Cliffside notes on school events and revival meetings in 1920
Thriving Cliffside reports a successful music recital by Miss Cardens class and closing school exercises in the auditorium. Enrollment reached a record four hundred with attendance never below ninety percent. Revival meetings began at the Methodist church led by Rev W L Dawson of Forest City.
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Cliffside
Cardens
B. E. Roach
Erwin
Tezeters
Ory Freeman
de Lacquette
Elis Scruggs
Round Hill School
Eula McCraw
Dorothy
Methodist Church
Mit
W. L. Dawson
Forest City
A. J. Burrus
Dawson
Forest City Courier Ownership and Circulation Note 1920
Ownership and management details for Forest City Courier dated April 1 1920 identify J L C Thompson as mess manager and editor, with owners listed as J F Alexander P D Harrill J L C Thompson Gary Hiott and D W Hiott Jr Esaley. No bonds or major securities held by others. Notarized April 6 1920 in Rutherford County North Carolina.
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Congress
Forest City Courier
Forest City
N. C
State of North Carolina
Rutherford
J. L. C. Thompson
Thompson
Gary Hiott
N. P
Forest City R-2 Community Notes and Visitors
Rain disrupts planting as farmers face chores with the Asbury Kisers and McMahans. Louise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurman McMahan, is noted as a fine girl. Movements include Sam Seogstins moving to J R Morrows to farm. Social visits span Aldridges Hamrick Wilkie Goode Scoggins and Cattie Morrow host. Subscribe for full Courier news.
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Cattie Morrow
Zinnie
Toney
Robert Aldridge
G. W. Aldridge
Salury
I. C. Hamrick
Coteze
M Exell Hamrick
Forest City
Lula Wilkie
Mattie
Mammie
Horace
Arthur
Jim Goode
J. T. Wilkie
M.T. Wilkie
J. T. Aldridge
Sam Scoggins
Courier
Catarrhal Deafness and Eustachian Tube Remedy
An old medical ad claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It asserts that restoring the tube will stop deafness, and offers Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a cure with a one hundred dollar reward for proof it fails to cure. The product is attributed to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
I F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Local and Personal News Briefs Reach Forest City Area
Local notes report W L Jones improving and Ida Hill recovering from pneumonia. Visitors include Grover Hardin of Caroleen in Forest City, Mary and Martha Davis of Gastonia with Bessie and Mabel Jones, C C Moore and J C Harrill in Shelby, Sulan Kanipe visiting Lattimore relatives, I B Covington and children in Maiden, W C Bostic at Charlotte medical convention, Mattie Lee Vlack weekend with Olema Flack in Caroleen, Russel Long in Forest City, Ada and Mae Bridges back from Cliffside schools, Doroth Bostic improving after Rutherford Hospital operation, L A Moore and daughter Ethel with Francis Carden, and other local greetings.
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Sauott
Shelby
M. E. School Board
M. E
F. L. Freeman
L. Freeman
Rutherfordton
W. B. Wilson
Padgett
Alda
R. Haynes
Robert Hawkins
Spartanburg
Marion Blanton
S.J. Blanton
Louise, Blanton
Arden
Lillian Michael
Mt. Pleasant
M. F. Hamrick
Clyde
Mr. W. L. Jones
Lorena Hill
Grover Hardin
Caroleen
Ida Hill
Mary and
Martha Davis
Gastonia
Bessie
Mabel Jones
Mesdames
C. C. Moore
J.C. Harrill
Sulan Kanipe
Lattimore
Mrs. I. B Covington
Maiden
W. C. Bostic
Charlotte
Penota Togun
Rome
Lindsay Hunter
Russel Long
Ellenboro
Ada
Mae Bridges
Doroth Bostic
Rutherford Hospital
L. A. Moore
Ethel
Knox Tean
Francis Carden
Mes
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