Nine cases heard in City Recorder's Court May 26
Judge J E A Harris presided as nine cases were heard. Sentences included suspensions on payments of costs and alcohol related offenses. Several cases involved driving drunk, assault, and public drunkenness with various outcomes including continuances and capias issues. Notable defendants included Bennie Yarboro, Willard Dotson, and Henry Ellis with offenses tied to local incidents at John’s Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder's Court
J E. A. Harris
Jack White
Bennie Yarboro
Jack Stone
W. D. Sawyer
Superior
Yarboro
W. Faison
Barnes
Willard Dotson
Frank Thompson
Janie Morrison
Orn Dawes
Dawkins, Jr
Caue Af Sonet Sien
George Houston
Ben
Ben Adams
Henry Ellis
Ethel Bush
Plaxico Bryant
Boundsman
Lloyd Eugene Brown
Capias
Max Odum
John Wells
Long Japan Tour For Sgt. Eury
Sergeant Cora E. Eury daughter of Mr and Mrs James Walter Eury Highacres Bessemer City North Carolina recently completed 30 months of duty in Japan with the Women s Army Corps A member of an Army mobile blood donor unit in Tokyo Sergeant Eury entered the WAC in February 1943 nine months after the Corps was established She expects to be rotated to the United States in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Cora E. Eury
James Walter Eury
Highacres
Bessemer City
N.C
Women’s Army Corps
Tokyo
Eury
WAC
United States
Kings Mountain High School studies soil erosion and conservation
The Kings Mountain high school science department led by Miss Odessa Black completed a soil conservation study in Cleveland County. The project stressed erosion prevention, included visits with county farm agents, field trips to eroded sites and prevention efforts, and used charts, posters, and films to illustrate soil value.
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Scinece
Kings Mountain High School
Odessa Black
Howard Clapp
Henry De= ran
Odessa] Black
Cleveland
Howard R. Clapp
Henry Cameron
Department of Agriculture
Miss Black
Black
Ex Herald Editor Visits Gastonia in Gossips Column
Claude A Eury former publisher of The Kings Mountain Herald and later The Sun Journal of New Bern visits Gastonia with his sister and Mrs Zoe Brockman in Gaston Memorial Hospital. Atkins recalls Eury’s naval service in the Spanish American War aboard ships including the Town and Guantanamo Bay. He later led The Kings Mountain Herald Winston-Salem Danville Register and Bee and now publishes The Sun Journal in New Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Bury
Kings ‘Mountain
John D. Lindsay
Columbia Street
Eury
Zoe Kincaid Brockman
Gaston ‘Memorial Hospital
Claude
Gastonia
Oakland High School
U. S. Navy
Sam
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay Na Val
Gaston
Navy
Guantanamo
Mediterranean
Panama
Dewey
Manilla Bay
Schley
Sampson
Gazette
Kings Mountain Herald
Winston-Salem
Danville
Register and Bee
New Bern
Sun-Journal
Property sale notices from Cleveland County North Carolina 1952
The notice describes a June 30 1952 auction by truste es for Oliver T Falls and Lois Falls to satisfy a deed of trust with Home Building and Loan Association. It details two tracts in Kings Mountain and Shelby including lot 38 in Corn Mill Subdivision and adjacent parcels, with references to plat books and lines along Third Street King Street and an alley, all executed by B S Neill as trustee and J R Davis as attorney.
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Kings Mountain
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Raleigh
North Carolina
Myrtha Fleming
M. G. Carpenter
Leona Capenter
Home Building and Loan Association
Register of Deeds Office
Cleveland County
Shelby
North
Carolina
Property of Textiles, Inc
Charnes
Kirby
Third Street
Isaid Street
B.S. Neill
R. Davis
Oliver T. Falls
Lois’ Falls
King Street
N. C
R. S. Plank
Page
D. C. Mauney's
Sim's
Mauney
Kings Street
Said Street
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
TL. S. Schulman
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Sgt. Eury
CMU
Comevery Watch
Rayson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
the Herald
Herald
Weaver's Cleaners
Crosley
Crosley End Ee Ranges
Crosley Freezers
Grover
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Crosseye
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Apsley Mom
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