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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
2
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The Courier corrects a previous notice about the Thirty-fourth Regiment N C Troops during the War Between the States. It states Company B was not entirely Rutherford County men but recruited over one third from Cleveland County.
Verna McGregor administratrix of P A McGregor deceased calls all debts to be paid promptly. Creditors must present claims by May 17 1928 or be barred from recovery. Notice dated May 17 1927.
City officials in Forest City adopt an ordinance dated May 17 1927 prohibiting hog pens within a half mile of the Public Square to curb flies and disease. Violators face misdemeanor charges after June 1 1927 with fines up to five dollars per offense.
Rutherton in May notes a Sunday school outing for Junior boys to Broad River with supper cooking and rock hunting. Local residents visit kin in Hendersonville, Union Mills, Cliffside, Forest City, and Alexander. Memorial services, singing practices, and various family visits mark the week.
The Oak Grove News lists weekend visits and family gatherings across Ellenboro Spindale Rutherfordton Shelby and Avondale. Families including Harvill Magness Randall Harrill McDaniel and Bedford enjoyed memorial services visits and travel to Charlotte Cliffside Pleasant Grove and Shelby with new Ford touring car purchases noted.
In Harris R-1 on May 23 farmers hope for rain as this section stays busy with crops. A large crowd attended memorial services featuring sermon, graveside decor, dinners and speeches. Local pastors and community members, including Rev. Davis of Spindale, and pastor Dr. Adams, who is ill, are noted. The little son of Luther Green of Spindale died and was buried at Holly Springs. Fiddlers gathered for a Harris convention, and the choir plans rehearsals for an Adaville event.
Union Mills notes detail B Y P U visitors picnic at Polly's Spout with a bountiful supper. A township Sunday school convention is set for Round Hill Baptist church on May 29 with speakers from various churches. Christian Endeavor met and elected Cora Mashburn president, changing meeting to Wednesdays at 7 30. Other local news covers residents traveling, hospital visits, and sun heat speculation.
Sunday night at Mrs. J. M. Randall's. Miss Belle Wilkie and Ollierea Randall spent the weekend in Cliff Side visiting cousin Ruth Harrill. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Harrill and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrill visited Mr. W. T. Harrill Saturday night.
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