Fog Shrouds European Waters Amid Multiple Ship Collisions
Fog enshrouds the North and Baltic seas as ships creep toward harbor or anchor. The U S liner George Washington was rammed by the Danish vessel Malaya near Hamburg, causing a hole in the stern while the Malaya's bow was crushed. The Malaya risked sinking until her captain separated from the American ship and beaching occurred. The Hopatcong was struck in Istanbul Roads, while the British Rio Azul damaged the U S ship. Additional collisions occurred near Lisbon and Rotterdam, with losses including the trawler Patria and the William Hallett grounding near Ballycotton. Weather falIing, windless, and thick fog persist across western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baltic
English Channel
Bay of Biscay
Amburg
United States
George Washington
Elbe
Malaya
United States Shipping Board
Istanbul
Lisbon
Patria
Export
Kemmel
Rotterdam
William Hallett
Ballycotton
Ireland
Britain
England
Europe
MacKenzie Infant Dies in Hospital
Virginia Scott Mackenzie infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Mackenzie died in a local hospital early yesterday morning. Burial held yesterday afternoon at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. MacKenzie
Virginia Scott
Oakwood Memoral Park Cemetery
Officials Pursue Lost Sword From Washington Statue
Virginia authorities search for a sword missing from the George Washington statue in Richmond for eight years. The case centers on recovering the historic blade and determining its fate since its disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
George Washington
Richmond
Sunday Services In High Point Churches
Sunday sermons at First Presbyterian and Wesley Memorial churches considered Christ crowded out of modern life. Nabers at First Presbyterian traced preparation for Jesus and urged Christ in thought, desire, and joy, while Jordan at Wesley Memorial urged confidence in a friendly universe and urged personal decision of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Brantley Jones Marriage Announced In High Point
Mrs. O P Hutto announces Pear Jones and Richard Wilson Brantley were married Sunday December 14 1930 at 224 East Washington Street High Point N C The ceremony followed a formal announcement and the couple will reside in High Point North Carolina Winifred McCanless wed Richard Barber at Mount Ulla December 20 1930 The groom’s father suffered injuries in a recent auto accident and the couple left for a wedding trip to Washington after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantley-Jones
O. P. Hutto
Pear Jones
Richard Wilson Brantley
East
Washington Street
High Point
N. C
Barber-Mccanless
W. F. McCanless
Winifred
Richard Barber
Mount Ulla
Mr. Kester
Washington
Barber
Dolphus Taylor Dies At Home In Mount Ulla
Dolphus Taylor aged 65 died at his home on Peachtree Drive after a long illness. A native of Forsyth county he moved to the city five years ago and was a plasterer. He was twice married and survived by his wife Ellen Hubbard, one daughter Ethel Taylor of Richmond Va, and six stepdaughters in High Point Kernersville and Winston Salem. Funeral services will be held at Friends church Kernersville with a short service at 9:30 at the home and burial in Kernersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Bordenlands
Mediterranean
Mt. Olympus
Jupiter
Apollo
Pan
Christ
Man
God
Tupon
Jesus
Manney
First Presbyterian Church
Dolphus Taylor
Peachtree Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacKenzie
Charlies Rogers
America
Johnny Burke
Paramount Sound
Broadhurst Theatre
Enterprise
Crip Ilgd
First Presbyterian
Jesus Christ
Charles Haddon Nabers
Palestine
Tiber
Gaul
Carthage
Syrian
Jerusalem
Wesley Memorial
Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Jordan
Cor
Wrenn
VERS
United
Main St
Amos
Kenner Amos
C. L. Amos
North Main Street
Stickler
Theo
J. L. Moore
Guilford General Hospital
Paris
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Piggly Wiggly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!