Crest Lake drama tests Jo Darien in love and loyalty
Jo Darien ends engagement to Bret Paul over jobs at Lake Inn. Film actor Fragonet presses Jo to marry quickly, while Douglas Marsh plans a quick marriage with Babs Montgomery, causing Jo to rethink her future at Crest Lake. A tense morning at the inn ends with Jo confronting Mrs Marsh as truth surfaces.
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JO Darien
Bret Paul
Bret
Lake’ Inn
Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Marsh
Phater Fragonet
Fragonet
Babs Montgomery
Lola Montez
Babs
Tubby
Doug
Tabby
Lolita Montez
Lolita
Montez
Diana
Frank
Lord Harry
Crestwood
Hollywood
Drana
Peter
Crest Lake Inn
Mrs. Marsh
Miss Darien
Les
Foreclosure Notice on Guilford County Property in High Point Township
Trustees announce sale of L. W. Owens and wife Sarah B. Owens property under a 1931 deed of trust. Sale at Guilford Courthouse Eastern door, High Point area, 11:01 AM, August 7, 1935, to highest bidder for cash. Describes parcel along Hoover Street and Colston's line with measured setbacks and corner points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Carolina
Guilford
L. W. Owens
Sarah B. Owens
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point Township
Quilford County
Hoover Street
Beamon Street
Colston
Owens
Buckram
John A. Cutchins
J. Allen Austin
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN MENU AND CAMP DIX TRIP
A humorously crafted mid summer dining column outlines budget friendly meats and dishes with notes on dairy safety and a cottage cheese salad idea. It includes a recipe for lime gelatin pineapple cheese mold and a Camp Dix troop maneuver covering 200 miles in eight days by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dix
N. J
Minnesota Provides Auto Licence Fee Refunds
Minnesota will refund 772000 to automobile owners who paid the 1935 license fee before the new license rates were enacted by the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chicago anti crime campaign cuts car thefts sharply
A Chicago anti crime drive reduced the daily average of stolen cars from 103 in 1932 to 17 at present, signaling strong early success and ongoing efforts to curb vehicle theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis Spends Millions on Municipal Airport over Three Years
Over the past three years the city of St. Louis has expended about 3 million dollars on its municipal airport. The report notes total outlay, without detailing specific projects or funding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St. Louis
What Do You Know of North Carolina
Answers recount 18th century NC: a coerced servant, a gunpowder shortage, Swain’s partial fee refund, settlers barred from leaving in 1715, the 1833 Internal Improvement Convention, and Maurice Moore hailed by the NC Assembly for duties against Indian uprisings with a £100 gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Dobbs
Swain
South Carolina General Assembly
David L. Swain
Asheville
Virginia
Hyde
Spotewood
Raleigh
L. Patterson
Wilkes
Caldwell County
Charles Manley
Wake
House of Representatives
Maurice Moore
General Assembly
No Highway Projects Let This Month Then Large September Bid
Raleigh August 14. No highway jobs will be let for the rest of August. A sizable letting is planned for early September with at least two million dollars worth of highway projects to be awarded, as many await Washington approval. Chairman Capus M. Waynick said the delay aims to include pending projects after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Frrean
Welter Hote
Raleigh
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Washington
Windy City sells record liquor licenses in 1935
Chicago reports 8402 liquor licenses sold in the second half of 1935, yielding 5 121 000 dollars in fees. The prior peak was 1906 with 8097 licenses in the first six months.
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Chicago
Flaming Life: Fifteen Year Old Flees Carnival T
Sharpsville police recover Steve Ephriam 15 two miles from home after he ran away to escape the family carnival and to seek the world beyond his parents ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsville
Steve Ephriam
Lincoln youngsters chase Santa letters in countdown to Christmas
In Lincoln Nebraska youngsters embraced slogans as Christmas nears with two letters addressed to Santa Claus arriving at the post office on the eve of the holiday season.
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Lincoln
Neb
Santa Claus
Circus visit stalls council meeting in Council Bluffs
The council met two hours after a halting start caused by circus placards accusing the show of unfairness to union labor. Union delegates attended as city officials stretched a brief session into a longer evening.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Competition For Carl Meeker
A baseball club of men 48 years old or older has been formed in Okla Carl Meekers son will find competition when he returns from the majors G O Hubbell father of Carl and M J Thompson member of the first local club are among the stars in the new lineup.
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Carl Meeker
Okla
Meeker
G. O. Hubbell
Carl
Southpaw
M. J. Thompson
Rattle Fatality Involving 7-Year-Old Vern Johnson
Seven year old Vern Johnson handled a rattlesnake found in Floyd Johnson’s yard. He carried it to the house but the reptile struck when he attempted to pick it up again. Vern died shortly after from the bite.
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Vern Cahone
Cole
Vern Johnson
Floyd Johnson
Vern
Two Resign in Raleigh Home Owners Loan Office
Eric W. Rodgers announced the resignations of Annie L. Cooper principal clerk and head of the application office and Frank McNeill former district manager and supervising attorney. Vacancies remain unfilled. Cooper will take another position and McNeill will return to private law practice in Lumberton.
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Raleigh
Eric W. Rodgers
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Annie L. Cooper
Frank McNeill
Rodgers
Cooper
McNeill
Lumberton
Lethal Chamber Construction Not Yet Underway
Raleigh August 14 The state highway and public works commission says work on the new lethal gas chamber will start within two weeks. The 1935 law substituting gas for electrocution causes delays while electrification plans are worked out and the electric chair remains in use for inmates sentenced before July 1. Ed Hester of Gaston, sentenced to die for a fellow convict’s slaying, was to be executed August 25 but appeals delay the date and the first gas execution remains uncertain.
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Highway and Public Works Commission
Ed Hester
Gaston
Supreme Court
Robbers Hold Up Man Then Dump Him After Theft Try
Richard Adams was offered a ride by three men in an auto then held up at gunpoint. In the dark he hid his money in his shoe and the robbers, finding no cash, drove him off and he kept 60 cents.
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New York
Richard Adams
Adams
Rumania's No 1 bandit escapes with guards in tow
In Bucharest Aug 14 the famed Coroju famed for painless robbery escaped from jail at Botosani with guards who joined his crime spree. The Robin Hood figure robs wealthy Romanian estates and gives loot to the poor while avoiding bloodshed.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Coroju
Botosani
Robin Hood
Romania
Relief districts to be consolidated into eight in NC
Mrs Thomas O Berry announced plans to trim North Carolina relief administration from 29 districts to eight by aligning with WPA district boundaries. Initial consolidations aim for 18 to 25 districts, with full eight-district consolidation possibly after September 2.
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Raleigh
Thomas O’berry
Thomas O'Berry
North Carolina
Judge Rules Tax Unconstitutional
Federal Judge W. Calvin Chestnut ruled that the hog processing tax under the AAA was unconstitutional. The decision in favor of John A. Gebelein, Inc. bars collection of the tax, finding the act regulates agricultural production across several states and Congress has no power to levy such a tax.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chestnut
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
John A. Gebelein, Inc
Baltimore Meat Packers
Chestnut
Congress
Farmers Urged To Own Small Farms In South
In Memphis on August 14 a three day conference of resettlement administration officials outlined a federal program to turn landless southern tenant farmers into small farm owners. Dr Will Alexander said ownership would boost happiness and prosperity and emphasized loans and long term, low interest repayment under the Jones Bankhead bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Tenn
Federal Resettlement Administration
Will Alexander
The
Resettlement Administration
Alexander
Dr. Alexander
Congress
Administrator's Notice for Queenie A Putrelle Estate
An administrator of Queenie A. Putrelle's estate in Guilford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present their claims to 214 Commercial Bank Building by August 14 1936. The notice is dated September 4 1935 and lists multiple publication dates.
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Queenie A. Putrelle
Guilford County
North Carolina
Commercial Bank
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