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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

8

Community Notes and Local Meetings in Elizabethton Area

Social news from nearby communities lists residents traveling for jobs in Dayte Ohio and Miami Florida winter plans. It mentions births, illnesses, religious duties, picnics at Pier Island, and multiple visits among families in Elizabethton Virginia and Tennessee with names such as Tate Geode Joe Moore J Felton Bernard Ed Driscoll W T Allman Katherine Williams Jerry Frances and Rev Henry Wampler.

P. H. Barron Jerry Frances S. P. Freenor Lagrippe Katherine Williams Otto Lunsford Linton Indiana Henry Wampler East Stone Gap M. E. Church South R. G. Reynolds Holston Chattanooga Tenn Bascom Vernon Mason Nat Reasor Kingsport James Taylor Wise I. V. Jessee Rhonoke Ben Bill Cole Cincinnati Ohio Hugh Williams

Local Residents Return From Columbus Visit

Bolte and family return from two weeks visiting relatives in Columbus Indiana. Mrs. N C Gains visits daughter in Watauga Street with family. Vance Poore of Kingsport visits homefolk. Lizzie Foust visits Tom Foust and family. Mrs Alvin Crussell spends days in Kingsport with her sick mother. Rev Little delivers sermon at Sulphur Well. We welcome Rev JC Clark back for another year.

J. F. Pecktol Richard Columbus Indiana N. C. Gains W. H. Brown Watauga Vance Poore Kingsport Lizzie Foust Tom Foust Alvin Crussell K. Cronkr Bill Hicks John Poore G. W. Crussell Rev. Little J. Cc. Clark

Corn Show Draws Large Crowd at Kingsport

Locally cool weather preceded a large crowd at the corn show in Kingsport. The Moody family and relatives visited with G N Moody as Leona J R Moody and Thuman Moody joined relatives for weekend meals. Galloway and Tallman families spent the weekend with Roller household. Meredith Hauk joined G W Roller family for dinner as E S Rodgers and kin motored to Kingsport Sunday.

S. E. Barger Minne Bthyl C. H. Barger E. D. Done Andrew Glover Piney Flats G. M. Browder Alie Hughes A. L. Browder John Moody Highland Park Pauline Strickler G. N. Moody Eliya Ford Fordtown J. S. Moody Kingsport Allie Hughs Isaac Browder Ruby Lochiel Leonard T. E. Goodman T. E. Moody Leona J. R. Moody Thuman Moody William Galloway Little Son Robert Tallman Holston Meredith Hauk G. W. Roller E. S. Rodgers

Reverend Goodman’s Last Sermon at Harbors and Emory

Maple Grove notes Rev T E Goodman preached his final sermon before conference at Harbors and Emory and hopes to return on the Fall Branch circuit. Community members report family visits, weekend gatherings, and attendance at the Kingsport corn show with many local names.

T. E. Goodman Harbors Emory John Little I. T. Childress J. W. Fulkerson Corda Childress Bul W. M. Thomas J. L. Dickson Knoxville Grace Thomas Jones Thomas G. N. Moody John Moody Sarah Welsh Highland Park T. E. Moody Leona John Robert Moody Kingsport R. T. Childress Vergie Bowery James Gray Kingspost James Childress Ruby Lochiel Leonard Alford Browder J. O. King and Son E. W Dora Susie Smith Jones Light Dorothy G. Ketron Harbors Chapel

Pope Pius XI Endures Hefty Duties During Holy Year

Rome reports Pope Pius XI forgoes vacation and bears triple duties as Holy Year pilgrimages flood the Vatican. He greets hundreds of thousands, distributes medals, and blesses devotees in tightly staged, back to back audiences across two daily periods, stretching from late morning to night.

Associated Press Rome Pius XI Vatican Holy Father

Pope Keeps Busy Schedule With Vatican Officials

The Pope maintains a packed program with frequent private talks to discuss high priority matters. Cardinal Gasparri, Vatican Secretary of State, meets the Pope once or twice weekly, and observers note the Pope's strong constitution and resilience through Rome's summer heat.

Vatican Gasparri Rome

New Invention Promises Brighter Lamp Light

A U S government test and 35 universities found a new oil lamp superior to ten standard lamps. It emits no odor smoke or noise. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor K W Johnson offers a 10 day free trial or a free lamp to early adopters. He claims agencies yield $250 to $500 monthly.

U. S K. W. Johnson Lake St Chicago

Earthquake Shakes New Hampshire Homes

An earthquake shook houses in Franklin New Hampshire with sounds like explosions lasting two to three seconds Numerous tremors were felt in Manchester and the Merrimack River valley but no damage was reported

Franklin N. H Manchester Merrimac River New Hampshire

Romancers Distort Pictures of Life In South Sea Islands

The Rev. C. R. Heine, longtime representative of the American Board of Missions, reports from Jaluit in the Marshall Islands on life there. He notes scarce amenities, German departures, Japanese rule, and native prosperity driven by land development while white residents are few. Heine cites distant white contacts in the Gilbert Islands.

South Sea Islands Associated Press Tokyo Jaluit C. R. Heinle American Board of Missions Marshall Islands Heine South Sea Dr. Heine Marshall Group South Seas Gilbert Islands

Life in the South Sea Islands During World War II

The article recalls prolonged isolation of South Sea islanders after the war began. Local newspapers were scarce for over a year, rumors of German fortifications circulated in Sydney, and Japanese and allies blocked outside contact. Seamen spoke only in whispers of the conflict until later reports emerged.

South. Sea Islands Wen Dri Heine Sydney South Sea Islands

Fragmentary remarks on scarce news from the scene

The report notes that any definite information was hard to obtain and emphasizes the general sense of incomplete news from the events. It reflects uncertainty and limited factual detail available at the moment.

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