Play at Buffalo Promises Community Evening
Sunday service was led by Rev. Wilson in Buffalo while Mrs Morrell shows improvement. The Riggs and Morrell families visited, and R L Feathers hosted Donnie Riggs guests. Young people plan a March 7 play titled Colum Dubbs with refreshments for all. Mrs Hicks, an elderly resident, is ill. Clifton Cross of Bristol visited Aunt Williams for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Wilson
Buffalo
G. A. Morrell
Donnie Riggs
R. L. Feathers
Donnie Rigs
Robert Blizzard
Colum Dubbs
Mra. Hicks
Holston Drug Company Set to Open Saturday Afternoon
Holston Drug Company to open Saturday about 3 PM in the Main Street building formerly The Bon Ton. Harry Nelms will manage with E M Lynch as assistant pharmacist and Paul Monk Warrick in charge of the fountain and sundries. The store is fully remodeled with new stock and a sanitary liquid carbonic fountain.
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Holston Drug Company
Mainstreet
Bon ‘Ton
Harry Nelng
B. M. Lynch
Clinch ‘Field Drug Company
Paul “Monk” Warrick
Kingspark
Johnston
INDIAN SPRINGS DELIGHTFUL VISITORS AND ILLNESS UPDATE
Mrs J D Fleenor of Menhama Va spent weekend visiting narratives here and at Blountville. Mr and Mrs B S Rodgers visited the Barger horns Friday. Mrs Roda Shipley ill but improving rapidly. Mrs Thelma Loudy spent Friday with her mother. Mr and Mrs W A Ford ill with flu but improving. Cordie Barger at St Lukes Hospital Bristol returned home very improved. Mary Malone and daughter Helen of Piney Flats spent last week with her parents the Smiths. Jannie Baker guest of her parents. Mat Lysenby and sons Paul and Denver visiting Gertrude Hamilton. Lola Wine visited Martha Wine Tuesday. Sallig Ford of Fordtown paid a visit Sunday to the Fords. George Tomlinson visited Mrs George Barger Monday who is healing a foot. Gertrude Ford spent Monday night with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fleenor
Menhama
Blountville
B.S. Rodgers
Roda Shipley
Thelma Loudy
J. W. Fleenor
W. A. Ford
Misa Cordie Barger
St Lukes Hospital
Bristol
Mary Malone
Mise Hellen
Piney Flats
Mat Lysenby
Paul
Denver
Gertrude Hamilton
Lola Wine
Martha Wine
Sallig Ford
Fordtown
Mat Ford
George Tomlinson
George Barger
Gertruds Ford
Regular preaching at Cooks Valley church Saturday night
Local notes show Willie Thomas and daughter Grace shopping in town last week. Mrs Turney and daughter Pearl spent the weekend here. Miss Mary Dillon has a severe cold. Gertrude Turter planned an extended visit to Ya with friends. J A Rathie and RB Devault attended Emory church. J Floyd Turner and daughter shopped in town Friday. Ray Goodman visited Moody family. W D M Thomas and daughter Minas Grace visited Dickson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Thomas
Grace
C. Turney
Miss Pearl
J. F. ‘Turner
Mary Dillon
Gertrude Turter
J. A. Rathie
RB. Devault
Emory
J. Floyd Turner
Ray. Goodman
J. N. Moody
Bristol Road Community News and Travel Notices
Sunday evening calls by Rev J C clerk. Mrs Mollie Lambirth improving. Barger family shopping in Kingaport and visiting relatives. Mrs Mollie Shipley sold farm and plans to move near daughter in UVG. Cordia Crussell stayed with Mitchells. Ekmos Lambirth ill but recovering. Mina Roller visiting Mrs Fleenor. widespread colds and flu. Virginia Nall improving after pneumonia. D A Barger of Hristo visited relatives Mitchells. Verlin Pearler moved to Castles Woods Virginia. Mims Barger returned from St Lukex Hospital Bristol and is improving. Nancy Barger is very ill with an infected foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. €. Clark
Mollie Lambirth
Sam Barger
Kingaport
Mollie Shipley
Uvg
Jim Taylor
Cordia Crussell
P. T. Mitchell
Ekmos Lambirth
Mims Concha Barger
St. Lukex Hospital
Bristol
Nancy Barger
Rockefeller foundation fellowships for medical officer positions
Doublin February twelve under the new local government act of the Free State the Rockefeller foundation offers three traveling fellowships for medical officer of health. Each fellowship includes about eight months residence in the United States with study opportunities in specialized institutions. Three fellows will be chosen by a committee of medical experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doublin
the Free State
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Kiwanian Luncheon at Kingsport Inn Reports Big Attendance
Kiwanis Club regular weekly luncheon at Kingsport Inn featured a full house with near perfect attendance. Members discussed tuberculosis hospital funding and a state bill creating an eleven member commission to locate hospitals, with support pledged from Senator Furiow and Hon. J. D. Hamilton of Hawkins County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy Hamilton
Don Williamson
Kiwanian
Harry Shannon
Wapakoneta
Shannon
Don Palmer
Miss Omey
Paling
Ernest Ball
Me. Palmer
Wapaoneta
John King
Spartanburg
5. C
J. A. Herron
Kingsport
Kingsport Inn
Kiwanis Club
G. D. R Black
Ralph Worley
Ane
Furiow
J. D. Hamilton
Hawkins County
Fight to Win Child Labor Amendment Gains New Steam
The 1925 fight over a federal child labor amendment heats up as supporters vow intensified campaigns in 1925 despite past rejections by more than a quarter of states. Opponents pledge stronger resistance to ratification, while legal experts warn the issue may reach the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryms
Washington
Mar
Snmg
State Department
Congress
Department of Foreign Affairs
Supreme Court of the
United States
Steel Industry Wage Policy Limits Worker Representation
A Russell Sage Foundation report details how United States Steel Corp policy shapes steel wage scales nationwide. It highlights Colorado Fuel and Iron Co gains under worker representation, yet notes limited impact on industry wide wage setting and ongoing labor dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Industrial Studies Department
Russell Sage Foundation
Colorado Puck and Iron Company
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Mary van Kleeck
Foundation
Department of Industrial Studies
Setun
Colorado
Fuel and Tron Company
Ben M. Selekman
Geia
Selekman
Seickman
Colorado Fuel and Tran Company
Pedestrians Fight for Rights In London
London activists organize the Pedestrians' Protection Society to oppose speeding cars and defend the speed limit as a key public safety measure amid proposed revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pedestrians’ Protection Society
Broad Street Methodist Church Sermons and Welcome
At Broad Street Methodist Church next Sunday morning the pastor will preach on Good Sinners and Bad Saints. The evening sermon will be The Heifer en Wer Haunches, see Hosea 4 16. Good music at all services and a cordial welcome to worship with the church people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street Methodist Church
Hosea
Broad Street Church
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Aldrish Medical Doctors
U. S
Uncle Sam
Trenton
Raleigh
Pacific
White House
Coolidge
White Court
F. L. Odenbach
John Carroll University
Cleveland