Thomasville Couple Marry In Ceremony At Lexington
Miss Elsie Heade and Thomas S. Kaney, both of Thomasville, wed Friday Aug 14 at 9 30 p m in Lexington at the Second Reformed church parsonage with Rev Odell Leonard officiating. She wore a white crepe ensemble with pink rosebuds. He is a barber at Sanitary Barber Shop. they will reside on Lexington Route One.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Elsie Heade
Thomas 5
Kaney
Second Reformed Church
Odell Leonard
Louise Heade
A. P. Heade
Stony Point
N. C
Long's Hospital
Statesville
City Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kanoy
Andrew F. Kanoy
Louisa Kanoy
Sanitary
Locals Save Time With Mountain and City Visits
Miss Jane Pratt returns from a brief stay in western North Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Hodgin depart for Myrtle Beach and Washington D C for several days. Rev and Mrs Harvey Black and children visit relatives here. Miss Lola Black visits Mountain City Tennessee. Miss Jane Wicker visits Salem Street home. Mrs D E Hoover returns to Lenoir with daughters Madeline Hoover and Mrs W L Hargett. Mr and Mrs J P Dewey spend weekend at Valley Cruse and Baywood hotel. Miss Lillian Yow visits Washington D C with sister Mrs Shell Williamson. Marie Jones and Mrs L C Bridges return from Blowing Rock May View Manor. Mrs George Slover returns from Knoxville. Mrs Robert Gloff leaves for Knoxville after two weeks here. Mr and Mrs Clyde Gilbert dine with Mr and Mrs Bill Seigler in High Point. Grace Lawson Margie Wilkins and Opa Nelson spend weekend in Kernersville.
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Jane Pratt
North Carolina
O. R. Hodgin
Myrle Beach
D. C
Harvey Black
Latrobe
Frank Kinney
Washington, D. C
Lola Black
Mountain City
Tenn
Jane Wicker
North Wilkesboro
C. L. Harris
Salem Street
D. E. Hoover
Lenoir
W. W. Rowe
W. L. Hargett
Madeline Hoover
J. P. Dewey
Valley Cruse
Baywood Hotel
Lillian Yow
Shell Williamson
Elizabeth Yow
Marie Jones
L. C. Bridges
Blowing Rock
May View Manor
Mr. Bridges
George Slover
Knoxville
Baywood
Robert Gloff
Thomasville Youth Cited After Fatal Road Crash Injuries
Misa Lois Hilliard, 18, remained hospitalized with a fractured nose cuts and possible skull fracture after a car veered into an embankment at Winston and Arlington. Mary Hilliard suffered a fractured ankle and Jacqueline Ross minor cuts. Guy D. Grimes Jr. of High Point was cited for reckless driving as the driver. Her condition is not serious. case pending injuries outcome.
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Thomasville
Misa Lois Hilliard
Memorial Hospital
Winston and
Arlington Streets
Mary Hilliard
Jacqueline Ross
Guy D. Grimes, Jr
High Point
Lois Hilliard
Blood transfusion for Governor Olson in Rochester
Governor Floyd B. Olson was rushed from his Gull Lake summer home for a blood transfusion in Rochester Minnesota. Physicians sought to rebuild his resistance as he battles a stomach ailment.
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Rochester
Minn
Gull Lake
Floyd
Olson
Peane
Landowners Back Study of Sharecropper Issue in Arkansas
Eastern Arkansas landowners welcomed Governor Futrell's proposal for a southwide conference on the sharecropper problem. Some plantation owners supported plans to improve conditions, while others favored breaking up tenant farming and pursuing small unit home owned systems. Wayward quotes from D B Woolard and R B Snowden Jr reflect differing views on sharecropping versus tenancy reform.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
J. M. Futrell
D. B. Woolard
Clarkedale
United States
R. B. Snowden, Jr
Hughes
Ark
Soviet Counter Revolution Plot Trial Opens
Moscow August 18. President Kalinin charged Gregory Ziomineff Leon Kameneff and 14 others with joining bitter enemies to overthrow the government. He said they conspired with Leon Trotsky and planned to betray the country, taking refuge with criminals. The remarks accompanied awards for a 5858 mile non stop flight to Siberia by Chemoloff Baibakoff and Belyakov.
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Moscow
Michael Kalinin
Soviet Russia
Gregory Ziomineff
Leon Kameneff
Soviet Union
Leon Trotsky
Kamnin
Kremlin
Chemoloff
Baibakoff
Belyakoff
Siberia
First Unemployment Benefit Check Paid in Wisconsin
Wisconsin issued the nations first unemployment insurance benefit check drawn on a public fund. Nellis B. Rudd of Madison received a $15 check for unemployment since July 1 with the Brock Engraving Co. funding the pool. Rudd had been laid off weeks earlier but is back on the job.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Nellis B. Rudd
Brock Engraving Company
Rudd
Liberal Party Beaten in Quebec by Union Nationale Victory
In Quebec on August 18 the Union Nationale defeated the Liberal Party ending 39 years of Liberal control. The coalition of Liberals and Conservatives won 75 of 90 seats while campaigning on reform and calls to probe alleged irregularities before the Public Accounts Committee.
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Quebec
Liberal Party
Union Nationale
Legislative Public Accounts Committee
Hospital Release Follows Brief Stay After Incident
A patient released yesterday from the hospital after a brief stay, having been admitted ten days earlier. The report notes the earlier admission and rapid discharge with no further details provided.
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Clyde Gilbert
Bill Seigler
Grace Lawson
Margie Wilkins
Opa Nelson
Kernersville
Gov. Olson
Flapper
Fanny
Nea
Liberal
Enterprise
SEARS
Worth
South Main
Aleady A Ee
Main Street
Coats & Suits
Sheeashion ShOp
Eckerd
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Granger
Doren
Scott Tissue
Main St
Ingram Furniture CO
N. Main St
Efird’s
Efird’s Department Store
the Charles Stores CO
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