Macie Logan Suicide Verdict Shocks Shelby County
Coroner's jury in Moorestown reports Macie Logan colored of Mooresboro took her own life by pistol wound to the right arm. The inquest notes ambidexterity and possible left hand firing amid blood loss and multiple shots. Husband Julius Logan away at a festival. Maude Brannon witnessed threat and retreat.
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Macie Logan
Mooresboro
T. Coskridge
Mace Logan
Julius Logan
Maude Brannon
Maude
Wlade
Macie
Pistos
Shelby Star
Weekend visits noted from Forest City to Ellenboro
Mr. Paul Greene of Forest City spent the week end with Hoyte Sparks. Miss Sarah Byers studying at Union Mills visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byers. Jennie and Mary Davis visited Miss Louise Elliotte. Sarah M. Walker studying at Ellenboro spent Thanksgiving with her parents near New House. Prof. G. M. Nelson Ellenboro principal spent Thanksgiving in Spartanburg. Pauline Harrelson Ellenboro teacher spent holidays with her parents in Cherryville. Leah Martin visited home folks. C Rex Long spent weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long. Fannie Wright spent Thanksgiving in Raleigh with Mia and Mrs. W. M. Porter. Louise Elliotte hosted friends Saturday night. D. B. Harrill has been unwell recently. Minnie Hampton is very sick. We wish her a speedy recovery.
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Paul Greene
Forest City
Hoyte Sparks
Sarah Byers
Union Mills
J. C. Byers
Jennie and
Mary Davis
Louise Elliotte
Sarah M. Walker
Ellenboro
New Oouse
G. M. Nelson
Spartanburg
Pauline Harrelson
Cherryville
Leah Martin
C. Rex Long
J. C. Long
Fannie Wright
Raleigh
Mia
W. M. Porter
Community Notes From Mt Pleasant and Nearby
Mt Pleas ant News reports illness for Mr C M Holland and notes visitors and movements in the area. W P Kennedy and family visited A G Randall. Bertha Vassey visited Boiling Springs. Mary Green visited Dee and Pauline Toms. H B Vassey and family with Toms and Randall groups gathered at Toms home. Joseph Randall bought Ward Bridges grocery at Harrisltown and will open Thursday. Rev W K Collins to lead services next Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
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Forest City
R. 2
C. M. Holland
W. P. Kennedy
Elsenboro
A. G. Randall
Bertha Vassey
Boiling Springs
Mary Green
Dee
Pauline Toms
H. B. Vassey
Forest City Route 2 News Highlights Local Visits
Mr. Love Hoyle returned from two years in Virginia and may go back. Lloyd Carver of Charlotte spent the weekend with his parents. Grace McDaniel visited Ella Trout in Spindale. Thanksgiving guests at A. C. Moore’s included Brendon Douth Crawford Moore Ella Trout Grace McDaniel Gordon Moore family plus D. M. Carver and others. J D Hudgins and Crow’s schoolmates visited sick Marvin Crow. Oakland teachers spent Thanksgiving with home folks. George Horn and family visited over the weekend.
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Love Hoyle
Virginia
Virginia Fine
Lloyd Carver
Charlotte
Hunter Carver
Grace McDaniel
Ella Trout
Spindale
A. C. Moore
Brendon Douth
Crawford Moore
Oakland
George Horn
Boiling Springs
Administrator's Notice of J. B. Blanton Estate
Administrator of J B Blanton deceased Rutherford County North Carolina calls all claimants to present claims by October 25 1923 and all debts to be paid promptly. Forest City notice signed October 2 1923 by R R Blanton administrator of the estate.
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J. B. Blanton
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Forest City
Igns
Forest City Courier and Atlanta Constitution Offer
Subscription notice lists Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution at two dollars yearly. Encourages readers to place orders through The Courier for delivery details and pricing.
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Forest City
Atlanta Constitution
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Kodaks
Mary Garden
Dyjer Kiss
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Azurea
Houbigant
Ribbonzure Norris
Conklin’s
Superite
Long Drug Co
Forest City, N. C
Ellenboro News
MT. Pleasant News
Chevrolet
R. R. Blanton
Springfield
Forest City Motor CO
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Griffon
Greenewald
Spartanburg, S. C
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