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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
Blountville reports Capt L H Denny vice chairman of Sullivan County Court and a well known local figure is critically ill at home from complications of old age. He is 86 and has been confined to his room for weeks.
William Kyle visits grandmother Mrs W M Newland in Kingsport. S B Kenny returns from Baltimore where his wife is a Johns Hopkins patient, with slight improvement. Miss Ethel Phillips home from Johnson City teaching two years. Elizabeth Tricker back to Abingdon and Natilene Gunning to Piney Flats after visits. Beasley family from West Virginia visits daughter Mrs W M Phillips. Joe Brown home for summer after UVA law school. J B Converse of Morristown visits Dr C M Dulaney and Mrs Dulaney at Medical Grove. A large group from Bristol and area attends cemetery decoration last Saturday. H M Cox and family spend Sunday with Mrs W S Anderson. C H Masengill visits with sisters Akard of Japan and Florence Akard of Daytona. Emma Maye of Florida to join soon. Grace McBride and Bonnie Truelove visiting grandfather W H Farthing.
Rev J A H Irwin a noted Irish Presbyterian pastor from Killead has arrived in America to urge recognition of the Republic of Ireland. He will work with Eamon de Valera and other Republican leaders during his stay.
Mrs Ellen Stokley and Miss Irene Stokley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs D A Barger. Mrs W S Anderson and Mrs John E Dail visited this week with Mrs Annie Seneker. George Odell visits grandfather Nathan Martin at Emmett Tennessee. Joe Brown hosts school friend Mr Murphy of Boston Massachusetts. John Fain Jr of Bristol visits relatives here. Ruth and Zollie Eanes visit aunt Mrs J B Nall in Kingsport. Mrs N A Long and Miss Stella Long shopped in Bristol yesterday.
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