Beulah Social News Highlights Local Visits and Illnesses
Beulah community notes a busy period of visits and illness. Mrs. Halle Goffman is very sick at home. Mrs. Will Gray suffers typhoid fever. Mrs. Mary Rebinette is on the sick list. Several families, including Bowery, Hunt, Coffman, and Pitts relations, are hosting guests and attending services, with various outings noted around John City and Holston Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Sistcoeert
Mary Hank
Neice
Elienh. Arnold
N. Tt. Barnes
Cat Bethel
Poster Moody
Hassie
John Hunt
Lee Winegar
Mya
Avril Arener
Lonzie Hunt
Holston Institute
S. L. Hunt Iy
D. PB
George Coffman
T. D. Pitts
Gladys
Mrs. Hunt
Miss Pearl Bowery
Misses Mayme
Gladys Bowery
Community News Brief from Allegheny Area
Green shed Rev Knowling kept his regular appointment at Allegheny Sunday. A prayer meeting was led Sunday night by Sam Light. Bean Bacon and Miss Callie Shipley wed last week. Willie Gibson has been very ill for a week. O T Cox and families visited Will Phillips and others. Hensleys and Shipley family enjoyed a trip to Erwin. HA Shipley returns home from Virginia for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowling
Allegheny
Sam Light
Frank Dunn
Jake Hicks
Pat Kinley
Johnson City
John Kinley
Bean Bacon
Callie Shipley
Willie Gibson
C. J. Steadman
Erma Lee
Erwin
HA. Shipley
Virginia
Local social notes from Kingsport area families
Old Kingsport notes record births and visits as Mr. and Mrs. Stoford Amens welcome a baby boy while Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pratt hosted kin from Surgoinaville and Church Hill. Several residents, including Mrs. J. W. Keller and Mrs. J. T. Williams, were mentioned with visits to relatives, church plans, and travel to Clinchport Morristown and Groesedost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoford Amens
W. G. Pratt
Surgoinaville
Tenn
Fred Thacker
Miss Pearl Christian
J. W. Keller
J. T. Williams
Crawfords
John Hound
Wainsville N.C
Henry Larkins
Glen Alpine Preacher to Speak Sunday afternoon
HORSE CREEK Rev Dunn will preach at Glen Alpine Sunday afternoon June 21. Residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs W S Pierce and son W V of Kingsport and Mr and Mrs J Harlan Bailey were seen in Bristol and Church Hill area. Local residents report various visits and shopping trips to Bristol Kingsport and Kingsport last week with names including Pierce Fields Childress Light Hite and Depew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G
G. F. Armstrong
Kingsport
Mary and
Annis
Paty Winegar
Fred Thacker
Lee Owens
Clinchport
Stafford Owens
Kilgore
Pauline Williams
J. F. Williams
W. G. Pratt
George Monk
J. J. ‘Christian
Edsmae
Rev. Dunn
Glen Alpine
W. S. Pierce
W. V
John F. Pierce
J. Harlan Bailey
Bristol
George Pierce
Henry Hawkins
Church Hill
T. C. Childress
David Pierce
Ora Fields
G. A. Fields
Pheba
Charles
Anna
Lochie
Childress
Elizabeth
Paul Riegs
Henry Boyer
Mamie Light
Linzi
Light
Mose Hite
Thomas’ Childress
Robert Light
Glenna
Mae Depew
Depew’s Chapel
Pheba Childress
Warpath union meeting draws large Glenwood crowd
An old time union meeting at Glenwood last Sunday drew a large crowd including Mr and Mrs John Moody and child, G G Shipley, and other locals. Social visits, illness notes, and weather concerns follow, with typhoid cases in Highland Park and rain urged for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
John Moody
G. G. Shipley
Emory
R. B
W.N. de Vault
Tom Myers
Clarence
Dora Bushong
Cedar Grove
Maud ~ Lee
Blanche
Kim DeVault
Lil
Ben DeVault
Henry Miles
Fordtown
James DeVault
Mary Mullins
Ida
Clara
Bristol
Cordia Childress
Cora
DeVault
Ruben Roberts
Kingsport
Watkins
Highland Park
Tom Shipley
Enoch Shipley
Harmon Carter
Hawkins County
Local Guests Attend Sunday Dinner and Chapel Decoration
In Stanley Valley dry weather noted. Mr and Mrs J B Winegar Miss Flora Hicks and Alce Robnette were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs BM Wininger and Mrs Sallie Robinette. The Robnette family Walter Perry and Johnnie Snapp attended the decoration at Bradshaws Chapel along with Clarence Snapp of Gravely Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Winegar
Flora Hicks
Alce Robnette
BM. Wininger
Sallie Robinette
W. B. Hicks
Walter Robnette
Perry Robnette
Johnnie Snapp
Bradshaws Chapel
Clearence Snapp
Gravely Valley
Walter
Perry
Alice Robinette
Parking spaces reserved in front of Strand theatre
To ease night traffic near the Strand theatre on Broad street, three regular parking spaces are reserved for drivers stopping to drop off passengers. Drivers may not pull closer to the curb or block traffic while waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Broad Street
Dairy and Food Inspection Sanitation Scores Reported
A summary of dairy and food inspection results from Kingsport Tenn and nearby areas. Altamont Dairy shows 80 sanitary score on two wagons, Bayes Kingsport scores 72 on one wagon, King's Orchard Cherch Mill 69 on one wagon, Grase close Brothers 73 on one wagon, and Gibson Duke Kingsport 49 on one wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inne
da Fritts
Altamont Dairy
Kingsport
Tenn
Bayés
King’s Orchard
Cherch Mill
Graseclose Brothers
Gibson, “Duke
Burley Growers to Be Paid on June 13
H L Burley secretary treasurer announces nearly 12 500 000 will be distributed to members of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association across Kentucky Ohio Indiana West Virginia Missouri Tennessee and Virginia. payments move up a week with checks ready for mailing June 1 and likely in growers' hands within two days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Burley
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Missouri
Tennessee
Virginia
Monthly Report of Dairies Inspecting Kingsport
Monthly report detailing the conditions of dairies operating in and around Kingsport, submitted by Dr. Cc Wy. It records inspections, compliance status, and noted sanitation issues for the facilities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daires
Kingsport
Cc. Wy
Efficiency Experts Prepare to Feed 8000 Free Masons
An office modeled after a battleship conning tower will direct the August 8 banquet for 8000 Free Masons in regalia hosted by the United Grand Lodge of England with the Duke of Connaught presiding. The event is billed as the largest catering effort yet, featuring seven kitchens, hundreds of chefs and assistants, and 1500 waitresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated London
United Grand Lodge of England
Duke of Connaught
Moonbeams Repair Toys After Christmas Night Visit
Moonbeams descend to a broken toy shop after Christmas to see toys hurt by accidents. Dolls ears hair and limbs are fixed by a patient toy mend er and a new eyes and a repaired back brighten many playthings. The Moonbeams return to the Moon, promising to visit again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Tor
Tosa
Dolly
Wve
Windom
Teddy
McClurn
Iniicate
London Great Hull Service Platter Display Plans
The article describes a grand ship or venue feature to be controlled from the conning tower with electric fittings and an internal communication system to coordinate operations across the hull. It notes requirements for vast quantities of tableware including over 50,000 plates and dishes, 24,000 glasses, and 100,000 pieces of cutlery, aiming to surpass the largest previous London luncheon turnout in 1822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
London
Waterford strike clashes injure miners and police
Waterford Nova Scotia June 14 reports a violent clash at a mining plant as miners and police clash during an attempt to seize the facility. William Davis is reported dead amid the fighting and several others on both sides are injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Nova Scotia
William Davis
Lice
Police Auction Twenty Automobiles for 58 Dollars
Los Angeles police sold unclaimed automobiles and motorcycles at auction, with prices from 25 cents to 10 dollars. Twenty vehicles netted 58.62 dollars, many antique models with romantic records. Buyers removed their won lots from the department yard after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
St di Department
Country folk said to possess greater brains than city folk
Gloucester England reports that contrary to general belief country dwellers have the greatest intelligence. British minister of agriculture E F L Wood spoke in Gloucester stating that country children and adults are not less clever than those in congested districts. He warned against urban bias in judging rural intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
sEngland
E.F. L Wood
Delusia
Mr. Wood
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