Roach Severely Injured in Auto Accident
Mr B E Roach, editor of the Cliffside News and head of the Haynes Memorial building at Cliffside, was struck from a running board by a passing car near Spin Gate Tuesday morning. He suffered a broken collar bone a dislocated shoulder and severe cuts but was carried home for treatment and later taken to Rutherfordton Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Roach
Sin Duncan
Spinfeet
Dun
Rutherfordton
Roach
Cemtas
Ation
Mr. Roach
Cal
Haynes Memorial
Cliffside
Cliffside News
Broadus Roach
Mrs Mooney Dead In July Momentary Obit
Mrs. Sarah L Mooney died at her daughter Mrs M G Allen home on June 22 after six months illness Her funeral was led by Rev W T Tate and burial followed at First Broadchurch She is survived by her husband E D and children Mrs M G Allen Mrs E W Panther Mrs J W Keller Mrs J D Mooney of Ferry Mooney of Rutherfordton and others The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Panther
J. W. Keller
J. D. Mooney
JM. Mooney
Ferry
Mooney
Rutherfordton
Birthday Celebration Honors Harle and Har Hil Seventy
Forest City July 3 Friends of Mr and Mrs J held a birthday and 70th anniversary party for Mr Har d and Mrs Har Hil Nine children 57 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren plus many relatives attended over 109 people were present Gifts were given A dinner was shared with attendees from Henrietta Shelby Cliffside Alexander Caroleen Forest City and nearby communities Rev T Tate and Rev C D Barton attended with their families and many others from area towns joined in the celebration.
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Forest City
Hard
Har- Hil
Henrietta
Shelby
Cliffside
Alexander
Caroleen
Winners in Second Primary Quiet Vote Declines Noted
The second primary passed off quietly last Saturday with a notable drop in voter turnout. Runover results show a diminished tally across contests and indicate lower engagement compared with the initial primary.
Ellenboro News Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Scoggins of Rutherfordton visited Mr and Mrs J C Byers last week. Mary Martin spent time in Shelby visiting her sister Mrs Leverizh. The Dobbins church choir sang in Ellenboro Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs M Z Wright hosted Odus Horton of Monroe for the weekend. Ellenboro baseball beat Cliffside 6 to 8. Mr and Mrs J P Stockton visited relatives near Mooresboro. Mrs N E Blanton returned from Charlotte after visiting her son B B Blanton. Billie Doggett and Lois Martin of Cowpens S C spent the weekend with Inez Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oa Scoggins
Rutherfordton
J. C. Byers
C. H.ee
Mary Martin
Shelby
Leverizh
Dobbins’ Church
Ellenboro
M. Z. Wright
Odus Horton
Monroe
Hollifield Resigns as Manager of Lumber Firm
Mr. R. K. Hollifield resigns as manager of Hollifield Champion Lumber Co after about fifteen years. Stockholders enjoyed steady dividends and the business prospered through depressions. H. B. Doggett to take over, Hollifield to stay in Forest City and may pursue other lumber ventures.
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R. K. Hollifield
Hollifield Champion Lumber Co
Hollifield
Hollifield Champion Co
H. B. Doggett
Forest City
Forest City C C proposes Marion to Spartanburg train
Forest City Chamber of Commerce letters urge adding a gasoline motor car from Marion to Spartanburg via the C C O & C route. Backing comes from Spartanburg Asheville and Charlotte Chambers. Officials in Spartanburg Asheville and Marion express interest and support, with no final railroad response yet. The move aims to improve connections among Wilmington Raleigh Charlotte and city trade.
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Forest City Chamber of Commerce
Marion Junction
Spartanburg
Chambers of Commerce
Charlotte
Asheville
Forest City Chamber of Commerece
Wimington
Raleigh
Chas. A. Webb
Southern
Marion
R. O. Self
Corporation Commission
Self
Commission
C. C. & O. People
Forest City
E. W. Long
Seaboard
Hugh F. Little
Patriot Child Born in Blanton Family on Independence Day
The Fourth was a memorable day for Attorney R. R. Blanton’s family as a stork delivered a fine boy. The infant is described as certain to be 100 percent American, marking a patriotic birth milestone in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Blanton
Proof of the pudding is in the eating thereof
Thousands praise Tanlac and Reinhardt Drug Co. The ad asserts the medicine’s strong appeal and urges readers to try Tanlac through Reinhardt Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhardt Drug Co
Round Hill Academy to Open August 22
Round Hill Academy in Union Mills announces the 28th annual session opening August 22, 1922. The catalog highlights an improved athletic field, enrollment growth, 116 students, 25 diplomas from the Home Mission Board, and 10 graduates. The staff expands with Miss Florence Reed joining as a new teacher alongside a strong faculty led by Prof. M. L. Skaggs.
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Union Mills
Round Hill Academy
Home Mission Board
Elizabeth Shackelford
Eden
University of Chicago
Florence Reed
Reed
Meredith College
M. L. Skaggs
Ethel Parker
Josefiaine Lathrop
Ethel Elmore
Round Hill Church
West
Baptist State Board
Harris
Nanney
Camp Creek
Gallert
McFarland
Grant Allen
Rutherfordton
Frank Goforth
Lewis Koon
Auinie Lewis
Eleanor Sparks
Chimney Rock
Jeff
Pennington Gap
Union Mills and Rutherfordton bail game score
Local report notes Union Mills defeated Rutherfordton 10 to 6 in a Saturday bail game. The item mentions various residents including Mr. Skaggs granted a two week absence yearly, Miss Esther Buchanan visiting relatives, and notable health updates on Mr. J W Nanney. Reverend M L Buchanan resigns from Round Hill field to begin evangelistic work October 1.
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Skaggs
Esther Buchanan
Aitapass
Bakersville
Union Mills
Rutherfordton
Will Morris
Elliott
Nealsville
J. D. Mor
J. W. Nanney
Nanney
M. L. Buchanan
Round Hill
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Creek
Home Board
Buchanan
Virgie Nanney
Oklahoma
Miss Nanney
Anderson Nanney
Missney
Alamosa
Colorado
Death of J M Carver Farmer From Frog Level
Mr J M Carver aged about 45 a prominent farmer of the Frog Level area died at home last Saturday after a cancer illness. He leaves a wife and several children and is a son in law of A Moore. The funeral was led by Rev Parker Holmes at Pleasant Grove with a large gathering of friends present.
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J.M. Carver
Carver
A. Moore
Parker Holmes
Pleasant Grove
Breeding Roberson Wedding in Rutherfordton Home
Arvile Breeding and Sliss Effie Dill Roberson wed Thursday June 15 at the Roberson home in Rutherfordton R-3. Rev H C Culbreth officiated before a large gathering. A fruit supper followed and the couple departed that Saturday for a new home in West Virginia.
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Arvile Breeding
Sliss Effie Dill Roberson
George F. Roberson
Rutherfordton R-3
H. C. Culbreth
West Virginia
Man fatally shoots self in Pleasant Grove yard
Mrs. T S Humphries found her husband dead in their Route 3 yard with a bullet through the head. He, about 63, had powder burns on his fingers and used a 38 caliber pistol. Health troubles and insomnia are noted. Neighbors assisted as funeral plans remained unsettled. He left a wife, two sons, and two daughters as survivors.
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T. S. Humphries
Route 3
Pleasant Grove
Humphries
Burrel Bridges
Claude Wilson
Reides
Henrietta
Converse
S. Ce
Gaffney
Forest City
Smith’ Grove Baptist Church
Pre
Birthday tribute for Mrs Powers with guests from Gastonia
A June 25 birthday gathering honored Mrs L E Powers aged 64 with a yard celebration under trees. Out of town attendees included Mrs W N Davis and Miss Mary Neal of Gastonia plus Mr Sam Davis Aunt Jane Baber 82 and other relatives from Gastonia Shelby Bostic Cliffside Henrietta and Forest City.
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L. E. Powers
W. N. Davis
Powers
Mary Neal
Sam Davis
Robi. Craig
Jane” Baber
Gastonia
P. C. Hawkins
Cliffside
Tj. W. McDaniel
Henrietta
Bush Butler
Near Henrietta
S. B. Biggerstaff
Nora
Sunshine
J. B. Long
Forest City
Small Eggs From Trammel Family Baffle Courier
Mr. J. B. Trammel of Route 3 left two tiny Rhode Island Red eggs at the Courier office on Wednesday morning. The eggs are only slightly larger than a bird egg, contrasting with the hens usual large, fine production. Trammel is father of Charles Trammel, a noted Courier contributor and high school graduate. The piece cements Charles as a future preacher, predicting he will serve as a noble clergyman rather than pursue journalism.
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J. B. Trammel
Route 3
Courier
Rhode Island
Trammel
Charles Trammel
The
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A . J. Wilkins
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Board of Education
W. Nanney
J. M. Calton
Ellenboro News
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Union Mills News
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