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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

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City licenses urged to avoid penalties and local fishing tales

City officers survey all districts to issue delinquent dog and automobile licenses. Dr Bahnson Weathers reports an eight pound bass catch while Frank Sherry reels in a 180 pounder at Morehead City. Roanoke Rapids Oldtimers fish weekly, then host a dusk fish fry. Boys aged 8 to 12 invited to join the Boy Scouts under Bill Alligood at 7:30 PM Friday. Halifax County Farm Debt Adjustment Board names W F Joyner Fletcher Gregory Sam Dunn and R Hunter Pope.

Bahnson Weathers Frank Sherry Morehead City Frank Roanoke Rapids Boy Scouts of America Bill Alligood Farm Debt Adjustment Board Halifax County Ehringhaus W. F. Joyner Fletcher Gregory Halifax Sam Dunn Scotland Neck R. Hunter Pope Enfield

End of great circulation drive in Roanoke Rapids

The Roanoke Rapids Herald announces a climax to its August 11 drawing with two 1934 cars and trips to the Chicago World's Fair as top prizes. It urges readers to report subscriptions by August 4 to win a special $10 prize and stresses the gamble and effort behind the campaign.

Carolina Roanoke Rapids Herald Chicago The Herald

Accident Death at Seaboard

Rupert R. Edwards a 54 year old Seaboard man was killed instantly about 4 30 this afternoon when he fell from an old building he was tearing down. The chimney fell pinning him under wreckage and death was instantaneous. He leaves a wife mother five children four brothers and five sisters. Funeral planned for Friday August 3rd.

Rupert R. Edwards Seaboard Mr. Edwards Northampton County Edwards

Reynolds to Speak in Halifax County Meeting

United States Senator Robert R. Reynolds has accepted an invitation to address a county wide Democratic mass meeting in October. The Halifax Young Democrats group announced the date later and scheduled an executive session for August 20 with Senator elect Allsbrook set to speak.

Young Democratic Club United States Robert R. Reynolds Halifax County Young Democrats Carroll Wilson Halifax Club Leonidas Hux Bud Dickens Henry Willey Reynolds Washington Rich Square Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce Wilmington Halifax Club of Allsbrook

Roanoke Mills worker dies after electric shock

George W. Widenhouse a 54 year old weaver at Roanoke Mills Number Two is dead after turning on a 220 volt switch in the weave room. A worker had warned of a short circuit minutes earlier and Widenhouse remarked he would not touch it before touching the switch. Pete Hux, a loom fixer, witnessed the shock.

George W. Widenhouse Roanoke Mills Company Number Two Widenhouse Roanoke Mills Pete Hux

Trial of Hog Gang Next Week

L A Lonnie and Leonard Harris three brothers of Henderson face a Superior Court judge in Jackson next week on charges as members of a hog stealing gang active across Eastern North Carolina and Virginia. They have appeared at preliminary hearings and before several courts, a routine not unfamiliar to them.

L. A Lonnie Leonard Harris Henderson Carolina Virginia Jackson

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