Physical exams in city schools lag as week passes
City medical corps continues student exams across schools. Oklahoma, Lincoln, Jackson, and colored schools report partial completion with staff scheduling gaps and delays. Planned one month timeline now doubtful as few physicians filled appointments last week.
Fire damages Dale street dwelling. cause unknown
A five room residence on Dale street owned by Henry Russell was damaged by fire around midnight Friday, worth about 600 dollars. The blaze likely started in a side bedroom but the cause remains undetermined. Firefighters faced little interference from residents due to the late hour and cool night.
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Dale Street
Henry Russell
Communion Sunday at First Presbyterian Church
Today is Communion Sunday at the First Presbyterian church. Sunday school meets, followed by an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Thomas P. Johnston on Faith. The Lord's Supper will be administered after the service, with an evening sermon at 7:30 on The Measure of Love.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thomas P. Johnston
Youth Is Kicked By Stubborn Car
Alfred L Buffat seventeen year old son of W E Buffat city engineer sustained painful injuries to the right arm this morning while attempting to crank a Ford automobile. The crank struck his wrist on a downward stroke. An X ray showed a severe bruise and possible fracture of the bone.
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Alfred L. Buffat
W. E. Buffat
Young Buffat
Jackson School News Highlights Attendance and Visitors
Dr J A Hufford spoke at Chapel. Visitors included Mrs W H Mills and Mrs T B Anderson from the Jackson school faculty. First month enrollment reached 581 with 307 boys and 274 girls, 312 on time. Perfect attendance records noted in several classes, including 98.5 percent in Miss Morton’s and 97.9 in Mrs Richmond’s. The boys’ and girls’ classes show strong spelling, arithmetic, and honor rolls, plus new pupils Maude Rich and Eloise Tox joining.
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J. A. Hufford
W. H. Mills
T. B. Anderson
Jackson School
Clifford
Miss Niven
Miss Morton
Richmond
Miss Bell
America—School
Sam Reams
Columbus Land
Columbus
George Tip
Miss Hull
Mac Bowles
Annabellean
Mae Hammond
Eloise Tox
Cleveland
Penn
Guy Smith
Gate City
Pearlie Herron
Miss Masseng'll
Fred Trimble
Luther Smith
Pane Wilson
Russell Jewett
Joe Groseclose
Viian Miller
Lala Belle Jones
Alvin Johnson
Helen Zolton
Margaret Moffitt
Ruth Fuegte
Ruth Ford
Ruth Bradley
Geneva Mallory
Heela Worley
Lois Norton
Miss Bibb
Charles Morell
Stonega
Miss Reams
Mary Blanche Webster
Lincoln
Madeline Lox
Virginia Morton
Harm Godsey
Goldie Patrick
Virginia
Miss N'ven
Joe Cor
Blues
Emory K'ss
Floella Blizzard
Prezzle Quilen
Wallace McDanne
Miss Goode
John Dean
Juanita Devault
Margaret Deck
Ruth Ketron
Glynn Marshall
Maude Richards
Cuthie Taylor
Lena Ward
Jack Boyd
Loyd Branson
Aleck Yancy
Miss Clifford
James Rhea
June Lambert
Davin Brandt
Clyde Collins
Hubert Lane
Virgo Bevins
J. P. Henderson
Gussie Bevins
Alley Ward
Tom Pyle
Peggy Smith
Edwin Newell
Ruby Hawkins
James Groseclose
Una V. Brooks
Ruby Laney
Quentin Stodola
Earl Wood
Wene Milam
Dorothy Ligon
Maxine White
Bruce Sullivan
Catherine Poarch
Lincoln School Class Honors and Attendance Report
Lincoln school listings show first and second honors for several students including Jessie Stallard Margarite Keith Worley Moody Nellie Quillin. Attendance high marks noted in grades 5B and 4B with a book gift pending and a tooth brush bank started by 1A pupils. Honor roll names listed for September across grades 5B 4A 3A 3B 2B 2A 1A 1B.
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Gibson
Jessie Stallard
Margarite Keith
Worley Moody
Nellie Quillin
Ruby McCoy
Mildred Snyder
Dfiia Hutson
Henry
Eva Jennings
Miss Jennings
Lincoln School
Miss Quillen
Edgar Clayman
Miss Sheets
Helen Eades
Claude Early
Miss Watkins
Cora Ratlff
McC Curtis Isnings
Harriet Bevington
Bessie Crowe
Ruby Hawk
Dale Hensley
J. W. Neeley
Pauline Dolen
Eva Laudermilt
Kris Louise Mattern
Thomas Dodson
J. L. Vance
Nancy Penn
Beulah Cannon
Virginia Ne
Mary Clay Price
Charlotte Smith
Ava
Jean Collette
Want Ads in The Times Bring Sellers and Bargain Seekers
The Times classifieds unite local sellers with shoppers seeking bargains in a lively marketplace. Readers find items for sale and buyers connect with listings across categories, reflecting a bustling community exchange.
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Times
Tennessee Street Will Be Concreted
City forces began grading on Tennessee street from Dale to Boone yesterday to prepare for paving. Four to five days are needed for grading, then storm and sanitary sewers will be laid and the street paved. Sidewalks will follow on both sides, and the project ends the summer paving program.
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Tennessee Street
Pav Ng
Dale
Boone Streets
American Legion Meeting Set For Monday Evening
Hammond Post No. 4 invites Legion members to a 7 50 p m meeting at Legion rooms Community Y to discuss a Legion Block Party and hear Commander George Hilliard report on the Omaha American Legion Convention. Members urged to attend on time.
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Hilliard
Hammond Post No
Legion
George Hilliard
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Telegraphy Ad for Stokely Building Tipton College
Advertisement touts telegraphy training at Stokely Business College in the Tipton Building citing graduates who became skilled telegraph operators.
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Stokely Business College
Tipton Building
Kingsport Business Men Meet Monday Night
The Kingsport Business Men's Club will hold a regular meeting at the Community Y Monday night at 8 oclock announced by secretary H H Pearch This is the first meeting in about two months and a good attendance is hoped The previous meeting on the second Monday of last month was missed Members are urged to attend due to important business matters before the club
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Kingsport Business Men’s Club
H. H. Pearch
Why Take Shorter Steps In Walking
In a Studebaker dealer’s view, fewer engine revolutions equal less wear. The piece argues high-speed engines waste fuel and wear components, using walking steps as a metaphor for engine turnover and efficiency, urging loyalty to Studebaker’s lower RPM design.
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E. W. King
Studebaker
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