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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
10
In Spindale on Thursday morning Marjorie and Mildred Tate aged five and three were wounded at their home by an explosion involving dynamite caps. Their father Clarence Tate 36 was arrested then released after a hearing where the incident was ruled an accident. The children were hospitalized with severe injuries including loss of fingers and eye damage.
Police report three old pistols found in a trunk while investigation continues. Children injured in the incident are recuperating in hospital and expected to recover soon barring complications.
Relatives and friends gathered at the Bland home on August 27 for a surprise birthday dinner honoring Mr. W B Bland. Dozens of family members and neighbors from Spartanburg Cliffside Mooresboro Charlotte and Tennessee areas attended or were listed as visitors and guests throughout the event and nearby gatherings.
Public notice in Rutherford County North Carolina states L W Williams J L Williams Mrs J C White Mrs W F Tinsley Mrs Eliza Wright DeWitt Williams Monte Seay J E Kimbell Ralph Kimbell and Roy Kimbell heirs at law of B F Williams deceased must answer a filed action in Superior Court to quiet title remove a cloud on a lost deed 1902 conveyance to Biggerstaff and Blanton with described lot and cafe building on the Forest City square plus related interests. Defendants must appear by October 5 1929 or demur. Clerk of Superior Court C D Dickerson signs. Attorney W McRorie.
Public auction at noon at the Rutherfordton court house to sell a lot in Forest City Cool Springs described from Beaver Street starting at W L Horn and Avery Grayson corners. The sale arises from a 1928 deed of trust by Street Harrill Greene and Eva Kansas Greene to the trustee, due to default.
J Edmund Aycock, a Wayne County 4-H member, has been invited by the U S Department of Agriculture to discuss on a national chain of stations from Washington at 1 30 oclock on Saturday September 7 The notice is dated August 7 1929 and filed in Rutherford County North Carolina with Commercial National Bank of High Point as local trustee represented by attorney R R Blanton
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