Local residents and visitors highlighted in regional society notes
A Richmond-like roster of names appears with travel, visiting, and social ties across counties. People such as Hon J D Elliott, Miss Adelaide Johnson, Mrs D F Messick, Rev J G Garth, and many others are cited visiting Lenoir, Newton, Smithfield, Concord, Black Mountain, and Charlotte. Local events include mill expansion at Elliott Knitting Mill and Catawba Creamery adding in house ice production. The Abel Shuford chapter of the UDC plans a meeting with Mrs Pheribee Abernethy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeet
J. D. Elliott
Frank Stevenson
Montana
T. IF. Stevenson
J. L. Riddle
John Bohannon
Savannah
W. P. Carpenter
Lincolnton
Catherine Gilmer
Charlotte
J. M. Stephens
W. W. White
Statesville
Leroy Witherspoon
Elliott Knitting Mi
Hickory Ice & Coal Co
Catawba Creamery
S. P. Stowe
Belmont
Hilton Shuford
Greensporo
Guilford Creamery
Abel A. Shuford
U. D.C
Pheribee Abernethy
Hickory Area Friends and Officials Gather for Community Notes
June news from Hickory and nearby areas covers travel homecomings, visiting relatives, and school events. Prof C M Staley returns from Randolph County, Dr Munroe to preach, and the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association meets in Asheville June 22–24. Local students attend summer courses in Greensboro, and a street widening project near the post office improves access. A fatal lightning strike near Henry kills William Johnson and his horse. The community hosts church services, a charity concert by a Holton singing class, and a Ladies Aid gathering with reports from the Philathea class and Baraca sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Staley
Hickory City
Randolph County
Mc. K. Kincaid
K.C. Berry
Morganton
J. J. Hefner
Eighth Avenue
Lois Hanna
Edna Stroup
Bessie
Arabella Johnson
Greensboro
State Normal College
C. W. Ellington
Esery
Virginia
C. A. Munroe
Presbyterian Church
C.L. Crane
D. L. Whitener
First Baptist Church
Whitener
North Caroli Veterinary Medical Association
Asheville
W. W
E. L.whitener
Catawba ‘County
State Board of Pharmacy
Hickory
Youg
Gee. S. Blackwelder
George
Goldsboro
Hub
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Bradshaw
Flagler
Martin
Worth Elliott
J. D. Harte
Misses Grace
Jessie Patrick
Ellen Carrier
Katherine Hardin
Nita Mosteller
Two Weddings Attend Vera Yount in Claremont and Conover
Vera Yount traveled to Claremont for the Sigmon Moser wedding and to Conover for the Saultz Yount ceremony yesterday. Miss Miriam Yount, sister of Vera, wed Mr. William Shutz of Cleveland Ohio. The Sigmon Moser pair were Mae Moser and Roy Sigmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Yount
Claremont
Conover
Miriam Yount
William Shutz
Cleveland
Ohio
Mae Moser
Miss Yount
Roy Sigmon
Remainder of torn notice prompts partial data leak
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and numbers with unreadable segments. The readable bits hint at a local public notice or brief item, but essential details such as action, dates, and parties are missing. The record remains incomplete without clearer source material.
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Ieee
Toad
Lowe & CO
Se Yard
Ashcraft & Lockhart
North Carolina
Cole SL
Compau
First National Bank
Tim
Express Menzies Drug Company
Rexort
N.C
C. R. Warlick
Jarte
Messrs
Osborne Brown
Alpert Ervin
Monico
City
J. F. Joy
Chilsren
Lincoln County
Rav
J.D. Hollar
Easley, S.C
George Killian
Geo. A. Link
Mr. J. §. Jones
Linville Falls
Mrs. Childs of
Clif
Orn
Edgar Bolick
Bolick
Pinkie Forney
T City
J. B. Ross
Chester
S. C
F. E. Nichols
Ninth Avenue
William Johnson
Henry
R. M. Knox
Eva
Louise
Mooresville
Bonner
Davidson College
Philathea
First Methodist Church
Mable Hight
Bertha Goodnight
Jennie Reinhardt
Liza Huffman
Annie Downam
W. F. Fogle
Mable Long
Joe Moore
Minta Abernethy
Alliene York
Marjorie Hoyle
Lula Lee Wolfe
Cadie Starnes
Boone
Alice Witherspoon
E Baraca
Philnight
Mrs. Williams
Mabel Hight
Miss Witherspoon
Mr. Willams
Misses Hefners
the Reformed Church
B. B. Blackwelder
Sunt
Africa
Brookford
Ulines
Srw Avenue
OFC Modern, Sanitary
Palm Beach
Yoder-Clark Clothing Company
Hickory, N.C
Ivery
Tavc
Lutz
Hickory, N. C
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