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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1927

Page

2

Forestry Leaders Talk on Deer Season and Forest Health

Leaders at a North Carolina forestry meeting discuss the origin of deer hunting seasons, the link between forest protection and game abundance, and the need to conserve woods to sustain wildlife. Speakers include Maj. R. T. Stedman and Dr. T. S. Palmer, with H. M. Curran and W. J. Damtoft among others noting timber supply and conservation plans.

North Carolina Maj R. T. Stedman Winston-Salem Izaak Walton League T. S. Palmer United States Biological Survey Coun W. C. McCormick State Forest Service Mirs. B. F. Long North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs North Carolina Forestry Association American Paper and Pulp Association Brown Evan W. Kelley U. S. Forest Service Washington, D. C W. J. Butler Hoffman N. C W. J. Damtoft Champion Fibre Company Canton Park Matheson Raleigh Paul R. Camp Camp Manufacturing Company Wallace Franklin H. M. Curran Department of Agriculture of R. W. Graseher Statesville Holmes Department of Conservation and Development Oxholm

Pilot Otto Koennecke Lands in Angora on US Flight

Lieutenant Otto Koennecke, piloting the Caspar biplane Germania, arrived in Angora Turkey on September 21 indicating the initial leg of his flight to the United States via the orient is underway. The entry marks the start of a long journey as part of the transcontinental eastward route.

Angora Angora Turkey Otto Koennecke United States

World diamond production rises in 1926 total

Global output reached 5,649,100 carats in 1926, up about 26 percent from 1925. Brazil yielded roughly 500,000 carats, Borneo about 5,000, and Africa supplied the remainder.

Brazil Borneo Africa

Firemen Fund Benefit to Feature Italian Tenor Signor Papania

Large interest is shown for a charity concert at the American theatre next Wednesday at 8 15 pm to aid the firemen relief fund. Italian tenor Signor Frank Papania and his company will perform classical American ballads and patriotic numbers. Accompanying Papania are harpist Miss Margaret Herndon and soprano Miss Ruth La Grande. Durham fire chief Frank Bennett will sing solos as a special attraction and is expected to draw strong attendance.

Frank Papania Signor Papania McCormack Margaret Herndon Ruth la Grande Frank Bennett Durham Bennett

Maslin Case Heads to Jury in Trust Fund Embezzlement

Winston Salem report notes evidence in the trial of Thomas Maslin, former Merchants Bank and Trust president, for allegedly misusing trust funds. Maslin testified he acted under E. K. Polites power of attorney to invest in Gilmars Inc. stock to profit for Polites, denying any fraud intent. Polites testified that he placed property in trust with the bank during a 1920 Greece trip, amid underwriting plans for the stock sale.

Winston-Salem Thomas Maslin Merchants Bank and Trust Company Maslin E. K. Polites Gilmars, Inc Polites Gilmers, Inc Greece

Funeral services for Miss Effie White

Miss Effie White died in Morganton hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. W. R. Aarris officiating. Burial in Trinity cemetery. She arrived last night and lay in Sechrest funeral home until 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by four brothers J. C. White J. B. White J. S. White and D. L. White and two sisters Mrs. A. C. English and Mrs. J. Moore Campbell.

Effie White Morganton Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church W. R. Aarris Trinity J. S. White Cleveland Ohio D. L. White Fletcher, N. C A. C. English J. Moore Campbell Harrisburg

Healed Varicose Veins Without Operation Says Gloucester Grocer

Henry A. Mayer of 274 Washington Street Gloucester Mass testifies that Rabalm cured his varicose veins after years of pain and bandaging. He reports no recurrence one year after use and notes the product is sold by druggists in two sizes.

Rabeky Henry A. Mayer Grocer Washington Street Gloucester Mass

Disputed 1920 Stock Claim In Gilmers Case Denied

The defendant claimed Maslin acted as his agent to dispose of New York property and denied ever receiving Gilmers, Inc. stock or buying such stock. The defense was denied a mistrial over alleged prosecutor statements to the jury.

Maslin New York Gilmers, Inc

W. L. Ross Sentenced to 30 Years for Odom Murders

In Raleigh Ross was jailed in state prison after being convicted in Warren county for the May 1926 murders of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Odom of Arcola. He received a 30 year sentence after an 18 month legal fight that even prompted guard troops to be called out for protection during part of the proceedings.

North Carolina Holmes Wisconsin Tie County F. M. Brown Halifax Paper Corporation Roanoke Raleigh W. L. Ross State Warren County Sidney Odom Arcola Ross

Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Murder Trial

Ross pleaded guilty to second degree murder in yesterday's trial and was sentenced to 15 years on each of the counts, while his lengthy legal struggle ends with a claim of insanity raised to influence punishment.

Ross

Major Andrew White Leaves for Chicago Fight Duties

CURTISS FIELD N Y Sept 23 AP Major Andrew White an announcer for the Columbia broadcasting corporation left by airplane for Chicago where he said he would serve as announcer of the Tunney Dempsey fight.

Curtiss Field N. Y Andrew White Columbia Broadcasting Corporation Chicago

Walnut tree trunk sells for 25 in Kentucky sale

A single walnut tree trunk six feet in diameter grown in Kentucky recently sold for 25 dollars.

Kentucky

Herbal Medicine Ad Claims Safe Laxative Relief

A long advertises an Herb Extract Remedy once called Herb Juice as a powerful tonic laxative. It cites constipation illnesses, tiredness, headaches, and weight gain from using the product. A Mrs Mecum testimonial from Winston Salem supports relief, with Hart Drug Store offering samples and a money back option.

Hart Drug Store Mother Nature Hart Drug Company

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