Local notices of residents and visitors in Roanoke Rapids
Weldon resident L T Garner and Raleigh visitor Carl Stinson are among locals noted visiting here. Many addresses across North Carolina are listed for visits to relatives, trips to Norfolk Portsmouth and Petersburg, and returns from towns like Randleman and Garysburg. People attend services and theater trips, with reflections on local business growth and store expansions in Roanoke Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Garner
Weldon
Carl Stinson
Raleigh
Margarett Mizelle
Mrs. W. G
Roxboro
Dora Lynch
Norfolk
Wells D. Tillery
Mr. Tillery
Second Street
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids
Unclaimed Letters and Roanoke Rapids Sale Ad
Unclaimed letters will be held for one week then sent to the Dead Letter Office. Hancock House Co announces exclusive agency for Patterson Mills Ginghams in Roanoke Rapids with a ten day sale starting Saturday August 20 at 9 cents per yard 32 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiley Pierce
C. J. Sawyer
Bettie Williams
Patterson Mills
Roanoke Rapids
Hancock House Co
In Paris a monocled Englishman boards a Swiss-bound train
A New York Times correspondent recalls meeting a calm monocled English traveler at Gare de Lyon who, amid luggage and rugs, says he is heading to Switzerland for the August bank holiday. The recollection blends with a montage of court notes and quips from various papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York Times
Gare de Lyon
Paris
Switzerland
County Health Officers Prove Worth Despite Strain
An exposed Nash County Health Officer letter praises constant vaccination and dispensary work across communities from Mount Pleasant to Nashville. He details a week of clinics, lectures, and sanitation guidance, noting anti typhoid vaccination could save about 1200 lives annually valued at $2 040 000, far exceeding the cost of a first class health officer for every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash County
Mount Pleasant
Rockefeller Commission
Middlesex
Fourth District Medical Society
Tarboro
Momeyer
Spring Hope
Rocky Cross
Rocky Mount
Red Oak
Nashville
Sharpsburg
State , Board of Health
Circuitous Kentucky rail suit yields wry witness tale
In a Kentucky town a 16 year old negro boy testifies in a railroad collision case. He recounts riding in a wagon front seat and being knocked into the air by the streetcar. The attorney presses for details about Columbus as a city reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Saturday Evening Post
Roanoke Mills Edge Rosemary In Twelve Innings
A see saw baseball tie turned into a Roanoke Mills victory in the twelfth after late comebacks by Rosemary. Johnson hit a homer for Rosemary early, but Roanoke Mills, using multiple substitutions, battled back with timely hits and fielding miscues to prevail 6 5 in extras. Klein and Treakle supplied key doubles, and the game featured long innings and a crowd-pleasing finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Roanoke Mills
Treakle
Johnson
W. Grimmer
C. Grimmer
Barnes
Minton
Floyd
Saraceno
Klein
R. Barnes
Dobbins
Cunningham
Barber
Barr
Davis
Fielder
Harned
Treable
Bland
KR. Barnes
Grimmer
S. T
Joyner
Roanoke Mills Beats Rosemary In Long League Battle
In a twelve inning duel Roanoke Mills defeated Rosemary 9 to 7 to stay tied for the pennant With one win needed Roanoke Mills remains in the race Patterson Mills versus Roanoke Rapids was postponed until the league closes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Mills
Rosemary
Patterson Mills
Roanoke Rapids
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Roanoke Rapids, Rosemary, and
Irma King
Portsmouth
Lucille Ramsey
Newart News
G. L. Hayes
Mary Matthews the Little
P. V. Matthews
Randleman N.C
J . F. Matthews
J. G. Butts
Westintoa
Shavender
Pantego
L. L. Cunningham
Joseph G. Butts
Garysburg
Halifax
S. M. Thompson
Wisses Kertha Rowe
Maude Thompson
Nellie Wright
Panacea Springs
C. V. Strauther
Susie Feild
Hertford
Mary Feild Person
Arratts
Nead Feild
West Point
B. H. Ricks
Enfield
Messrs
Joe Neal
M.S. Harison
Jesse Shaw
Mlonday
Ocean View
Kertha Rowe
Arboro
Fred M. Shute
XC. Sale
Travis
Gordon Piland
Mt. Olive
T. EB. Rateliff
F. Patterson
Clarence Boone
Graham
Roanoke Ls Company
Fannie Hazlewood
L Brother
Edison
Norman Barnes
M. A
Roanoke Rapids Hotel
J. L. Peale
Baltimore
Mr. and
G. D. Shell
Uesday
Northernarkets
W. J. Peale
Arthur William Taylor
Episcopal Church
Joseph Blount Cheshire
North Carolina
Old St. Johns Church
Williamsboro
N. C
Iffon Tailoring Company
Tuesds Hancock House Co
Rosemary Supply Company
Miss Vivian Wilkinson
Scotland
Miss Maude Wilkinson
Mrs. McRae Faison
B.D. Webb
Williamston
B. S and
C. A. Webb
Hugh Miller
Amy of the
Circus
People’s Theatre
Miller Company
Bond
Edenton
Snotherly
Judge Bond
J. M. Powell
J. B. Boyce
J. W. Weeks
M. Thompson
A. K. Hepinstall
B. E. Shearin
Ed Martin
J. G. Moore
W. N. Powell
J. L. Bellamy
N. Keeter
J.B. Baseman
J. M. Wood
R. H. Rhee
J. W. Brawley
FP. W. King
Sam Moore
J. W. Whitaker
Foreman
W.L. Cullom
George Snotherly
W. F. Lee
Lee
Albert Smith
Mark Deberry
Superior Court
H. T. Speight
Fair Exchange
Pat
Ireland
Sorr
Boston Transcript
South Side
Youngstown
Louisville Courier- Journal
Alan Law
Louis Joseph Vance
the Lone Wolf
Columbus
The
American Association
Ham
Son
Prescience
Dallas News
Bennie
Youngstown Telegram
Philadelphia Record
Sillicus
Boas
Cornwell
Herimmer
R Barne
P Kloyd
P Davis
Kelly
Cushing
Roanoke Valley League
Roanoke Rapid Rosemary
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