Death notices for Frances Stallings in North Durham Baptist Church
Frances Stallings widow and former Mrs Frances Stallings, daughter of Mrs W H Stallings, died after 49 days of illness. She lived in Durhammost of her life. Survived by two brothers J D Stallings of Durham and W J Stallings of Missouri and one sister Mrs T K Redmond. Funeral held at North Durham Baptist Church with interment in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Frances Lasse
J.” Meeron
Frances Stalings
W. H.stalinga
J. D. Stallings
Durham
W. J. Stallings
Missouri
T. K. Red
Rocky Mont
North Durbar
Maplewond Cemetery
Mrs Lina Hackney Durham Editor’s Widow Dies at Home
Mrs Lina A Hackney wife of the late EC Hackney editor of the Durham Recorder died at her Durham home on Dillard street Saturday morning at 80 o clock after years of rheumatism. A longtime city figure she belonged to the Episcopal church and faced illness with patience. The funeral was held Sunday at St Philip’s Episcopal church conducted by Rev S S Bost with burial at Maplewood Cemetery.
Durham News Briefs Reflect Local Life and Notices
A two week term is planned for the court with one week for civil actions. Pollard Brothers advertise hardware. Menara Batts and J A Warren form a cream manufacturing partnership. Flora Teasley wed Pass Watson at 106 Peabody Street, they plan to live on a farm. Mrs M A Davis died at her son’s home on East Main. funeral from Branson Church. Durham Gun Club formed with-Claire M Carr president and W C Lindsey secretary. Fire alarm sparked a small dwelling fire at Mag Bash’s home. damage about 25 dollars. Amanda Capps seeks custody of her child. Judge Manning grants custody to the mother. Flora Gost, 20, died of typhoid, buried in Granville. Irvin M Cheek of Raleigh named city editor of the Daily Son, starting soon. welcomed by Durham press. Dr B A Betts selling Main Steel Pharmacy stake. to move to Washington DC. Harvey Oil Co ad seeks salesman. commission based. A man, age 51, died of consumption. funeral at Trinity Methodist with Pythian services. The text notes religious and fraternal ties, local business moves, and personal milestones.
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Flora Teasley
Pass Watson
Peabody Street
A. P. Barbee
Amanda Capa
James Capps
Manning
Flora Gost
Radford Good
Granville
Irvin M. Cheek
Ral” Tig
Daily Son
Chea
Warham
Darham
Cheek
Durham
B. A. Betts
Steel Pharmacy Company
Washington, D. C
Thomas
Durham theater set to reopen in September after repairs
Free show at Maina Church streets venue closed for repairs and will reopen in September. Amid disruptions, performances resume with a schedule including five shows at Lakes im Durham and events featuring Annie Kisotot. Local notables such as Samuel H. Peace, a longtime tailor, are noted, and the week closes with a church meeting where Dr. C. Tern is elected.
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Sonia
Maina Church Streets
Wil
Tae
Vnd Boys
Lakewood
Sucre
Sarvage
Petco Reni
Durham
Curio
Mies Annie Kisotot
Seaoe Talehary
Peehasing
Bost
Hosea
Telock
Samuel H. Peace
Hay Tears and 98
The fragmentary OCR text references hay tears and the number 98 without clear context or events. This item appears as a brief, non-descriptive note from a historical page segment.
Norfolk News Recaps Local Business and Legal Beats
A Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch summary recounts recent crime and business notes. Walter Hobbs, once a Durham boy now in Norfolk, faces whiskey selling charges with a Recorder sentence pending. The piece highlights Hobbs’ long career in book and tobacco trades, his Norfolk move, and efforts to grow several business ventures despite dry laws. It also covers a fire at a candy outlet on Vickers avenue and the resilience of local merchants amid past and ongoing challenges.
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Cig Alway
Ater
Bros
Walter Hobbs
Fields
Ahbed
North
Urbam
Recorder
Norfolk Papers
Sykes
Durham
Allo
Dorta
Hobbe
T. J. Gattis
American Tobacco Company
Norfolk
Te Harts Woodson
Lowney
Vickers Avenue
Litle Hope
Te Assciaton
Credit Men
Tewater
Confectioners Association
Norie
Garner
Frasier
Local man Bradab Struck by Automobile in Street
Bradab was struck by an automobile Wednesday afternoon about one hour after noon. The car driven by Austin Carr ran into him as he was playing in the street. Injuries were painful but not considered serious, and he was expected to be all right.
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Frank Tomato
Austin Carr
Port Wan Gong
Dent Borsinearins Teat Protest In Lecermmnra
A garbled OCR fragment references a protest at Lecermmnra with unclear names and actions. Readable hints point to a public demonstration or school event, but details are too fragmentary to confirm participants, location, or outcome.
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Sen
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W. M
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H. W. Nichl
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