Forest City Courier editorial masthead notice
Forest City Courier details weekly publication for Forest City and Rutherford County with C. E. Alcock as editor and owner. The note states second class matter status at Forest City post office.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
5
Forest City Courier details weekly publication for Forest City and Rutherford County with C. E. Alcock as editor and owner. The note states second class matter status at Forest City post office.
Last week the school auditorium hosted the season’s highlight, The Flapper Grandmother. The ensemble delivered a polished performance after brief training, with Miss Shelton guiding a large cast through many roles and earning praise for their handling and stage presence.
The Tattler reports county praise for street improvements in Forest City and notes residents praising the county home under Superintendent and Mrs. Royster. Prof Eaks drives a new car with veteran ease, and editor Griffin may become first president of the Order Boy's Conference. Also listed are upcoming sheriff/land sale notices for Rutherford County with Johns Town parcels 7 through 45 and a March 3 1925 date.
Under a deed of trust dated October 5 1922 and recorded in Book W 12 at page 84, the Barnes couple G B and Annie Barnes authorize a trustees sale of their real estate as per the power of sale contained in the trust instrument.
While in France with the American Army I obtained a French prescription for treating Rheumatism and Neuritis. I shared this with thousands with wonderful results and ask for nothing in return. I will mail it free if you send your address by postal. Paul Case, Dept. V-2, Brockton, MA. 21-2.
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