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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
6
A columnist argues Mr. Coolidge died from heart disease linked to influenza and possible coronary artery blockage. He questions tobacco, indolent habits, and acute indigestion, noting warnings of shortness of breath on exertion and suggesting a late dinner as a possible factor.
Notice under a deed of trust from L F Rook to a trustee to secure a note, recorded in book 408 page 518, Halifax County Register of Deeds. On March 11 1933 at 11 in the forenoon the trustee will sell two tracts at the Bank of Littleton to the highest bidder for cash. First tract contains 40 acres in Roanoke Rapids township bounded north by Chocoyotte Creek east by James Hockaday land south by ...
Trustee J M Picot outlines a parcel description in Halifax County North Carolina. The document details a first tract bounded by Mrs Laura Robinson and Paul Vincent and a second tract of 48 acres along a public road to Brinkleyville and Deep Creek, tied to a 1919 deed of Geo L Hayes and wife to L F Rook, in book 311 page 209, recorded in the Halifax public registry. Dated February 7, 1933.
Misses Cannons Ruth Chapman and Omara Daniels spent the week end in Richmond. Mrs H C Benton of f spent Sunday with Scott Benton. Miss Clyde Johnson stayed at her Milwakee home. Helen House and Trene Gordon spent weekends at homes in Bethel and Nashville. Alton Gurganus and Bill Merritt visited out of town and Chapel Hill friends respectively. Several pairs of sisters and cousins visited relatives in Raleigh Durham Cary and Winston Salem. Mrs Norris Hannon and son Norris Jr joined Mr Hannon in Richmond while he recovered at Johnson Willis Hospital.
Bill Edwards broadcasts introduce the new Ford V-8 unveiled Saturday. The ad touts beauty comfort power speed and economy and notes the car is now on display at the Tri-City Motor Co.
Notice is given that J. W. Smoot and Nannie V. Smoot executed a deed of trust on 8 April 1930 to Julian R. Allsbrook, trustee. The trustee will sell, at Roanoke Rapids in Halifax County on 27 February 1933 at 12 M, two adjoining lots on the West Side of Roanoke Avenue near Rosemary. Each lot fronts 25 feet on the avenue and runs back 125 feet between parallels.
A notice dated January 26 1933 and posted by Julian R Allsbrook Trustee states the sale of two lots 919 and 921 on Roanoke Rapids Power Co property in Halifax County N C as shown on C F Gore & Co maps dated December 18 1915. The two brick bakery buildings occupy the Lots. Reference to plot book 1 pages 11 12 18 and 14 provides greater description. 4t-Feb.17.
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