Beulah Sunday Night Prayer Meeting Planned
Farmers busy with wheat springing work as Beulah hosts a Sunday night prayer meeting. Mrs Catherine Coffman’s homecoming Sunday drew many, with Miss Eleanor Hall Thacher visiting. Neighbors Milbert family and others were seen around the river area, while Henry Miles planned to move to Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Catherine Fast
Hasplendid Coffman
Milbert
Mes
David
Rigady
Eleanor Hall Thacher
Dunlap
W.a.coffan
Iva’ G
Kate
Will Cofman
H. E. Norris
H. W. Norris
Logan
Rainy spell brings community gatherings in MT LEBANON
The MT LEBANON column notes a rainy Thursday and Friday with neighbors visiting relatives near Woodrow and Fordtown. Local residents like Ruth Poore, Eva Kidd, and Ruth Poore’s household report health, school progress, new jobs, and weekend trips to Kingsport and Kingsport fairs, with multiple family and neighbor gatherings highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Guy
Hubert Strickler
Near
Woodrow
Houston Copas
Louise
Margarete Copas
Fordtown
Ruth Poore
Near Here
Ed. Bacon
Kingsport
C. C. Strickler
A. Kidd
Gunnings
Eva Kidd
Ford Town
Allen Booher
John Booher
Rock Springs
Paul Roller
Allen Booker
John Hite
Willie Galloway
James Fulkerson
Sue Ridge Seron
Chest
G. Strickler
Ruth Foote
Georgia
Bill
Hite
Washington County
Nora Martin
Cexil
Joe
John Bert
Edith
Little Orgie
Almin
Rocky Point
Alice Light
Worlie
John
Sam Bat
Emory church notes and local visits on Sunday
Rev Goodman filled his last appointment of the year at Emory with a large congregation. Nearby families attended services and visited relatives in Kingsport, Bristol, and Piney Flats. Local socials included a singing convention at Indian Springs and a carnival attendance on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hale
Rocky Point
E. C. Chase
Blountville
Jackson
Sable Dillon
Fall Creek
Chase
E. W. Moody
Hooven
Chestnut Ridge
Pauline Strickler
Leona Moody
Emory
T. E. Goodman
Goodman
Kingsport
Barbara Strickler
Fordtown
Moltie’ ‘Cox
Fall’ Crack
N.ed. Chase
Perry Chase
Gladys Roller
Meredith Hawk
S. E. Arnold
Mary
Dee Smith
Holston Institute
Jess Good
Fall Oxyeek Pike
Garland Fleenor
Leona McCrosky
Billy Fields
Indian Springs
J. J. Phillips
Ernest Cox
John Moody
Highland Park
Welsh
T.E. Moody
G. N. Moody
Dorothy Roller
Garvie Weaver
D.C. Rupe
Piney Flats
Jim Horne
Ed Graham
Dr. Childres
Bristol
Grover Strickler and Sons
J. S. Moody
Fred
Earl Strickler
Federal Prison to Manufacture Army Navy Shoes at Leavenworth
A million dollar factory within Fort Leavenworth will start producing shoes for the army navy and federal institutions next January. Superintendent Warren F. Goldthwaite will oversee 700 convicts taught a trade with wages shared between family support and a post release fund. The plant aims to produce 2,500 to 8,000 pairs daily at full capacity once skilled labor develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Army
Navy
Warren F. Goldthwaite
W. J. Biddle
Tha J
Goldthwaite
Fort Leavenworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dancers Under Watchful Eyes of Louisiana Association
New Orleans dancers operate under the Ball Room Managers Protective Association of Louisiana scrutiny. The group tests acts, standardizes dancing, and aims to uplift morals and social conduct while taking a six cent share from every dime ticket and four cents to the dancer, with enforcement by a policewoman if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
State of
Louisiana
Tull
Harahan viaduct debate prompts state highway action
Bol. G Crevelings says Tennessee highway officials will present a plan to the National Association of State Highway Commissioners in November to study the Harahan viaduct project. The proposal, No. 300, covers a $1,164,000 Arkansas Tennessee federal aid highway venture as the federal funds are held up. The governor pardoned several individuals, scopes of the Dayton case loom, and tobacco tax uniformity plus textbook contracts were debated at state meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol
State
Harahan
National ‘Association of State Highway Commissioners
Tennessee
Greveling
Thei
Congress
Mr. Creveling
Commissioner Creveling
R. E. Tent
United States District Engineer
Montgomery
Ala
Tennessee Highway Department
Creveling
Nag Tee
Strick
Scopes
Dayton
Raulston
Department of Finance and Taxation
Public Health Conference Sets Dates and Plans
Dr E L Bishop Tennessee commissioner of health outlines a public health conference to be held October 14 and 16 with Dr Londen discussing public health control. John Trotwood Moore and Gen Wilji C Boyd will travel to Washington to arrange four car loads of World War relief for Tennessee, while relics will be housed in Nashville at Memorial Park. Counties across the state fund health units, totaling 11 counties raising funds to support local health work, with Wealdey Dyer and Rhea Morgan among those approving full time sanitary staff under state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health
Saeving
Sis
E.L. Bishop
Londen Wil
John Trotwood Moore
Wilji C. Boyd
Washington
Tennessee
Memorial
Nashville
American Legion
Memorial Park
Wealdey
Dyer
Rhea and
Morgan
State Department of Public Health
E. L. Bishop
State Commissioner of Health
Public Health Advances Highlighted by Dr Bishop and Stoy
Dr Bishop stressed the need for sanitary improvements and timely health measures as vital to progress in public health. E C Stoy, representing a service, supported the sanitary river plan in East Tennessee counties in cooperation with the state health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jress
E. C. Stoy
Lv. 8
Tennessee
State
Department of Fealth
Tongue Calling Rolls at Indian Schools
Glib tongue needed for the professor calling rolls at Haskell Indian Institute. The article cites names from Spanish and French influence and lists sample surnames from Arizona and New Mexico tribes, reflecting waves of explorers and traders in the Louisiana Purchase era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Trujillo
Arizona
New Mexico
Eddig Archambeau
Lou's ‘Geuthier
Mareling Jeunesse
Myrtle la’ Frambuise
Grosventra
Indian Names Tell of Native Identity in Old Times
The piece catalogs Indigenous names across tribes including the Butte area and tribes of Montana, the Dakotas, and Wisconsin. It notes the playful trouble of pronouncing many names and lists examples such as Yazza and Martha Kolomuheskie, with descriptive epithets like Soldier Ange line Whitefish and Stiffarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Butte
Angie
Edward Mjis-sepe
Leroy Kitchkummie
Alice Wahqubb-osh
Daniel Hummingbird
Robert Doublehead
Tirekiller
Dora ‘Sixkiler
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MT Lebanon
J.B. Pisrés
J. M. Slaughter
Here
Hemlock
Wesley Miller
Bradfield
Regulator Co
Federal Prison
Austin Peay
George Wheeler
Dyer County
Finis Curtis
Harrison Ray
Hamilton County
State Text Book Commission
L. L. Lumsden
The
United
Presi Oma
Eliza Big Pond
Dora Roasting Ear
Joe Antelope
Mark Beat Bow
Laura White Turtle
Blanche Redshin
Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Remeyvo Department
Tenn
Broad Street
Bolivias
Jessi
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