Pollock Family Returns from Florida Visit
City notes announce births marriages and weddings from the region. Mary Magdalene Spry born December 26 at Granby Street. Bessie Morris weds Philip Moniger in Richmond. Kath leen Hepler and Raymond Gadd attend a dinner party. Vivian Hiatt and Artes Tuttle wed December 25. Kathleen Hepler hosts and attends several showers and festivities.. Schuyler Redding wedding announced in High Point with maples street home details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Elizabeth Hiatt
Artes T. Tuttle
Trinity
Mrs. Tuttle
A. Hiatt
Archdale
J. M. Simerson
J. H. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
J. &. Schuyler
Roanoke
Virginia
Redding
W. W. Redding
Newberry
South Carolina
Moffitt Hosiery Company
Society Notes and Baseball Scandal Mentioned
Mrs. Jesse Harris hosts the Thursday Bridge Club at Bain Avenue with decor of wreaths and greenery. Highlighted by Mrs. O B Bonner’s top score and a coat corsage prize, the gathering includes a list of club members and a guest. Separately, Key nuptials announced in High Point and Miami address details are noted, as well as Christmas visits and a Gastonia return after holidays. Chicago Tribune reports another 1919 baseball scandal ghost at the banquet, with a banned player claiming knowledge of worse cases and hinting at 1917 series questions as investigators are urged to probe deeper.
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Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
O. B. Bonner
Thomas Turner
Cmven Page
QO. B. Bonner
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Cincinnati
Landis
Cobb
Speaker
the Tribune
Mrs H W McCain Hosts Gathering On Johnson Street
With Mr. Cunningham's sister Mrs H W McCain hosting at her Johnson street home, attendees gathered for a private social event. The report notes the cordial atmosphere and presence of local residents in the residence setting.
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Mr. Cunningham
Local social notes wrap holiday visits and travel
Mrs D L Bouldin and son David Jr depart for Charlotte to see brothers C L Korner and Russell Korner. Carlysie Cunningham returns to Raleigh from a visit with sister Mrs H W McCain. Mrs J G Groome visits several days in Reidsville. CGC L Korner and Russell Korner return to Charlotte after holidays with the Bouldins. they are joined by Mrs J J Korner. Ivy Paytor visits friends in Reidsville. Mrs Jack Groome returns home after four weeks with Philadelphia friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bouldin
David, Jr
Charlotte
Carlysie Cunningham
Raleigh
Mrs. H. W. McCain
Cgc. L. Korner
Russell Korner
Johnson Street
J. J. Korner
Messrs. Korner
Jack Groome
Philadelphia
Baseball scandal deepens as Landis taps Risberg
Commissioner Landis invited Swede Risberg to Chicago to recount any crooked baseball knowledge amid the 1919 Cleveland Detroit game charges. Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and Smokey Joe Wood face ongoing scrutiny while Cobb and Speaker consult lawyers in Detroit. Public welfare officials seek foster homes for several children mentioned in the piece.
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Gatf
Landis
Leonard
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Smokey Joe
Wood
Cleveland
Detroit
Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Charlie
Risberg
Cobb
Speaker
Joe Wood
James O. Murfin
University of Michigan
Fred West
West
Ban Johnson
American League
Navin
Four Children in Need of a Home in High Point
Four children in High Point need a home as officials of the board of public welfare search for families. The little ones are described as bright and needing care.
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Bey
The
Boar of Public Welfare
Board of Public Welfare
High Point
Taxation Brakes on North Carolina Industry Says Marshal
Charlotte December 31 AP Hunter Marshall Jr secretary of the North Carolina Cotton Manufactures Association says state taxation harms the cotton industry and discriminates against corporations He cites the 1920 revaluation act as root of the problem and doubts 1927 will bring improvement He urges removal of barriers to industrial expansion noting southern states are attracting industry
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Lines Of Battle Over Farm Relief In Congress
Washington awaits January 6 start of the new session as agriculture leaders brace for a fiery battle. Nearly a dozen bills aim to ease rural conditions, but McNary Haugen with its equalization fee looms as the main fight in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Cost of living in Great Britain climbs since 1914
The average cost of living on October 1 1926 was 74 percent higher than in July 1914, reflecting a substantial price rise over the intervening period.
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Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Pollock
Fort Myers
Florida
Tom Spry
Granby Street
Mary Magdalene
Morris Martin
City
Benjamin Hatcher Blakey
Bessie D. Morris
Phillip Martin Moniger
Richmond
Miss Hepler
J. G. Myers
Kathleen Hepler
Raymond Gadd
Miami
Fla
Bess
Bassett
Crater Lockabill
Thomasville
Paul Hepler
J. O. Lyers
Hevler
Vernon Hepler
Tomlinson Falt Manufacturing Company
Flapper
Mary Curl
Elizabeth
Mary Miatt
Mary Gibson
Mable Griffith
Marie McMillan
Eva Griffith
O. B. James
C. E. Peace
J. O. Myers
Helen Hepler
P. T. Myers
Luther Conrad
C. M. Tomlinson
Sadie Blair
Lavenia Stewart
Willa Payne
D. L. Cecil
Joe Snyder
Maude Stewart
Schuyler-Redding
John &. Schuyler
Pauline
Floyd ¢. m Redding
Maple Street
N. C
Nea Sepyiot
Prug Store
Faille
Correc
Rose
Halper-Gadd
Mrs
Kathleen
Raymond Carl Gadd
North West
Fifty Eighth
C. EB. Hodgin
Greensboro
Gadd
Mrs. Hoyt Cunningham
Gastonia
J. G. Groome
Reidsville
Ivy Paytor
Wwe
Johnson
Florist
North Main St
Elizabeth Arden
Hart Drug CO
Oxfords
the Shoe Men
South Main Street
High Point N. C
Martha Washington Candy Store
North Main Street
Princess Cafe
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Sartiin
Master Uyere and Cleaners