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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1936
Page
8
A crossword style list combines horizontal and vertical clues about a foreign musician's era works and homeland. The grid hints include terms like blood note pitch and mercenary Sun god metal and other musical and descriptive words.
An item shows a puzzle fragment titled Our Boarding House with a 44 scatters 53 negative 55 musical note clue. The readable text hints at a wordplay or code puzzle. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
A summary of cricket basics covering origins ideas for the term cricket a bowler wicket keeper and field positions how runs and innings work and that matches can last multiple days with England and Australia as the famous rivals. It notes cricket is played in several countries though chiefly within the British empire.
Substituted trustee will sell at public auction at noon on October 30 1936 in Guilford County NC the property at 1449 North Hamilton Street High Point described as Lot 27 Clark and Lambeth lands. Sale due to default on Home Owners' Loan Corp loan secured by deed of trust dated January 19 19M. A 5 percent cash deposit required.
Notice sets the annual stockholders meeting for High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company in High Point North Carolina at 9 am on November 24 1936 for director election and business. Books close November 14 1936 to 25 1936. Secretary Guy E Mauldin signs.
In the Middle District of North Carolina a bankruptcy trustee reports a $25,000 cash bid for the Penny Building at the northwest intersection of Washington and Main Streets in High Point. A creditors meeting is set for November 25, 1936 in Greensboro to confirm the offer and accept higher bids.
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