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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1929

Page

6

Bi en class to meet and births announced in High Point news

The Lottie Holden Bible class meets with Mrs. T White on English street Thursday at 3 pm to study Revelations ninth chapter. Mr and Mrs Roy Peterson announce birth of a son Richard Gordon Aug 21 at High Point hospital. Mrs Laurence M Ingram announces birth of a daughter Aida Hollowell on Aug 19 at the same hospital.

Lottie Holden Bible Roy Peterson Richard Gordon Peterson Baby High Point Hospital Gene Lamont J. P. Perdue Laurence M. Ingram Aida Hollowell Ingram Margaret Hollowell Elizabeth City

The Snook murder trial draws court room chatter

The Columbus Ohio murder trial opens with a lone seated woman dismissed after lunch for chatting with a defense attorney. The judge clarifies no impropriety, while observers joke about jury conduct and gender expectations as parents of the accused listen to testimony about the victim. The article also ponders style and social norms among men and women in public life.

Dr. Snook Columbus Ohio Misa Dysinger Theora Hix Ohio State

International visitor plans three year stay in state

Miss Amy Hinohara of Kobe Japan visits Miss Anna Elizabeth Kearns on Lindsay Street and travels to High Point Greensboro and Concord for entertainment during her stay. She expects to study at a local college for three years before returning to Japan.

Lowe George W. Lowe Charlotte Elwood Laura Smoak Orangeburg S. C High Point Lexington Pell Otteray Drive Miss Dodson Greensboro Concord Amy Hinohara Kobe Japan Anna Elizabeth Kearns Lindsay Street

Tripe Use in Cuisine Described from Ruminant Stomachs

The text explains that tripe consists of certain stomach parts from ruminant animals, mainly the walls of the paunch, and notes their use as food.

Massachusetts Ban On Shared Cups And Towels In Workplaces

Massachusetts prohibits common drinking cups and towels in any factory workshop manufacturing or mercantile establishment, banning their use to prevent public health risks. The rule targets workplaces across the state, enforcing sanitary standards for workers and customers alike.

Massachusetts

Virginia Lacks Professional Baseball Presence

Virginia remains among few states with no professional baseball teams or leagues actively operating within its borders highlighting limited minor or major affiliation opportunities in the state.

Virginia

White Squirrel Captured in Elkin

A creamy white squirrel, the first of its kind seen locally, is now in captivity belonging to C. C. Holyfield of Dobson. Captured by two schoolboys after a chase, it hid in an oak cavity until seized by hand and tethered in a cage on the Holyfield lawn.

Elkin C. C. Holyfield Dobson Holyfield

Speeding And Reckless Driving Increase Toll In July

July traffic toll in North Carolina rose with 57 deaths and 430 serious injuries across 306 accidents involving 450 autos. The new highway patrol began in July, but fatalities rose to 87. experts note learning curve and vast 7,000 mile state network. Collisions remained the leading cause, while reckless driving and speeding produced many fatal and non fatal incidents. Alcohol involvement appeared in 26 cases.

J. C. Baskervill Raleigh North Carolina W. C. Spruill Automobile License Division Charles D. Farmer Spruill State Highway Patrol Farmer Mr. Spruill

Elaborate Plans for Randolph County Fair

Asheboro August 21 officials of the Randolph County Fair association announce plans for October 15 to 19. President Hoover may attend. Exhibits will fill a full wing with emphasis on cattle under E J Millsaps Jr and Farm Demonstrator work. Free acts including the Funny Ford and European ladder acts will headline five nights of attractions.

Asheboro Hoover Randolph County Association Randolph E. J. Millsaps, Jr W. P. Stones Funny Ford

Prairie Dogs Vanish After Kansas Campaign

Kansas reports a relentless campaign against prairie dogs cutting usable towns from 159000 acres in 1923 to about 5000 acres currently. The effort aims to curb prairie dog numbers and protect grazing lands and crops across the state.

Kansas

Taxi Driver Held For Girl's Death In Pisgah Forest

Brevard August 21 Hilton Stepp a Hendersonville taxi driver was held for investigation after his car left Pisgah forest road and overturned killing Miss Opal Crane 28 of St Louis. He said another car forced it off the road and the other passengers were not seriously injured.

Pisgah Forest Brevard Hilliard Stepp Hendersonville Pisgah National Forest Road Opal Crane St. Louis Stepp

Carnegie founded over 2800 U S public libraries

Andrew Carnegie established more than two thousand eight hundred public libraries across the United States, expanding access to education and literacy through widespread philanthropy.

Andrew Carnegie United States

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