High Point man cited for assault in domestic case
John A. York, 50, of Rotary Drive, was cited to Domestic Relations Court yesterday for allegedly shoving a glass vase at his wife Edith York and threatening to choke her with a washcloth. A warrant issued Friday was served yesterday. Palmer A. Griffin was arrested for two counts of issuing worthless checks totaling 158.19. Henry Fewell faced larceny charges for stealing 57 dollars from Corina Pearson and was released on 100 dollar bond for March 1 trial.
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John A. York
Rotary Drive
Edith York
Palmer A. Griffin
Rt. 1
Oakboro
Griffin
Henry Fewell
Corina Pearson
Fewell
Joe Bales Seeks Re-Election May 2 City Election
City Councilman Joe Bales appears set to run again in the May 2 election for mayor and five council seats. The newly sworn elections board led by H A Cecil Jr. has begun accepting filings with Cecil noting Bales has paid the filing fee but not yet signed forms. No other candidates have publicly announced intentions to run.
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Thomasville
Joe Bales
H. A. Cecil Jr
Elections Board
Bales
Roy Hughes
Cecil
Kermit Cloniger
C. C. Jones
Man Hurt When Tree Falls On Him
An elderly man, Frank Preston about 74, was injured when a tree fell on him while cutting logs about one mile below Pilot School on Old Lexington Road in Thomasville. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by ambulance from J. C. Green's Funeral Home. The incident occurred while he worked for Willie Freedie of Rt. 1. a misdirected fall prompted warnings from colleagues.
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Thomasville
Memorial Hospital
Pilot School
Old Lexington Road
Frank Preston
Preston
Willie Freedie
Rt. 1
Freedie
J. C. Green
Girls Returned To Mills Home In 24 Hours
Two young girls reported missing from Mills Home were located and brought back by relatives within 24 hours. Police were notified of the return Thursday night, a spokesman for the home said yesterday.
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Thomasville
Mills
Firemen battle multiple grass fires across city yesterday
Fire crews answered twelve calls for grass and trash fires scattered across streets and yards. A split garden hose and a child with matches were blamed for several incidents, including a garbage fire in a garage on Nance Street and a dumpster fire at Southland Bedding Co. Fire officials noted a malicious false alarm at 8:30 p.m. involving an eight year old boy.
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Sinclair Street
Blandwood Street
Tabor St
Terrell Dr
WHPE
Quaker Street
Park and Lane
Frig
Nance $T
R. C. Clodfelter
Clodfelter
High St
Tomlinson’s
High Point
Valley Ridge Dr
D Department
Fourth graders propose school reforms at Greenland
In Oconomowoc Wisconsin fourth graders at Greenland School imagined running the school. One pupil wrote if it ran the school there would be no show show studies language or spelling tests.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Greenland School
The Answer Shop Moves To Broad Street Center
Announcement for The Answer Shop locating in the Broad Street center opposite Railway Express and near Main Street. Promotes a larger stock of used clothes furniture appliances pans dishes lamps toys and more with fresh stock arriving regularly and bargains at low prices.
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Broad Street
Railway Express Company
Main Street
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Greemsboro
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College Village Shopping Center
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