Fingerprint evidence leads to arrest in multiple thefts
Lester Samuels bound over to superior court on a break in at Ingram's market and grocery. Police identify Samuels by fingerprints and link him to larceny of gasoline with Cecil Brewer, a local boy, at the Monroe apartments. Samuels sentenced to 60 days hard labor on county roads. Brewer's case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Samuels
Johnson Street
Superior Court
Ingram’s Market and Grocery
East Commerce Street
Teague
Munnicipal Court
Cecil Brewer
Monroe Apartments
North Main Street
Samuels
Young Brewer
King Street
M C. Hoover
BE. K. Ingram
Brewer
Leslie Bowling
Lowe and
Belton
Wheat harvest costs in Nebraska ranged $1.96 to $5.04 per acre
The report shows Nebraska wheat harvesting expenses using combines varied from 1.96 to 5.04 dollars per acre. It highlights cost differences by conditions and equipment usage across farms in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Rosh Hoshanah Observed as New Year Holiday Opens
High Point Jews begin the annual Rosh Hoshanah observance tonight under Rabbi E F Br Ershler at B nai Israel. The two day service ends Wednesday with shops closed. The holiday marks the creation of the world 5690 years ago and the start of 5691. It emphasizes introspection, remembrance and the trumpet blast for noble deeds, leading to the Day of Atonement ten days later.
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High Point Jewry
E. FE. BR. Ershler
B'nai Israel
Rabbi Ershler
Israel
Baby Parade Opens High Point Fair With Guilford-Randolph Parade
High Point's second annual community fair will open tomorrow with the Guilford-Randolph County Baby Show parade forming at 10 a.m. in front of city hall, marching to Welchfield fair grounds via Main and Washington streets. If rain cancels, parade moves to Wednesday. The Sugar Cane Revue band leads the line, with clowns for crowd amusement and floats judged at the grounds. Mothers should be at city hall by 9:45 a.m. Gates open to the public at 10.
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High Point
Guilford
Randolph County
City Hall
Welchfield
Main Street
Washington
Kivett Drive
Fair Grounds
Sheesley
Adjutant O'Beirne Delivers Slide Illustrated Sermon
Adjutant John O'Beirne spoke at the Salvation Army Sunday service on The Beautiful and the Eternal to a near capacity audience. He used 75 color slides to illustrate the sermon and two conversions were reported.
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John O’beirne
Adjutant O’beirne
Jesus Savior
France Welcomes 588 Commercial Aircraft in Operation
A report notes that 588 commercial aircraft are currently operating in France, indicating a sizable aviation fleet. The count highlights regional air traffic capacity and fleet usage within the French economy.
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France
Not Satisfied With Court Ruling Two Men Fight Outside City Hall
J L Pegg 57 of 700 South Main and Frank Jeffries 25 of 113 Richardson fought after a courtroom dispute over a board bill. The clash in front of city hall led to warrants for affray. The younger man had been tried for beating a board bill and was hit after asking why he was accused. Officers intervened to separate the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pegg
South Main Street
Frank Jeffries
Richardson Street
Three Men Hurt in Asheboro Highway Crash
Three High Point men were injured when their Chrysler roadster overturned on the Asheboro highway in front of Coble's station four miles from the city. Frank Davis, L. W. Kennedy, and R. H. Taylor received chest and arm injuries, lacerations, and an eye wound, all treated at High Point Hospital and later discharged. Kennedy cited a dodge of another car from the filling station as cause, with the tire flipping the vehicle mid highway.
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Coble
High Point
Asheboro
Frank Davis
Winston Road
L. W. Kennedy
North Main Street
R. H. Taylor
J. C. Welch Motor Company
High Point Hospital
Kennedy
Orphanage Class Performs At Wesley Memorial
Two large congregations attended services at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Rev John W Moore preached The Old Ever New Gospel at 11 AM. The children home singing class from Winston Salem directed by O V Woosley and colleagues presented an engaging program. Church school opened at 9 45 with 720 present despite weather. Junior Church at 11 also well attended. Epworth League planned for 7 30 PM in basement with worship business and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
John W. Moore
Winston-Salem
Supt
O. V. Woosley
Robert Bradshaw
Miss Bell
Epworth League
Nine Local Girls Spend Week-End at Camp Otakne
Eight local young women spent the week end at Otakne the Y W C A camp about 12 miles southwest of the city. The party left High Point Saturday afternoon and returned yesterday. Included in the group were Mrs R L Waynick and Misses Ruth Wafford Myrtle Titman Maud Carter Virginia Calhoun Helen Dickson and Irene Yarnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otakne
High Point
R. L. Waynick
Ruth Wafford
Myrtle Titman
Maud Carter
Virginia Calhoun
Helen Dickson
Irene Yarnell
Bishop’s Last Diocesan Tour Covers Vast Upper Nile
The Rev. Arthur N. Nitehing, bishop of the Upper Nile, spent almost a year on his final tour of the diocese. The territory spans 264000 square miles in Egypt and serves a population of about 4500000.
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Arthur N. Nitehing
Upper Nile
Egypt
Whisky raid nets 106 gallons near Jamestown
Federal agents raid T. M. Osborne near Oakdale Cotton Mill one mile from Jamestown seize 106 gallons of corn whisky. Osborne fled but was captured after a chase of about three quarters of a mile. 63 gallons in the car behind the house and 43 gallons in a shed were seized. Osborne waived preliminary hearing. bond set at 1000. Whisky poured into a sewer beside city hall.
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T. M. Osborne
Prohibition
Oakdale
Jamestown
Osborne
High Point
United States
W. G. Brown
Greensboro
Sineath
L. G. Trexler
W. T. Kennedy
C. H. Whitlow
D. B. Turpin
Stokes County
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Turpin
Mr. Trexler
Manley Preaches Farewell Sermon at St Edward’s
Father Manley delivered farewell services at St Edward’s Catholic Church drawing a large crowd. He celebrated private mass at 7 and assisted as deacon at the 9 o’clock congregational mass led by Father Murphy. Father Beshel served as sub deacon, with Gregorian and Bonner melodies in the choir sections. He spoke of Father Murphy’s zeal in eastern North Carolina missions and noted Beshel’s upcoming duties. He recalled seven years of mission work and the demanding travels of priests in scattered counties, and preached on God’s reward from St Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians. He will begin work with orphans in Nazareth next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Manley
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Father Murphy
Father Beshel
Bonner
St. Aloysius
North Carolina
High Point
Manley
Nazareth
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Sermon Topics
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon on Matter in all Christ, Scientist churches cited First Corinthians 7 31 and II Corinthians 5 16. It quoted Mary Baker Eddy science text arguing material beliefs fade when Spirit replaces matter, predicting a new heaven and earth.
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Mary Baker’ Eddy
Oklahoma Cow Feeding Costs and Profit Per Animal
The Oklahoma average feeding cost per cow last year was 75.15 dollars with a profit of 112.75 dollars per cow. The figures reflect typical ranch economics and suggest a positive margin per animal amid rising feed prices.
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Oklahoma
Two Slightly Hurt In Accident Near Here
Mr and Mrs W H Clapp of 1011 Lindsay street were injured when their car overturned on route 61 east of Center Friends church about 9 pm They were treated at High Point hospital Mrs Clapp had a broken collar bone while Mr Clapp suffered multiple bruises The car struck a dog and rolled down an embankment before the accident ends
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W. H. Clapp
Lindsay Street
Center Friends Church
High Point Hospital
Seven Year Old Potts Child Dies at Home
Mary Irene Potts seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Potts died at 311 Whittier street after a six week illness. Survived by parents a brother Robert Grayson and a sister Ruth Marie. Born High Point October 10 1923. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from the home with Rev. Hughey O Miller and Rev. Norman Osborne officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Mary Irene Potts
J. R. Potts
Whittier Street
Robert Grayson
Ruth Marie
High Point
Hughey O. Miller
Norman Osborne
Oakwood Cemetery
Joe McConnell Delivers Message at YMCA-YWCA Luncheon
Joe McConnell former association secretary to India and now personnel director of foreign work in the southern district spoke at a joint YMCA YMCA luncheon today at the YMCA building on East Commerce Street. He said he was glad to renew ties with YMCA and YWCA leaders and noted his headquarters in New York for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McConnell
India
East Commerce Street
South
McConnell
Y. M
New York
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in High Point
Trustee under a deed of trust for N. C. Weavil and wife Mattie E. Weavil will sell at public auction in front of High Point Municipal Building on October 23, 1930 at 2 35 p m. The lot is Lot 4 in Brentwood J B Worth Subdivision in Guilford County North Carolina. Cash terms. Date September 22 1930. W A J Idol Trustee. Peacock Dalton Attys. 9-22 10:4-11-18
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N. C. Weavil
Mattie E. Weavil
Lawrence Jarrell
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Brentwood
Worth
N. C
A. J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton
Attys
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Schwab Tailoring. Company
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National Bellas Hess Weehr
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Camp
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
High Point Phone
St. Edward’s
Christian Science Services Sunday
Clyde Farley
C. F. Farley
W. Broad
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Woodruff Clinic
F. G. Woodruff
Walkup
Kk. McCain
L. L. Wilson
Bank of Service
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Resy G. M. A. C
Starr Motor CO. Cor
Hamilton and Commerce Streets
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