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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1927
Page
5
Chauncey M Depew in his annual interview with reporters expresses hopeful plans to live past the 100 year mark as his 93rd anniversary nears. He notes continued interest in public affairs and personal vitality.
Mrs. Josephine Brown and Lorraine Snyder, relatives of the slain Mrs. Snyder, are shown near the Long Island City courthouse as the murder trial proceeds. Lorraine is expected to testify in the proceedings.
The town clock in the Westerly R. I. industrial school tower, once the town hall, was destroyed by flames. The blaze caused about 225000 dollars in damage to public buildings, marking a rare major loss in the town.
Nancy Carr of Atlanta announced Easter Sunday engagement to William Healey, Princeton athlete, and two weeks later wed Edward F. Rosenbaum of Salt Lake City in New York, surprising friends with the surprise ceremony.
John Martin village president pledges enforcement of blue laws banning Sunday baseball while Bill Hardy, 69, a leading citizen who built a ball park, says he has 82000 to spend to keep the boys out of jail and allow games.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed creator of Sherlock Holmes and ardent spiritualist, lays the corner stone of a new Spiritualist church at Kingston on Thames in Surrey England. His son stands in the left background observing.
George H. Snowden assistant at Yale University School of Fine Arts wins the 1927 Prix de Rome for his statue Flora. The award provides $1200 a year, lodgings, and a three year studio course in Rome.
President Coolidge greets Elizabeth Anne Stitt who presents a Buddy poppy. Her cheerful expression suggests a mixed reaction as she offers the gesture to the president.
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