Forest City NC Treasurer's Cash Report 1928 29
Town financial record listing cash totals 24 357 85 for period June 1 1928 to May 31 1929 prepared by J. E Caldwell Treasurer.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
8
Town financial record listing cash totals 24 357 85 for period June 1 1928 to May 31 1929 prepared by J. E Caldwell Treasurer.
Large attendance at the Mooresboro singing led by Avery Gillespie. marriage announced for Miss Mavis Causby to Mr. Fred Austin of Charlotte. local residents visited and planned travel to Philadelphia for Eastern University. Social events include dinner guests, missionary society meeting, and weekend visits. a Workers Council meeting at High Schools is set with officer and teacher elections for the coming year amid expenses listed.
Country children benefit as rural education evolves through 4-H club work and inventive self made experiments. Despite equipment and salary disparities, a capable teacher and a willing student on a log can form first class university, arguing for the value of education beyond cost.
Dr J T Renwald has developed a new line of wingless, toenail free chickens after five years of interbreeding. The 6th generation brood, about thirty chicks, reportedly will lay 300 to 350 eyes per year. Herbert photos, New York.
Harris Sept 16 a large cotton show will be held at Harris school house starting 9 30 am with ten prizes from free ginning to best stalks. Morning events include a horseshoe pitch and checker tournament with finals after noon. A gram mar school program at 1 30 pm, ribbons for health, a Harris baseball game vs Forest City at 3 pm, and a moving picture at night.
Thomas England a well known citizen of Marion died suddenly at 6 30 Tuesday morning of heart failure He had been an employee of the Catawba Furniture Company about 23 years and was on his way to work when he was stricken.
Born and reared in Mahon he spent his life there. Mr England died aged 53 and is survived by his wife Mrs May La Old Fort Charles Lee Louis Ruby and John England five Mrs Sam and Joe England John and Henry England Glenwood James Engl i Spindale two sisters Mrs Craig Wilson of St Louis Mo and Mr Nancy England of Marion.
A complete county map by R. E. Carpenter available for purchase at this office. Originally priced at $2.00, now offered for $1.00 with mail order at $1.25 cash. Emphasizes wide distribution to schools and individuals.
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