Mount Airy News Items From June 24 1915
Joe Gwyn buys a Studebaker Six at White Sulphur Springs. J G Bodenheimer of Danville ill at sister Mrs. R H Newtons on Lebanon Street. Mrs D R Busick loses driving horse likely snake bitten. Epworth League holds first meeting at Central Methodist parsonage with treats. Dr R W Reece and daughter Anna with Dr Conrad Inman at Wrightsville for dentists board exams.
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Joe Gwyn
White Sulphur Springs
Studebaker
Epworth League
Central Methodist Parsonage
W. H. Willis
R. W. Reece
Anna
Conrad Inman
Wrightsville
Inman
Mrs Emma Shugart Ill Amid Family Health Update
Mrs Emma Shugart mother of The News editor has been ill for several days with a general breakdown in health. Though not in serious condition she cannot attend to her usual work. A highly active woman with good health, it is hoped she soon regains strength.
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Emma Shugart
the News
Mrs F S Beamer dies at Mount Airy home in 1915
Mrs F S Beamer formerly Dolly Phillips died at her Mount Airy area home after years of ill health. She married on September 24 1909 to Mr Beamer and the couple had a daughter Virginia now six. Survived by husband father mother one brother and three sisters. She remained active in Mount Carmel Baptist Church and was deeply loved by many. T H King expresses condolences.
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F. S. Beamer
Dolly Phillips
Mount Airy June Ltd
T. H. King
Mrs. Gilmer Celebrates 80th Birthday With Dinner
Relatives and friends honored Mrs. 8. L. Gilmer at a Sunday dinner for her 80th birthday. She received many gifts and flowers with warm congratulations. Attendees from afar included Mr. and Mrs. George Kennette of Greensboro and Mrs. J. B. Gant of Burlington.
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8. L. Gilmer
George Kennette
Greensboro
J. B. Gant
Burlington
Popular Couple Marry In City Ceremony
Mise Aline Gallaway of this city wed James Lavender of Chicago in a small ceremony at Nev C C Haymores home. Rev C C Haymore officiated before a few friends, the couple leaving for Chicago to join a ball team star.
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Mise Aline Gallaway
Jas. Lavender
Chicago
Nev. C. C
Mr. Lavender
Miss Gallaway
Mr. Airy
Mount Airy Prepares Chau Teuqua Week Celebrations
Arrangements are being made to fully celebrate Mount Airy's greatest and most far reaching event Chau teuqua week. Local organizers plan parades exhibitions and community activities to mark the festival and honor its regional significance.
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Mount Airy
Double Wedding Shakes Siloam With Snow Family Hosts
The Snow home in Siloam NC hosted a double wedding on Wednesday when Mamie V Snow married Ira F Jones and Theresa Etta Snow wed Leroy Suggs. Jones, foreman at Nation Furniture Co, and Snow, a former county teacher, will reside on Franklin Street. Suggs, a prominent eastern state merchant, marries Snow’s sister Theresa Etta, popular in the area.
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F.K. Snow
Siloam
N. C
Wm. H. Beamer
Mamie V. Snow
Ira F. Jones
Theresa Etta Snow
Leroy, Suggs
Old Doc
Nation Furniture Co
State Normal
Greensboro
Franklin Street
Leroy Suggs
Dobson Court Schedules Two Week Civil Term
A two week term of court will be held at Dobson for civil matters long unresolved. Over three hundred cases are on the civil docket as farmers prioritize work and crop season over lengthy court stays.
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Dobson
Chautauqua Set to Open with Grand Preparations
The Chautauqua in Surry County is near opening with hundreds of season tickets sold. The Banner Warehouse in America is being renovated into a large venue with a splendid stage and 500 to 1000 chairs. The hall will have ventilation electric fans bright lights and flags for a festive atmosphere. The organizers promise a memorable event and urge attendance.
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Chautauqua
Surry County
America
Banner
Mount Airy Chautauqua Draws Large Next-Week Crowd
Great numbers of visitors are coming to Mount Airy next week for the Chautauqua. The notice invites readers to ask friends to attend.
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Mount Airy
Dog Tax Notice for Mt Airy Owners
On July 1 all dog owners must pay the town tax. The property owner where a dog is found pays the tax whether or not they claim the dog. H. H. Boyd Chief of Police June 23, 1915.
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Mt. Airy
Boyd
Business Builders and Rentals Fair terms for boarders
Classified notes offer large airy rooms and board with reasonable terms. Listings include three comforted rooms on Cherry near Main and a six room cottage on Six RoomC Street. Also advertised are driving horses for exchange and multiple houses for sale or trade. Real estate contact B W Rogers.
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Mia
W. M. Gentry
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J. G. Bodenheimer
Danville, Va
R. H. Newton
Lebanon Street
Bodenheimer
D. R. Busick
Route No
Rami Mountairy
Emma Shugart Ili
Wilbur Kochtitzky
EF. H. Kochtitzky
Pine Street
R.S. Culler
Pinnacle
Mount Air
Margaret Willis
Asheville
J. N. Warren
South Carolina
Florence Hathcock
Albermarle
Miss Pearl Jackson
St. Leo’s Hospital
M Aday
Annie Walker
Summerfield
W. H. Long
George Kerrstte
Bob Taylor
City Point Va
J. E. Gant
Jim Banner
Mary Franklin Graves
J. H. Philman
New Smyrna, Fla
T. M. Everitt
Cherry Street
B. W. Rogers
Rev. W. H. Willis
Theron
Montezuma
Anna Merritt
Washington, D. C
Frank M. Marshall
Pilot Mountain
Florence Smith
A. E. Smith
Will Johnson
de Land Fla
A. C. Burgess
C. W. Banner
Little Son
D. K. Pope
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas Fawcett
Emily Atkins
Chilton
Nellie
Danbury
J. H. Fulton
South Main Street
S. S. Lawrence
Antlers
Katherine Price
A. Wanless
Tulsa
Central Methodist Church
Elizabeth
Alice
McCarso
Brewer's Springs
Walter Smith
T. K. Gale
J. A. Prather
Piedmont Springs
Central Church
J. B. Sparger
Rockford Street
Rennie
Grace Jones
Atlanta Ga
Thin City
L. F. Jones
J. B. Ham
Charlotte
N. J. Mule
Statecville
Business Builders
Ena
Cherry
Main
BR. W
Beasley's
Jackson
Roomcotta Street
Hone
C. Council
Conault
Rogers Real Estate
Ines
Geo. A. Griffiths
Mt. Airy N.C
Palm Beach
Lundy’s Clothing Store
Craddock
Craddock-Terry Company
J. A. Jackson
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