Helena Frazier Ends Town Ties With Disposal of Store
Helena confronts Jameson and Leah Frazier as she plans to end her town losses. She forces Barnes from Henderson's and orders Courtney to finalize a charity stock transfer while leaving town tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ben Morris
Hennia
Hole
Morris
Leah
Barnes
Henderson’s
Courtney
Roger Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Peter
Jameson
Crest Mountain Lodge
Henderson's
Leah Frazier
John Lassiter
Lassiter
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promises Soothing Relief
An ointment and soap promote relief from eczema psoriasis and irritation around the skin. The ad claims Resinol reduces scratching speeds healing and soothes inflamed areas. It suggests applying ointment overnight and bathing with Resinol Soap for best results and offers free samples from a Baltimore address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balore
Late Jurist Is Praised By Gill
Edwin Gill, parole commissioner, praised Judge John M. Oglesby for filing memoranda with the parole office in criminal cases. Gill noted Oglesby's careful practice will aid justice and mercy, protect society, and help prisoners for years after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Edwin Gill
John M. Oglesby
Oglesby
Gill
Cornea the Only Avascular Tissue in the Human Body
The cornea, the transparent front part of the eye, lacks blood vessels. It obtains nutrients from the tear fluid and the underlying aqueous humor, allowing light to pass through with minimal interference.
Civilian Rifle Team Named For National Matches
Adjutant General J. Van Metts announced the personnel of a civilian rifle team to represent North Carolina in the national rifle matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 23 to September 11. Members include Hugh M. Rooney captain Arcus W Benefield Rowland Norman J. Boger Kannapolis Franklin A. Byrd Kannapolis Henry G. Cooper Oxford Jesse C. Dill Reidsville Walter Oakey Jr Hertford Melvin G. Owens Hertford Dan L. Phillips Parkton Henry P. Schoolfield Reidsville Paul M. Vance Rowland Alternates named were Sherman K Barringer Kannapolis and Clarence H Hensley Bandana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. van Metts
North Carolina
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hugh M. Rooney
Linville
Arcus W. Benefield
Rowland
Norman J. Boger
Kannapolis
Franklin A. Byrd
Henry G. Cooper
Oxford
Jesse C. Dill
Reidsville
Walter Oakey, Jr
Hertford
Melvin G. Owens
Dan L. Phillips
Parkton
Henry P. Schoolfield
Paul M. Vance
Sherman K. Barringer
Clarence H. Hensley
Bandana
Two Are Killed In Severe Storm
A severe storm in southwestern Pennsylvania and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia yesterday killed two people, injured over 50, and caused damage in the hundreds of thousands. Terrific winds toppled buildings, unroofed homes, and uprooted trees, with power outages in several towns. Doctors treated injured by flashlight in Connellsville and Brownsville hospitals. The dead is John McCain, 7, of Shock Pa, who was crushed by a collapsing baseball stand at an outdoor festival.
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Brownsville
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Panhandle
Connellsville
John McCain
Shock
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John J. John Lassite
Ann Hamilton
The _ Enterprise
Horace Gilderton
DODGE
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Willowbrook
Licenri & Myzas Tosseco Ca
Harllee
America
Chatham
Palmer
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