Henry C. Glantz Taken By Death
Henry C. Glantz 76 a longtime Baltimore contractor died Saturday night at 7 30 at his daughter Mrs W W Cator 623 Original Drive after six weeks illness He moved to this city from Baltimore and remained active in building fairs He will be buried in Baltimore with services and interment there Surviving are his widow three sons Mrs Cator Mrs Robert W King and Edna Glantz all of whom reside in Baltimore Timore NY City and one other daughter Miss Margaret Geis of Baltimore are named in the notice.
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Henry C. Glantz
Attimore
W. W. Cator
Oaial Drive
Glantz
Baltimore
Rewt
Baltiore
Margaret Geis
Timore
Cator
Robert W. King
Edna Glantz
New York City
Silver Purchases Cant, Gold Plentiful
Treasury records show a dramatic rise in gold holdings by nearly a billion dollars while silver purchases surge. The government reports 121,865,210 ounces of silver bought from mines plus additional imports under the change stabilization fund, with secrecy surrounding fund operations. Officials caution unofficial estimates may place total silver acquisitions near 200,000,000 ounces or more.
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Ury
Change Stabilization Fund
Merchants Brace for Big Christmas Rush
Retailers, wholesalers and toy makers eye a strong holiday season as orders rise. Business activity picks up with toy manufacturers forecasting about 2000000 in orders, a 10 percent increase, while wholesale trade shows firmer commitments for holiday requirements and winter apparel and seasonal merchandise surge.
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Business Week
Tn Clous
Dun and Treet
Armistice Anniversary Frays Global Stability Amid Turmoil
A garbled report describes the sixth anniversary of the Armistice as Europe and the world face turmoil. It cites Austria, Yugoslavia, Belgrade, and Croatian Serb tensions, calls for softened leadership, plus widespread trade barriers and financial strains fueling demands for a real armistice and broader cooperative action.
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Austria
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Belgrade
Geneva
Spain
Premierux
Europe
Armis
PIAN STUDY CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The Utopian study club will be entertained at its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 by Mrs Roland T Holm at her home in Brentley circle. Members unable to attend are asked to call the hostess.
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Utopian Study Club
Roland T. Holm
Brentley
Cir
Reynolds Named Health Officer
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds of Asheville was elected and sworn in as acting state health officer to fill the unexpired term of the late Dr. Parrott. He plans no policy changes and will move to Raleigh to assume duties. The board also confirmed Dr. R. E. B. Fox as chairman of the county health division. Fox is a Harvard public health graduate with Rockefeller fellowship.
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Raleigh
Carl V. Reynolds
Asheville
James M. Parrott
Reynolds
J. B. Danieley
Parrott
R. E B. Fox
Fox
Buncombe County
M. W. Ziegler
Ziegler
Washington
Harvard
Rockefeller
Buncobe County
North Carolina Medical Society
State Board of Health
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Sunday Services
The 24th Sunday after Trinity at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church features Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. with Y. P. & L. corporate communion and breakfast in the Parish House. Church school meets at 9:45 a.m. Armistice Day observances begin at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon and hymns. Y. P. & L. convene again at 6:30 p.m.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dine Like a Roman in Your Home With Olive Oil
Mary E. Dague presents a world tasting guide for American homes, urging frequent olive oil use and Italian dishes such as chicken cacciatora with spaghetti. Includes recipes for chicken cacciatora and biscuit tortoni, plus sample menus for breakfast luncheon and dinner.
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Mary E. Daguenea
Italy
Woodmen of World To Meet Thursday
Piedmont Camp no 62 Woodmen of the World meets at the WOOW hall on Commerce Street at 6 30 PM for a short session and will leave for Greensboro at 7 PM for a joint gathering with Woodmen camps from Burlington Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point. Several state officers are expected and High Point transport is provided for those without a ride.
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Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
Commerce Street
Greensboro
Burlington
Winston
Annie Jean Walsh Wins In National Baby Contest
Four year old Annie Jean Walsh daughter of Mrs Gladys Walsh 115 West Green street received a special engraved trophy in Sears Roebuck national baby contest. The company announced the national event drew about 100000 entries across the country.
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Annie Jean Walsh
Gladys Walsh
West Green Street
Sears, Roebuck and Company
F. C. Schaub
Death toll in United States hits six hundred twenty six thousand in 1930
The U S recorded 17168 deaths daily in 1930, totaling 626282 for the year according to the data.
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United States
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