Hiatt appeals seven to ten year manslaughter sentence
John F Hiatt a 50 year old wounded WWI veteran received a seven to ten year prison term for manslaughter in the December 23 crash that killed 16 year old Alta Burchett of Glenoa. His attorneys said they will appeal to the State Supreme Court and bond was raised from 5000 to 6000 dollars.
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John Frank Hiatt
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Susie Sharp
Hiatt
Alta Burchett
Glenoa
James Williams
Fort Benning
Trinity Rt. 1
Williams
South Main Street
Hubert Bunn
Lowe Avenue
George Kaubek
Smith Street
Eue
Bunn
Kaubek
Surveyors Busy At Mills Home Construction Plans
Thomasville report shows surveyors at Mills Home selecting sites for three new buildings an infirmary church and a vocational education building Winston Salem architects drafting plans no delays expected unless international situation worsens current construction proceeds as planned
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Thomasville
Mills Home
Winston-Salem
Playground Activity To Start Monday
The parks department sponsors after school playground activity beginning Monday next week. Sessions run 3 to 5 p.m. five days a week at Brentwood Oak Hill Ada Blair Johnson Street Goldston Park Clara Cox Fairview Leonard Street and Colored Park with male and female instructors at each site.
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Parks Department
Evelyn McNeely
Brentwood
Oak Hill
Ada Blair
Johnson Street
Goldston Park
Clara Cox
Fairview
Leonard Street
Colored Park
Local Artist Talks at High Point Sertoma Club
Local artist Thomas A. Dedamead spoke at the High Point Sertoma noonday meeting, using crayon sketches to illustrate color, light, and perspective. He described modern art’s nature scenes, the value of simplicity, and cartoon character integrity, closing with Kipling’s quote. Visitor R. A. Gundrum of Philadelphia attended.
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Thomas A. Dedamead
High Point Sertome Club
Bob McCall
Dedamead
Dodamead
Kipling
Earth
R. A. Gundrum
Philadelphia
HPC President Will Speak In Thomasville
Dr Dennis H Cooke president of High Point College will lead Memorial Methodist Church Thomasville service Sunday September 24 in place of missing pastor Rev Wilson O Weldon who will attend the Western North Carolina conference in Asheville He will deliver Peace But Not Without Freedom Dr William R Locke head of religious education at the college will address First Methodist Church High Point on Love Life and Judgment in the absence of pastor Rev Kenneth Goodson who is in Asheville Locke joined the college faculty in July and is active in local religious affairs He is a native of Ohio and lives at 2601 East Lexington Avenue High Point with Mrs Locke and their daughter Margrret
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Dennis H. Cooke
High Point College
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Wilson O. Weldon
Asheville
North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Cooke
William R. Locke
Religious Education
First Methodist Church
High Point
Kenneth Goodson
Locke
Ohio
Margrret
East
Lexington Avenue
Lonely Heart Women confront former club chief in court
Thirteen former clients of a lonely hearts club in Los Angeles confront George H. Ashley 52 and two co defendants charged with bilking them of 130000. Maude Neal 63 of Mount Airy North Carolina testified she lent 317500 and faced threats to push her off a cliff when repayment was demanded.
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Los Angeles
George H. Ashley
Asheley
Maude Neal
Mount Airy
N. C
Ashley
Neal
Canadian Mercy Flight Reaches Arctic Frontier
A Royal Canadian Air Force transport undertakes a 2 150 mile mercy mission to the Eureka Sound weather station near the North Pole. The mission aims to treat American Charles Le Roy Havens suffering from blood poisoning. The aircraft refueled at Baker Lake and stayed overnight at Resolute Bay before continuing to Eureka Sound.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Canadian Air Force
Charles LeRoy Havens
Eureka Sound
North Pole
Havens
Baker Lake
Northwest Territories
Resolute Bay
North- West Territories
Fureka Sound
Church School Plans Outlined At St Marys
St Marys Episcopal church held a dinner at the Sheraton hotel to honor church school officers and staff. Richard Hartley, superintendent, presented the educational program outline for staff approval after the meal. New staff members were welcomed by Rector Rev Thomas J C Smyth.
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Church School
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Sheraton Hotel
Richard Hartley
Thomas J. C. Smyth
National Recreation Body Delegation Visits City
Two representatives of the National Recreation Association Marion Preece and Mrs Mary Quirk visited here yesterday. They conferred with Mayor Bailey Parks Commission Chairman Brooks Reitzel and Community Chest Executive Secretary Jim Smith. They departed by plane for Virginia.
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National Recreation Association
Marion Preece
Mary Quirk
Bailey
Parks Commission
Brooks Reitzel
Community Chest
Jim Smith
Virginia
Congressman Carl Durham to Speak at High Point Luncheon
Members of the National Affairs Committee of the High Point Chamber of Commerce will hear Congressman Carl Durham of the district at a Monday luncheon. The 12 15 gathering at the YWCA is led by Bil Tomlinson and Frank Sizemore, chamber secretary. Durham has given several talks here recently, with the upcoming address deemed important amid the current international situation and its impact on the nation.
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High Point
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