Amoskeag mill declares insolvency and seeks reorganization
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company of Manchester New Hampshire declared itself insolvent and filed for permission to reorganize under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. The plant once employed about 12 000 people and faced a $11 379 100 debt carrying six percent annual service of roughly $800 000. The move follows a New Hampshire committee finding the debt service too high and recommendations for bondholder concessions and tax relief to reopen the mill.
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Boston
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
N. IL
Merrimack River
Amoskeag
New Hampshire
Toeorganize
Mancheter
Helen Wrenn Weds Sidney Partin at Halifax
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lewis announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Wrenn to Sidney Edward Partin on Saturday December 7 1935 at Halifax.
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Ernest Lewis
Helen Wrenn
Sidney Edward Partin
Halifax
Unusual Facts Reveals Local Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs L W Clements and son Lawrence Jr spent Wednesday in Smithfield. Mr and Mrs William Medlin spent the week end in Halifax Va. Mrs M Cowardin of Charlotte was the guest of her sister Mrs L W Clements Friday. Miss Fannye Marks and Mrs Grace Kennedy spent Friday in Richmond. Mr and Mrs H L Stephenson and son Henry Lewis of Fremont were guests of Mrs M G Newsome last week. Mrs H E Dobbins and son Dwight spent the week end in Norfolk with Mrs W B Simmons. Mrs W E Fuller and son Ed win Jr of Richmond spent last week with her mother Mrs J W Britton.
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L. W. Clements
Lawrence, Jr
Smithfield
William Medlin
Halifax
M. Cowardin
Charlotte
Fannye Marks
Grace Kennedy
Richmond
H. E. Dobbins
Dwight
Norfolk
W. B. Simmons
W. E. Fuller
Edwin, Jr
J. W. Britton
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