2 JOHNSON CITY (EDITOR'S NOTE: All death notices for the evening edition of the Press- Chronicle will be accepted until 10:15 a.m. City edition deadline is 1 p.m. Notices for the State and Sunday editions. is 10 p.m. the day before.) WILLIAM A.
LEDFORD ERWIN William A. Led- PRESS CHRONICLE, Tuesday Morning, Area lat. the residence at: 8:30 a.m. Sunday after an extended ill- ness. Mr.
Ledford was a native of Unicoi County, lived in Cleveland Ohio, for a number of years and moved to Washington -FOR LEASE6400 Square feet, next to Cole Drug Store, in South Side Plaza Shopping Center. Will Subdivide. Contact: Independent Enterprises IBM Building Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 266-8131 June 2, 1970 Deaths 1 County eight years a Jason He was and the Mary son of Lovett the Led- late ford. He was a retired yard conductor for the New York Contral Railroad Cleveland, Ohio.
He was a member of the Railway Trainmen, an Army veteran of World War II having served in 'the South Pacific Theatre, where he was seriously wounded and received the Soldier's Medal for gallantry in combat. He belonged to the John Sevier Veterans of Foreign Wars Post of Johnson City, and to the Disabled Veterans of America Chapter 38, Kingsport. He was a member of the Dry Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Sylvia Hicks Ledford; one daughter, Mary Jane (Sandy) of the home; five brothers, Zeb and Clyde, Erwin; Woodrow, Elizabethton; Brownlow, Johnson City; and 0.
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2, and a hitand-run driver. at Broadway and Fairview: Martha H. Roupas, 711 Ridgecrest, and Vernon H. Taylor, Bristol, in the Putt-Putt parking lot K. Roan.
McCool, 44. Rt. 2, University and Bailey, at. Orleans and Jay. Daniel Bradford, Burnsville, N.C., and John W.
Roark, 709 E. Locust, on. West Market. Nancy 1. Lewis, 218 E.
Holston, and Earnest- F. Bowman, Rt. 4, on Knob Creek Road. Accidents for May 30 Sammie C. Price, Kingsport, and Port O.
Humphreys, Roanoke, at Walnut and Spring. Barbara C. Brooks, Monroe, N.C., and Fred Markland, Rt. 3 at Main and Belmont. Mary K.
Robinson, Jonesboro; and James D. Stakins, Bristol, in the parking lot on North Roan. David Beasley, 2115 E. Fairview, and Walter Stanley, 305 Colorado, at West Unaka and West Walnut. Beasley was charged with driving hol.
while under the influence of Accidents for May 31 Jerry D. Sheets, 832 Pardee, and David F. Blevins, Rt. 2, at Broadway and Pardee. Jerry N.
Triplett, 2509 Larkspur, and Michael W. Colvin, 608 W. Maple, at North Roan and 8th. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Discharges for May 30 The total number of patients was 129. Visiting hours are from 2 to 8 p.m.
daily. Guy Anderson, Rf. 2. Dorothy M. and baby girl Bennett, Rt.
1 Rita S. and baby boy Blount, Morristown Carley J. Carroll, Morristown Dona J. Causey, Jonesboro Dixie Counts, Elizabethton David Davidson, Jonesboro Brenda S. and baby boy Elliot, Elizabethton Myrdith Emmert, Erwin Leonard R.
Gray, Limestone Janet A. and baby girl Hale, 402 Hamilton Edgar L. Hamilton, 1111 Afton Joe Hammitt, Jonesboro John A. Hopper, Rt. 6 Richard D.
Jessie, Limestone Lou O. Jones. 4006 Ranch Edgar Laws, 2712 Grandbrook Phyllis L. and baby. girl Ledford, 1015 Johnson Matson H.
Marsh, Rt, 6 Ann L. Mast, 101 E. 8th Joyce G. and baby girl McCool, Rt. 2 James D.
Poe, Rt. Jeffrey A. Poston, 'Glade Springs, Va. Harry F. Reed, Rt, 1 Kevin Shipley, Chuckey Mark A.
Smith, Nicklesville, Va. Maxie S. Snader, Jonesboro Baby girl Stanley, Unicoi Earnest L. Taylor, 206 E. Pine Charlotte Thomason, 1904 tridian Ridge Marie N.
Tipton, Flag Pond Doll A. and baby girl Warren, Elizabethton( Barbara A. Whitson, No. 11 Delincoln Apts. Walter R.
Young, Bakersville, N.C. Discharges for May 31 The total number of patients was 217. Mossie Bowers, Rt. 2 Daylene K. Cagle, Greeneville Sarah Chesser, Pikeville Marian C.
Cox; Mountain City Michael Garland, Watauga Mary F. Goodwin, 336 Highland Baby girl Grindstaff, Rt. 7 Elizabeth Habib, Jonesboro Brenda G. and baby girl Hammett, Flag: Pond Madeline C. Harris, Rt.
3 Nancy. S. Holbrook, Erwin Bill W. Holloway, 87 Pardee James S. Jackson, Erwin girl, king.
4018 ice, vernon MicEwen, Mountain City Callie A. 3408 Amovee Will Ramsey, RI. forfeited $25 on a charge of interfering with an arrest. Charles Tucker, 200 W. 10th forfeited $60.
on charges of disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. Charles Collins, 1916 Fine, Grove forfeited a total on charges of public drunkenness, disorderly conduct and -resisting arrest. Harold R. Royston, 3, forfeited $35 on a charge of disorderly conduct. Troy L.
Bowman, Mayfield Drive, was fined $60 on charges of public drunkenness and resisting arrest. Robert Smith, 208 E. Myrtle forfeited $30 on a charge of littering. Robert Zake, Brownsville, was fined a total of $95 on charges of public profanity, public drunkenness and trespassing. Robert E.
Feathers, 842 Dyer was fined $60.50 and his driver's license suspended five months and 29 days on a charge of driving while intoxicated. SUITS FILED Chancery Court (Johnson City) Luis A. Serron VS. Buford Ellington, J. Howard.
Warf, George Barnes, Thomas M. Divine, Dale Glover, Edward L. Jennings, James H. Jones Edwin H. Kennedy, F.
Thornton Strang, J. Frank Tay-. lor, James Williams; Hugh McDade, George N. Dove and Dr. D.
P. Culp, petition for judicial review of a decision by the Tennessee Board of Education dismissing Serron under permanent tenure status. Teddie Carline Young Tyree VS. -Larkey Joe Tyree, divorce. James Lewis Donnells and wife, Linda May Donnells; Hershill Lee Donnells and wife, Barbara Sue Donnells vs.
David E. Donnells and wife, Katy Donnells; Elizabeth -Dianne Donnells Hughes and husband, Harold Hughes; Patricia Donnells; Phyllis Donnells Campbell and husband, Troy Campbell; Rowena Donnells Cannon and husband, 'Roy W. Cannon, and James Louis Donnells, bill for partitioning of land. Saundra E. Jackson vs.
Melvin Lewis Jackson, petition for attachment of property and contempt of court. Law Court (Johnson City) Judith Ann Tipton vs, Anthony E. Tipton, divorce, Ruby Ford vs. J. R.
Ford, divorce. Theresa Lou Barrett, by- John Barrett, Susan Roberts, James Russell Roberts and Fidelity and Guaranty petition for approval of settlement for a minor. Helen Lucille Crowe. Buckingham vs. Carl Reece Buckingham, John W.
Rush, 1305 Rock Garden Ollie Shell, Rt. Judy Staten, Rt. 4 William D. -West, Mountain City CITY POLICE COURT Louise Tucker, 1112 E. Lakeview divorce.
EMERGENCY CALLS City Fire Department 12:55 Sunday, 1968 model car belonging to Susan Vance, Erwin, in back of East Tennessee State. University stadium. Back seat on fire. Co. 2.
Small damage. 10:38 p.m., Sunday. 422 Hamilton 1967 model. car, owned by James Powell. Overheated motor but no fire.
Co. 4. At 3:31, p.m., Monday, No. 6 answered a call to Watauga and Elm where a car belonging to Ray Hen. derson, 2104 Greenbriar, was on fire, The cause was determined as backfire through the rator.
'No damage. Jonesboro Fire Department No calls. Livingston found dead on tracks near Telford ville, N. two sisters, Mrs. Jake Woodward and Mrs.
James Davis, Erwin. Robert Ledford is in charge. MRS. CLORA PIERCE Mrs. Clora V.
Pierce, 55, 118 W. Holston' died at- 11:35 a.m. yesterday in Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. was a native of Carter County but had resided in Johnson City for the past. 37 years.
She was the daughter of the late Edward and Pauline Honeycutt Campbell. Survivors include the husband, Everett, a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Crigger, .2, Jonesboro; two brothers, Frank Campbell, Washington, and David Campbell, Jonesboro; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Bell Nave, Elizabethton, and Mrs. Georgia Ingram, High Point, N.C., two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Appalachian is in charge. JAMES R. JOHNSON James R. (Jim) Johnson, 45, (421 Hamilton died at 5:15 p.m. yesterday at his residence of an apparent heart attack.
He was a native of Washington County, a graduate of Sulphur Springs High School, and graduated from East Tennessee State University in 1950. He was a hospital employe of the Veteran's Administration, Mountain Home. He served as secretary and treasurer of the Johnson City Bowling Association. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps in World War II in the South Pacific theatre of Survivors include one son, Jimmy Stuart, Johnson City; and his mother, Mrs.
Doris Johnson Brown, Johnson City. Woodall is in charge. LEONA M. WALKER Leona Maud Walker, 85, formerly of Sulphur Springs, died yesterday in Sandy Springs Hospital, Georgia. Miss Walker was a member of Sulphur Springs United Methodist Church.
The body is being returned today to Jonesboro for burial. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Dillow Taylor, Jonesboro, is in charge. Tennessee Chair now reorganized (P.C Eltzabethion Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Tennessee Chair Co. Inc.
was reorganized yesterday under the name of East Tennessee Chair Co. Inc. C. Lee Richardson, owner and operator of the business since 11934 roll Richardson. The latter has been with the old firm for- the past 10 years as vice resident, Shumate comes from the Empire Furniture Corp.
of Johnson City having served as vice president Directors for the of past several years: the new firm are C. Lee Richardson, Bob Summers, L. H. Shumate formerly of the Empire plant at Johnson City. A The plant, situated at 406 Sycamore will continue to chairs under contract.
About 75 manufacture and do distribute persons. are on the payroll. Lewis Shumate III, has been named executive vice president of the reorganized firm here. He was vice president in charge sales at the Empire plant (for 10 years, JOHNSON CARE 204 West Main Street, Johnson City, TN. Published daily and Sunday, Second class postage paid at Johnson City.
TN. Subscriptions: $33.80 per year. by mail, postage paid. Say It With. flowers from TEILMANN'S Florist And Greenhouses 1712 Oakland Ave.
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Pallbearers will be Earl Hilbert, Steven Dickeson, Bobby Dickeson, Buddy Broyles, Don Anderson and Bob Broyles. Flower -bearers will be friends and neighbors. The body will remain at the funeral home throughout services where the family will receive friends from to 9 p.m. Monday. Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home, Jonesboro, is In charge of the arrangements.
Funeral notices (EDITOR'S NOTE: Deadline for fuof the City Press-Chronicle is neral notices. for the Evening edition 10 a.m. and for the Sunday edition 2. p.m. Saturday, Your cooperation will be appreciated.
DILLOW-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Jonesboro David William Livingston Funeral services for David William Livingston, age Sunday 35, at of Telford p.m., Route will died 4:30 be Tuesday at' 2 p.m.- from the chapel of Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home with the minister Roy Scarem and the Rev. Leonard Smith officiating. Interment BAKER FUNERAL HOME Johnson City Mrs. Nora Jean O'Dell Funeral rvices for Mrs. Nora Jean: Dell; age 76, who.
ed away In Colonial Hill Nursing Home at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, wit be held Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. from the Morris-Baker Funeral Home. offictating witt be the Rev. Paul Smith, Dr.
A. B. Wing. Interment in Monte Vista Burial Park. Honorary pallbearers will be Beverly Trent, J.
D. Hampton, George DeLa Rue, George Hiskey, Chester Trent, Howard Trent, Robert Orren, Herbert Hodge, T. H. Dearing. to be at the funeral home p.m.
Active pallbearers, who are, requestedTuesday, will be Frank Bowman, D. F. Smith, Jess Humphreys, W. C. Hodge Archie Hodge, and Glen Curd.
Flower bearers will be Gray Ladies of Mountain Home and ladies of the Perennial Garden Club. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. MorrisBaker Funeral Home, 2001 Oakland Avenue, is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT LEDFORD FUNERAL HOME Erwin William A.
Ledford Funeral services for. A. Ledford, age 50, of Route 1, Jonesboro, who died at his residence at 8:30 a.m. Sunday after an extended Itiness, wilf be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the Dry Creek Freewill Baptist Church with the Rev.
Robert Davis and the Rev. Bill Mullins officiating. Interment will be in Roselawn Memory Gardens. The James Strickland VFW Post No. 5809 will serve as pallbearers and be in charge of military honors at graveside.
Flower bearers will be nieces and friends. The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Robert Ledford Funeral Home, Erwin, is- in charge. of the arrangements.
APPALACHIAN FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Clora V. Pierce Funeral services for Mrs. Clora V. Pierce, 55, 118 W.
Holston who: died 11:05 a.m. Monday in Memorial Hospital will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Appalachian Funeral Home chapel. with the Rev. J.
A. Aldridge officiating. Interment will be- in' Monte Vista Burial Park. Pallbearers will' be selected from friends. The body wit remain at the funeral home: where the family will receive friends from 9 p.m.
Tuesday. Annalachian Fu -Unicor man in Montana Newspaperboy injured while Erwin Bureau) ERWIN A former Unicoi. man, Frank Davis, has been appointed judge- of Montana's Fifth Judicial District. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Davis was appointed by Montana Governor Forrest Anderson, to fill out an unexpired term until November, at which time he will seek reelection. The district covers three counties. He had planned to run for the office of Beaverhead County attorney, but withdrew following his Davis. practicing law Dillon, since 1953. -He is a graduate of Unicoi County High School, the University of Tennessee, and a former instructor of law at Dickinson in Carlisle, Pa.
Davis and his wife, Jean have five children. He had previously been named by the governor to the executive board at Western Montana College, and serves on the board of trustees of the Dillon Public Library. on delivery and Jerry McCurry. FABRIC HONORED POPE Ricky Ingram, 13, 1001 E. Main Jonesboro, was critically injured yesterday afterLoon when he was struck by a car on East Main Street in Jonesboro.
Young Ingram was on his bicycle delivering papers for the Johnson City Press-Chronicle when, according to Washington County officers, he rode into the path of a car driven by Linca Hartley, 2820 Emory Lane, Johnson City. He was admitted the intensive care unit of Memorial Hospital where he was listed in critical condition last night. No charges were placed according to Deputies Bill Malone The name poplin comes from "papeline," a fabric woven of silk at Avignon, France, in the 1400s. The new fabric was named to honor the Pope, who reigned in France when it was first woven. MOVING? Call 926-8101 UNITED WAREHOUSE AND TRANSFER The dismembered of David W.
Livingston, 35, Telford was found Sunday just west of the east switch on Southern Railways tracks through Telford community. Engine 2747 of Southern Railway came upon the body at 5:45 p.m. Apparently Livingston had been struck by a train' using the track sometime during the day or the night before. Parts of the body were strewn along the track, indicating that the corpse was dragged over 200 yards down the track. After discovering the body, the engine backed the track.
then the Washington County Sheriff's office was notified of the incident. Approximately 100 yards from the spot where the body was discovered, a large grocery bag containing several cans of un- Mrs. O'Dell, teacher, succumbs Mrs. Nora Jean Hodge O'Dell, 76, 1300 E. 11th died at p.m.
Sunday at Colonial Hill Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Mrs. O'Dell had started teaching in Washington County at the age 16: She taught for many years in a shin g- ton County schools including Embree ville, Boones Creek, Barnes, Austin Springs, and Mrs. Nora O'Dell Piney Grove. In the early 1940s, she moved to Knoxville and started teaching at Oak Ridge.
She continued teaching in the Oak Ridge school system until her retirement in 1958. Mrs. O'Dell moved back to Johnson City in 1960 and lived with a sister-in-law, Mrs. Maxine Hodge, at 1300 11th Ave. After returning, she was very active in Gray Lady work at Mountain Home's Veterans Administration Center where she accumulated several thousands hours of volunteer work: She also was active in the Perennial Garden Club, which the Newcomers Club; she had served as president: Austin Springs Home Demonstration Club.
Mrs. O'Dell belonged to First United Methodist Church where she was a member of the Ladies Bible Class. 3 was a native: of Washington County, having been born in the Austin Springs area. She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Trent her nasband, James O'Dell, died in 1957. Survivors include a brother, Lawrence C.
Hodge, Baltimore, three nephews, Bill Hodge, Piney Flats, Richard Hodge, Elizabethton, and Tom Hodge, Johnson city; three nieces, Mrs. Jane Curd, Piney Mrs. Pegggy Denton, Baltimore; and Mrs. Carolyn Haire, San Diego, two sisters in Mrs. Maxine Hodge Mrs.
Ernestine Hodge, Piney Flats; several grandnephews and grandnieces. Morris-Baker in charge. opened beer lay scattered between railroad ties. People living near the scene or the incident told investigating officers that Livingston often walked down the track on his way home. The exact time of the accident is not known.
Sheriff's Deputies Floyd Gray, George Bowman, Burhi Collins, and Robert Thompson were assisted in the investigation by Southern Railway Detectives W. L. Goard, D. E. Lucas, and J.
R. Willis. Livingston, Rt. 2, Jonesboro, died at 4:30 p.m. yesterday.
A native of Washington County, Mira Livingston was a member of Central Christian Church, Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Livingston; one son, David William Telford; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Dickeson, Rt. 6, Jonesboro.
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to Neon. After Phone 247-3731 hours call Johnson- City 928-7449 BANKRUPTCY SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1970, BY THE TRUSTEE Inventory of the Auto Sales, Inc. LOCATION: NORTH ROAN JOHNSON CITY, TENN. THE PROPERTY: IN MAIN OFFICE BUILDING Office Furniture and Fixtures Office Business Machines 2 Safes, Inter-com, Window Air Conditioners and Miscellaneous Items IN SHOP BUILDING Genuine.
Parts, Supplies and Shelving TIME OF SALE: BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1970. TERMS: CASH AUCTONEER; EDDIE McKINNEY BY ORDER OF THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT IN, BANKRUPTCY FRANK A.
BUCHANAN, TRUSTEE 1225 Southwest Johnson City, Tenn. BIDDERS MAY REGISTER AND EXAMINE PROPERTY ONE HOUR BEFORE TIME OF SALE.
