Thinking On Our Way Dr Crume Tonight At Baptist Church
Dr T C Crume will speak at the First Baptist church tonight at 7 30 The evangelistic services draw a large crowd with a story hour for children and singing led by Mr Hughes Readings from Sparks from Dr Crums Anvil urge personal evangelism and church mission over revival shows that Christians must win souls and live by faith.
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T. C. Crum
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hughes
Dr. Cram
Meetings Grow in Number and Influence at 7 Oclock
A fragment notes that meetings at 7 oclock are increasing in number and power and that more people will attend, indicating rising engagement and stakeholder participation in the community activity.
War Veterans Meet With the Legion at Omaha Convention
Eight concurrent gatherings linked to the American Legion National convention will run October 6 to 9 in Omaha. Major events include the Eighty-ninth and Eighth divisions, Society of the First Division veterans, 312th Field Signal Battalion, and the Forty and Eight. Host post No.1 is Omaha’s largest, with 100000 Legionnaires expected. discussions will cover bonuses, benefits, and a junior world series for boys’ baseball under Legion auspices.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
American Legion National Convention
American Legion Convention
Middle West
Eighty Eighth Division
Society of the
Veterans Association
312Th Field Signal Battalion
Women’s Auxiliary
Omaha American Legion
American Navy
American Legion
United States Veterans Bureau
The
Legion
National Americanism Commission
John L. Griffith
Kiwanis Convention Report Given At Luncheon
Kingsport Kiwanis president J C Stone reported on the Kentucky Tennessee district convention at Bowling Green. The event featured district reorganization, new leadership, and plans for hospitals for tubercular care in Tennessee. Archie P Brady and Judge Damon Hunter recalled their friendship in an emotional history. Future events include a Ladies Night and officer elections.
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J. C. Stone
Kingsport Kiwanis Club
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Stone
Tennessee
Kingsport
Boyd Ford
Knoxville Club
J. Basil Ramsay
Madisonville
Chattanooga
State of Tennessee
Great Financier Thomas F Ryan Visits Kingsport at Rotherwood
Thomas Fortune Ryan a renowned financier and railway developer visits Kingsport and stays at Rotherwood with his son C J Ryan and private secretary Frank Merkling arriving from his Oak Ridge country estate near Lynchburg Virginia. Ryan, a Virginia native with New York residence, has supported regional railway projects and development efforts.
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Oak Ridge
Lynchburg
Thomas F. Ryan
Kingsport
Rotherwood
Mr. Ryan
Frank Merkling
C. J. Ryan
M. A. Tunstall
New York
Virginia
Wm Roller of Kingsport Guest at Today’s Lunch
Wm Roller of Kingsport attended a lunch event today, welcomed by hosts and attendees. The gathering highlighted social hospitality and community ties in the Kingsport area.
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Wm. Roller
Kingsport
Old Faithful Geyser Reports Regular Eruption Interval
Yellowstone National Park notes Old Faithful continues its punctual eruptions this season with a 60 minute interval, slight summer delays due to water changes. The superintendent confirms performances are steady and reliable, matching prior years. Read The Times Want Ad.
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Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful
Europe safety plan study to standardize devices
A committee of experts aiding the Safety Service of the International Labor Office of the League of Nations will study six European industries to improve safety. Frederick Ritzman announced at the National Safety Council in Cleveland that monographs will be issued as data becomes available. The effort aims to translate findings into each country’s language and influence via recommendations and educational reports.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Europe
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Frederick Ritzman
Geneva
National Safety Council
Ritzman
Henry Ai Reninger
Vig Preent
International Labor Organization
Mr. Ritzman
Acquittal for Former Prohibition Director Williams
Frankfort Kentucky October 2 Paul Williams of Lexington former state prohibition director was acquitted on charges of violating the national prohibition act by preemptory instructions of Federal Judge Cochran No basis to the charge was discovered Williams faced accusations of conspiring to sell and transport more than 300 cases of whiskey illegally from the Belle Anderson distillery at Lawrenceburg in 1921
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Paul Williams
Lexington
Cochran
Williams
Belle Anderson
Lawrenceburg
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Kingsport, Tenn
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Flint
Buick
R.P.M. Essex
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Nimsingey
Willys-Knight
Moon
Nash
Westcott
Wills St. Claire
Oakland
Paige
Peerless
Jewett Packard Cole Eigh
Lincoln
MOTOR
Motor Industry
Mills Motor Company