DeBerry Bound Over For Superior Court Trial
Robert DeBerry Negro of West Lexington avenue is bound over to Guilford Superior Court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after a knife wound to William Hannah of North McCrary street Asheboro. Hannah required about an hour and a half of stitches. Court docket included reckless driving with several cases disposed of, including immorality and intoxicated driving sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DeBerry
Lexington Avenue
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
DeBerry
William Hannah
McCrary Street
Asheboro
West Farriss Avenue
Hannah
May Resuscitate Local Young Democrats Plan
Tentative plans to reorganize the inactive local Young Democrats were discussed at a meeting at the Elwood hotel called by Democratic township chairman Walter Crisman. A committee including L. J. Fisher Jr, Claude McIver Jr, Joel Hoffmann Jr, Judge Lewis Teague, and Rupert Pickens will study the situation and report after the Greensboro state Young Democrats meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats
Elwood Hotel
Democratic Township
Walter EB. Crissman
Rupert T. Pickens
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Claude McIver, Jr
Joel Hoffman, Jr
Lewis E. Teague
Greensboro
State
Fisher
Probation and fines for multiple 1930s offenses
A list of court dispositions includes Thomas Clodfelter for violation of prohibition with five months on county roads suspended for three years upon payment of $5 and costs. E. G. Slate lottery dismissed. George Cooper prohibition six months on county roads suspended three years. Fred C. Bunion prohibition $5 and costs. Roscoe Simmons abandonment and non support 12 months on county roads suspended upon adequate support. Jack Groome reckless driving court costs and $50 damages. B. H. Hinson reckless driving dismissed. W. J. Carlton reckless driving costs and $125 damages to B. H. Hinson. W Hz Gulledge abandonment suspended upon adequate support. B. G. Callahen reckless driving dismissed. G. G. Lenis worthless check costs and pay check. Adeline Hicks occupying room for immoral purposes 60 days in workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hicks
Roy Coletrane
Ernest Saunders
H. Kriegeshalte
Carrie Harris
Thomas Clodfelter
E. G. Slate
George Cooper
Fred C. Bunion
Roscoe Simmons
Jack Groome
B. H. Hinson
W. J. Carlton
W. Hz. Gulledge
B. G. Callahen
G. G. Lenis
Adeline Hicks
John H McDowell Rites Held In Asheboro
Funeral services for John H. McDowell 62 who died suddenly of a heart attack at his Asheboro home were held at 2:30 this afternoon at the Asheboro Methodist Protestant church with Rev J B Trogdon and Dr S W Taylor officiating. He is survived by his widow two sons John M and Thos J McDowell a daughter Katherine two brothers B F McDowell and J E McDowell of Asheboro and his father Rev W F McDowell pioneer M P pastor.
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J. H. McDowell
Asheboro
John H. McDowell
Asheboro Methodist Protestant Church
J. B. Trogdon
5. W. Taylor
John M
Thos. J. McDowell
Katherine
B. F. McDowell
J. E. McDowell
Rev
W. F. McDowell
M. P
Charles L. Lockwell Dies At North Wilkesboro Home
Charles L. Lockwell, 69 year old manufacturer, died at his North Wilkesboro home yesterday, officials reported. The local obituary notes his long career and ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Sockwell
North Wilkesboro
Charles L. Lockwell
Softened nights drive Nebraskans to capitol lawn
About 350 heat exhausted residents have been sleeping on the grass around the Nebraska state capitol to escape the heat. Officials worry the lawn could be damaged despite the $3,000 upkeep, but no action was taken as the heat persisted. Early risers later found some outdoor fans sleeping under blankets on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State Capitol
Rain Dampens Campaign Speech In Houston Missouri
Maj. Lloyd Stark Democratic candidate for governor told voters on the courthouse lawn in Houston Missouri that they would get a good soaking before he finished as rain began within fifteen minutes This echoed a past campaign moment when Jesse W Barrett Republican candidate spoke in rain here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Maj
Lloyd Stark
Jesse W. Barrett
Postman Delivers 10 Year Old Invitation
In Houston on July 15 a rural route carrier handed Grady C Fuller an invitation to a party 20 miles away but the event had ended. The piece of mail, postmarked May 10, finally arrived after over a decade in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Grady C. Fuller
Uncle Sam
Rohde couple joins Roosevelt at Democratic HQ
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde and her Danish husband Captain Hoerge Rohde, back from a Niagara Falls wedding trip, meet with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt at Democratic national headquarters in New York on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Niagara Falls
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Captain Hoerge Rohde
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. L. Neese Taken by Death in Jamestown
J L Neese 73 of Jamestown route one died in a local hospital this afternoon at 1 o'clock after two months illness. Born in Guilford County June 18 185? he was a son of Christopher and Ollie Clapp Neese. He married Catherine Sharp who died in December 1929. Surviving are four sons C P Lynchburg VA R P John F and E G Neese all of Jamestown one daughter Zona B Neese of Jamestown one sister Ada Jobe of Greensboro and 16 grandchildren. He was a member of the First Reformed church. Funeral arrangements were not completed but the funeral will likely be at Mt Hope church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Neese
Jamestown
Route One
Mr. Neese
Guilford County
Christopher
Ollie Clapp Neese
Catherine Sharp
C. P
Lynchburg
R. P
John F
E. G. Neese
Zona B. Neese
Ada Jobe
Greensboro
First Reformed Church
Mt. Hope Church
Rambling Reporter Story In City Stolen Car Case
Co C Newton reports his automobile license 382901 stolen from a parking spot near the Stanton clinic on East Green street yesterday afternoon. The piece notes a collie named Scottie, saved from the Kansas City dog pound, guiding its rescuer W R Luckeyy through a four year college career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Newton
North Main Street
Stanton Clinic
East Green Street
Scottie
Kansas City
W. R. Luckeyy
Delegates Leave for North Carolina League Meet
Eight Wilmington city officials depart for the North Carolina League of Municipalities annual meeting in Wilmington. City Manager B. M. Knox and Mayor C. S. Grayson lead a list of delegates, with programs featuring national municipal experts. Chief W G Friddle attends related law enforcement events before joining the Wilmington sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Wilmington
B. M. Knox
C. 8. Grayson
Lois Welborn
Sam H. Strickland
J. L. Perkins
Department of Public Utilities
G. H. Jones
A. Lee Gibson
Knox
League
Perkins
W G. Friddle
North Carolina Law Enforcement Officers’ Association
Chapel Hill
Lyle T. Alverson
National Emergency Council
Washington, D. C
Herbert A. Olson
Michigan League of Municipalities
Ann Arbor
John S. Arnold
Alexandria
Wachovia Bank Shows Progress In Six Months
At the Wachovia Bank & Trust quarterly meeting in Winston-Salem officials reported progress in all lines of business as of June 30 1936. Deposits reached 79372634.19 an all time high. the regular quarterly dividend was declared. John P Bolt was elected High Point board member and Emil Rosenthal named to the Raleigh board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Winston-Salem
W. C. Idol, Sr
High Point
Wachovia Bank
John P. Bolt
Trust Department
High Point Board
Emil Rosenthal
Raleigh Bank
Goldsboro
Raleigh Board
Local Man Faces Higher Court Costs in Appeal
Clifford Smith of 1324 Doria Street High Point learned that Guilford county superior court enforces tougher penalties than the High Point municipal court. After appealing a $50 fine for operating a car while intoxicated he pleaded guilty before Judge Thomas J. Shaw and received six months on the county roads. His chauffeur license, expired in June, was not to be renewed and his driver’s license suspended for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Clifford Smith
Doria Street
High Point
Guilford County
Smith
Thomas J. Shaw
France pushes Brussels meeting on Locarno pact
Paris insists on a Brussels conference Thursday as planned to discuss Adolf Hitler's denunciation of the European mutual security pact. France rejects Germany's inclusion in the Locarno talks and urges Britain to start immediate measures to preserve the security framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Charles Corbin
Great Britain
Brussels
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Local People Leave From Lakehurst On The Hindenburg
Mr and Mrs Gratton Foy and R C Mike Boyce sailed last night from Lakehurst New Jersey on the airship Hindenburg and expect to land in Frankfort Germany on Friday morning The radiogram received over mid ocean at noon reports cruising well and that everybody is well
Bekimo Women Fashion Sealskin Mittens and Boots
Bekimo women craft pliable mittens and boots from sealskin to adapt hides for practical clothing. The practice emphasizes flexibility and warmth in traditional attire.
Young Republicans of Guilford Plan Rally in Greensboro
About 25 to 30 Guilford County Young Republicans will attend a banquet rally at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro on Thursday evening July 23. The program will feature Governor Alfred Landon delivering a nationwide radio address after the banquet. The Guilford County Y R club met at the county courthouse to outline expansion and a membership drive led by president BE Stanley with prizes for recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford
Young Republican Club
County Court House
Be, M. Stanley
Greensboro
Four new North Carolina corporations approved for Gastonia Laurinburg Ayden and Lumberton
Stacey W. Wade secretary of state issued charters to four firms: Williams Piggly Wiggly of Gastonia with 30000 authorized capital and 200 subscribed by Williams Williams and Dolley. Scotland Motor Company of Laurinburg with 50000 authorized capital and 300 subscribed by Shooter McLaurin and Matthews. Carolina Playhouses of Ayden with 25000 authorized capital and Wilbur Ormond Ada Hardee Ormond. Robertson Motor Company of Lumberton with 50000 authorized capital and 300 subscribed by Thompson Hatchell and Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Stacey W. Wade
Williams Piggly Wiggly, Incorporated
Gastonia
J. H. Williams
Mary A. Williams
B. Dolley
Scotland Motor Company
Laurinburg
J. W. Shooter
J. O. McLaurin
Rogers Matthew
Carolina Playhouses, Incorporated
Ayden
Wilbur C. Ormond
H. C. Ormond
Ada Hardee Ormond
Hookerton
Robertson Motor Company
Lumberton
A. S. Thompson, Jr
C. C. Hatchell
R. C. Mathews
Chicago produce prices and quality grades report
Chicago July 15 market update shows butter at 11 41953 price levels and creamery specials with scores around 93. Extras and firsts cluster in the low 30s percent ranges. Egg offerings total 15 443 with local grading of extra firsts and fresh graded firsts around 20 21 percent.
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Chicago
Editorials Read In Trial In Puerto Rico Conspiracy Case
In San Juan on July 15 eight men faced trial for alleged plots to overthrow the government by force. Prosecutor Amos Woodcock read from La Palabra, the Nationalist party newspaper, urging Puerto Ricans to hate Yankees and take up arms for independence, including calls to arm themselves with pistols rifles and dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Peruto Rico
United States
Amos Woodcock
la Palabra
Juan Antonio Corretjor
Nationalist Party
New York
Sun Goddess Lured From Cave by Divine Music Legend
A Japanese legend states that music was created by the gods to entice the sun goddess from her cave where she had withdrawn. The tale explains the origin of music as a celestial act guiding daylight into the world.
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Dorothy Mier
University of Iowa
le Mars
Barn Burns in Rand County. Calves and Implements Lost
Asheboro July 15 lightning struck a Rand County barn owned by J R at Gray's Chapel noon Monday. The fire destroyed two calves some corn and farm implements. Hackett, in Hi at the time, tried to save hay and items but the shed and its contents were burned. The loss is estimated around 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. R
Gray's Chapel
Prayer Service Tonight At Wesley Church
Rev. EB Wiley, pastor of Wesley church, will conduct the prayer service at eight. Last day evening about church members attended and hoped for a larger turnout tonight to hear Wiley discuss the Thinking Man's Religion. A vocal solo and hymns will be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Wiley
Wesley Church
Wiley
Parole Commissioner Ed Says No Final Decision Yet
Parole Commissioner Ed stated there is no final decision on William Abraham Hodgin, whose death sentence for the killing in the southern county of Herbert is scheduled for execution Friday.
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Raleigh
William Abraham Hodgin
Suth County
Herbert
Automobile Clock Now Market Automatically
An automobile clock is now marketed as automatic, designed to operate with parking lights at a bus stop or curbside location. The device promises hands free timekeeping and easy integration with standard vehicle electrical systems.
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Deauty
Lucas
Ee Lumber CO
Pee
Quality Bakery
Ardelle
Jake
Jake Hari
Hedgecock Lumber Company
Ward Street
Right Shipping Agency
Thomasville
Denton
N. C
Are
William N. Graber
Southern California
William H. Sefton
Earle Meadows
Randalls Island
Lakehurst
N. J
Hindenburg
Rand
Horace G.ilderton
DODGE
Plymouth
Commerce
Willowbrook
Library of Modern
Homes
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
J. W. Clinard
Johnson
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Building Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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