Thomasville Hands Adams-Millis First Defeat In Industrial Loop
In a tightly contested Industrial League game Thomasville tops Adams-Millis 6 to 3 to hand the White Sox their first defeat. Westorn’s pitching and late game defense secure the win for Thomasville, while Perry’s wild pitching and Adams-Millis’ late rally fall short. Jesse Finch excelled at first for the visitors as Baker and Thomasville’s hitters paced the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Adams-Millis
Adamus-Millis White Sox
Simpalen
Adamsiss
Thomisville
White Sox
Agame-Millist
Westorn
Lord Perry
Thonneville
Pele Acrois
Rene
Ome
Minth
Fonmy
Fonmy Redisil
Baker
Shorty
Smith
Uo Teenutifel Cmted
Jesse Finch
Perry
Sie Deatsee
Westorm
Teonata
Stone
Adams-Maillits
Nena
Pat
Schievanae
Earerees
BSN
Crear
Ivento Oita
Kooper
See
Iene
Bowbad
Desappe
Dimianaeo
Base
Ray
Per BO
Pleemer
Clark
Pittpores
Zime
Motus Duckling Siroator Involved In Odd Incident
A garbled report describes a small duckling incident involving Mrs. Freie bwlt Dom and Mrs. Frot Scheeffler. The details are unclear due to the damaged text, but the event occurred last Sunday and involved two ducks near an 80M area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siroator
Freie Bwlt
Mre
Frot Scheeffler
Abelo
Foreclosure Auction Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Foreclosure sale by public auction to satisfy a note in favor of Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Property described along Montiey Avenue in Greensboro area, with bid date set for August 30. Court records cite filing in Book 58, page 3 and related lot boundaries and iron stake markers. Sale conducted by the master or attorney in charge with costs and terms announced at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Setrecklien
Moe Marvin
AL J Triste
Equitable Life Uerieece Society
Ein Steet
Faneary
of Detect
Guilford County
Irdign
Ormer
BR. GetrlecKenn
D. Strickiana
Wiley FR
Strickland
Pigee
Ard Kreown
Montiey Avena
Buly
Ws. V. A J
IDOK
Tentec Wikis
Altye. Hi
Cubs Struggle on Road as Reds Topple Them 8 0
Cubs suffer road woes with an 8 to 0 loss to the Reds as Gene Schott dominates. Giants beat the Braves 4 to 1 while Dodgers edge Phillies 8 to 3 in other openers. Yankees hammer Washington for 9 to 4, reducing Detroit lead to two games. Browns top White Sox 10 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bress
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Bill Terry
Giants
Som Warneke
Bill Lee
Tex Carleton
Wrighey Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Gene Schott
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rone
Phillies
Yamkees
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yankees
Jeohny Broica
New York
St. Lowis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the East Door of Guilford County Courthouse in Greensboro North Carolina on September 2nd 1995 at 1:00 PM the property in High Point North Carolina described as starting on the north side of Ward Street 200 feet from Ward Street and a referenced street then running north 30 minutes west 150 feet to a stake then south 60 minutes west 50 feet to a stake then east 30 feet to Ward Street and along Ward Street north 50 feet to the beginning, as recorded in Book 29 Page 403 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Emlo
Cart C. Alberteon
G. Allertsom
Wachowl
Banks
Knast Company
D. C. Machas
Amd
Office of the Register of Derds
Uilford County
North Carolina
Gulord County
LMS
High Point
Merthrm
Ward Stret
Ward’ Street
Jealy
D.C. Macrak
Superior Court
Guilford County
C. F P. Williams
W. C. Welborn
W. B. Welborn
High Point Township
North Main Street
N. C
R. B. Gantt
London
Rowland Real Estate Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Fairfield Public Road
William Giles
D. H. Parker
Fairfield
Office of
the Register of Deeds
John Wade
J. A. Newton
Register of Deeds Office
New Street
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Welborn
Kelly Street
J. ©. Welborn
June A. Johnson
C. E
D. R. York
Kid Cop and Brooklyn Student Reach Public Links Final
In Indianapolis on August 3, a 18 year old Brooklyn high schooler Frankie Strafaci faced rookie cop foe Corfa of St. Paul in the National Public Links final. Corfa, Minnesota open champion, played through pain with Minnesota team manager Uncle George Garing watching. Strafaci stunned veteran Bob Tomes with brilliant shots, winning 11 and 9 to reach the title match over 36 holes at the Charles E Coffin course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Foe Corfa
St. Paul
Minnesota
Frankie Strafaci
East River Bank
Charles FE
Coffin
Corral
George Garing
Bill Russell
Strafac
Bob Tomes
Loung
Charleston Wins South Carolina Junior Title
Charleston takes the State American Legion championship in Spartanburg after a 7 to 4 comeback win over Spartanburg. The victory gives Charleston the state crown and a spot representing South Carolina at the Southeastern regional meet in Spartanburg August 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
American Legion
Charleston
Spartans
South Carolina
Coyotes Found Carry Tularemia Disease Threat
A report notes coyotes harbor tularemia affecting wildlife and posing zoonotic risk to humans. The article mentions a cautious approach to handling affected animals and monitoring for outbreaks.
Notice to Creditors for Ning White Estate
The executor M W White of Ning White’s estate in Guilford County North Carolina gives notice to creditors to present verified claims by July 7 2036 or be barred. Debtors are urged to pay promptly. Judy 1038. Box 1550 High Point NC. Roberson Haworth Merme Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice
Mavine Ceue
Ning White
Tate
Guiiford
North Carolina
Perons
Imid
Judy
M. W. White
High Point
N. C
Estate administrator notice for Thomas Henry Mathews
Administrator of the estate of Thomas Henry Mathews of Guilford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present them by June 8 1936 or be barred from recovery. Debtors are urged to make immediate payment. Notice dated June 20 1935 signed Keith Harrison administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henry Mathews
Guilford County
North
Carealias
Mala
Contamercial National Bank
Tyne
Thales
Jusne
Keith
Harrison
Thomas Hemrr Matthews
New Money Nears For Rebuilding Boston Braves
Boston August 3. Bill McKechnie will head a spent plan as Charles Adams and Ford Frick discuss new backing for the Braves. A syndicate led by George Preston Marshall may take over, with Adams open to minority stake retention if practical baseball leadership is provided. Adams and Frick expect to complete the 1935 schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Boston
Em Fuchs
Charles F. Adams
Ford Frick
Adams
Browns
Fuchs
Frick
Washington
George Preston Marshall
New England Sports
Marshall
Braves
McKechnie
Marshall Group
Johnson's Managerial Fate With Indians To Be Decided
Cleveland Aug 3 The owners conference will settle Walter Johnson's status as Indians manager after his Detroit talks with Alva Bradley. Bradley meets directors in Cleveland to decide action Johnson says he would resign if asked. Possible successors named include Donie Bush and Steve ONeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Yomger
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Detroit
Bradey
Johnaom
Bradley
Johnson-Bradley
Whch
Donte Bush
Minneapolis American Association
Steve O'Neill
Tribe
Vaughan VoskmiK Lead Sluggers
Arky Vaughan of the Pirates and Hank Greenberg of the Tigers contest the top slugging spot in the majors as Joe Vosmik of the Indians challenges for American League supremacy. The first team regulars across both leagues highlight the race for power hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Joe Voemik
Indians
Picard and Revolta Lead Pros In Best Ball Play
Inverness Golf Club hosts 16 top professionals in best ball team event. Henry Picard of Hershey and Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee lead with a margin of four under par after 64 holes. Laffoon of Chicago and Sim Parks of Pittsburgh trail, while Walter Hagen and Al Watrous of Detroit prepare to meet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Henry Picard
Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Symnet
Laffoon
Chicago
Sim Parks
Pittsburgh
Walter Hagen
al Watrous
Detroit
Highland King Wins Big at Blowing Rock Horse Show
Highland King a chestnut gelding owned by Julius Johnston of Charlotte won the twelfth Blowing Rock horse show finals. The horse took top honors as best horse and captured the $2100 Open Stake for five gaited saddles, plus the three and five gaited class wins. Lady Durham a jumping mare owned by W O Mom of Durham was named champion hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowing Rock
Aus
Julius Johnston
Charlotte
Lady Durham
W. O. Mom
Durham
Major League Leaders
An Associated Press roundup profiles top leaders in major leagues, highlighting standout players and performances across baseball. The report notes notable batting averages, home run totals, pitching wins and ERA figures, emphasizing up-to-date league leaders.
Tigers and Indians Lead In Early Baseball Scores
The clashing teams included Tigers led by Greenberg with 28 home runs and Gehring’s Indians posting notable triples and runs. Athletics and White Sox, Yankees also posted strong outputs as the season shows varied results across teams and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geslin
Huw
Greemberg
Tigers
Gehring
Tales
Milk
Indians
Wowmik
Stone
Senators
Greenberg
Johnnuom
Athletics
Lyons
White Sox
Allen
Yankees
Questions on North Carolina history and early state figures
The text poses six historical prompts about North Carolina, asking who defeated Vance in 1872 Senate race, the 1920 property value increase, the first physician in Forsythe county, how Colonel Starkey earned public trust, the single man Governor Tryon opposed over the Stamp Act, and Judge Ruffin’s method to settle a wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
U. S&s
Forsythe County
John Starkey
Onslow County
Tryon
Thomas Ruffin
Nort Carolina political shifts and historic watermarks
The passage notes Governor Vance's defeat by Augustus 8 Merriman of Raleigh after a Democratic convention settled on Vanee. It cites Senator Lott W. Humphrey of Onslow County as the defeat’s cause and mentions his 21862 regiment, political friction over a colonel appointment, and a retaliatory motive. It also records 1919 and 1920 property valuations and references Dr. Hans Martin Kalberlin of Wachovia arriving in 1783 and aiding the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Augustus
Merriman
Raleigh
Civilcus
Hans Martin Kalberlin
Wachovia
D. Kalberlahn
Queen Victoria stamp and Tasmanian railway tale
A scrambled note describes a sugar railway in Lautoka and Ba carrying cane to mills plus a steam service and stamp history. It mentions an 1840 postage stamp with Queen Victoria, bought around $1.50, possibly valued at $40,000. It also recalls Kosciuszko and Bemis Heights with a nod to Tomorrow: The Phantom Tzar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lautoka
Pas Sam Seens Pessragne
England
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
Pre
West 1
Local Juniors Triumph Over Greensboro 21 to 9
High Point American Legion Juniors defeated Greensboro 21 to 9 in Greensboro. Causey led batting with four hits in six at bats and two home runs overall. Estes added one home run, while Grant and Mahala contributed solid hits as the locals show promise for 1936 national honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point American Legion
Greensboro
Causey
Estes
High Point
Bobbitt
Moore
Dempsey
Grant
Mahala
Abrhpore Haney
Boyne
Canipe
Sey
Whiteheart
Stone
Dickson
Mpires
Early North Carolina history figures and the 1750s era
The passage recalls Dr Kalberlahn and Anna Catherine Antes marriage in 1758 at Bethlehem and their return to North Carolina the following spring. It notes Kalberlahn's typhus death in 1759 and his roles as colonel treasurer (1750–56) and executor for locals. Judge Maurice Moore opposed the Stamp Act and faced suspension. Tryon repealed it in 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethleham
Anna Catherina Antes
North Carolina
Kalberlahn
Wachovia
Maurice Moore
Burnawick
Salisbury
Moore
Tryon
Salisbury Man Wins First in Friday Skeet Shoot
J O Hill of Salisbury captured top prize with a 25 straight at the High Point Skeet club event Friday. J A Jones, also of Salisbury, took second after tying T R Richards of Richwood WV and H P Hardiman of Salisbury at 23. H G Uderton of High Point earned third with a 20. Novelty prizes went to multiple shooters for breaking white targets as the Furniture Exposition Skeet tournament plans to close this afternoon with three large trophies awarded under the Lewis system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. J. Hill
Salisbury
High Point Sket Club
J. A. Jones
T. R. Richards
Richwood
W. Va
H. P. Hardiman
H. G. Uderton
High Point
Co. N. Epting
L. L. MclIntyre
O. J. Hill
Grady Idol
Kernersville
F. E. Nabor
Charlotte
H. G. Siderton
A. H. Holton
G. V. Lewis
O. D. Shepherd
T. R. Galloway
Potts and Holden Face Semi Final at Mid-Atlantic Tennis
In Charlotte on August 3 Ram sey Potts of Memphis seeded No. 2 meets Henry Holden of Houston seeded No. 8 in the mid-Atlantic men's singles semi finals. The winner advances to challenge Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland seeded No. 1 after Hendrix beat Archie Henderson of Chapel Hill in a five set semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ramsey Potts
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Holden
Houston
Tex
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Hendrix
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Henderson
Notice of Re sale Guilford County 1935 High Point sale
Notice of sale under deed of trust on property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Trustee J Allen Austin will sell at the courthouse door Greensboro at 11:00 A M on August 12 1935 to satisfy bid with 5 percent cash additional if required. Property located on west side of Steele street beginning at C C Muses southeast corner containing 7200 square feet. Current bid 5404.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Carolina
Guilford
A. T. Wishart
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Lambeth
Greensboro
High Point
Steele Street
City of
N. C
Eat C. C. Muse
C. C. Muse
Muse
Richardson
Welborn
J. Allen Austin
Pirates Hold Full Game Lead In Piedmont League
Wilmington led the Piedmont league by a full game after beating the Portsmouth Truckers 5 to 3 in a late win. Charlotte won 1 to 0 over Richmond Colts in a brisk game, while Norfolk’s Tar _s defeated Asheville Tourists 10 to 6. Three doubleheaders were set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Wilmington
Portsmouth
Truckers
Pirates
Richmond
Colts
Hamilton
Walsh
Kirby Higbe
Jim Trexler
Charlie Burgess
Hornets
Laveque
Short
Grant Gillis
Christoff
Norfolk
Tars
Asheville
Bittner
Gypsy wedding gathering in City, Neb., clears after police complaint
About 500 gypsies at a four day tribal wedding celebration in City, Nebraska, were asked to break camp due to petty theft complaints. They dispersed, and police say they cannot locate any trace of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guilford County
A commissioner will sell by public auction on August 19, 1935 at 11:00 A M in High Point Township Guilford County NC several tracts of real estate described by metes and bounds including tracts 1 2 3 and 4 with references to Book and Page entries and plots. The sale is ordered by the Clerk of the Superior Court in the case C F P Williams administrator of the estate of W C Welborn deceased versus W B Welborn et al.
Executor's Notice for H B Pierce Estate Guilford NC
Executor qualified in Guilford County North Carolina notifies all claimants against the estate of H B Pierce deceased to present claims by July 27 1935 or be barred. All indebted parties should remit immediate payment. High Point North Carolina date July 27 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Pierce
Guilford County
North Carolina
A. A
H. B. Manne
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