Real estate activity in Guilford marks day of deeds
Deeds filed in Greensboro show Guilford County real estate transfers totaling over 46000 with a large share from High Point. Transactions include Kearny to Millis for 6500 in High Point and several Banks-Richardson indices in Moorehead and Gilmer townships plus parcels on Church Hendrix and Parkway land with prices ranging from 400 to 32000. Additional notes record a mortgage on 25 acres in Morehead township and multiple parcels in Glenwood and Evans estate areas.
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High Point
Guilford
Cay
Office of Register of Jrends
R. P. Wharton
Greensboro
O. E. Kearny
H. A. Millis Fot No
Kearns-Rankin
L. J. Duffy
Banks-Richardson Company
Wharton and
Dinard Street
Moorehead
W. F. Ross
Church and
Hendrix Streets
Gilmer Township
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
Dewey H. Greer
Willenban Terrace
BE. T. Kearns
H. A. Millies
Parkway
E. T. Kearns
H. A. Millis
J. Matt Secrest
O. A. Kirkman
George Herndon
Wilcubar Terrace
T. Kearns
C. M. Lethco
John 4. Hodgin
Morehead Township
R. A. Cain
W. R. Smith
Morris Stadium
B. P. Nichols
Glenwood
Dr. C. W. Banner
Frank B. Covington
Shed Evans
Morehead
Frank Covington
Alice Covington
Evans
Grad. Architect 511 Bank of Commerce Bidg
Grad architect listed at 511 Bank of Commerce Building with phone 2281.
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Bank of Commerce
Winston-Salem in High Point by Appointment
A brief notice indicates Winston-Salem matters scheduled in High Point by appointment, outlining limited details and the involved parties, with emphasis on scheduling rather than outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women leaders urge aid for Ireland in New York drive
Three suffragists Maude Madison Blanche Waters and Tha Mae Waters appeal in Wall Street for $10 240 000 to ease suffering in Ireland where thousands of children and women endure hunger and displacement Captain John F Lucey heads the relief effort as Hoover era Belgian aid veteran contributions are directed to John J Pulleyn treasurer at 1 West Thirty fourth Street New York City
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American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Miss Maude Madison
Blanche Waters
Tha Mae Waters
Woman Sufrage
New York City
National Women’s Party
Washington, D. C
John F. Lucey
Hoover
Belgium
John J. Pulleyn
West Thirty-fourth Street
Estate sale of Willenbar terrace lots in High Point
For ten dollars and other considerations an estate company sells lots Nos 2 3 4 5 and 6 in block Q Willenbar terrace High Point for 1836 dollars to Q A Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
Q. A. Kirkman
Willenbar Terrace
High Point
High Point Veneer and Panel Company
Moscow bans myth in children story contest
London reports a Moscow Soviet education contest prohibits religious or mythological subjects for a short story on Russian children. Submissions must avoid superstition and angels, fairies, and evil geniuses. wings and princes may be framed as oppressors, with focus on mankind’s future, science, industry, and working masses. The rest notes a royal ticket, an imitation leather from shrub bark, and Uruguay temperance laws aiming for a dry 1925.
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London
Moscow Soviet Commissariat For Education
Morning Post
Sawdust Column Sparks Town Buzz and Events
Mark Jones’s boss Ar rived here today with a large diamond. Tom Powell of Welch Furniture was caught handling Linsey Furniture’s line. Town decorators arrive tomorrow and travelers are warned to stay off the streets. Reservations include New York buyers and a Jamestown guest. Billy Plummer expands his hotel with forty more beds. Col Bob Terry to sing on the roof Wednesday night at seven. A H E Tate and Fred Tate noted in furniture circles. Arthur Nusbaum and W J Sweet mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powell
Welch Furniture Company
Linsey Furniture Company
Tom
Col
Bob Terry
High Point Furniture Show Draws Big Names and Marvels Displayed
Furst Bros of Baltimore and El Rieger of Imperial Furniture from Statesville set up displays while Sidney Schrayer and R H Norman of Chicago bought large bills of goods. Continental Furniture showcases the first solid mahogany pieces, white unfinished yet admired. Charlie Long works the floor as Frank Lambeth and John Wischebrink tour the building. 155 furniture trucks remain to be placed. Halsted Tomlinson tours in shirt sleeves, famed for his grasp of the furniture game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Schrayer
R. H. Norman
Chicago
High Point
Continental Furniture Company
Continental
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Philip A. Warner
Willard C. Northup
Wachovia Bank
Winston-Salem, N. C
New York
Wall Street
Prince of Wales
Canada
Uruguay
Harry Raymond
Mark Jones
Ick Mitchell
Mark
Jamestown, N.C
Billy Plummer
A. H E. Tate
Tate Furniture Company
Fred Tate
Fred
Arthur Nusbaum and
W. J. Sweet
Loflin’s
Furst Bros . Company
Baltimore
EL Rieger
Imperial Furniture Company
Statesville
Igs
T. G. Shelton
The
Statesville Chair Company
Charlie Long
Frank Lambeth
John Wischebrink
Halsted Tomlinson
Halsted
Universat
Detroit
Randleman Motor Co., Randleman, N. C
Albertson Bros
English Street
Cecil S. Kennedy
Cor
Cash
P. O
Southall. Hat Works
Real Home Banking Company
H. P. Johnson
Denton, N.C
Care Enterprise
Civil Service
Raymond Terry
BF. A. Decker
Fifth Street
Greensboro Road
Cure Enterprise
Martin
Molly Entangled
Boy Scouts
Dart
Chandler
Penny & Long, Inc
Chas. M. Kephart
College St
Redding
Bldg
City
J. W. Johnson
Johnson Street
I. D. Blake
East Broad Street
Houser
Saud Adl Parts
C. B. Doverman
Toledo
Pickett Cotton Mill
A. BE
Jones
Lee Meredith
Dualton Furniture Company
Carolina Cone Company
M. P. College
Fred G. Barbee
M'Nally
South Main Street
S. Main Street
John W. Dyer
Joe's Shoe Shop
Commerce Street
West High Street
Tomlinson Street
Guilford Transfer Company
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Walter L. Hargett
High. Point, N. C
J. Elwood Cox
W. A. J. Idol
C. M. Hauser
Co. H
G. B. Steed
Asst. Cashier
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
West Commerce St
Ps CG. Me-Intire
Brown Bros
W. Washington St
Morris Street
Stanton Street
South City
Johnson St
Mangum Ave
Willis
Archdale
High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co
Jack Edwards
Ins
Printing Office Supply Co
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