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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1926

Page

4

Merchants Plan Banquet in High Point Thursday Evening

The Merchants' Association of High Point will host a 7 p.m. banquet at the Sheraton hotel next Thursday. Richard Reittzel announced invitations to W. N. Dickson and J. Paul Leonard, leaders of the state association. Leonard has accepted. Dickson may attend if business permits.

Merchants’ Association of High Point Sheraton Hotel Richard Reittzel W. N. Dickson Winston-Salem J. Paul Leonard Statesville State Association Leonard Dickson Association Reitzel Merchants’ Association

Earthquake in Siena causes injuries and house damage

An Italian earthquake in Siena lasting twelve seconds injures a score of people and damages several hundred houses as the rural population flees to open areas. local authorities assess damage and monitor aftershocks.

Siena Italy

Charleston Finds German Society A Conservative Set

Berlin reports German conservatives, aligned with monarchist ideas, oppose modern dances and promoted ballroom steps begun by the former Kaiser in 1913. The royalist Bavarian set bans dances beyond waltzes and polkas while court charges mock the gravity of price disputes in grave digging cases.

Charleston Berlin Siegfried Wagner Bavaria

Reichstag President Paul Loebe Celebrated on 50th Birthday

Paul Loebe, president of the Reichstag, receives congratulations from President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Luther on his 50th birthday. His career spans printer apprentice to editor of Breslau Volkswacht and a socialist advocate who faced imprisonment in 1905 for inciting class war. The Berlin state opera also fuels debate with Alban Bergs Wozzeck, praised and vilified for its radical dissonance and staged audacity.

Ter Paul Loebe Reichstag von Hindenburg Luther Herr Loebe Breslau Austria Hungary Switzerland Italy Loebe Breslau Volkswacht State Opera At Berlin Wozzek Alban Berg

Acacia Gift Tree Still Stands At Britz Castle

An American acacia tree given 225 years ago to King Frederick the First remains at Hohen Zollern Castle Britz now city property of Berlin. A slip in a Pennsylvania planter’s pot, it is said to be Germany’s first acacia and was planted for the king to view from his study window. Custodians guard it with iron props, while Castle Britz dates to 1375 and Frederick acquired it in 1699.

Frederick Hohenzollern Britz Berlin Pennsylvania Germany House of Hohenzollern Britzke

P T A Meeting At Grimes Street School

The January 7 Parent-Teachers association meeting at Grimes street school drew strong attendance. President Mrs. M. T. Hicks opened with prayer, Miss Blair Spencer sang The Old Refrain, Rev. W. B. Davis led the Psalm, and Dr. F. R. Taylor gave an instructional address urging parental involvement. Mrs. L. R. Peacock's sixth grade won the attendance prize.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Grimes Street School M. T. Hicks W. B. Davis Blair Spencer Elm Street Koreisler F. R. Taylor

Storm Warning Advisory for Northeast Storm Movement

Weather Bureau issues advisory for the northeast from Boston to East Port. Disturbances over northern New Jersey move northward with increasing intensity bringing strong northeast and east winds and snow this afternoon and tonight.

Washington Weather Bureau Boston East Port New Jersey

Tar Heel track squad begins hard training for 1926 season

Tar Heel track coach Bob Fetzer and Dale Rawson start rigorous workouts as Carolina prepares for a strong Southern Conference slate. The team aims to defend the conference title at the May 14–15 meet, despite Andy Bell’s decision to quit. replacements are sought to bolster chances.

Chapel Hill Bob Fetzer Dale Rawson Carolina Tar Heels Andy Bell Bell Greensboro Sewance Fetzer

Carolina cross country and track squads back with strong distance group

The Carolina coaches renew a powerhouse distance lineup led by Elliott, Pritchett, Daniels, Henderson, and Berrier with Jenkins and Williams returning for weight events. Midfield talent includes Captain Jonas and Parker, Rhinehart, Henley. sprinters, hurdlers, and field event athletes from last year reprise roles alongside freshmen Evans Tilley Wilkins and others. Newcomb Morehead Johnson back for javelin and other events completes the roster.

Bell Carolina Elliott Pritchett Daniels Henderson Berrier Goodwin Lambeth Harry Thach Tar Heels Charlie Jonas Parker Rhinehart Henley Edwards Watt Hackney Jidwards Freshmn Evans Tilley Wilkins Morehead Johnson

Local orchestra to bow at American theater this week

The Southern Harmony Boys, a fast growing local ensemble, will perform at the American theater for three nights Thursday Friday and Saturday. The program includes jazz numbers solo pieces and a Charleston exhibition with two or three vocal solos. New member Russell Hummel from Iowa plays saxophone and clarinet. Other featured players include Kenneth Abels director sax and violin Wilfred Sechrest tenor banjo Elliot Wood sax James Asbury trumpet Robert Gold drums and Fielding Kearns piano.

Southern Harmony Boys American Theater Russell Hummel Iowa Kenneth Abels Wilfred Sechrest Elliot Wood James Asbury Robert Gold Fielding Kearns

Astrologer Advises Maud to Seize First Chance

A Tit-Bits quip notes Maud asking an astrologer about marriage timing. The astrologer sees her and instantly advises to grab the first chance, delivering a joke on fate and quick decisions.

Maud

Surprising Proposal and Execution Report

A reader asks if Jack will propose tonight to the speaker in a note to her mother. In Ashely County Deputy Sheriff Scott Streeter is described as killed by an electric chair execution.

Jack Scott Streeter Ashely County

Arkansas ends toll of two lives in daybreak murders

Little Rock Arkansas dispatch reports at dawn two men died in a murder spree. Tyrus Clark described as a Sulphur Springs bank robber killed banker L. M. Stout and Aaron Harris during the morning incident.

Little Rock Argan State of Arkansas Tyrus Clark Sulphur Springs L. M. Stout Aaron Harris

Uncertain Quote Highlights a Stranger’s Striking Face

A Columbia Jester remark recalls a woman who has endured hard times and dressed to fit a tight shoe. The exchange hints at a lived, suffering persona and a public fascination with appearance.

Columbia

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