Loss of Mrs. Chase Saddens Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill mourns the departure of Mrs. Harry W. Chase as she and her husband prepare to leave for the University of Illinois presidency. A democratic hostess and community booster, she hosted weekly open houses and supported city initiatives, earning wide affection in the village.
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Chase
Chapel Hill
R. W. Maday
Harry W. Chase
University of Illinois
University Village
North Carolina
Mrs. Chase leaves Chapel Hill for Illinois July 1
Mrs. Harry W. Chase wife of the retiring state university president plans to move July 1 to Illinois. She departs amid warm regard from Chapel Hill and reflects on cordial Illinois reception. Born in Indiana she studied at Coe College Clark University and Central Normal, married Dr. Chase in Michigan and joined the Chapel Hill faculty in 1910.
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Harry W. Chase
The
State University
University Village
Chapel Hill
Illinois
Chase
Indiana
George Crum
Elizabeth Martin Crum
Laporte
Minnesota
Coe College
Iowa
Delphi
Clark University
Clark
G. Stanley Hall
Central Normal School
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Dr. Chase
Chases
Beth
St. Mary’s School
Raleigh
le Lierre
Boulogne-sur-Seine
Europe
R. W. Crum
National Highway Research Bureau
Washington
Iowa State College
Iowa Highway Commission
University of Illinois
Young Tar Heel Farmers of the Future Hold Closed Conference
The third annual Young Tar Heel Farmers of the Future Farmers of America conference closed at State College with 230 delegates from 115 rural communities. Officers were elected for 1930 31 and ten Carolina Farmer degree winners were named from 29 candidates.
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Charlie Thomas
Troy High School
Montgomery County
Hugh Doak Barden
Orrum High School
Robeson County
Thurman Griffin
Gold Land High School
Franklin County
Julian Shaw
Aurelian Springs
Halifax County
Herbert Grigg
Lattimore High School
Cleveland County
Wyan Washburn
Jesse Wester
Edward Best
Rufus Fipps
Tabor High School
Columbus County
J. K. Coggin
Carolina Farmer
Young Tar Heel Farmer Organization
Lattimore
Aldrew Blackwood
Summer High School
Guilford County
Woodrow Sutton
Rosewood High School
Wayne County
Koyle
Dawkins
Rockingham High School
Richmond County
Troy High
Norman W. Corricher
Rowan County Farm Life School
Rowan County
Ford Brindle
Boonville
Yadkin County
British Plant Tung Oil Trees Across Empire Holdings
London reports Britain is cultivating tung oil trees in New Zealand, Australia, India and Africa to reduce American tung oil imports. Plantations cover large acreages as part of securing supplies for coatings and other uses.
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London
New Zealand
Australia
India
Africa
Congress May End Session Saturday
Washington reports congressional leaders plan to end the session by next Saturday with final action on rivers and harbors and veterans relief measures. The veterans bill faces a veto vote if the president does not sign, while the Senate moves to finish action Monday and the House to follow.
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Washington
Senate
House
Rivers and Harbors
Traveling Public Urged To Aid Sanitation Drive At Stations
Raleigh reports S E Miller chief engineer urges motorists to support the Sanitation Approved campaign for filling stations comfort stations and eating places. He says signs will mark compliant sites and asks travelers to report violators confidentially to the health department. Also notes Davidson county vouchers totaling 3800 for Confederate veterans and widows distributed by Clerk E C Byerly.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
S. E. Miller
North Carolina State Board of Health
Department
Miller
WPTF
State Department of Health
State Board of Health
State Board
Davidson County
E. C. Byerly
Pension Vouchers For Davidson Vets
Lexington June 21 pension vouchers amounting to 11 dollars are issued for local Davidson veterans.
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Davidson
Lexington
Julius A. Transon Dies at 98 in Winston-Salem Area
Julius A. Transon, 98, died today in the house where he was born near Pfafftown in Forsyth county. He was a former Socialist party gubernatorial candidate in North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem
Julius A. Transon
Pfafftown
Forsyth County
North Carolina
Oldest Coaching School At Illinois Trains 200 Athletes
More than 200 athletic students from across the country study coaching methods at the University of Illinois coaching school established in 1914. It is the oldest program of its kind in the United States.
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University of Illinois
Miss Lorna Whittelsey Reigns As 17 Year Old Champion
Miss Lorna Whittelsey, top girl rider on Long Island circuits, claimed another youth riding title this season. Her performance drew praise from officials and fellow riders at the annual event held on the Nassau track, where she surpassed rivals from several nearby clubs.
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Lorna Whittelsey
Long Island
Woman skipper wins first sailboat race at nine
A remarkable sailor who has skippered boats for three years captured her first race win. Starting at age nine, she shows early talent and persistence in competitive sailing.
Konjola Endorsements Highlight a Rheumatism Cure Claim
A Louisville printer Louis Koeckelman credits Konjola with curing his rheumatism and arthritis after nine bottles, enabling him to abandon crutches. The ad touts Konjola as a trusted medicine with over a million supporters and notes Main No 1 Drug Store at 105 South Main Street in High Point, North Carolina, as a local seller.
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America
Louis Koeckelman
Cliff Avenue
Louisville
Konjola
High Point
North Carolina
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Broadhurst
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Buddy
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Winston
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire CO
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Louis Knoeckelman
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