Confidence Need Highlighted by NC Governor Gardner
Governor C Max Gardner urged 1931 be a year of renewed confidence in individuals government business and religion in North Carolina. He warned against hysteria that damaged the economy and said self confidence and cooperation could restore conditions and trust across state and local governments.
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Gardner
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Airplane Gasoline and Oil Consumption Up in 1930
The Aeronautical Branch of the U S Department reports that U S airplane fuel use in the first half of 1930 added significantly to oil company revenues. Consumption reached 12 87 532 gallons of gasoline and 637 212 gallons of oil.
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Washington
United States
Aeronautical Branch
U. S. Department
Last Rites Held For Hazel Grimes
Funeral services for Hazel Grimes were held yesterday afternoon at the Ward Street Methodist Church. Rev. E. M. Jones and Rev. H. C. Byram officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood Park cemetery. The service included songs by her Sunday school class and a quartet. Pallbearers were from the Virginia Life Insurance company, with flowers carried by named friends.
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Hazel Grimes
J. F. Grimes
Ward Street
M. B. Shurch
E. M. Jones
H.C. Byrum
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Vera Cook
Lila Scales
Mary Johnson
Josephine Pope
Amalee Wagner
Edna Ambler
Carleen Welch
Frances Wagner
First Telephone Installed in LaPorte in 1891
History notes that long before modern phones, LaPorte installed the first telephone in 1891. Armon B. Strowger, credited with the dial system, pioneered early telephone technology in this region.
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Armon B. Strowger
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