History of Fentress County, Tennessee
C. L. Hurst is a son of Church Hurst, a prominent business man of this county and a brother of Oney Hurst, who was for several years tax assessor of Fentress County. His father was County Road Superintendent for one term, and is now Mail Contractor on Star Route from Jamestown to Rugby.
C. L. was nominated by the Republicans for County Court Clerk in 1918, and was elected in August following. He gives all his attention to the duties of the office.
C. L. Hurst is a son of Church Hurst, a prominent business man of this county and a brother of Oney Hurst, who was for several years tax assessor of Fentress County. His father was County Road Superintendent for one term, and is now Mail Contractor on Star Route from Jamestown to Rugby.
C. L. was nominated by the Republicans for County Court Clerk in 1918, and was elected in August following. He gives all his attention to the duties of the office.
History of Fentress County, Tennessee
C. L. Hurst is a son of Church Hurst, a prominent business man of this county and a brother of Oney Hurst, who was for several years tax assessor of Fentress County. His father was County Road Superintendent for one term, and is now Mail Contractor on Star Route from Jamestown to Rugby.
C. L. was nominated by the Republicans for County Court Clerk in 1918, and was elected in August following. He gives all his attention to the duties of the office.
C. L. Hurst is a son of Church Hurst, a prominent business man of this county and a brother of Oney Hurst, who was for several years tax assessor of Fentress County. His father was County Road Superintendent for one term, and is now Mail Contractor on Star Route from Jamestown to Rugby.
C. L. was nominated by the Republicans for County Court Clerk in 1918, and was elected in August following. He gives all his attention to the duties of the office.
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