Land transfers listed for September 1930 to 1950 across multiple districts
A compilation of land transfer notices shows Aselvin W. Andrew and wife to Lewis Nafginzer on September 26, 150, in the Third Election District, and Nora Russel Hitchens to Audrey Tinles on September 15, 1930 along the Goldsboro to Incleside road. Additional transfers include Harve Dean to EF Lloyd Fooks on September 27, 1930 in the Seventh Election District, Charles V. Layton to Howard C. Eley on September 23, 1950 in the Third Election District, and Carsten Johannsen to Ella M. Harrison on September 27, 1950 in the Fourth Election District, with reciprocal transfer from Harrison to Johannsen on the same date. Further entries note Elwood Butler to Charles Koch on September 28, 1950 for two parcels in the Third District, Ringgold Jr. to Roger Ringgold on September 27, 1950 in the Seventh District, Marine to William Wooters on September 28, 1950 in the Third District, Edith Gibson to Malcolm Pollock on September 29, 1950 in the Second District, Detwiler to Gibson on September 24, 1950 in the First District, Benson to Callison dated September 30, 19350 in Preston Town, Callison to Benson on September 30, 1930 in Preston, Cannon et al to Taslow on September 30, 1950 in the Second District, Wheatley et al to Darrell Wheatley dated September 30, 1950 for two tracts in the Fifth District, and Catherine Elliott to James Luff on September 27, 1950 in the First District.
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Aselvin W. Andrew
Lewis M. Nafginzer
Nora Russel Hitchens
Audrey Tinles
Goldsboro
Incleside
Harve
Dean
Lloyd Fooks
Charles V. Layton
Howard C. Eley
Carsten J. Johannsen
Ella M. Harrison
Charles J. Johannsen
Elwood Butler
Charles Oliver Koch
Wilbert L. Merriken Et al
Roger RB. Ringgold Jr
J. Eldon Marine
William G. Wooters
Edith C. Gibson
Malcolm Graeme Pollock
James F. Detwiler
Charles Edward Benson
Rachel Callison
Preston
Charles Fidward Benson
Edith M. Cannon
James Albert Taslow
Decadent Capitalism and U S Coal Boom
Analyzing postwar industrial growth the piece notes American manufacturing capacity surpassing 1910 by 50 percent and production up over 60 percent in a decade. It highlights 220 large coal mines opened recently plus 800 smaller ones, yielding 280 million tons a year, exceeding Britain and Soviet Union targets, challenging claims of a collapsing capitalist system.
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Britain
British Empire
Soviet Union
Abbe management hailed for efficiency and safety gains
Fragmentary text praises management for boosting output while reducing cost and improving safety, aligned with national industry practice. It reflects confidence in organizational leadership to enhance production across sectors including coal.
The Blue Jay Described in A Nation Records
A portrait of the blue jay notes its dual nature as pest and helper. It feeds largely on nuts and seeds yet preys on nestlings, affecting other birds. The piece cites its wide range and bold behavior outside its home, warning readers about its sharp temper and impact on feathered communities.
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Ceculis
Wwe Taasa
United States
Canada
Dakotas
Colorado
Texas
Blue Jas
West
Hbmue Jay
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Delaware Maryland and North Carolina
A list of couples granted marriage licenses includes William Tomilison and Leona Martin of Dover. Thomas Deacon and Helen Lafferty of Smyrna. Amos Harris and Barbara Towers of Denton. Clarence Corbett and Irene Seabron of Whittaker. Lemuel Dill and Mary Cheffins of Ridgely. Clifton Pearson and Mary Simmons of Kenton. Raymond Dolin and Evelyn Gallant of Centreville. Additional licenses shown for Hardy and Preston areas.
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William Tomilison
Dover
Del
Leona Martin
Thomas James Deacon
Smyrna
Helen Elizabeth Lafferty
Amos Elijah Harris
Denton
Barbara Ellen Towers
Clarence Corbett
Irene Seabron
Cirphens Court probate and estate actions listed
The Cirphens Court met in regular session with Chief Judge HL Roland Towers and Associate Judges Charles V. Moore and J. Norris Coulbs. The Last Will of John Robert Rochester was admitted to probate with Bessie Rochester Bryant named executrix. Notices to creditors were ordered published. Small estate petition for Edward Rundell granted to Bertha Rothenstein. Estate of Thomas H. Chambers to reduce appraisement. Accounts and releases filed for several estates and mortgages. Burt Hobbs probate noted. Court set Tuesday October 16 at 10 o'clock.
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Cirphens
HL Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulbs
John Robert Rochester
Bessie Rochester Bryant
Edward Rundell
Bertha Rothenstein
Thomas H. Chambers
Alonzo Elliott Brown
Henry Preston Price
Hill
Nettie C. D. Carter
Robert W. Downes Jr
Harvey H. Dean
Burt Hobbs
In Memoriam Hilda R Cade Remembered by Family
A tribute notes the one year since Hilda R Cade’s passing on Oct 26 1949. Her loving brothers and sisters express deep affection and fond memories that remain in their hearts.
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Hilda R. Cade
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Have
Gibson Refrigerators
Pumbing
West Denton
G. C. Cohee
Urchans’ Court
Memoriam
Pure Oil
Bennie Pure
Niewsprarp Erhabhive
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