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Twenty-Five Years Ago This Week Wheat and Local News
Local items note wheat at 2 35 per bushel and coin at 1 65. Shad weighed eight pounds from Tuckahoe. Infant Anna Marie Mitchell, 11 days, died near Goldsboro. funeral at home with Rev. Musser, burial in Greensboro cemetery. Samuel Lewis and son Leslie acquire W K Scotton store at Fourth and Gay, naming Lewis & Son. Mrs Walter Lord’s funeral in Ridgely. formerly Wilhelmina Porter, died after cancer surgery in Philadelphia. Longfellow funeral in Greensboro after surgery. Miriam Todd returns to Beechwood School. Norman Cheezum recovering from surgery. Hazel Everngain home from Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beauchamp
W. H. Mitchell
Goldsboro
Anna Marie
Roy Musser
Greensboro
Samuel Lewis
Leslie
W. K. Scotton
Fourth
Gay Streets
Lewis & Son
Lewis Sr
Leslie Lewis
New York
Walter Lord
Ridgely
Crouse
Methodist Protestant Church
Denton
M. E
Lord
Wil
William L. Longfellow
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
C. T. Wyatt
Jonathan C
Ernest Longfellow
H. W. Hughes
Howard Clegg
Miriam Todd
Beechwood School
J. Atwood Todd
Norman Cheezum
Hazel Everngain
Smyrna