Mrs Ephriam Buckhart Dies Near Here After Short Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Buckhart 74 wife of Poheriam Buckhart died at her home near here Saturday May 23 after a brief illness. Survived by her husband four sons and five daughters. Rev Roy Smith conducted the funeral with interment at Center Church near her old home on Monday May 25. several local families attended services and telegraphed condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Buckhart
Poheriam Buckhart
Here
Roy Smith
Center Church
Westfield
Sam Napier
Near Here
Coal Glenn
Rockhouse Church
Gulf Coal Mine
Cumnock
Sanford
Alamance County
Lee County
Eastbend Rural Carriers Convention
John Benbow
Winston-Salem
Vera Soyars
Wythe County
Asbury Road
Dinner For Veterans By United Daughters Of Confederacy
Local chapter of United Daughters of Confederacy hosts an annual veterans dinner at the High School next Saturday. President Mrs J C Hollingsworth urges all veterans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy
J. C. Hollingsworth
Notice of Assessment Roll and Hearing in Mount Airy 1925
A town notice announces the assessment roll for paving Market Street in Mount Airy North Carolina and calls all interested parties to appear at the Town Hall on June 15 1925 for objections and hearing. The roll lists total paving costs and per front foot charges assignable to properties on East and West Market Street including Nelson Fulton Hemmings Blue Ridge Hotel Company and Masonic Lodge along with alley portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Board of Commissioners
Town Hall
Market Street
Franklin
Oak Street
Town of
EB. Nelson
D. E. Nelson
J. H. Fulton
Robert Hemmings
Blue Ridge Hotel Company
Oak St
West Oak Street
Tolbert
Masonic Dying Co
Cane
Ex Vice President Marshall Dies Suddenl y
Former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall dies at 71 in the New Willard hotel after a heart attack following a cold. He collapsed while reading the Bible beside his wife and was pronounced dead. A national funeral procession heads to Indianapolis with services planned under Scottish Rite Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Indiana
New Willard Hotel
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Marion
Indianana
Clarence Ignatius Morrison
Madge and Marjorie Share Quiet Beach Moment
The passage describes Madge and Marjorie sitting on the sand as the tide rose, leaving them soaked while they did not notice the incoming water. It focuses on their close proximity and the casual, intimate setting without explicit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Marjorie
Conversation Clue Reveals Late Night Hours
A terse dialogue hints at a man calling someone his baby girl and a woman responds that it may be because she keeps him up late at night. The exchange suggests personal dynamics and possibly domestic tension without further context.
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue Capture
The text presents a rough dialogue fragment mentioning a potential gift from Hubert and a joking birthday remark. It hints at a morning argument but lacks clear news context, dates, or identifiable facts for a fuller summary.
Centenarian Quirk Sparks Early Laughs In Local Tale
A curious rhyme about a centenarian boy and a misread phrase circulates in town. The line hints at aging wisdom and playful misinterpretation, drawing smiles from residents familiar with long-lived neighbors.
Sharp Words Ner at Wand
Jagged phrasing fills a damaged OCR fragment showing unclear text about words and deeds. Names, dates, or places are not readable, leaving only hints of a public or personal exchange.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Wolslagel
Brim
Route
Blue Ridge Academy
J. D. Hogan
Granite City Motor Co
Sydnor & Sparger
Robert J. Lovill, M. D
Holcomb & Midkiff
W. M. Hollinsworth
N. C
S. A. Conduff
H. B. Rowe
Christian & Rector Insurance Insurance
GEO. D
Roy C. Mitchell
M. D. Jackson
S. Lt
Levill-Rowe Insurance Co
Elizabeth Lovill
Sallie Lovill Rowe
J. E. Banner
First Baptist Church
E. Gibson Davis
Marshall
Hubert
Holcomb
Midkiff
Mt. Airy, N. C
Growers Cooperative
Tobacco Association
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Edmondson Tobacco Company
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