Murder in the Long Island manor shadows a staged alibi
Linda Averill and Tom, amid a murder at Amos Peabody’s death on the Averills’ Long Island estate, debate alibi details with four guests: Statlander, De Vos, Marvin Pratt and Lian Shaughnessey. Dr Parsons and Dr Boyle steer the investigation as they plot testimonies and guard against further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Peabody
Linda Averill
Averills
Long Island
Linda
Tom
MR. Statlander
Ness
Captain DE Vos
Marvin Pratt
Lian Shaughnessey
Amos
Parsons
Boyle
Binks
Home remedy Promises Relief for Deafness and Head Noises
An old advertisement touts Parmint as a simple home treatment for catarthal deafness and head noises claiming relief from loss of smell and taste. It advises taking four times daily with sugar and water and notes most ear troubles are curable with Parmint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction at noon on December 14 1932 at the Greensborough court house door to sell a High Point land parcel described as a 50 by 150 foot rectangle on West Lexington avenue starting 750 feet north of Palatka street. The sale follows a default on secured debt and is conducted by J C Alexander Assistant Trust Officer as trustee for Central Bank and Trust Company bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank and Trust Company
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
County of Guilt
State of
Lexington Avenue
Palatka Street
J. C. Alexander
Sale of Valuabe Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Public auction at Greensboro courthouse on December 23 1932 at 2 pm to sell two lots in Oak Hill High Point Township described as Ros 19 and 20 Plat Book 2. The deed of trust by Roy B Byrum and Maude W Byrum to A J Idol dated October 30 1928 is defaulted. Dred Peacock attorney. Exclusions apply for land released by indenture dated March 28 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Byrum
Maude W. Byrum
W. A. J. Idol
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
Oak Hill
High Point
N. C
Office of the Register of Deeds
Peregre
A. J
Idol
Dred Peacock
Sale of Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Pursuant to a deed of trust dated February 2 1929 C Ed Frazier and Ethel Pike Frazier defaulted. W A Idol as Trustee will sell at public auction at the Greensboro courthouse on February 23 1932 at 2 10 pm land in Guilford County Lot 20 and 21 Block EB Brentwood plat book 449 described as Green Street parcels. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ed Frazier
Ethel Pike Prazier
W. A. J. Idol
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Guiford
High Point Township
Brentwood
Belomning J. Worth, Jr
Register ‘Deeds
Gullfred County
Green Street
Idol
Dred Ene
Rheumatism Relief Adverts For Rama Internal Medicine
A vintage advertisement promotes RAMA as an internal medicine to cleanse blood liver and kidneys eliminating toxins causing rheumatism. It claims quick pain relief and offers a one dollar bottle with a money back guarantee if it does not free readers from aches and pains. The ad cites phar macists and Mann's Drug Store endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ru-Ma
Bng
O Phers's
Mann's
Ady
Pardon Application Filed for George Brittain in North Carolina
Public notice states an application to the governor for the pardon of George Brittain. Brittain was sentenced in August by a High Point Municipal Court judge to serve 18 months. Notice dated November 28, 1932, signed by Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brittain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brittain
North Carolina
High Point
J. Brittain
Compensation Awarded to M. H. Parks by North Carolina Commission
The L. H. Bottoms Transfer Co. must compensate M. H. Parks of Overbrook Route 2 Greenville D C at $9 per week from July 22 1931 to November 22 1931 for an job related injury. The award notes temporary total disability with medical expenses and a $10 payment to Dr. J. F. Miller Marion N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bottoms Transfer Company
M. H. Parks
Overbrook
Greenville
D. C
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Raleigh
J. Dewey Dorsett
T. A. Wilson
J. F. Miller
Marion
N. C
Bohemian Lunchroom Scene With Tense Reunion
The small lunch room shows bright red tablecloths and thick yellow coffee cups as Joe Raynor and Joan discuss Sally who was ill through the night. Joan longs for Phil while Sally’s condition remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Raynor
Joan
Phil
Sally
Save That Football Coat For Late Winter
Fashion notes describe wintry coat trends for football game wear. Cloth coats with fur trim and novelty wool tweed pieces are highlighted, with matching dresses in angora or flamingo red undercoats. Leopard fur trim coats paired with beaver accents show bold color contrasts and coordinated hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Savoy
NEA
Reunions and Choices Stir the Gun Tragedy Saga
In the aftermath Sally marries Joe Raynor amid a tangle of loyalties and past loves. Joan contemplates fairness as Ruth Bradley and Dale Courtney return, offering contrasting paths for Sally and Ruth. The group weighs risk, resilience, and new bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Sally
Joe
Dr. Raynor
Ruth Bradley
Joe Raynor
Dale Courtney
Ruth
Dale
Cardui: A Tested Remedy For Women’s Aches
Women facing weakness experience aches and pains that Cardui claims to prevent. The purely vegetable tonic has been used for over 60 years to improve general health and make monthly periods easier. Cardui is advertised as safe and wholesome for women of all ages.
Bank presses for money in Asheville court case
In Asheville today the government outlined that Central Bank and it company with $1 million capital and $15 million in deposits faced cash shortages, pressed to borrow $5,000 from the American National Bank to cover Bon Marche payroll, while J Charles Bradford testified in his own defense and acknowledged the bank's capital and surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Central Bank
J. Charles Bradford
Russell C. Davis
L. L. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bradford
Frank Patton
Forest A. Harness
United States
Harness
American National Bank
Mr. Bradford
American National
Central
Reconstruction of a Quiet Moment in a Distant War
A narrator recalls a tense scene where one man probes another for truth as a wounded secret spills through hesitancy. The exchange shows rising resolve and a shift in trust between two characters amid unseen consequences.
Young Girl Slain Near Home. Autopsy Pending
In Doylestown Pennsylvania Francis Rempfer of Newtown was found slain in woods west of his home. An autopsy will determine cause of death. A man 25, Charles Arnwine, was arrested for questioning and denied involvement. The missing girl had alarm set for 1:30 a.m. when she disappeared two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
John J. Sweeney
Francis Rempfer
Newtown
Claude White
Charles Arnwine
White
Charles Rempfer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cousin Amos
Mr. Shaughnessey
Lucifer
Pratt
Shaughnessey
Marvin
Statlander
DeVos
Notre Dame
Lakats
Army
New York
Yankee Stadium
South Bend
West Pointers
John Charles Thomas
Josef Bonime & Symphony Orchestra
ABC
Standard Oil Company OF New
Jer
Mary Jones
New England
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. R. H. Hose
Rexall Drug Store
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