Eilers and Knochel Named to Local Bank Board
Kingsport leaders Tinea Pr Eilers of Tennessee Eastman Co. and J C Knochel of American Saint Gobain Corp. were elected directors of the First National Bank of Sullivan County at the annual stockholders meeting. The bank reported deposits of 383202600 and a 27.27 percent cash dividend for 1962, with 58 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers, Knochel
Kingsport
First National Bank of
Sullivan County
Tinea Pr
Louis K. Eilers
Tennessee Eastman Co
J.C. Knochel
American Saint In A
Gros
H. An Knewier
Bruce Hall
Glen Bruce
General Shale Products Corp
John F. Clark
Dixie Coca- Cola, Bottling Co
Bristol
Clayton T. Davenport
P. Edwards Jr
C. J. Harkradar
H. P.king Co
William E.hatsinger
Bristol’ Builders Ly Co
Lewis E. Jones
Bristol Architect
J. H. Lewis
American Saint Gobain Corp
Harry D. McNeeley
Tennessee Eastman
W. E. Newell
Banksident
J. Sheltott Reed
Ingsport
J. Bond Sandoe
Benier and Co. Bristol
W. K. Shannon
Mead Corp
H.j.shivell
Dobyns-Taylor Hardware Co
James C.white
Joe W. Worley
J. W. Wright Jr
Mitchell - Fowers Ema, Co
Jee F,. Zimmerman
Enterprise Wheel & Car: Co
A. D. Brock
F. M. Kelly
W. H. Kembla Sr
Col
Clarence G. Kings
E. W. King Co
J. E. Faucette
Faucette Co
Eilers
Kingsport Chamber of Commerce
Holston Valley
Milligan Prof Cites Small College Benefits for Students
Dr. Joseph Dampier of Milligan College told the Dobyns-Bennett High PTA that small colleges offer advantages such as well trained faculties and close student faculty ties. He cited a study of 33,000 business executives showing 71 percent from small colleges. He urged strong high school effort and noted 11 small colleges within 11 miles of Johnson City. PTA members discussed refurbishing a teacher lounge and announced joint education meetings on January 15 and January 29.
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Joseph HH. Damier
Milligan College
Dobvns-Bermett High ‘School
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson City
Johnson Memorial Library
Robinson Junior High School
Grand Jury Indicts Theater Manager In Memphis
Shelby County grand jury indicts William W. Kendall 38 theater manager for exibiting an obscene film I Spit On Your Grave despite police warning. Police seized the film after Kendall defied the warning. Memphis censor board chairwoman said approval was not given and the action centered on the film theme of racial discrimination.
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Memphis
Shelby County Grand Jury
William W. Kendall
Studio Art Theater
Pulice
Kendall
Mem- Se
O Kendall
Memphis Censor Board
Minter Somerville Hooker
Moulton Named State Maintenance Engineer
D W Moulton, retiring state highway commissioner, will stay with the department as maintenance engineer. He fills a vacancy created by the death of F P Swain and serves as former Kingsport city manager and former Chattanooga city engineer.
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Nashville
D. W. Moulton
Avid M. Pack
Gove
Frank Clement
Moulton
F. P. Swain
Kingsport
Chattanooga
State Tax Chief Faces 13 Suits From Two Firms
The article reports that the state tax chief faces thirteen lawsuits from Demian Bedding, Inc. and Beassford, Sharp and Co. over tax matters. It notes alleged stock dividends paid to the state and a potential directorship in the State Jevy Department, with claims about non taxable capital under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demian Bedding, Inc
Beassford, Sharp and Co
Jevy Department
Buzher
Tennessee hurley tobacco market leaders by price and volume
The Tennessee market report shows Rogersville leading in price at 58.74 per hundredweight, while Greeneville tops volume with 712,786 pounds sold. Other markets list Iow totals and averages for Carthage Clarksville Columbia and more with Greeneville at 58.82 and Rogersville at 68.74 average price per market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee- Hurley Tobacco
Rogersville
Greeneville
Carthage
Clarksville
Columbia
Franklin
Gallatin
Ant
Youth Fails To Heed His Own Warning
A 16 year old, Johnny Newman, shot himself accidentally in Dunlap after warning others about firearms. The coroner said the shotgun discharged when he struck its butt on the floor, killing him as he talked with friends.
Membership Dinner Set by Greeneville Chamber
Greeneville hosts its annual Chamber of Commerce membership dinner on January 18 at the Junior High School cafeteria. Visiting speaker will be Charles E. Cullen, founder of a Charlotte management consulting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeneville
Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Cullen
Charlotte, N. C
Judge Raulston Sets Docket For Law Court Move
The new City Hall Law Court room will host Part II starting January 21 with a limited use plan for non jury cases during construction. Judge Jackson C. Raulston announced an January docket and said courtroom alterations hinge on new architectural plans and temporary relocation for jury duties.
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City Hall
Law Court
Jackson C. Ralston
Raulster
City Hall End
Raulston
Roulsson
W Bar
Chattanooga
Federal Court Dates Changed In State
Federal judges Frank Wilson of Chattanooga Robert L Taylor of Knoxville and Charles G Neese of Greeneville changed opening dates for Winchester and Greeneville federal courts. Winchester will open on the third Monday of January and the third Monday in July. Greeneville dates shift to the first Monday in April and the fourth Monday in October.
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Chattanooga
Winchester
Greeneville
Frank Wilson
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Charles G
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J. D. Blackburn
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Monarch
Mobink
Frosty Mint
Nylo
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Tennessee
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Johnson Ceity
Leota J. Thames
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UPI
L. B. Jennings
Paris
Richard L. Dunlap Jr
Bruce Fields
Anager M. G. Isbell
Rete City Managers Association
Memphis Plans Safety Campaign
TVA
Hiwassee
CLE
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Tenpene Valley Authority
Hiwassee River
Charleston
Tenn
Bowaters Southern Paper Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Diamond Crystal Salt Co
Spring City
Arthur Cagle
Roy Wright
Southern Railways
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Mise & Divs
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