Local News From Hollow Virginia Sees Guests and A Death
June notes show visitors from Westfield Mount Airy and Philadelphia. A death occurred Saturday of Milo Duncan with funeral Sunday in the family cemetery. Canon Bowman leaves for Baltimore for summer work in the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hollow
R. G. Levering
R. Levering
Washington, D. C
G. G. Levering
Jeanie
Philadelphia
Canon Bowman
Baltimore
Agriculture Department
Ruth Jarrell
Pilot Mountain
Ethel
Fannie Wilson
A. M. Gates
Norman Ashburn Marriage Made Known in Galax
Miss Bessie E Norman and M Her man Ashburn were married in Galax Virginia on Sunday June 9 Elder J A Moxley performed the ceremony The bride sister Mrs W T Smith and her husband and son Warren witnessed The couple reside at Lowgap and the bride is daughter of J E Norman Route 6 The groom is son of Jesse Amburn of Amelia Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie E. Norman
M. Herman Asburn
Galax
J. A. Moxley
W. T. Smith
Warren
Amburn
J. E. Norman
Route 6
Mr. Amburn
Jesse Amburn
Amelia
Lowgap
Notice of Public Sale Surry County Land Trust Sale
Notice that on a court day at 1 PM in front of Surry County Loan and Trust Company a deed of trust dated December 29 1921 secures a 280.50 note. Trustee C Bivens will sell two described tracts of land totaling about two acres to satisfy the debt plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Surry County
Peter Jones
Cloe
John A. Atkins
Surry County Loan and Trust Company
Eli Combs
Gilmer
Said Comb
Dave Payne
Said Payne
Matthew
Black Draught Laxative Promoted For Constipation Relief
A Clinton South Carolina reader reports Black Draught, a plant laxative, as effective for cleansing the system and relieving headaches caused by constipation. The notice highlights restoring bowel movement as the remedy many have found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mahaffey
Clinton
Huge diamond comes to U S in postal concealment
The 726 carat Jonker diamond, largest uncut in the world, arrives in New York aboard the President Harding after tax inquiry and insurance of $1,000,000. Purchased abroad by Harry Winston, the stone may be exhibited or cut, with no duty due to its uncut status.
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New York
United States
President Harding
England
Harry Winston
Roosevelt
France
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Winston
Fifth Avenue
Jacobus Jonker
Jonker
Oak Ridge News Roundup From Mount Airy Area
The Oak Ridge column lists visiting families and social calls around Mount Airy including Miss Mary Gardner visiting Mrs. Lila Gardner and dinners with the Goldings. It notes a revival at Imogene M E Church starting July 13 and a car wreck near 8 F with Troy Snow.
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Mount Airy
Route 6
Mary Gardner
Toast
Lila Gardner
Ed Woodruff
Everett Holder
Round Peak
Lum Golding
Maude Edwards
Green Upchurch
Troy Snow
Arts and Crafts Guild Gamma Chapter Meets at Summer Home
Gamma Chapter 106 of the Arts and Crafts Guild of America meets next Tuesday at 2 PM. Members are urged to attend at the summer home of Mr and Mrs H Woltz on the Salem Road instead of the Guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Crafts Guild of America
H. ©. Woltz
Salem Road
Guild
Cost of Lobbying $106000 During Last Legislature
Raleigh June 15 The lobby third house of the legislature cost 106448.29 dollars during the last General Assembly report by Stacy W Wade shows more than half the cost borne by taxpayers. Seven members received 36359.07 dollars of the total. The Durham law firm Fuller Reid and Puller got 7344.48 dollars split between American Tobacco Company and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company. Pou and Pou Raleigh firm received 7059 dollars with 4500 from Standard Oil. Norman C Sheppard and Smithfield attorneys were paid 5836.90 dollars by multiple companies including 3193.45 from Carolina Power and Light.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Stacy W. Wade
Wade
Durham
Fuller, Reid and Puller
American Tobacco Company
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Pou and Pou
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Norman C. Sheppard
Smithfield
Carolina Power and Light Company
Happenings Twenty-One Years Ago In Mount Airy Notes
A. F E Stevenson former vice president under Grover Cleveland died in a Chicago hospital after months of illness. Local doctors Belton Ashby and Turlington passed state medical exams and will begin internships in West Virginia Philadelphia and Birmingham respectively. Spurgeon Booker a blind Mount Airy native graduates with honors from the Raleigh school for the blind. Miss Mary Webane visits home from Georgia to see her parents. The new Presbyterian church in Mount Airy, granite built, dedicated with Sun day School space, traces its origins to 1858 and 1872 church milestones.
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A. F E. Stevenson
United States
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Ilinois
Joe F. Belton
Edward C. Ashby
Lee F. Turlington
Belton
West Virginia
Ashby
Philadelphia
Turlington
Birmingham
Ala
Reic
Hobart Jackson
Clifton
Kansas
Joe Jackson
Surry
Spurgeon Booker
Mount Airy
Raleigh
G. M. Booker
Mary Webane
Georgis
B. W. Mebane
J.M. Hill
R. M. Smith
Ing
R. S. Gilmer
C. M. Payne
Notice of Sale of Land in Surry County
Public auction will be held July 1 1935 at noon at the Surry County Court House Door in Dobson North Carolina to satisfy a Deed of Trust from R A Jarvis and Maude Jarvis dated July 15 1929. The land in Mount Airy bounded by Loftin N W Dobbins and others is described as Lot No 1 Block C of the Durham property.
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R. A. Jarvis
Maude Jarvis
Office of the Register of Deeds
Surry County
Bryant
Court House
Dobson
North Carolina
Mount Airy
N. C
Loftin
N. W. Dobbins
Durham
South Street
N. Loffin
Marriage Ties Jarrell Families In Local Event
On last Saturday Will Hill and Betty Puckett were united in marriage. Hill is son of Everett Hill and Betty Puckett is daughter of Hase Puckett. The couple’s wedding follows visits among area residents including Mrs Bernard Willard Mrs Edd Woodruff and other neighbors in Jarrell and Cross Roads.
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Edd Woodruff
Som Ray
Arlis Holder
Mooney
Allen Seals
Monte Worrell
Gardner
Max
Mary Gardner
Junior
George Carson
Garry Mooney
Swanson Beamer
Charlie Beamer
Clint Creasy
Cross Roads
Will Hill
Betty Puckett
Mr. Hill
Everett Hill
Hill
Hase Puckett
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Surry County North Carolina
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia files foreclosure against J. J. Richards as administrator of Robt Moore and Ellen Moore and others in Surry County. Judgment entered May 27, 1935 in Superior Court governs the sale proceedings.
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State of
North Carolina
County of
Surry
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
J. J. Richards
Admr
Robt. Moore
Ellen Moore
Superior
Lands to be sold at public auction in Surry County North Carolina
The 70 acre Westfield Township tract in Surry County NC will be offered at public auction at the County Court House door on June 27 1975 at 1 00 oclock PM. Terms require half cash and half credit over two years at 8 percent with a $106 deposit to bind bids. Re sale possible at 2 PM the same day. Commissioner Robt A Preeman oversees the sale which is subject to court confirmation and a rental contract with Ruby Norman Receiver for 1935.
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Fte
Superior Court
Ruby Norman
Thomas Flippin
A. Preeman
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the Hollow News
G. L. Watson
Dora Taylor
Irene Chilton
Westfield
Jim Nester
Unity
Roy Collins
W. H. Smith
Walter Anderson
Andy Anderson
Bride
R. H. Epperson
Dorothy Watson
Nell Smith
Redman
Grace Marshall
White Plains
A. L. Watson
Germanton
Collins
Francisco
Mose Epperson
Porter Cox
Virginia Watson
Harvey Gates
Boyden Matthews
Milo Duncan
Squirrel Creek
Jim Bowman
Grady Love
John Nester
Norman-Ashburn
U. S
American Legion
Oak Ridge News
Arts and Crafts Guild
THE
Jarrell
Bernard Willard
Mary Bet
Laura
Susie Puckett
Mrs
D. F. Puckett
Ald County
Said
Westfield Township
State of North Carolina
Vestal Taylor
8. C
J. F. Vaughn
Posedale Orchard Company
J. A. Inman
Early Moore
George Copeny
C. B. Moore
Rosedale Orchard Company
Robert Moore
Lewellyn Moore
Willis Moore
COX
Mt. Airy CoAl Yard
Kelvinator
Duke Power Co
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