Local Socials and Notices from Marion and Nearby
Community notes detail visits and social events at Marion and nearby towns. Entries include a Times Society Editor column schedule, a Sun Worship poetic excerpt, a young people outing with families, O E Chapter meeting notices with guest chapters, and a Country Club sewing and bridge gathering with prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Mac
Baylor
Evelyn’ Baylor
A. J. Doggett
Summerlin
Chapelwan
N.C
Visit Returns to Roanoke as Kiser Tours Cities
Bright made a visit to Roanoke while Bruce Kiser traveled to Johnson City yesterday. The pair together highlighted regional travel patterns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda. Bright
Roanoke, Va
Fall coat styles adorn city fashion display
The article notes fall fashion with dignified coats and ensembles featuring flare motifs and refined cuts. A green cheviot Lucille model shown at a beach fashion show highlights fur trim, large collar, and decorative tabs. Nearby, many local residents and visitors are listed with travels, social visits, and funeral attendances across Johnson City, Greeneville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Lisbeth
Wild Fire in Early Silent Screen Stars Scenes
Bebe Daniels headlines Wild Wild Susan as a female Sherlock Holmes with stunts aboard a racing roadster and a plunging elevator ride. The piece notes her recent films The Crowded Hour and The Mani cure Girl, plus a nose job, and mentions Doris Kenyon Lloyd Hughes at a shipping party. It also touches on Ben Lyon photo requests and casting for Patty Ladies, Ziegfeld Follies, and Kentucky Pride features with Man O War and other famed horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Bebe Daniels
Paramount
Bebe
Sherlock Holmes
She al- Tar
Rangoon
Doris‘ Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Ned
First National
Gloria Hope
Lloyd’s Pickford
Mme
Eleanore Duse
Duse
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Q
Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentine
Virginia
Oelm Pearson
Nita Naldi
Ben Lyon
Ben
First National Studios
Fang
Local families enjoy day trip to Tate Springs
Mr and Mrs B C Speers and family Mrs J W DeVault and Miss Edith DeVault motored to Tate Springs yesterday for a day trip. Mr and Mrs W G Wisenhunt and Rev and Mrs E C Woodyard returned from a week in Greeneville and Midway Tennessee including a two day camping excursion in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GG. Keener
Dr. Keener
Jonesboro
Sue
B. I. Warner
Lola Anderson
Bradey
Roan Mountain
D. D. van Trease
Dr. van Trease
Unaka Springs
W. Les Bhyan
Atlante
F. W. White
Matonka
W. Va
Raleigh Bacon
Whildred Gresham
Dewey Bays
Sulphur Springs
G. A. Rice
Chicago
E . Wilson
R. J. Bridwell
H. B. Mackey
Hattie Gunnings
A. N. Bridwell
Clear Branch
B. C
Speers
Namily
5. K. Jones
J. W. DeVault
Edith DeVault
Tate Springs
W. G. ‘Wisenhunt
E. C. Woordyard
Greeneville
Midway
Tenn
Adoption of Text Books Announced in Tennessee Schools
The state text book commission in Nashville announces tentative adoption of new biology texts for public schools. Selected titles include Biology and Human Welfare by Peabody Hunt and Berg’s Biology of Human Life. Books to be delivered by July 1 1086 with 15 percent freight/merchandise margin, distributed to counties via designated depositories under 1924 law. P L Harned notes projected savings of at least 800,000.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Text Book Commission
Austin Peay
Peabody Hunt
Ugotles
Grienberg
Ager
Commissioner of Education
P. L. Harned
Genera
Io Weeharbares
State seeks bids on school textbooks for five years
The state plans a five year contract program for textbooks with an estimated total cost around 4,000,000. Gov and publishers signatures were pressed on drafts. The law allows approval of German text options where language is included by the commissioner of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheer Madg
Tennessee F
Harned
Commissioner of Education
Coolidge Stance on Mexican Relations and Ambassadors Cited
The article reports President Calles defending Mexican sovereignty amid U S input. It cites Coolidge urges continued adherence to American interests and international obligations, asserting Mexico cannot overlook the United States’ concerns. The piece discusses ambassadorial actions and the interpretation of representing citizens versus foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bov- Mexico
Mexico
United
Mexico Defies U S in Sugar Price Debate
President Coolidge notes raw sugar at 2 1 2 cents per pound with duty paid and says current levels are far below pre war prices. He cites 1921 and 1928 as slump years due to excessive production and argues sugar remains one of the cheapest American market commodities.
American farmer diversifies with sugar beet culture under tariff
The article says the American farmer should diversify crops by sugar beet culture, aided by a tariff of 1.764 cents per pound on Cuban sugar. It argues this policy protects domestic industry, improves soil, and reduces dependence on foreign sources while benefiting farmers and manufacturers.
Economists Plan Farm Purchase Aid Study In Northwest
The Fairway Farms program backed by Laura Spellman Rockefeller funds aims to prove landlord tenant relations can enable capable tenants with limited capital to own farms with guidance and capital support. Montana and Northwest sites will test private farm company investment, tenant advisory services, and education via Montana State College extension.
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Tress Bozeman, Mont
Northwest
Laura Spellman Rockefeller Foundation
Farmers Am Realty
Tech Fairway Farms Corporation
North West
Great Plains
Fairway Farms Corporation
Montana
Montana State College Extension Service
End of Horse Drawn Cabs Marks Berlin Change
Berlin reporters note the decline of horse drawn cabs as motor vehicles take over. Cabbies over sixty struggle to earn a living with few licenses issued for horse drawn vehicles and trains bringing tiny demand.
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Berlin
Old Berlin
Hors
Fifty Frontier Fighters At Beecher Island Dare Indian War
Kansas farmers led by Col Forsyth and Lt Beecher held Beecher Island against more than 1000 Sioux and Cheyenne from Sept 17 for nine days. Despite hunger thirst and heavy casualties they repelled repeated assaults until a U.S. cavalry relief arrived. Indian losses numbered 700 to 800, ending the raid and breaking their western power.
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New York
Thomas H. Alderdice
Conway
Springs
Kans
Kansas City Star
Beecher’s Island
Kansas
Beechar
Forsyth
Beecher
Jack ‘Stilwell
Roman Nose
Fort Wallace
Indiana
Automobiles and taxis mentioned in want ads in Times
Fragments describe want ads in The Times linking sellers with bargaining buyers in the automobile and taxi trades. The text hints at used car and cab listings, with terse notes on prices and availability.
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Times
Toeather
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Colume
Times Society
Don Marquis
Marion
Carl Barnes
Viola Barger
Veldier Bridwell
Eleanor Bridwell
Dave Bridwell
RB. B
Liberty
O. E
Broad Street
Fairview
Church Tenn
Mt. Sylvia
Hill
Gate City
lBruce Kiser
Johnson City
Tor
Clive Arden
Paris
Alps
London
Arthur Stone
Ban Alexander
Lloyd Hamilton
Matt Moore
Mary Carr
Patsy Ruth Miller
Dess Mason
Ben Alexandrnd
Penrod
Sam
International News
Dae A. Groseclose
Bloomingdale Road
acMr. Foatd
Mor
Tistown
Charles “McClellan
Bristol
Bryant
Smith
Washington, DC
Luke McAmis
Greeneville, Tenn
Jack Simpson
This City
Messrs
Faul Kiser
Mason Bitner
Harry Beaker
Louisiana
Mary Boring
Edith Baxter
Claude Bellamy
Mary Yoakley
Mabel
Fla
Margaret McAmis
Norah Harison
Gate City Pike
Scott Roller
Robert Snow
K. B. Kenner
Norah
Lydia Harrison
Louise Price
Edward Armstrong
Church Hill
E. E. Wilson
V.hodge
G. T. Francisco
Ar Cville
Mamie Bitner
E. 0. Woodyard
Watauga Street
Mrs.ohn S. Cox
Kroxvile
Mr. Cox
Mr. C. D. Wilson
Affinity
Soa
Waddell
Dave ‘Smith
Reginald Downey
N. D. Bridwell
Bond St Gmeings
W. G. Caton
Little Toseph Morley
Mrs. Bloomingdale
Y. W. Howard
BF. Whetall
J. B. Moore
J. Li Bacon
Charles E. Wilson
Trammel
E. £. Wilson
S. M. Anderson
Louisville
Washington, D. C
Eennies
GEM Theatre
Mase Comady
Wildcat
Willie
FOX News
Zam; Pitts
Tom Moore
Adela Rogers St. John Story
Monta Bell
Metro
Florenz Ziegfeld
Norma Shearner
Conrad Nagel
Lilyan Tashman
Helena D’algy
Ronald Colman
Connie Talmadge
Tom ‘Terriss
Paramount Picture School
John Ford
William Fox
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Fair
Bebe Daniela
Coolidge
U. S
U. S. Cavalry
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