Groom Defends Debt Marriage In Kansas City
In Kansas City on February 2, Frank Henzel a 61 year old farm laborer and his 19 year old bride Celia defend their marriage amid relatives claim it was contracted to settle a $10,000 debt. Celia denied marrying for money and said she loved him. Henzel found in a Denver bus station supported the debt claim but insisted his wife did no wrong. He planned to secure her release then meet relatives in Beatrice Nebraska. The couple wed last Wednesday and he had shortly after left for Colorado to buy a farm. Relatives named George Henzel Frank Novotny and Virginia Novotny charged Henzel once had $100,000 but lost much and worked in Brennan’s Missouri farm.
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Kansas City
Frank Henzel
Celia
Henzel
Beatrice
Neb
Charity Brennan
Carthage
M. Henzel
Denver
Kansas
Colorado
George Henzel
Frank Novotny
Virginia Novotny
Missouri
Brennan
Grain advances as moisture shortages buoy crops in Chicago
Chicago grain markets opened with gains after a wavering start as persistent dryness across US wheat regions raised concerns of potential crop damage. Liverpool wheat stocks contracted while ocean voyage stocks grew. Wheat held steady then moved higher, while corn shifted from unchanged to gains as trading progressed.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ocean Passage
Stolen Checks Are Returned By Thief
Anderson, Feb. 2. Having no use for several hundred dollars worth of checks stolen from the Anderson Oil company Saturday night, the robbers returned them by mail today. No report concerning $225 in cash taken at the same time was included in the letter.
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Anderson, 8. C
Anderson Oil Company
Panic injures sixty at cathedral in Guadalajara
Sixty persons were injured, several seriously, when a building adjoining the Sacred Heart Cathedral collapsed during the crowded noon mass in Guadalajara. The panic followed the collapse, as worshippers rushed to exits. The incident occurred yesterday in Mexico City time zone reporting.
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Mexico City
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Guadalajara
Share Market Shows Lower Tendency in February
New York dispatch reports a cautious start to February with markets in a lower mood. Bonds weak, but last week’s decline seems halted. stocks up briefly in morning trade led by baking stocks as new management under George K. Morrow takes charge. Indiana controlled Pan Americans fell, Standard of Indiana dividend cut to 2.50 prompts drop, Sears Roebuck down 14 percent year over year, Montgomery Ward off 9.3 percent in January. Money rates steady though month end settlements may lift slightly.
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Aenced Press
New York
Tony
George K. Morrow
Indiana
Standard of
Kansas
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Jagger
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Weakens
Prices ease after initial demand covers as Liverpool cables cite hedging liquidation and steady yarn demand. March to May and July futures slip mid session with March around 10.3 to 10.79, market quiet at lower levels, demand limited but Liverpool notes continental buying and ongoing textile interest.
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W York
New York
Febereeeton
Liverpool
P.C
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quietly Amid Soft Liverpool Cables
New Orleans cotton opened a shade easier as Liverpool cables were weaker. Early trades saw declines of two to four points, with May at 10.67 and October 10.08, about 6 to 7 points below Saturday's close. After an hour, activity steadied at the session lows, traders noting prices held despite adverse cables.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
India
Cotton prices slip as market stays quiet
LiVe COTTON LIVERPOOL reports a quiet Cotton spot with lower prices across grades. Sales reach 3,000 bales, including 2,000 American, while receipts total 6,000. Futures close steady to up, with March at 5.50 and December at 5.88. Plus, King George denies rumors he will give up horse racing.
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Liverpool
George
Emergency Committee for Employment Office Contact
City Hall basement hosts the Emergency Committee for Employment with 2039 as the office phone. Mrs. W B Price is the full time secretary and an assistant will receive calls to coordinate helping residents find needed work. The notice urges those seeking cooks cleaners grounds repair help to call for city employment relief.
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Emergency Committee
City Hall
W. B. Price
Chicago market summary shows mixed cattle hogs and lambs
Chicago price report notes hogs 77 000 with bulk 140-320 lb animals at 7.65 to 8.05 and sows around 5.86 to 6.26. Cattle 20 000 and calves 2 000 with standstill market and heavy bids down. Sheep 20 000 with slow demand and fat lambs 25 to 40 lower. feeding lambs 60-65 lb at 7.75-8.40.
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Chicago
Mills Chief Says No Pact Reached With Striking Union
New York February 2 H R Fitzgerald president of mills at Danville Virginia said today no agreement had been reached between mill management and the striking union workers.
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New York
H. R. Fitzgerald
Danville
Wisdom and mercy in High Point Sunday sermon
The Sunday morning sermon at First Presbyterian in High Point, led by Dr. Charles Haddon Napers, drew on Soloman from First Kings to urge measuring up to leadership tests. He warned that force and compromise fail to settle big life questions, praising the value of love, faith, and personal religion. An evening radio-minded appeal urged choosing refined music over cheap fare, followed by a musical performance.
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First Presbyterian
Israel
Charles Haddon Napers
First Presbyterian Church
First Kings
Soloman
Old
Jerusalem
Europe
Old Jerusalem
Use of Leisure Time at Central Friends Church
Rev. Tom A. Sykes spoke on The Use of Leisure Time a Social Problem at Central Friends Church on Sunday morning. He urged forming better selves through rest and communion with God, others, and life’s duties, noting how private peace affects family and social harmony.
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Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
God
Jesus
Visiting preachers fill pulpit as pastor out ill
In High Point the pulpit was filled by two visiting preachers. Dr. George H. Crowell spoke at the 11 o’clock service noting that about one third of High Point residents do not attend church. Rev. Lawrence W. Lee of High Point college preached at 7:30 p.m. on The Divine Expectancy of Prayer using Elijah on Mount Carmel. He urged restoring the family altar as essential to American religious life. Miss Pritchett sang a solo with Miss Bogle of High Point college.
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C. F. Womble
George H. Crowell
High Point
Lawrence W. Lee
High Point College
Elijah
Mount Carmel
America
Miss Pritchett
Miss Bogle
First Baptist Preacher Warns Generations From Babylonian Folly
Dr Conrad at First Baptist cites Daniel chapter five warning a generation from Belshazzar’s excess. He recalls Babylon’s vast wealth and luxury as a backdrop to a moral reckoning, noting Darius the Mede closing in as a warning against indulgence and heedless riches.
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Conrad
Dan
Belshazzer
Babylon
Darius the Mede
Furniture Trade In 1930 Falls To 61 Percent Of 1929
Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb 2 The 1930 furniture industry volume reached 61 percent of 1929 with shipments under half of 1929. Uplifted orders in December were about 11 days of business versus 32 in 1929 and 39 in 1928. The Seidman and Seidman survey notes a buyer’s market and profit struggles as 1930 closes.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Seidman
Receivers Appointed for Home Mortgage of Hickory
Permanent receivers T L Bland of Raleigh and W G Bramham of Durham were named for the Home Mortgage company, deemed hopelessly insolvent under mismanagement. Bond set at $50,000 each. The action began Oct 17, 1930, after Mrs. M Ramsey of Norfolk held bonds. Judge Meekins criticized the company and noted prior hearings and appeals.
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Raleigh
Home Mortgage Company
Hickory
Durham
L M. Meekins
Meeking
T. L. Bland
W. G. Bramham
M Ramsey
Norfolk
Meekins
Charlies B. Calvert
James H. Poll
Counsel For the Tea
Mae
Home Gage Company
Cobb Group
Oat Ora Arden
J. E. Owens
Adams
Butler
Quantico
Senate
Heflin Bem
United States
Mussolini
Alabama
The Hand Writing on the Wall in Life and Sin
A compact, moral meditation compares ancient Babylon’s downfall with modern personal ruin. It cites Belshazzar’s feast and the hand writing on the wall to warn that sin corrupts the body and fate, implying every life bears a similar judgment and consequence.
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Apply City Shoe Shop
Commerce Street
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Alfred Brown
Asheboro
N. C
Henry DB. Perry
N. Oo
Main and Broad Streets
Commercial Insurance and Investment Co
Wachovia Bank
English Street
J. N. McCrary
Pisher Street
Eacelient
West Green Street
Coletf
West Farriss Avenue
Redding
Green
Fourth Street
Woodrow Avenue
Roland Park Avenue
Bath
Lindsay Street
W. W. Cecil
New Perfection
Tate Street
Gesee
Denny Veneer Covene
P. H. Lagenby
N. Main
Gaddy’s Wood Yard
Black’s Wood Yard
Jack
W. L. Seigier
Winston Road
Rhad Interprise
Edwards’ Business College
Gee Mo Street
Greensboro
ST Call
H. L. Bupnell Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
L. R. Sykes
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
Me Ee
Amos Realty CO
Washington ST
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington St
High Point Junk and Metal CO
Wrenn
Ruby’s, Inc., Jewelers
S. Main
White
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Chicago Grain
Nee Adams-Millis
al Chem & Dye
Armour
Dupont
Foster Wheel
Don & Eisses Sea
Freeport Tex
Goodyear
Mosd
Y Central
Chenneenae
Norfolk and
West
Barnsdall A
Beth Steel
Cal
HOG
Cacevescceess
Cannon Mills
Grigsby Gram
Wee
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Lorillard
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Rem Rand
Sou Rail
Ccveeeeeseses
St OU NJ
Studebaker
Zomp Coo and Chem
Exas Corp
Ee Ee Ee
Abeaes Prod
Seeveseeeese
Ss Steel
Seereeeetet
Ry Westing Bl
Woolworth
Yell Tr and Cab
Ates Uoseccetseenaape
Chicago Livestock
Sykes
Marian Burgess
H. F. Abels
Virginia Frank
Mr. Sykes
Norman Fidler
A J. Cox
Willard Mendenhall
Temple
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