Depositors May Get Dividend From Defunct Rutherford Bank
Rutherfordton Sept 21 Depositors of the defunct Rutherford County Bank and Trust Co likely will receive a 25 to 34 percent dividend when cash allows. Liquidating agent Dr J D Biggs: expects to recover about 180000 of 600000 owed. August 31 1931 statement shows 230686.34 collected. 107960.64 on notes. 85670 on stock assessments. 62814.68 from court fines. Disbursements total 126064.50. auditors fees 3983.42. court costs 3216.70. cash on hand 84370.66. remaining balance to common depositors 16274.64 after preferred claims 68096.34.
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Rutherfordton
Rutherford County Bank and Trust Co
Probbly
J. D. Biggs
AH. H. Sink
Dr. Biggs
Audi
Restless Children and Gentle Remedies for Infants
This fragment discusses restless children and a mild bland remedy. It notes a special children's tea or preparation given in drops for colic, diarrhea, or unsettledness. It emphasizes usefulness when children do not eat or rest well and mentions a small dosage.
What the Democratic Party Can Do
A Nazareth speech by Former Governor Robert A. Cooper of South Carolina argues the Democratic Party can be fair to all and reform the government without campaign fund pressure. He contrasts Democratic methods with the Harding Coolidge Hoover era, urging Jeffersonian democracy to revitalize a faltering bureaucracy.
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Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Nazareth
Paears
Wilson Administra
Court Trial Over Death Of Hound In Rutherfordton
In Rutherfordton on September 21 a county recorder court heard a cruelty to animals case against Pink Evans over the death of a hound dog. Mrs. Evans testified the dog died. Evans claimed the dog damaged his property and he warned to keep it off his premises at night. The judge acquitted Evans.
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Rutherfordton
Pink Evans
County Recorder’s Court
Evans
Thieves Take $42.80 From Car in Spindale
Carolina Theatre manager Dick Chastaine reported $42.80 in silver stolen from his car Sunday afternoon parked in front of the theatre. He had left the coins inside the vehicle while entering for a pencil and returned seconds later to find them gone. Police and Chastaine are conducting a systematic check to recover the money as about six loafers were nearby.
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Spindale
Dick Chastaine
Carolina Theatre
Chastaine
Tey
Woman Freed On Liquor Charge In Rutherfordton
Miss El was brought to Recorder's Friday charged with eleven pints of whiskey in her possession. She claimed she was hitchhiking and left in Chimney Rock with a man who entrusted her with a handbag while he went to eat. Officers found the bag's contents and she said she did not know what was inside. the court acquitted her.
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Rutherfordton
Tires on Buick Meet Many Rigidity Tests
Rubber testing becomes Buick language as labs use plastometer selastometer durometer and ageing tests to judge engine mounts bumper mounts body shims and other parts. Tests measure hardness elasticity tensile strength and recovery after compression with accelerated ageing at 48 hours and 50 percent permanent set after release.
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Buick Motor Co
Buick
R. B. Schenck
Highsmith Trains Rutherford County School Officials
Dr Henry Highsmith conducted a training session with principals from all Rutherford County accredited high schools at the County superintendent Clyde A Erwin's office. He reviewed organization of each high school, praised local schools, and highlighted Rutherford County as a leading educational area in North Carolina.
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Henry Highsmith
Rutherford County
Clyde A. Erwin
Dr. Highsmith
Carolina
Rutherfordton
Sunday School Service to Close Rev Brock’s Sermon
Sulphur Springs Forest City section notes busy farmers gathering crops for Sunday worship with Rev Brock’s final sermon to be delivered Sunday afternoon. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J M Hopper and J P Lavender from Gaffney, plus Selma Hopper. Pauline Cole’s friends hosted a juror party last Saturday.
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Forest City
R-2
Brock
RL. Smith
R. Wi Eaves
Holly Springs
RR. Wall
W. E Nd
J. M. Hopper
J.P. Lavender
Gaffney
Selma Hopper
Pauline Cole
Miss Geneva Clarke Weds Clarence Reece in Secrecy
Rutherfordton September 21 reports Clar ence Reece son of Mr. H M Reece of this place and Miss Geneva Clarke of Bridgton were wed recently in a quiet ceremony kept secret until this week. The bride is described as a charming young woman while the couple reside with the groom's parents here.
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Rutherfordton
Clarence Reece
H. M. Reece
Geneva, Clarke
Brid
Tol
Marie
Dorsey wins all fishing prizes at Forest City event
M E Dorsey, a Forest City follower of the rod and reel, won all three prizes offered by Farmers Hardware for the largest local fish this season. His 7 lb 7 oz catch topped the field, with a 6 lb 2 oz fish earning third prize. several others landed six pounders but fell short of the top sizes.
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M. E. Dorsey
Forest City
Farmers Hardware Company
Rev L Epley Sermon At Bethany On Sunday
Forest City R-2 Sept 14 Rev L Epley filled his regular appointment at Bethany Sunday and preached a good sermon. The Cole family and others visited relatives and friends across the area. The group and Mrs Gladys Sherrill spent the weekend in Greensboro with Henry Sherrill and family.
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Forest City
R-2
L. Epley
Bethany
Geo. Cole
O. Morrow
Hoyle Carroll
Toms
Vill
Spindale
Gladys Sherrill
Greensboro
Henry Sherrill
Epley
M. E. Philips
Clyde Roll
Huntley Wilkiy Union Ends At Shiloh Service
Lewis notes several from this community participated in ending the Huntley and Wilkiy union at Shiloh Sunday. They all said they valued the experience highly.
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Lewis
Huntley and Wilkiy Union
Shiloh
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Rutherfordton Bank
Biggs
Democratic Party
Ng E Wen
Complete Banking, Trust and Investment Service
Hound
Highsmith
Geneva Clarke
Bethany News
Bayer
Tal
Padgett & King
Ford
Chevrolet
Goodrich
Aliers
Super Cavaliers
Goodrich Cavaliers
the Motor Inn
West Main Street
Forest City, N. C
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