Minister to Take Charge Here Sunday at First Christian
Rev. A. M. Fox arrives from Cleveland Tennessee to lead First Christian Church this Sunday preaching at 11 AM and 7 30 PM His morning topic The Hour Has Come and the evening message I Find No Fault In Him The church has been without a minister for several months with strong recommendations from his prior congregation.
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A. M. Fox
City
Cleveland
Tenn
First Christian Church
Phillies Triumph Over Brooklyn 6 5
In a tight game the Philadelphia team edged Brooklyn 6 to 5. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with potential key matchups.
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Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston Tops Washington 3 to 1 in Result Summary
Yesterday’s games saw Boston defeat Washington 3 to 1 while Cleveland routed Chicago 3 to 0 and St Louis edged Detroit 4 to 3 in a trio of baseball scores.
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Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Bowling Alleys at Y to Open Monday
Community Y bowling lanes prepare for season opening Monday night with ten teams entered and hope for more. A 15 day preliminary season will run, with teams admitted until the prelims end. Weekly prizes go to top average bowler and a silver loving cup will be awarded to the season champions.
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Kiwanis Club
Progress In Reducing Forest Fire Losses In 1925
Washington reports progress in forest fire control as 1925 ends. The 1924 losses exceeded 28 million acres and $300 million in resources. States show 19 with forests, 33 with forestry departments, 16 with nurseries, and $5.5 million yearly in state forestry appropriations. The McNary Clark law is an authorization, awaiting Congress funding to reach aims of $10 million annual fire protection.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Tree Association
Charles Lathrop Peck
Congress
Alaska Seeks Bear as Museum Vessel for Coast Guard Cutter
Washington reports many proposals to dispose of the Coast Guard cutter Bear after a half century of Arctic service in Alaska. The Coast Guard weighs options including building a modern relief vessel, but no plan has been approved yet.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Bear
Arctic
Alaska
Football Inside Out The Why And How Of The Rules
Norman E Brown outlines penalties for roughing kickers passers and other unsportsmanlike actions in football. The piece details 5 to 25 yard penalties for actions like running into kickers roughing passers clipping and other dirty plays with rules cited on where penalties are measured.
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Norman E. Brown
The Double Fake Trick Play No 10
A 1940s football trick from Major Ernest Graves details a double fake starting from a punt setup. The sequence uses feints by five offensive linemen and multiple backs to pull defenders back, creating a running end rush while intercepting the defense. Graves, a notable coach at West Point, Harvard, and Princeton, authored the technique.
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Ernest Graves
West Point
Harvard
Princeton
Soda Fountain Replaces Bar On New American Steamship Malolo
The Malolo, the largest American passenger steamer under construction for Matson, will debut a soda fountain in place of the shipboard bar. Built at Cramp's Yard Philadelphia, it features a 28 foot teak counter, plate glass top, twelve syrup taps, and high grade nickel silver fittings.
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United States
Gibbs Brothers, Inc
Matson Navigation Company
Cramp’s Shipyard
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bear as floating museum and ship's bell bid sparks debate
The Bear, a veteran Alaskan vessel in Coast Guard service since the 1880s, faces future options as a floating museum for America’s Northwestern Territory. The Bear’s bell is bid by the Explorer's Club, while Coast Guard officers envision using it as a training ship, likely in San Diego. Eskimo residents praise the Bear as a symbol of civilization and hope, with Inuit elder Aneva Mattson endorsing its storied legacy.
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Carlisle Indian School
Pennsylvania
Coast Guard
Want Ads in The Times Bring Sellers and Bargains Together
Advertisers in The Times showcase a variety of listings from sellers and buyers seeking value. Bargains on goods, services, and opportunities appear across sections, with local vendors and individuals posting details to connect quickly.
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Times
Eckes
Girl Dies From Car Crash Injuries in Hawkins County
Little Lucille Cavin daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiley Cavin of Hawkins County died at Riverview hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile crash near Surgoinsville last Monday. She was thrown from the car while driving with her parents and sustained a fractured hip and other injuries. Funeral services were held at the Old Liberty Methodist church in Hawkins County followed by burial in the local cemetery.
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Lucille Cavin
Wiley Cavin
Hawkins County
Riverview Hospital
Surgoinsville
Old Liberty
Money to loan on improved Kingsport property
Lenders advertise loans on improved Kingsport business and residential property with six percent interest and easy annual payments over five or ten years. They promise lowest brokerage and prompt confidential service and urge borrowers to get terms before applying. Contact Burbage and Price at phone 112.
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Kingsport
Burbage & Price
For Rent Real Nice Apartments At The Fair Store
Real nice apartments for rent apply to S M Ollie at The Fair Store. October 1 legal notice type classified line indicates rental offer and contact.
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S. M. Ollie
Nonresident defendants must answer in chancery suit
J B Cash sues Howard E Cash George R Cash and Marion L Cash in chancery court at Bristol Tennessee. Defendants non residents must appear by first Monday of November to defend or bill will be confessed. Notice ordered published four weeks in Kingsport Times. October 1, 1925. M L Hodge Clerk and Master.
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J. B. Cash
Howard E. Cash
Chancery Court
Bristol
Tennessee
George R. Cash
Marion L. Cash
Kingsport Times
M. L. Hodge
Order of Publication in Conkin v Harris Kingsport Chancery
In the Chancery Court at Kingsport Tennessee Jim Conkin and Ben Conkin file against non resident defendants C A Harris and A D Christian Trustee. Defendants must appear by the first Monday of November 1925 to defend or the bill will be taken for confessed. October 2 1925. H M McNeil Clerk and Master.
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Jim Conkin
Ben Conkin
C. A. Harris
Chancery Court
Kingsport
Tennessee
A. D. Christian
Kingsport Times
H. M. McNeil
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