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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

3

North Carolina Welfare Board Expands and Reforms

The Welfare Board of North Carolina reports a two year expansion under Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson with five active bureaus and major efforts. It highlights surveys of child care institutions and county homes, investigations of jails and chain gangs, a statewide census of the handicapped, and classroom work aiding 1,280 children. Recommendations include larger Caswell Training School capacity, epilepsy care expansion, a new state juvenile court, and a Mother’s Aid Law to prevent poverty based separations.

Raleigh Associated Press State Board of Charities and Public Welfare Kate Burr Johnson North Carolina Board of Public Welfare Citizens Committee Department of Rehabilitation State Board Caswell Training School State Hospital Insare Farm Colony Bureau of Institutional Supervision Sue Couny Leuich Wake County University School of Public Welfare H. A. Blair Winston- Salemi Carey J. Hunter

Frady Mourned as Grave Condition Before Trial

Edgar C. Frady, accused of murdering his wife in a Miami hotel last February, is in grave condition with chronic kidney trouble and may not live to stand trial. Doctors report partial improvement after a blood transfusion as his January 1 hearing nears. Frady, once a Chicago car dealer, was released on bond after promising confinement.

Miami Fla Edgar C. Frady E. M. Jones Rivervew Hospital Frady W. K. Jones Palm Beach Dade County Chicago Riverview Hospital Fredy

Man’s self tooth extraction causes death in Lancaster

Frank Laudenberger of Columbia died after pulling his own troublesome teeth with pliers, the cause listed as blood poisoning. In Emig, Lady Frances Balfour, president of the National Council of Women, said no woman has invented anything worth talking about.

Lancaster Frank Laudenberger Columbia ST. Albans Emig Frances R Balfour National Council of Women

Auto jumps hedge after steering rod breaks

ORANGE New Jersey December 26 an automobile driven by John Senen leaped a three foot hedge when the steering rod failed all three occupants escaped unharmed Second Berry Crop Catro Illinois December 23 Fred Courter reports his second raspberry harvest from the same bushes Seals 12000 Gone Cardiff December 26 the seals on a cashbox en route to Ferndale remained intact but 12000 were missing when it left Cardiff Shoots Bride to Death Canton Difty December 26 Frank Uhilie exclaimed this is my revenge and shot Miss Ivy Prentice dead as she wed her suitor Herbert Donnelly

Orange N. J John Senen Canton Difty Colo Frank Uhilie Ivy Prentice Herbert Donnelly

Heart Stopped During Operation, Restored, Then Died

Mrs. Charles Hupp died after her heart stopped during surgery in Philadelphia. Doctors began massaging to restart the heart, and it beat briefly but stopped again an hour later.

Philadelphia Charles Hupp Hupp

Governor Morrison to Open Eastern Carolina Exposition

Governor Cameron Morrison and Secretary Henry Wallace will headline the Eastern Carolina Exposition in Wilson on March 19. The event opens with Governor's Day, with plans for top musical stars and a farm problems forum on the final day. The exposition aims to showcase eastern North Carolina's industrial and agricultural potential and attract thousands of visitors.

Old North North Caro Lina Martinnell Hemple Anna Case John McCormick Henry Wallace

D B Sheppard Dies After Long Illness At 61

D B Sheppard former Continental crossing watchman and local fire department driver died Sunday morning at a city hospital after a long tuberculosis illness. Born August 20 1871 he was 61. Survived by two daughters two sisters three brothers and a host of friends. Funeral at 2 30 pm today at sister Mrs Hayworths home 314 Tinstle Street with Oakwood Cemetery burial planned.

D. B. Sheppard Continental Crossing Mary and Selah Sheppard E. EK. Hayworth High Point J. Tilden Hedrick Lexington J. FE. Hedrick Washington, D. C EB. A. Hedrick New Orleans W. L. Hedrick Winston-Salem

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Welfare Board The Board of Education Constance Talmadge Lover Dear C. Frady Catro, Ill Fred Couter Nia Darquna Morrison Wallace Longness Mr. Sheppard Inkpheu Mi Ville AGIS United States
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