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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1945
Page
7
Public auction of tax liens by Guilford County at Greensboro courthouse on June 4 1945 at 10 00 A M lists numerous parcels across townships including Putnam W Winston Muriel and Tryon with liens to county schools and other tax districts. Names of property owners appear in the obscure list with lot numbers and street names.
A long list shows numerous lots, owners, and addresses with scattered names such as McSMillan La, Cole & Hum, Neal K. C., Newlin Miss Pattle, Winnie Newton, Dan Nichols, Winnie Osborne, Mrs. Varrie Low, and others. The fragment reads like an auction or property ledger with plot numbers, street references, and partial prices, lacking coherent context.
A dense listing of land parcels, owners, and lot numbers appears, detailing properties along Main Street, Wade Street, Otteray Drive, and surrounding avenues. Names such as Avery, Bridges, Kivett, Engle, and Wade recur among lot owners, with numerous references to vacant parcels and plat notes.
A dense OCR of property listings shows numerous lots and parcels with owner surnames like Burton, Kivett, Cole, Meade, and Anderson. The text references Meadowbrook areas, Guilford College, Springdale, and various blocks, with scattered lot numbers and monetary figures such as 15. through 189.89 and other sums.
The fragmentary OCR notes numbers and names: 2.68 3.28 th 71.04 18.34 Wack. Bk. Adm. J Welch Bat Leis 8 9 L0 11 ware 1940 41 42 49 44 Tex do 78 13.76 400.
Shore patrol officers in Honolulu favor a 10 pm curfew to curb trouble among sailors on liberty. Commander Havens notes most patrol activity ends by 6 pm, with limited arrests for minor drunkenness or loitering. The unit focuses on keeping sailors out of trouble, patrolling taverns and escorts, and stamping out overpriced or illegal venues.
Sadie M. Grissett files suit against S. H. Kress and company for ten thousand dollars claiming injuries from a store floor oiling that caused a fall and permanent damage to her right wrist. Also notes four divorce filings and amended complaint for Paul Jones.
Gor don Sherman, a 17 year old University of Chicago student, excels as a gymnast and painter. He also crafts sculpture, draws with ink and crayon, plays piano, and works as a taxidermist, having even built and played a bagpipe in spare time.
Dunkers nationwide celebrate as the Doughnut Corporation of America in Ellicott City Maryland earns the War Food Administration A award for top donut mix production serving armed forces allies and home front workers.
City of High Point transfers to M R Buchanan and wife a Jones estate tract. Oneeda Weathers to K W Sedberry and wife a Hayes Ingram plat lot. Bettie F E Warner to James A Lee and wife a Westview subdivision lot. High Point Savings and Trust Company to G M Ferree and wife a Richardson street lot.
The article notes that age estimates mainly use geologic processes like erosion, sedimentation, and deformation. It also mentions that in the late 16th century Huygens of the Netherlands and Roemer of Denmark built a planetarium to illustrate the solar system.
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Mrs. M. J. Price, 89, of Roanoke Virginia, died in a Roanoke hospital yesterday morning. Survived by grandson William E. Price of High Point and daughter-in-law and William Price’s mother Irene Shaner. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bethlehem church Concord Virginia. Grandson, an aunt G. A. Pollock, and cousin Ruth Rondeau to attend. Irene Shaner ill in hospital.
Army mail carrier Edmond Smagge at Fort Richardson Alaska received his longest awaited mail a letter from his parents recently liberated in Belgium and separated since 1940.
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