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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1936

Page

3

Ruins Mark Spot Where Fire Snuffed Life of Bill Hatcher

Grim Kingsport fire ends in one death William Lee Hatcher 61 found charred in a Highland Park building. Fire destroyed three businesses and two residences. four firemen injured while battling flames for hours. Surviving family listed with funeral planned in Hillcrest and Elizabethton ceme tery.

Mark Spot Bill Hatcher Highland Park Kingsport William Lee Hatcher Hillcrest George C. Coldtron Elizabethton Tenn Hatcher Odd Fellows Ray Pylant Frank Camper Roy Pyle J. M. Reams Will Hutchins George Barger Barger Distributing Company Ralph Mosley

Six Freight Cars Derailed on Clinchfield Line Near Pac Tolus

Six freight cars derailed on the Clinchfield railway at Pac Tolus, five miles south of here, Saturday night. Traffic was held up about two hours. Dispatcher J. M. Reams said no crew were injured and the derailment did not affect regular traffic on the division.

Clinchfield Pactolus Here J. M. Reams Reams

Playlet Delayed by Local Church

The missionary playlet announced for Wednesday night at the First Baptist church has been postponed for one week. The regular prayer meeting will be held at eight p.m. Wednesday, followed by choir rehearsal.

First Baptist Church

Second man held in Buchanan slaying case near Smith Ridge

Grady Va June 1 McKinley Honaker of Buchanan county under $2000 bond after hearing by Tazewell grand jury in the fatal shooting of Magistrate J Rufus Smith near his home. Witnesses included Oliver Compton and Squire J Lee McKinney. Compton bailed at $4000. Jurisdiction dispute persisted whether shooting occurred in Buchanan or Tazewell county.

Atletort Bre Ireeva Smith Smith Compton Tazewell Buchanan Tazewell County

Reduction in Freight Rates Boosts East Tennessee Industry

Kingsport firms will save about $300,000 yearly in freight costs to and from the city after June 4 due to reduced rates set March 5 by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The East Tennessee Border Traffic Association helped push the change, with Milton Bauman estimating Johnson City saves $100,000 to $150,000 and Elizabethton rayon plants about $35,000, signaling potential industrial expansion in the Kingsport area.

Kingsport Interstate Commerce Commission Washington East Tennessee East Tennessee Border Traffic Association Milton Bauman New York Johnson City Elizabethton Bauman Border Territory Border Traffic Association

Light Is Accused Snatching Purse

Palmer Eight, 16, of Blaira Gap, held in city jail on purse snatching charge after a long pursuit through the city. Officers Riggs and Seymour pursued the youth from Broad street to Horse Creek road, where he allegedly tossed the purse from a truck six miles south of Kingsport. The purse and contents were recovered and returned to Mrs. E. Smith of Indian Springs.

Palmer Blaira Gap Light Coy Riggs T. D. Seymour Horse Creek Laight 5. E. Smith Indian Springs

Cadle Addresses Audience at Wise Cadle Addresses Audience at Wise

E Howard Cadle the famous Indianapolis lecturer spoke to about 2500 people gathered on the Wise county court house lawn in Wise Virginia. The event drew attendees from nearby areas and a bus convoy from Dungannon, Scott county. A Book of Songs was presented to the county’s oldest attendee, 90 year old F A Ashworth of Coeburn.

Wise E. Howard Cadle Indianapolis Wise County Court House Dungannon Scott County F. A. Ashworth Coeburs Wise County

Negro GOP Leader Quits Shelby Post

Nashville June 1 The resignation of Robert KR Church Negro leader of a Shelby county Republican faction as a member of the Republican state executive committee was submitted to the committee meeting to plan the forthcoming primary election. George Klepper Memphis attorney was elected to Churchs name on a committee member from the Ninth district. The reason given was Church could not attend. Rufus Landrum resigned as a committee member from the Eighth district and Arthur Rogers Milan was elected to succeed him.

Nashville Robert KR Bob) Church Shelby County Bailey Walsh Memphis George Klepper Walsh Church Rufus Landrum Trentten Wighth Arhur Rogers Milan

Blountville Society Society notices seek readers' news

News for this column will be received until 4 00 pm Friday for publication in Sunday's edition. If you have friends visiting or going away or returning home inform this department. It will be greatly appreciated by the staff.

Luncheon Guests and Social Guests at Local Homes

A long list of hosted luncheons and dinners features Mrs I W Grizzard and Madam Elda Lund among entertained guests. Residents recall visiting family from Bristol Kingsport and Dayton with mentions of Rev Cadle Tabernacle Indianapolis and Mr Bill Arnold Ohio. The piece notes upcoming Blountville cemetery decoration and a sermon by Rev W H McCorkle at Brountville Presbyterian Church.

I. W. Grizzard Elda Lund N.V. Geyer Kingsport C. J. Long Dan H. Graham E. Howard Cadle Kirt Davis The Cadle Tabernacle Indianapolis Ind Bill Arnold Dayton Ohio F. L. Harkrader Margaret Harkrader Bristol Willie Harpe Reece Slaughter Buifalo Tenn Jas. L Barger Ralph Doggett Mabel Margaret Dorgett Robert Smith Princeton W. Va E. B. McCullen James McCullen Franklin N. C J. A. Hawley Tom Anderson Gordon Anderson Erwin Janesboro John B 1St Presbyterian Church of Brountville Presbyterian Church

Rev Jim Doran Set to Preach at Wilson Crossroads Bethel

News from nearby communities notes Rev Jim Doran will preach the first Sunday morning in June at 10 30 at Wilson Crossroads seat Bethel. All invited. Several social visits are listed including Mrs Artie Isenberg and grand daughter of Fordtown with Mrs 5 N Mc Culley, and others visiting or hosting in Fall Creek Chestnut Ridge Greenville and Baileyton.

Jim Doran Wilson Crossroads Bethel Artie Isenberg Fordtown N. McCulley Denver Ford Hatter Robinson John C. Wilson Billie Robertson Ed Graham Fall Creek Cass Bowery L L. Nave Kingsport Lizzie Ford Wahoo S. N. McCuHey Hugh Arnold Allen Good Henry Roller Henry Tate Chestnut Ridge Coy Wilson Highland

Dinner Guests Share Sunday at Hanzel Click Home

Rock Springs visit described as Mr. ¢irl Mrs. John Holt and daughter Mrs. Sam Pick-Ins, Mrs. Martha Bell, Mrs. Mattie, Kate Gray and son John Keener joining Mr. and Mrs. Hanzel Click for a Sunday dinner.

George Trivette Arthur Carroll Mary Addie Carrall Mary Frances Marietta Hite Fred Carroll Martha Morrison Baileyton Claude Chase J. W.“. Self Little Gene Raymond Hite Marshe Lynn Kenneth Louise Painter Bill King Paul Cox Miles Booker Fred Hood George Hite George Trivette, Sr Isaac Hite Warner Hite Carrol Skeen Nancy J. W. Self Little Son Woodrow Irl John Holt Sam Pick- Ins Martha Bell Mattie Kate Gray John Keener Hanzel Click

Salles Says War Threatens World In Chamber Speech

Paris report shows Antonine Salles warning colleagues that peace is precarious as nations rush to arm. He cites Europe’s unrest, factory noise, and jobless crowds amid preparations of deadly weaponry. Former Premier Edouard Mer-

Paris France Antonine Salles Europe Edoual Mer

To Die in Chair and Salles Debate Suffrage Banner

The scene centers on To Die in Chair as he dons a presidential candidacy within the chamber, which would bar a future cabinet role. After Salles finished his opening, suffragist leaders in the gallery unfurled long banners reading Women Must Vote displayed amid the proceedings.

Salles

Youth Confesses Matricide Crime in Garage Shootout

Pittsburgh June 1. Fifteen-year-old John S. Hanna Jr. confessed to shooting his mother, Mrs. Tresse Hanna, 42, in the doorway of the garage after she barred him from using the family car. He fled to Pittsburgh to tell his brother, earlier saying the shooting was accidental. Detectives note the family farm near Pittsburgh and the strawberries his mother prepared for dinner. The father said both appeared in the best of spirits.

Pittsburgh P — County Frank Ritz John S. Hanna, Jr Tresse Hanna Ritz

Horton Conducts Musical Program at Saint James Church

Calvin Horton a Douglass high class of 1935 graduate led a combined musical program and lecture for Saint James church to raise funds for painting the structure. The event left church members grateful and Horton plans to pursue college next fall after missing the previous year.

Saint James Church Calvin Horton Douglass High Young Horton Some

Judge Wounded in Raleigh Shooting. Suspect Held

In Mendena hl Miss on June 1 Frank Bruce a 60 year old farmer was jailed for shooting Circuit Judge Edgar M Lane and wounding him last Friday in Raleigh Bruce said his two sons had been killed and he too wounded in the past year Sheriff J M Martin said Bruce admitted the shooting and promised the full story would come out in court One of Bruce s sons Otho Bruce is mentioned in the report

Mendenhall Miss Frank Bruce Raleigh Edgar M. Lanes Bruce Lane J. M. Martin Otho Bruce

Judge Lane Kinship Fight Tangles Fatal Allegation

Local report details a deadly confrontation linked to Judge Lane and his brother W C Lane amid an election shooting that killed Bondy Bruce. Bruce described threats from the judge while Bruce denied threats, claiming the elder Bruce could not run the court.

Lane W. C. Lane Bondy Bruce Bruce Wntinia

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