Miss Betsy Durland Weds Dr. Philip Davis in High Point
High Point society records a quiet 7 o'clock wedding at the Durlands’ home, uniting Miss Betsy Durland and Dr. Philip Davis in a ring ceremony. The couple, after a Greensboro departure, will honeymoon in New York before making their home in High Point.
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Betsy Durland
DR. Davis
High Point Society
Philip Davis
O. C. Durland
Miss Durland
L. F. Tuttle
Wesley Memorial M. EB. Church
Davis
Groomtown
University of North Carolina and
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Hospital
New York City
Drs
Sheraton Hotel
Oscar Crane Durland
Betsy
Visiting Notables and Local Moves in Salisbury Today
R K Stewart visits Salisbury for today while D C Durland departs for Chicago on business and D C MacRae leaves for a New York trip. Mrs Ernest Calhoun of Pittsburgh visits Mrs Ted Williams in Emerywood as Mrs G A Ausband recovers from influenza. E B Gamble returns from Shelby with friends noting Troy Lloyd's illness remains unsatisfactory. Frank Kugler back from Washington D C and Spencer Wise of Washington visiting sister Mrs Alexander Rankin Jr. Billie Hiatt returns to Northwestern University in Chicago after holidays. Louis Lineback visits grandmother then returns to Oak Institute. Billy White resumes his life at 326 Louise Avenue after tonsil surgery at Guilford General Hospital.
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Billy White
Louise Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Younger Says Rumor Of Virginia Poly Move False
Charlotte report contradicts talk linking Monk Younger with a Virginia Polytechnic coaching post. Davidson College figures say they have heard nothing, and Younger’s Davidson contract runs to 1932 with possible renewal. News and Observer notes the rumor’s persistence after football season.
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Charlotte
N. C
Monk Younger
Virginia Poly
Younger
Raleigh News and Observer Today
Davidson College
Davidson Mentor Today
News and Observer
Davidson
Johnson Named President of Local Business Club
Herbert E. Johnson, a High Point real estate man and charter member of the American Business club chapter, was elected president to succeed James B. Lovelace. Officers elected include John T. Moffitt as vice president and J. J. McMurray as recording secretary with several others. Lovelace becomes board chairman.
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Herbert E. Johnson
American Business Club
High Point
James B. Lovelace
Elwood
John T. Moffitt
J. J. McMurray
W. A. Tomlinson
Sam H. Denny
Nat Walker
Mike H. Boyce
L. Holt McPherson
Herman Smith
J. Brooks Reitzel
John T. Mo
Will Elect New Member This Week To School Board
The High Point City Council will choose a successor to the late John W. Hedrick on the School Board within the next week. Hedrick served since 1925 but his term expired last year. the five year post must go to a member from the first ward. Current board members are C. F. Tomlinson, Charles L. Amos, E. K. Ingram, and Dr. D. A. Stanton.
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John W. Hedrick
High Point School Board of Commissioners
Hedrick
C. F. Tomlinson
Charles L. Amos
E. K. Ingram
D. A. Stanton
Farmers To Meet Tomorrow Night On Curb Markets Speech
Local citizens plan a supper meeting of the High Point Farmers civic organization at Archdale Friends church tomorrow night. Joseph G. Knapp of North Carolina State College Raleigh will discuss curb markets. Three representatives from each civic club and the chamber of commerce are expected due to interest in a possible municipal curb market.
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High Point Farmers’ Civic Organization
Archdale Friends Church
Joseph G. Knapp
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Five Carloads of Furniture Shipped to Raleigh
Five carloads of fine furniture were shipped by truck from Tomlinson Furniture Manufacturing to Raleigh. The items will equip about 70 rooms in the Carolina Apartment hotel, which is being transformed from apartments into regular hotel rooms for visiting legislators and others to ease cramped accommodations at the state capital.
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Tomlinson Furniture Manufacturing Company
Raleigh
Carolina
Gang found by nun at hospital after drive-by killings
Police linked two slayings to a gang run by Tardi amid discontent over leadership in the 42 Mang. A nun discovered the gang member on a hospital doorstep after gunfire burst residents described a storm of shots and two cars fleeing in opposite directions. Costanzo alone provided witnesses. Tardi, blond and left handed, was held five days in last summer’s Lingle murder case. police deem the two slayings unrelated.
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Costanzo
Tardi
Lingle
Retaliation Suspected in Slayings as Police Probe Continues
The article notes a reported retaliation link to prior slayings in which Frank Candela, linked to several Italian societies, was gunned down near his home hours before another man named Tardi died. Police say Candela’s slaying is not connected to Tardi’s death.
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Tion
Frank Candela
Tardi
Mass recall of workers across rail and industry gains momentum
Thousands return to jobs as major railroads and auto plants reinstate workers nationwide. New York Central reemploys 3,000, Missouri Pacific 2,200, Southern Pacific 850, and St. Louis-San Francisco 2,000. Steel mills in Youngstown recall 2,000. Cleveland, 1,347. Locomotive orders and plant openings boost employment. optimism voiced by officials about stabilizing labor. Fort Smith area sees 400 railroad workers recalled, Frisco 300 trackmen, Missouri Pacific Watiburen shops, and Fort Smith and Western 100 back after layoffs.
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Missouri Pacific
New York Central
St. Louis
Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Louisville
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Ford
Chevrolet
Atlanta
St. Paul
Minn
Des Moines
Richmond
General Motors
Muncie
Ind
Columbus
Seaboard Paper Company
Bucksport
Corn Products Refining Company
Kansas City
Kari-Keen
Sioux City
Willys-Morrow Company
Elmira
N. Y
Morgantown
W. Va
Gilbert Davis
Wierton Steel Corporation
Wheeling
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Schenectady
American Locomotive Company
Crown Manufacturing Company Cotton Mills
Dalton
Cluett, Peabody and Company
Bremen
Georgia
Alabama
Woods
Hoover
Fort Smith
Ark
Frisco Railroad
Watiburen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Joffre Remembered by War Veterans at Invalides
Veterans who fought under Papa Joffre recall World War I service in France. In front of the Invalides they honor the commander credited with saving France in 1914 as survivors display wounds and medals from the Great War.
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France
the Invalides
Papa” Joffre
Joffre Funeral Commemoration In Notre Dame Cathedral
The scene at Notre Dame marked by state presence and church rites as Marshal Joffre received solemn absolution from Msgr Tissier with Cardinal Verdier and other prelates. A royal cortege moved to the Invalides while President Doumergue and leaders honored Joffre's career and role in world liberty before his burial at Louveciennes.
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Solder
Marshal Joffre
Notre Dame
Msgr
Tissier
Chalon-Sur- Marne
France
Marne
Cardinal Verdier
Paris
Cardinal Binet
Besancon
Maglione
Republic
Mme. Joffre
Catafalque
Coldstream Guards
United States
Doumergue
Prince Leopold
Belgium
Walter B. Edge
Lyautey
Petain
Frenchet D’esprey
Joffre
America
M. Barthou
the Invalides
Napoleon
Louveciennes
Odyssey 7000 Miles From Orbetello Flight Sale to Brazil
A seven thousand mile odyssey begun with departure from Orbetello Italy on December 17 sees twelve planes leaving Bolama. One aircraft alighted at sea near the start, another diverted by engine trouble off St Paul’s Rocks. Italian cruisers recovered both. The first was towed to Bolama while the second heads to Fernando de Noronha. Rumors circulated today.
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Potengy
Bolama
Natal
Pasage
Fernando de Noronha
Balbo
Villa Cincinnati
Rio Grande Do Norte
Atlantic
Lisbon
Azores
Worl
Orbetello
Italy
St. Paul’s Rocks
Fernand Do Noron
Christened Congressman Blank Blamed for Bottle Smash Incident
The Pathinder reports a bottle was smashed in the house office corridor. Congressman Blanker says no new investigation is underway, noting they are launching another inquiry.
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Congressman Blank
Congressman Blanker
Deer Count Tops One Million In National Forests
Deer are the most numerous big game in national forests with an estimated total near one million. Wildlife officials reported the large herd size reflecting sustained populations across multiple regions and forest units.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale Guilford NC 1931
State of North Carolina Guilford County trustee will sell at 2:00 PM February 9 1931 at Greensboro courthouse door the property described in the deed of trust made November 16 1926 by N A Davis and Evelyn Davis to secure an obligation to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The sale reveals foreclosure under the terms of the deed of trust.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
N. A. Davis
Evelyn Davis
Guilford County
W Metropolitan Life
Greensboro
Deed of Trust Describes Property in Guilford County North Carolina
The document details a deed of trust in Guilford County North Carolina, describing land bound by East Ray Street and Oakland Street with specific line directions and corner references. It notes the record is filed in the Guilford County Register of Deeds and bears the date January 1931 with J. Allen Austin and Austin & Turner listed as attorneys.
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Tn Tb
North Carolina
East Ray Street
East Ray St
S. Hiatt
E. Welch
Welch
Oakland Street
Register Deeds
Guilford County
J. Allen Austin
Guilford County High Point Receiver Notice
In Guilford County High Point Municipal Court the court appoints receiver Roy Co of 212 Wachovia Bank Building High Point NC. Creditors claimants and others must file in the affairs of defendant by March 5 1931 or be barred from distribution of assets. Dated January 5 1931 D C MacRae attorney.
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Guilford County
Municipal Court of
High Point
Mic
Piniutift
Rotor Conse Pay
Eoery Eiven
Claingnts
Chi Atm Com
Pany
Caida Com
ROY Co
Wachovia Bank
North Carolina
D. C. MacRae, Atty
Sale of Valuable Land in Guilford County Trustee Action
Court notice of sale of Lot No. in Grimes plot as per Deeds for Guilford County Book 5 page 338. Terms are cash. Dated January 1931. A J Idol and attorneys Peacock and Dalton represent trustee.
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Clara
Wilson
Guilford
A. J. Idol
Peacock and Dalton
Atty's
Rk Subaivs
At . c
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Salisbury
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Pittsburgh, Pa
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Shelby
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Carter Street
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Washington, D. C
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Alexander Rankin, Jr
Billie Hiatt
Northwestern University
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