Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Public sale of land in High Point North Carolina described as 17250 square feet with a 1930 deed of trust note to Horace S Haworth as trustee. Sale at 11 a m Friday at the curb in front of a tunnel on asphalt road. Purchaser pays per cent of price as required by law. Dated December 14 1931. horace s haworth trustee grover h jones attorney.
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Ater
de Mates
High North Carolina
Setowne
High Point
Thomasville
T. Y. Hamiltons Coeee
T. Y. Buphien
T. Hamilton
Hamilton
Hamilton's
Isis
Posit Chase
Horace
Haworth
Grover H. Jones
Atty
Poor Beast Largest Families
Detroit dispatch reports Mrs. Morton Keeney of Grand Rapids, leader of the Birth Control League of Michigan, stating that large families predominate among the poor, ignorant, and criminal classes.
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Detroit
Morton Keeney
Grand Rapids
Birth Control League of Michigan
Death of Mrs Walter Gossett Saddens Deep River
Deep River mourns the death of Mrs. Walter Gossett last Saturday with large attendance at the funeral and family plot burial Sunday. Sympathy extends to the bereaved family as neighbors note community sorrow and support.
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Walter Gossett
Deep River
Sam Carter
Aaelyn Goodson
Deep River Community
Eugene Ward
Pleasant Garden
Ed Coley
Bill Dillon
Loganton
Penn
Mr. Dillon
Hard Day For Dogs in Berlin Tax Hits Rich Man’s Pet
In Berlin a new annual dog tax of 60 marks or 15 dollars targets wealthy owners. Seven years earlier the tax was 5 dollars and 180,000 dogs held licenses. Now about one fourth have disappeared.
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Berlin
Pulp mill opens in Longview as Weyerhaeuser starts up
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company began operations at a new Longview Washington pulp mill. The plant cost about 3 million dollars and is described as highly modern and among the nation’s newest mills.
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Longview
Wash
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
San Diego Legion Post Lists Uniformed Roster
San Diego Cal the American Legion Post 6 roster reads like a parody of a Mexican army with one general two major generals three brigadier generals eight lieutenant colonels and a lieutenant commander 27 majors 46 captains 31 first lieutenants 20 second lieutenants three ensigns four warrant officers 20 chief petty officers 78 sergeants 30 corporals 14 nurses and 233 privates serve as commissioned officers and members.
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San Diego
Cal
American Legion
Judge Halts Milwaukee-Montreal Couple in Dance Marathon
Lenore Kretlon 24 of Milwaukee and William Monroe 24 of Montreal planned marriage during a 20 day dance marathon in Calumet City. An injunction granted by Judge Martin Finneran cites the bride to be’s mental fatigue, preventing the wedding on grounds she cannot properly consent to the contemplated action.
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Calumet City
Mis
Lenore Kretlon
Milwaukee
Wis
William Monroe
Montreal
Lenore
Martin Finneran
William R. Craven Dies At Son's Home In South Asheboro
William R. Craven 76 died at his son Dr S C Craven's home in South Asheboro at 2 30 pm after years of declining health. He served as Ramseur mayor and was secretary treasurer of Ramseur Milling Co. Survived by one son two sisters three brothers and five grandchildren with funeral at Dr Craven's home and burial in Parks Cross Roads cemetery near Asheboro.
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Asheboro
William R. Craven
S. C. Craven
Craven
A. C. Tippett
Parks Cross Roads
Ramseur
Randol County
Coleridge
Ramseur Milling Company
N. A. Vestal
Siler City
J. L. Cope
Mount Verrion Springs
Dr. W. S. Craven
Rocky Mount
Charles H
R. F. Craven
Special Program At First M P Church Thursday
A mid week service at the First Methodist Protestant church will discuss A Cry from the Depths. Rev. R J Farmer leads the 7 30 p m praise and prayer service, lasting about 40 minutes. A Living Picture program with the Madonnas and Christ images follows, sponsored by the Christian Endeavor and with music arranged by Miss Clara Boyd.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
R. J. Farmer
Sensa
Christian Endeavor Societies
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Woman's Club
Clara Boyd
Livestock market reports Chicago December livestock prices
U S Department of Agriculture data show hogs about 41 000 head with 12 000 direct sales and cattle around 8 000 with calves 2 500. Prices span hogs 3.25 to 4.25 per pound, cattle 5.00 to 11.75 for various weights, sheep and lambs trading around 2.00 to 6.00 per head with active demand and mixed load bids.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Cotton Opens Quiet Yet Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans market opened quiet but steady as Liverpool cables were firmer than due. March cotton rose to 6.21 and May to 6.39 on open, then eased 1 to 2 points as stocks weighed. By hour’s end prices steadied near the lows with little trading interest.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Market prices drift in Chicago as grains dip
Chicago opening prices show a downward drift influenced by New York stock action. Wheat eased 3 8, corn rose initially, then rebounded, with oats and provisions steadier on tight hog receipts and Argentine weather weighing on supplies.
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Chicago
New York
Argentina
First Aid How to Handle Broken Bones in Emergencies
Dr M J Shields outlines home first aid steps for fractures. Differentiate simple from compound fractures, emphasize not moving the patient, and use improvised splints and padding while awaiting a physician. Treat wounds with antiseptic compresses if compound fractures occur.
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Iho
Mrs Martha Hall 63 Dies in Asheboro Home
Martha Hall 63 widow of Will BE Hall died at her South Asheboro home at 2 30 yesterday afternoon after pneumonia. Heart disease listed as cause. Funeral at 3 this afternoon at First Methodist Church with Rev R S Truesdale. Burial in local cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Grady Ridge and Miss Annie Lee Hall both of Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Martha Hall
Will BE. Hall
Hall
Montgomery County
Grady Ridge
Annie Lee Hall
Lumberton Girl Held For Manslaughter In Auto Death
Miss Minnie Morris of Lumberton drove the car that struck and killed 60 year old Mrs. Freda Shaeman of Lumberton. Coroner D W Biggs ordered a jury to view the body and the funeral was scheduled before completion of the inquest.
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Lumberton
Minnie Morris
Freda Shaeman
D. W. Biggs
Baltimore
Trial Set for Five in Home Mortgage Conspiracy Case
Judge John J. Parker named Judge Johnson J. Hays to preside over the January 14 Wilson, North Carolina trial of five indicted for conspiracy to obstruct justice in the failed receivership action against Home Mortgage Company of Hickory. Defendants include Mrs. Margaret Ramsey and Norfolk attorneys Alton L. Jordan W Sheppard Drewry Andrew J. Davie and Clarence Dozier. The indictments follow a Justice Department probe of the receivership case initially granted by Judge I M Meekins.
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Charlotte
John J. Parker
Fourth United States Court Circuit
Johnson J. Haye
Home Mortgage Company
Hickory
Margaret Ramsey
Norfolk
Alton L. Jordan
W. Sheppard Drewry
Department of Justice
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Trade
New York cotton opened steady with a 3 to 5 point advance on cover and trade buying aided by steadier cables and small southern offerings. January touched 6.04 before sagging on realizing and selling, then partially recovered to end near 6.02 for January and 6.39 for May as activity stayed quiet and prices held firm.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Tragedy Strikes During Roxy Broadcast As Father Dies
New York December 15. The broadcaster Roxy Rothafel faced a personal tragedy live on air when his father Gustav Rothafel died during the WMCA program. Roxy answered the phone with the news and continued the plea for a hospital fund drive for the New York newspaper.
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New York
S&s. L. Rothafel Co
Gustav Rothafel
Roxy
WMCA
Pather
Hospital Fire Tragedy Strikes Charlottetown District
A hospital fire in Charlottetown killed three people and left one missing. Fire crews from Charlottetown, police and medical services evacuated patients to hotels and armories as flames damaged the building. Defective wiring and poorly controlled dynamite attempts were blamed for the disaster.
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Charlottetown
Queens Jall
McLaughlin
William McGuinn
Vernon
P. Bw
John McKenzie
Plat River
P. BE
William MacDonald
Morrell
McKenzie
MacDonald
Race War at Waikiki Stirs White Residents
A 20 year old matron was attacked after leaving a Waikiki cafe on a starry September night. Five men in a car dragged her, assaulted her, and left her by the beach. Police arrested five suspects within 12 hours and she identified four.
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Waikiki
Chinatown
Green Manoa Valley
Army
Naval Station
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Senator Warns on Global Debt Interdependence
The senator argues that adoption of the dole system would mark him historically. He warns that a government default would ripple through all nations, hitting American funds loaned to Germany for postwar readjustment. A default could strain the U S credit system and limit bank liquidity for industry. He credits the president’s one year moratorium plan with averting calamity and earning worldwide approval.
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Germany
Fess
Fliers Seek Marked Roads for Aviators in New Plan
Thom Gill Robb Wilson, state director of aviation, reports the State Highway Commission has been asked to mark main routes with letters ten to twenty feet long as an aid to aviators. The proposal aims to guide pilots navigating unfamiliar terrain by visible signage along primary highways.
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Trenton
State Highway Commission
Cas
Thom Gill Robb Wilson
Eight hurt in Dunn fatal collision near Erwin
Six people remained in a hospital with serious injuries after a wreck five miles north of Dunn at routes 65 and 60 intersect. The touring car carried William L. Long and Craven Cates of Erwin. The truck owned by Nathan Johnson and driven by Walter McLaurin left three white Dunn residents and two black passengers seriously hurt. three were not expected to live.
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Manners
William Barefoot
George Denning
Barney Bradley
Dunn
Denning
Bradley
Ten More Prisoners Granted Paroles By Governor Gardner
RALEIGH Dec 15 Ten additional prisoners received executive clemency as paroles by Governor Gardner. Thirteen were freed yesterday and 36 petitions were declined. The ten named include Wise Scott Cumberland Indian cow men Hardy Halifax Ewing Richmond John mitehell Wilkes Hunter Powers Ashe Joe Wise Burke Charley Love Caldwell Carlos Watkins Davison Nathaniel Foy Forsyth Clyde Gillen Forsyth.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gardner
Wise Scott
Cow Men Hardy
Halifax
Ewing
Richmond
John Mitehell Wilkes
Hunter Powers
Ashe
Joe Wise
Burke
Charley Love
Caldwell
Carlos Watkins
Davidson
Nathaniel Foy
Forsyth
Clyde Gillen
Alleged Deliberate Train Wreck Cost L
A fast Texas and Pacific passenger train plunged through an open switch at Hutchinson's spur 18 miles south of Shreveport killing engineer J. W. Gorman 55 of Alexandria La and injuring six others Officials said the switch had been disconnected from the switch stand and the signal light turned clear in what appears to be a deliberate wreck attempt
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Shreveport
Texas and Pacific
Hutchinson’s Spur
Here
J. W. Gorman
Alexandria
Sale of Valu Land by Trustee in Greensboro
Public sale of real estate in Guilford County North Carolina by V A Idol trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association to satisfy a deed of trust default. The parcel lies in Point Guilford and College Park area and is described in Deeds Book 103. Sale to occur January 19 1932 in front of the Municipal Building Point NC. Peacock and Dalton Attorneys.
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A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Las Sey
Bovaber
Ford County
Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
7 Point
Guilford
Honorth Carolina
College Park
J. C. E Weich
Register of Deeds of
Tellowe
Igs
Peacock & Dalton
Attys
Property Map for Eastview Lots Sold at Cash
Legal notice describing Lot No 30 in Eastview with boundaries in Forsyth County North Carolina based on recorded map in Book 5 page 267. Lots sit on east side of Asheboro Street, 50 feet frontage and rear, 150 feet depth. Sale terms CASH. Attys J Idol and Peacock & Dalton. December 1931.
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Eastview
Megiates
Forford County
North Carolina
Asheboro Street
Dessasner
J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton
Sale of Land by Trustee in High Point NC
Public auction to sell Beatrice Leeper property in Guilford County. Lot 26 in C. T. Willis Land, 50 by 150 feet, fronting in High Point Township, adjacents to Jessie Calvin lands. Sale set for January 19, 1932 at 2 20 p m in front of the High Point Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Leeper
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Township
C. T. Willis
Jessie Calvin
Loflin, Kinley and Son
Point
N. C
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