
Moscow reports Soviet leaders confronted Russia s debt crisis and peasant Kulaks at the communist party congress. Leon Kamenoff and Zinovieff argued the regime overspent on industrial gear while peasants dictated grain and policy, highlighting as yet unmet grain export aims and broader economic strains.
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Moscow
Communist Party Congress
M. Stahlin
Communist Party
M. Kamenoff
Widow of rail executive dies in Washington apartment
Mrs. James E. Hurley, widow of former Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe vice president James E. Hurley, died in her Washington apartment. Interment will be private.
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Washington
James E. Hurley
The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Storage Plant Threatened Fire In Alexandria Warehouses
A waterfront blaze in Alexandria Virginia caused under 50000 dollars in damage to two grocery warehouses and briefly threatened the navy torpedo storage plant. Fire officials had no determined cause tonight and found no explosions at the torpedo warehouse as the Potomac River fire patrol boat assisted local firefighters.
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Alexandria
Navy
Potomac River
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