Dr. B. A. Yoder Dies in Lincolnton Leader in Church and Education
Dr B A Yoder a renowned pastor and educator from Lincoln and Catawba counties died yesterday in Lincolnton after a career shaping Lenoir College Hickory and the Tennessee Synod He led Concordia College and shaped Hickory school life before ten years in Lincolnton parish He served as Public Instruction Superintendent and authored a map of Catawba county His death prompts reflections on his wide influence and long service in education and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Wesert
Lendree
Dre R. Gikejer
Lincolnton
Tennessee
Lenoir College
Instituti
Yoler
Daniel's Curch
Lincoln County
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Concordia College
Hickory
Yoder
Righ
Rom
Taba
Catawba
Paul Yoder
Lincolnton High School
Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Blood Action and Testimonials
An 1890s style advertisement touts Hallgy Catarrh Care as curable for any catarrh with a $100 reward if uncured. It claims direct action on blood and surface systems, lists Cheney & Co Toledo as endorsers, Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists, and notes price 15 cents per bottle with testimonials available free.
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Cheney
Iaan
Grading Work Begins on Road Linking Rivers
Mooresville Enterprise reports Mr James W Brown started grading the road segment from the macadam to the river yesterday and will continue until finished. The project will connect with the Jatawba river bridge, completing a cross county route from the Rowan line east to the Catawba river west and the ridge road from Terrell to Newton.
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James W. Brown Yesterterday
Jatawba River
Rowan Line
Catawba River
Terrell
Newton
Marriages at the residence of Esq Adams in Icarde Township
The following couples wed last Sunday evening at Esq Adams residence Mr F W Fry to Miss Ella Dram of Westbory Mr Wm H Brooks to Miss Bertie Sumgarner both of Catawba county and Will M Dellinger of Brookford to Miss Minnie Berry of Seard township Officiating was Esq Adams J M Howell Greensburg Kentucky druggist endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy Mrs D M Childs dies in Lenoir aged 89 at the home of daughter Mrs W H Jones interment at Linesinton Survived by six children including W H Jones of Lenoir J M Sies of Connelly Springs L O Childs of Chester S C Eugene lds of Atlanta D Childs of St Peineioare and Augustus Cailds of Mitchell county
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Walter Hoyle
Berry Huston
Hickory
Smythe
Wilksboro
D. S. Little
Celeste Lippard
Lenoir College
W. A Bolick
Isenhour
Esq. Adams
F. W. Fry
Ella Dram
Westbory
Wm. H. Brooks
Bertie
D. M Childs
Lenoir
W. H. Jones
Linesinton
W. HL. Jones
J. M. Sies
Connelly’s Springs
M Sees
Childs
Chester
Bravely Brings Gun to Face in midnight incident
Miss Bobbitt a telephon e exchange night operator faced two rude men in a buggy near Latta and Bisanar houses. She seized a pistol from her own armament and warned If you move another step I will blow your brains out. The vehicle backed away and she continued home as praise pours in.
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Leia Sorbitt
Miss Bobbitt
Exange
Democrat
Lee Latta
George Bisanar
Teaching wages and a 1851 school certificate shown
C. L. Hawn presented a document to the Democrat detailing a 23rd district school committee return. Capt. George M. Yoder taught a four month term at nine dollars and fifty seven cents per month, with many teachers then underpaid. Surviving attendees include John Link, Pinkney Whitener, H. Canigman, Max Holler, and women such as Mrs. Mary Miller Holler and Miss Eva Abernethy. A certificate dated November 17, 1851, signed by local committee members, attested Amzy A. Hawn’s moral and mental qualifications to teach reading, writing, and arithmetic to a considerable degree.
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C. L. Hawn
George M. Yoder
Taugh
Col. Yoder
John Link
Pinkney Whitener
H. Caneigman
Max Holler
Texas
Mary Miller Holler
Adeline Whitener
Eva Link Huntley
Caroline Whiteley Yoder
Eva Abernethy
Hawn
Amzy A. Hawn
Q. A. Shuford
C. Campbell
J. H. Craw Ford
Eczema Cure Promised By Woodworth Co Broad Way Ad
Advertises Lemola a new skin remedy claimed to cure eczema teeters rashes itching irritation and pimples overnight. Promises free sample by mail from Woodworth Co 1161 Broad Bay Mentak. Claims it cleans pores scalp hair and hands and treats burns scalds wounds and other skin issues.
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New York
Woodworth Co
Broadbey Mentak Cie
Sauires couple Wed in Lignam Virginia May 10
Rev C P Sauires and his bride Nora formerly Miss Nora were married in Lignam Virginia on May 10 and passed through here Tuesday en route to Lenoir.
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C.P. Sauires
Nora
Lignam
Lenoir
Handsome scarf pin free offer from Gotham Company
Thousands nationwide are invited to request a free gold plated scarf pin from Gotham Company at 1165 Broadway New York. Send name and address with five two cent stamps to cover postage and packing to receive without cost, as part of their catalogue introduction for general merchandise and jewelry.
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United States
Gotham Company
Broadway
Indy
Prisoner in Caldwell burn case linked to post office arrest
Granite Falls May 16 Afternoon train carried to Caldwell county prison Glassbrooks charged with burning the post office here captured by Post office Inspector Leonard in Chase City Virginia Postmaster Starnes notified by long distance phone The Government authorities believe they have sufficient evidence for conviction Also notes marriages relocations and local church services and visits with brief social items
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Granite Falls
Caldwell County
Solt Glassbrooks
Leonard
Chase City
Starnes
ZEMO advertised as skin treatment and soap in Hickory
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a scientific skin treatment for eczema pimples and scalp diseases. It also markets ZEMO SOAP as a strong antiseptic cleanser sold by Moser and Lutz in Hickory.
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Directine
Hickory
Moser & Lutz
Local figures noted in Spencer Mountain visitors and society
Mrs. Alice Boyden Holland of Spencer Mountain visits the city while Miss Drew from Midland Michigan departs for home this week to the regret of friends. The piece references various local figures, social ties, and an upcoming meeting of the North Carolina Case Workers in Lenoir on May 24.
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Alice Boyden Holland
Spencer Mountain
City
Drew
Midland
Mich
Dr. Burtless
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Mooresville Enterprise
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John Reid
Mary Wilson
Robert Payne
Estes and Children
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