Sheraton Service Station Burglary Reported
The Sheraton Service station was entered and gear pullers one tap dial set a reamer a service manual and a pair of blue pants were stolen.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
15
The Sheraton Service station was entered and gear pullers one tap dial set a reamer a service manual and a pair of blue pants were stolen.
Charles A. Farrell of Greensboro spoke to the Rotary club on Mexico’s background and current status linking the country to the upcoming International Rotary convention in Mexico. He argued Mexican turbulence stems from a long servitude history and that the Indian heritage may shape a future Mexico through mutual understanding and inertia against change. Guest William Wilson of Chicago attended as a club guest.
Police bulletin notes two thefts in the past twenty four hours. Details include a report from R H Starnes of 708 Fourth Street and ongoing investigations by local authorities.
A resident said 65 boxes of candy valued at 1.65 each were stolen from his parked car last night after a forced entry. The incident was reported by Guy Meredith of 229 North Wrenn Street.
Knox says Charles entitled to share in estate of Mrs. Alice N. Charles. Mrs. Charles died 1929 leaving realty and stocks to son William L. Charles and daughter Connie C. Hardie. Knox, as sub trustee, aims to be released from liability and turn over assets to Charles once court orders.
Two actions seeking divorces were filed in High Point municipal court this morning. George C Armstrong seeks a divorce from Isa ne Burke Armstrong alleging marriage in 1925 and separation in 1932. Frances Moody Thomas asks a divorce from DeWitt T Thomas alleging marriage in 1918 and separation in 1931. Judge Teague ordered Guilford County treasurer to pay M Ernest Welch 34.48 from a 500 bond forfeiture related to W L Overcash.
The text cites United States bus lines carrying 2 billion yearly riders, equating to a global one ride per person. It then advises using a small brush to apply paint on worn body and fender spots and to finish the outer edge with a circular thumb motion.
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