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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
9
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Mrs Roella Bodenheimer aged 69 died at her home north of Thomasville. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Church with Rev D C Cox. Interment in church cemetery. Ambrose E Hepler age 72 died in High Point Hospital. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Church Randolph County. Interment in church cemetery. Grace Lutheran plans old parsonage removal to build brick bungalow for pastor Rev G O Ritchie and family has moved.
Baseball fans in Spartanburg South Carolina race to raise the final $2,000 needed to secure the South Atlantic League franchise for 1930. League president W G Bramham extended the deadline after word that $2,000 had been raised toward the $4,000 goal.
Mid year examinations caused trouble for Syracuse University sports as Cross Liddy and Aoropaugh failed courses and star guard Obst was placed on probation.
A London planned event featured 30 to 40 women in a multidisciplinary race. Competitors began by car, moved to motor boats, returned to cars, then flew planes and finished by car back to the start.
Gladys Delzell, a dancer from the Ziegfeld Follies in Rio Rita, leaves Broadway to begin as a freshman at the University of Southern California. The photograph shows her taking on academic life, shifting from stage to classroom routine.
Asheville March 7. North Carolina does not need a press agent to lure development, said State Geologist H. J. Bryson before the Kiwanis Club. He traced the state’s growth from agriculture to lumber, naval stores, textiles, and manufacturing, urging proper advertising of abundant natural resources and warning against relying on outsiders to develop them.
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