Ridge Tuggle Ordered Held For Superior Court
Ridge Tuggle charged with hit and run driving waived preliminary hearing before Judge Lewis Teague and was ordered held for Guilford Superior Court on $750 bond. Three other youths faced charges including accessories and held on $500 bonds. The session also disposed of cases: Lem Rhodes concealed weapon four months on county roads with two years suspension and costs. Earl Rhodes intoxicated driving dismissed. Paul Thompson reckless driving with payment of costs. Mattie Betty immoral acts five months suspended two years. others noted with various penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idge Tuggle
Sammie Rudd
Wise Street
Park and
Tate
Lewis BE. Teague
Municipal
Guilford Luff Court
Lem Rhodes
Plummer
Earl Rhodes
Curt Myers
Ida Meekifa
Shelly
Ed Fields
Paul Thompson
J. C. Miller
L. Spiro
Mattié Bétty
Sterilization Requests Before State Board
Raleigh report says the State Board will meet Wednesday to consider 11 petitions for sterilization of mentally defective persons.
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Raleigh
Atate Éometrics Board
Husky Clipper Captures Title In Pool and Relay
Adolf Kiefer of Chicago broke the world mark in the 200 meter backstroke with a 1 65.9, while Holland’s quartet won the 400 meter freestyle relay in 4 36. Germany took silver and the United States bronze in the relay. The men’s 10 meter platform diving saw Marshall Wayne lead with 46.65 points over Erhardt Weiss of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Kiefer
Chicago
Holland
Kiefer
al Vande Weghe
Paterson
N. J
Taylor Drysdale
Detroit
Ditch Girls
Miss Selbach
Catherina Wagner
Willy Dehouden
Rita Mastenbroeck
Germany
United States
Marshall Wayne
Miami
Erhardt Weiss
Wayne
Johnny Hig
Ging
Providense
R. 1
Baw Ray Kayé
Jack Easley
Détroit
Jack Medica
Seattle
Ralph Flanagan
Medica
Jim Christy
John Huffman
New York
Norman Armitage
Peter Bruder
Brooklyn
Switzerland
Hungary
Philippines
Uruguay
Lou Anne
Jackie Wilson
Cleveland
Sam
Weed Growers Happy Over Market Prices Report
In 1929 sales reached 362466 pounds at 24.52 dollars per hundredweight, four and a half cents higher than last year. Walter E. Pierce reports totals near 1.1 million pounds across Whiteville and surrounding markets, with varied regional prices and unofficial averages noting improvements over prior seasons. Annie Laurie Briggs, 13, in Winston-Salem found a four leaf clover and 16 more adding to a collection of 90 since June 7.
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Walter E. Pierce
Whiteville
N. C
Dillon
Conway
Lake City
Une
Clarkton
Loris
Chateard
Fair Bluff
Tabor City
Bob Rankin
Lamberton
Winston-Salem
Annie Laurie Briggs
Constipation May Lower Resistance To Germs
Public health note warns constipation can weaken the body’s defenses. The article describes how undigested stool absorbs moisture and hardens, while suggests dietary steps including cereals and breads to add bulk. It mentions Kellogg and Battle Creek as sources and implies daily routines for relief.
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Ali Baan
Guaran de Kellogg Reiny
Sol “i Grocers
Battle Creek
Crane Captured in City by Resident Herman Dowdy
Herman Dowdy of 1207 Silk Street displayed a tall snow white crane captured in a city branch on Ward Street. He said overhanging branches and bushes prevented the bird from flying away as he approached. The crane is among the few of its kind ever found inside the city.
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Herman Dowdy
Silk Street
The
Enterprise
Ward Street
Herman
Ford V8 Demolished in Ditch Crash Near City Limits
A Ford V8 left the highway about a quarter mile outside the city limits and crash landed in a ditch on Kivett Drive. Police reported no injuries among the occupants, described as Negroes, and investigated the scene at headquarters.
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Kivett Drive
Firemen Return from North Carolina Convention
Seven of eight High Point Fire Department members attended the North Carolina State Firemen’s Association meeting in Raleigh. They returned to their stations this week, with Lieutenant Flynn remaining behind. Chief Ingram called the convention highly educational and valuable, praising the group including Captains Long and Moore and Lieutenants Hortley Fulton Wade and Copley.
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High Point Fire Department
North Carolina State Firemen’s Association
Raleigh
Flynn
Pye City
B. R. Ingram
Ingram
J. R. Long
C. L. Moore
J. BR. Hortley
Paul Fulton
W. H. Wade
W. A. Copley
Feast of the Assumption Holy Day Services at St Edward's
Tomorrow the Assumption feast is a Holyday of Obligation with Masses at 5 30 and 7 30 AM at St Edward's. Confessions in preparation will be heard this evening from 7 to 8.
Department Suggests Turning Turnips Into Sauerkraut
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends shredding turnips and fermenting them as sauerkraut, following the method used for cabbage to create a similar preserved product.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dunbar to Build Six Room House on East Farriss Ave
Fire Chief BE. K. Ingram issues a permit to C. Dunbar for a six room residence on East Farriss Avenue between Madison and Blain streets with an estimated cost of 4350 dollars. J. H. Cagle wins the contract and construction is to be pushed to completion. The home will feature warm air heating and a garage priced at 150 dollars. Additional permits include A. Sherrod reroofing at 112 West Davis street for 160 dollars J. W. Sechrest reroofing at 211 Centennial avenue for 80 dollars J. Paul Williamson reroofing at 211 Church street non residential for an unspecified amount G. BE. Hutchens reroofing at 242 1-2 North Wrenn street for 60 dollars and J. H. Cagle reroofing at 1207 Franklin street for 125 dollars.
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BE. K. Ingram
C. Dunbar
Hast Farriss Avenue
Madison Avenue
Blain Street
J. H. Cagle
A. Sherrod
West Davis Street
J. W. Sechrest
Centennial Avenue
J. Paul Williamson
Church Street
G. BE. Hutchens
North
Wrenn Street
Franklin Street
Rotarians Hear New Governor at Thomasville Dinner
Edmund H. Harding of Washington, new governor of the 57th district, visits the Rotary Club in Thomasville. He opens with accordion music and songs then speaks on Rotary’s four objectives. The meeting extends an invitation to a Fairview church picnic and watermelon feast chaired by Dr. R. V. Yokeley.
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Thomasville
Rotary ¢ Club
Edmund H. Harding
Washington
Rotary
Harding
Fairview Church
R. V. Yokeley
Free gasoline spill draws motorists along highway
Rockingham August 14 a 4000 gallon gasoline truck owned by John P Nutt of Fayetteville overturned near here. The driver escaped injury. Scores of automobiles lined the highway as drivers helped themselves to the leaking gasoline.
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Rockingham
John P. Nutt
Yayetteville
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