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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
10
A High Point man faces likely permanent loss of use of his arm after a fight with his brother. Police reported the incident and noted the severe injury resulting from the confrontation.
A junior club is planned after a report by the boys work committee chairman Steve Steffan on efforts to organize the group. The Optimists discussed launching activities aimed at youth engagement and service.
Griffin's body was found in a pickup truck on Sunday at the bot Seat location, with authorities stating no evidence of foul play in the death.
A brief note highlights the Florida wahoo as a delicious food fish known for its speed in the water. The fragmentary text mentions a phrase about mining and a three-salle reference, leaving unclear details.
A series of property transfers are recorded in High Point Township and nearby locales. Names include Robert Shipp, Richard Green, Madie Scearce Evans, F B Williard, W W Patterson, D H Cole, Sallie Horton Bean, Warren Woolard, Don W Hulin, Donald R Snider, Ernest C Stokes, J C Meredith, Helen Cox, Edna Hunsucker, and others. Parcels include lots in Southside subdivision College Development and Improvement Co. properties Seward Heights Oak Hill Forest Broadfield Park and other described streets. Transfers involve spouses and multiple co owners with properties on Penny Pitts Coltrane Street Albertson Road Woodrow Avenue and west corner locations.
The essay recounts Jenner’s cowpox vaccination origin in 1796 and argues vaccination duty. It notes historic smallpox deaths and stresses continuing need for vaccination to keep the disease from resurging. The piece frames public health as essential to prevent future outbreaks and scarred generations.
Mrs. Claudia Abrams wife of Sol Abrams vice president of Jos. Schilts Brewing Co. died Sunday in Milwaukee. She was born in Ogden Utah and lived through a long life marked by events across India and other regions.
An ad touts Cotonaim as a new laxative that moisturizes and expands bulk to stimulate the colon overnight. It claims safety for pregnant women and superiority to older laxatives, promising gentle, effective relief for regularity at 98 cents per tablet.
Civitan members hear a report detailing plans for a community meet aimed at service projects and local engagement. The discussion highlights organization goals and upcoming events for civic involvement.
Fire crews were called to Cas ard Furniture Manufacturing on Ward Street early today to put out a minor blaze in the dust pit. Alarm sounded at 1:48 a.m. No injuries reported and damage not noted. Nearby trash fire on Park Street ended with no damage. Michigan constitution first in the U S to require public libraries.
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